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OUT WITH A DEAL EATING OUR CAKE AND LOVING IT suck it up remoaners
And like a typical anti democracy remoaner he decided the will of the people should be ignored the minute the democratic result was in total fecking hypocrite 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Despite it being voted in to law by the commons the spineless two faced remoaner MPs have totally abandoned any morals and decided to ignore the will of the British people.
It will be remembered and no election or referendum will ever be the same again in this country.
The one thing that will come is a massive surge in the popularity of UKIP or a similar party in the future who stand for the 52%.
Happy Days.
[Post edited 1 Jan 2021 14:13]
OUT AFLI SUCK IT UP REMOANER LOSERS
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The wait was well worth it. on 12:40 - May 16 by Catullus
Ohhh, now try asking ECB if we have fully left and he'll tell you yes. It's official, we are no longer members, we are ex EU members.
The no deal scenario might be irrelevant because of Covid-19, this virus is hitting the whole world hard and that is why the EU has extra problems, Germany doesn't want to be responsible for the debts of countries who were already struggling where Covid might be the final straw, it disagrees with the bonds purchase, the cracks are there. How much will a no deal scenario matter if the EU collapses?
I'm not saying it definitely will but it has to be considered possible.
Well we still haven't fully left hence the frictionless trade - the impact won't be seen until post - transition;
Interesting points, but at the moment the fact remains that the EU hasn't collapsed. I'm sure this thread will be libe in 10 years time when we will still be debating!
The wait was well worth it. on 13:29 - May 16 by waynekerr55
Well we still haven't fully left hence the frictionless trade - the impact won't be seen until post - transition;
Interesting points, but at the moment the fact remains that the EU hasn't collapsed. I'm sure this thread will be libe in 10 years time when we will still be debating!
The wait was well worth it. on 12:40 - May 16 by Catullus
Ohhh, now try asking ECB if we have fully left and he'll tell you yes. It's official, we are no longer members, we are ex EU members.
The no deal scenario might be irrelevant because of Covid-19, this virus is hitting the whole world hard and that is why the EU has extra problems, Germany doesn't want to be responsible for the debts of countries who were already struggling where Covid might be the final straw, it disagrees with the bonds purchase, the cracks are there. How much will a no deal scenario matter if the EU collapses?
I'm not saying it definitely will but it has to be considered possible.
“Ohhh, now try asking ECB if we have fully left and he'll tell you yes. It's official, we are no longer members, we are ex EU members.”
He will because it’s a fact. It’s just in the long list of things that you can’t quite grasp.
The wait was well worth it. on 15:25 - May 16 by exiledclaseboy
“Ohhh, now try asking ECB if we have fully left and he'll tell you yes. It's official, we are no longer members, we are ex EU members.”
He will because it’s a fact. It’s just in the long list of things that you can’t quite grasp.
To be fair my post was worded in a rather cack handed way (much like current Covid regulations).
My overarching point about the fact that we aren't out of frictionless trade stands and anyone suggesting otherwise is either disingenuous or doesn't understand what stage we are at
Swansea Indepenent Poster Of The Year 2021. Dr P / Mart66 / Roathie / Parlay / E20/ Duffle was 2nd, but he is deluded and thinks in his little twisted brain that he won. Poor sod. We let him win this year, as he has cried for a whole year. His 14 usernames, bless his cotton socks.
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The wait was well worth it. on 22:42 - May 16 with 2314 views
The wait was well worth it. on 22:17 - May 16 by Catullus
So instead of telling the person who twice said we haven't fully left you choose to have a go at me instead. That axe is right down to the nub by now.
Or did you not understand that I was pointing out to Waynekers that we have left? ECB not understand something, perish the thought.
My earlier reply clarified my stance. We are still in transition so therefore have access to frictionless trade. My initial point was around the whole "project fear" is that we can't measure any shock until JIT grinds to a halt and prices invariably go up
The wait was well worth it. on 07:04 - May 17 by waynekerr55
My earlier reply clarified my stance. We are still in transition so therefore have access to frictionless trade. My initial point was around the whole "project fear" is that we can't measure any shock until JIT grinds to a halt and prices invariably go up
Agree, except for the £50bn quantitative easing, estimated £130bn shock on growth up to the end of 2019 and related departures of companies/organisations, etc. But yes, the impacts of the rules changing when the transition period ends are yet to be felt.
This 'project fear' thing has been done to death. Half of what was said was wrong in detail (immediate impact on jobs and house price crash, wasn't it?). But effectively the warnings were about a negative impact and it's been overwhelmingly negative so far in both ways that can be measured economically and the social impacts.
Whether that will change in time is hard to tell, but as I understand it the the relative importance of the EU to us versus the rest of the world, means the likelihood of an overall positive outcome is very small indeed.
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The wait was well worth it. on 13:06 - May 19 with 2076 views
The wait was well worth it. on 13:06 - May 19 by waynekerr55
tHe Eu Is CoLlApSiNgH
TaKiNg BaCk CùNtRoLl
Not sure who that Nick is but he’s on Twitter all the time.
Interesting points behind the tweet, the fishing quota licenses were legitimately sold on several years ago, so the only way they can be brought back British control is by the current owners selling them back or the Government acquiring them, can’t see the government forcing a compulsory purchase r nationalisation through, it would cause outrage. There’s a second tweet in the thread from a farmer questioning an MP about failing to vote, the unnamed MP’s response is pretty poor. Interesting times ahead.
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The wait was well worth it. on 20:37 - May 19 with 2019 views
The wait was well worth it. on 11:03 - May 20 by Highjack
He might be a tw*t but he’s a clever tw*t. 3 million views a month, he will be raking it in.
And that’s the problem with social media in a nutshell.
The more extreme the views, the more money people make, which eventually polarises every single argument to such an extent that we find ourselves in a cesspit of hate.
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The wait was well worth it. on 11:49 - May 20 with 1887 views
The wait was well worth it. on 11:06 - May 20 by londonlisa2001
And that’s the problem with social media in a nutshell.
The more extreme the views, the more money people make, which eventually polarises every single argument to such an extent that we find ourselves in a cesspit of hate.
No doubt but a lot of newspapers and magazines have been doing similar for decades or even centuries. It’s just more accessible now. An old fart rambling in his bedroom can be accessed by anyone with an internet connection.
The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.
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