Brexit, IMO, was a terrible thing to happen to the UK. The one benefit I suppose is that it'll actually bring down the UK in the upcoming years as we firstly see Scotland going it alone.
I have to say though Brexit is a shame. A decade ago I was very much a fan of the 'union' and the 2012 Olympics made it feel we were heading for great times. Unfortunately it hasn't turned out that way. It's why I think we'd be better served going our separate ways but still retain a very close friendship.
It's not remotely settled, the process will be going on for several more years if not decades
The Australia deal is hilarious. We benefit more than the Uk and it basically sticks two fingers up at UK farmers.
Eventually we'll come full circle and the EU will join the UK.
Will never cease to amaze me how citizens of a country could have freedom to live and work in 27 other country's only to decide they don't fancy it.
As someone who has lawful residence in 4 countries I still despise fact Europe is no longer open to me
52, good post, but weren't all those things you listed available as a member of the EU? And rejected?
comment by Robbb (U22716)
posted 4 minutes ago
The Australia deal is hilarious. We benefit more than the Uk and it basically sticks two fingers up at UK farmers.
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From what I've read this seems to unfortunately be the case.
comment by No Love AKA Mamba - not home right now as I'm out rioting and looting with BLM and my right hand man Sizzle (U1282)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Robbb (U22716)
posted 4 minutes ago
The Australia deal is hilarious. We benefit more than the Uk and it basically sticks two fingers up at UK farmers.
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From what I've read this seems to unfortunately be the case.
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Trust the truss.
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 10 minutes ago
52, good post, but weren't all those things you listed available as a member of the EU? And rejected?
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Yes, but I think they were rejected for a different reason. But we are where we are. So we need a way forward
OP writes like Brexit has just happened! Many of these things are already down the road e.g. we’ve signed trade deals with about 70 countries. That said they are small beer versus eu.
Pros and cons and reality masked by covid but U.K. has fckd it by assuming the eu wouldn’t be vindictive. Did I say fck the French? Maybe not - fck the French.
I get brexit. We never ever got the benefit that the geographically, culturally and mentally closer bloc did. Fck the French. Charged the standard rate but didn’t receive the standard benefits and still the French cvnts would act like they were something. Gerry sees right through the French cvnts, fck them.
U.K. is adrift. US don’t want to know much either - they have their own sh.t show.
Surprised England hasn’t pushed for independence? Of course the establishment won’t let it happen cos vanity defence, ambassadorial and other projects would instantly become 15% dearer. And whilst the French will never get their shoulder shrugging sh.t together the Welsh, Irish and Scot’s might and that would tip them.
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by No Love AKA Mamba - not home right now as I'm out rioting and looting with BLM and my right hand man Sizzle (U1282)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Robbb (U22716)
posted 4 minutes ago
The Australia deal is hilarious. We benefit more than the Uk and it basically sticks two fingers up at UK farmers.
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From what I've read this seems to unfortunately be the case.
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Trust the truss.
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She's either really good at acting brain-dead to give this false sense of innocence or she is just brain-dead
Is After Brexit an after-dinner mint coated in shiiit?
comment by No Love AKA Mamba - not home right now as I�... (U1282)
posted 23 minutes ago
comment by Robbb (U22716)
posted 4 minutes ago
The Australia deal is hilarious. We benefit more than the Uk and it basically sticks two fingers up at UK farmers.
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From what I've read this seems to unfortunately be the case.
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indeed it is best forecasts are like 0.08% rise of GDP while selling out our food standards and kicking the farmers in the teeth.
comment by Two Balls, One Saka (U19684)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by No Love AKA Mamba - not home right now as I'm out rioting and looting with BLM and my right hand man Sizzle (U1282)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Robbb (U22716)
posted 4 minutes ago
The Australia deal is hilarious. We benefit more than the Uk and it basically sticks two fingers up at UK farmers.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
From what I've read this seems to unfortunately be the case.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Trust the truss.
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She's either really good at acting brain-dead to give this false sense of innocence or she is just brain-dead
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She's a hilarious figure, one of her biggest points while campaigning for remain was she didn't want to damage her childrens future, Leave wins and now she's a cheerleader. She's been photographed all over the place and is clearly having lessons relating to her speech and body language
this is one of the best moments that defines the useless chancer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swgObFTx0iM
just another pathetic Tory who is solely interested in her own career and power.
you can see why she is the favourite to replace Boris within the Tory party.
but surely we've had enough of useless blondes
52, you missed out healthcare.
Which are the UK's plans to make up for the shortage of health staff caused by Brexit?
comment by Silver (U6112)
posted 15 minutes ago
OP writes like Brexit has just happened! Many of these things are already down the road e.g. we’ve signed trade deals with about 70 countries. That said they are small beer versus eu.
Pros and cons and reality masked by covid but U.K. has fckd it by assuming the eu wouldn’t be vindictive. Did I say fck the French? Maybe not - fck the French.
I get brexit. We never ever got the benefit that the geographically, culturally and mentally closer bloc did. Fck the French. Charged the standard rate but didn’t receive the standard benefits and still the French cvnts would act like they were something. Gerry sees right through the French cvnts, fck them.
U.K. is adrift. US don’t want to know much either - they have their own sh.t show.
Surprised England hasn’t pushed for independence? Of course the establishment won’t let it happen cos vanity defence, ambassadorial and other projects would instantly become 15% dearer. And whilst the French will never get their shoulder shrugging sh.t together the Welsh, Irish and Scot’s might and that would tip them.
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70 countries? once you drop down beyond the top 20 list in GDP the value of these deal will be virtually zero.
all the best deals they have signed are effectively rollover deals from what we had within the EU except slightly worse.
Look how it's booted the steel industry square in the baws when the US and EU agreed to drop Tariffs on steel.
the only way to make possibly make it work would have to have very close alignment with the EU and slowly move certain targetted industries away from EU regulation and even doing that would have been required various trade and customs barriers.
this is the one of if not the most ludicrous political projects in the history of the country brought to you by some of the most ludicrous politicians in the history of the country.
there's a video or pictures of Gove and Johnson moments after the result and they weren't celebrating or punching the air, they look like they had just sh@t themselves.
Has the City of London financial district collapsed yet?
comment by Samus (Isle of) Arran (U22669)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Two Balls, One Saka (U19684)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by No Love AKA Mamba - not home right now as I'm out rioting and looting with BLM and my right hand man Sizzle (U1282)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Robbb (U22716)
posted 4 minutes ago
The Australia deal is hilarious. We benefit more than the Uk and it basically sticks two fingers up at UK farmers.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
From what I've read this seems to unfortunately be the case.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Trust the truss.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
She's either really good at acting brain-dead to give this false sense of innocence or she is just brain-dead
----------------------------------------------------------------------
She's a hilarious figure, one of her biggest points while campaigning for remain was she didn't want to damage her childrens future, Leave wins and now she's a cheerleader. She's been photographed all over the place and is clearly having lessons relating to her speech and body language
this is one of the best moments that defines the useless chancer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swgObFTx0iM
just another pathetic Tory who is solely interested in her own career and power.
you can see why she is the favourite to replace Boris within the Tory party.
but surely we've had enough of useless blondes
----------------------------------------------------------------------
FFS what an absolute clown
one of her biggest points while campaigning for remain was she didn't want to damage her childrens future, Leave wins and now she's a cheerleader
—————————————
Amongst other things it’s called prostitution
Just remember that every year now, things get exponentially more ridiculous. In 5 years we will look back and think "remember when we thought Brexit was mental?", whilst Prime Minister Prince Andrew addresses the "free belllend" party conference. Are belllends are rights. It goes where it wants, it goes where it waaants, are belllend, it goes where it wants.
Sorry to lower the tone with realism.
The India/British post Brexit trade deal that is currently been negotiated is reported to be worth billions for both countries.
However a downside of it as far as the many, racist Brexiteers will be concerned about is the fact that India insists that any deal will involve the UK relaxing our immigration rules and opening up our borders for unlimited passage for any Indian students and professionals to live and work in the UK as they please. The UK Gvt are so keen to seal this deal that they dont see this as a problem to sell to Brexit voters in the UK.
This will go against the grain of the main point of Brexit for many which was to secure our UK borders further from over immigration, especially from non EU brown people.
You really couldnt make this up.
comment by RB&W - What is it now, Ralf? (U21434)
posted 21 seconds ago
The India/British post Brexit trade deal that is currently been negotiated is reported to be worth billions for both countries.
However a downside of it as far as the many, racist Brexiteers will be concerned about is the fact that India insists that any deal will involve the UK relaxing our immigration rules and opening up our borders for unlimited passage for any Indian students and professionals to live and work in the UK as they please. The UK Gvt are so keen to seal this deal that they dont see this as a problem to sell to Brexit voters in the UK.
This will go against the grain of the main point of Brexit for many which was to secure our UK borders further from over immigration, especially from non EU brown people.
You really couldnt make this up.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The people in the area I grew up wanted Brexit to stop the over saturation of EU white people. The Polish and Romanians specifically.
We have a new 100+ comment article machine
comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 25 seconds ago
comment by RB&W - What is it now, Ralf? (U21434)
posted 21 seconds ago
The India/British post Brexit trade deal that is currently been negotiated is reported to be worth billions for both countries.
However a downside of it as far as the many, racist Brexiteers will be concerned about is the fact that India insists that any deal will involve the UK relaxing our immigration rules and opening up our borders for unlimited passage for any Indian students and professionals to live and work in the UK as they please. The UK Gvt are so keen to seal this deal that they dont see this as a problem to sell to Brexit voters in the UK.
This will go against the grain of the main point of Brexit for many which was to secure our UK borders further from over immigration, especially from non EU brown people.
You really couldnt make this up.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The people in the area I grew up wanted Brexit to stop the over saturation of EU white people. The Polish and Romanians specifically.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Yes they hate them, too.
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posted on 14/1/22
Brexit, IMO, was a terrible thing to happen to the UK. The one benefit I suppose is that it'll actually bring down the UK in the upcoming years as we firstly see Scotland going it alone.
I have to say though Brexit is a shame. A decade ago I was very much a fan of the 'union' and the 2012 Olympics made it feel we were heading for great times. Unfortunately it hasn't turned out that way. It's why I think we'd be better served going our separate ways but still retain a very close friendship.
posted on 14/1/22
It's not remotely settled, the process will be going on for several more years if not decades
posted on 14/1/22
The Australia deal is hilarious. We benefit more than the Uk and it basically sticks two fingers up at UK farmers.
posted on 14/1/22
Eventually we'll come full circle and the EU will join the UK.
posted on 14/1/22
Will never cease to amaze me how citizens of a country could have freedom to live and work in 27 other country's only to decide they don't fancy it.
posted on 14/1/22
As someone who has lawful residence in 4 countries I still despise fact Europe is no longer open to me
posted on 14/1/22
52, good post, but weren't all those things you listed available as a member of the EU? And rejected?
posted on 14/1/22
comment by Robbb (U22716)
posted 4 minutes ago
The Australia deal is hilarious. We benefit more than the Uk and it basically sticks two fingers up at UK farmers.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
From what I've read this seems to unfortunately be the case.
posted on 14/1/22
comment by No Love AKA Mamba - not home right now as I'm out rioting and looting with BLM and my right hand man Sizzle (U1282)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Robbb (U22716)
posted 4 minutes ago
The Australia deal is hilarious. We benefit more than the Uk and it basically sticks two fingers up at UK farmers.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
From what I've read this seems to unfortunately be the case.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Trust the truss.
posted on 14/1/22
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 10 minutes ago
52, good post, but weren't all those things you listed available as a member of the EU? And rejected?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Yes, but I think they were rejected for a different reason. But we are where we are. So we need a way forward
posted on 14/1/22
OP writes like Brexit has just happened! Many of these things are already down the road e.g. we’ve signed trade deals with about 70 countries. That said they are small beer versus eu.
Pros and cons and reality masked by covid but U.K. has fckd it by assuming the eu wouldn’t be vindictive. Did I say fck the French? Maybe not - fck the French.
I get brexit. We never ever got the benefit that the geographically, culturally and mentally closer bloc did. Fck the French. Charged the standard rate but didn’t receive the standard benefits and still the French cvnts would act like they were something. Gerry sees right through the French cvnts, fck them.
U.K. is adrift. US don’t want to know much either - they have their own sh.t show.
Surprised England hasn’t pushed for independence? Of course the establishment won’t let it happen cos vanity defence, ambassadorial and other projects would instantly become 15% dearer. And whilst the French will never get their shoulder shrugging sh.t together the Welsh, Irish and Scot’s might and that would tip them.
posted on 14/1/22
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by No Love AKA Mamba - not home right now as I'm out rioting and looting with BLM and my right hand man Sizzle (U1282)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Robbb (U22716)
posted 4 minutes ago
The Australia deal is hilarious. We benefit more than the Uk and it basically sticks two fingers up at UK farmers.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
From what I've read this seems to unfortunately be the case.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Trust the truss.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
She's either really good at acting brain-dead to give this false sense of innocence or she is just brain-dead
posted on 14/1/22
Is After Brexit an after-dinner mint coated in shiiit?
posted on 14/1/22
comment by No Love AKA Mamba - not home right now as I�... (U1282)
posted 23 minutes ago
comment by Robbb (U22716)
posted 4 minutes ago
The Australia deal is hilarious. We benefit more than the Uk and it basically sticks two fingers up at UK farmers.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
From what I've read this seems to unfortunately be the case.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
indeed it is best forecasts are like 0.08% rise of GDP while selling out our food standards and kicking the farmers in the teeth.
posted on 14/1/22
comment by Two Balls, One Saka (U19684)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by No Love AKA Mamba - not home right now as I'm out rioting and looting with BLM and my right hand man Sizzle (U1282)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Robbb (U22716)
posted 4 minutes ago
The Australia deal is hilarious. We benefit more than the Uk and it basically sticks two fingers up at UK farmers.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
From what I've read this seems to unfortunately be the case.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Trust the truss.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
She's either really good at acting brain-dead to give this false sense of innocence or she is just brain-dead
----------------------------------------------------------------------
She's a hilarious figure, one of her biggest points while campaigning for remain was she didn't want to damage her childrens future, Leave wins and now she's a cheerleader. She's been photographed all over the place and is clearly having lessons relating to her speech and body language
this is one of the best moments that defines the useless chancer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swgObFTx0iM
just another pathetic Tory who is solely interested in her own career and power.
you can see why she is the favourite to replace Boris within the Tory party.
but surely we've had enough of useless blondes
posted on 14/1/22
52, you missed out healthcare.
Which are the UK's plans to make up for the shortage of health staff caused by Brexit?
posted on 14/1/22
comment by Silver (U6112)
posted 15 minutes ago
OP writes like Brexit has just happened! Many of these things are already down the road e.g. we’ve signed trade deals with about 70 countries. That said they are small beer versus eu.
Pros and cons and reality masked by covid but U.K. has fckd it by assuming the eu wouldn’t be vindictive. Did I say fck the French? Maybe not - fck the French.
I get brexit. We never ever got the benefit that the geographically, culturally and mentally closer bloc did. Fck the French. Charged the standard rate but didn’t receive the standard benefits and still the French cvnts would act like they were something. Gerry sees right through the French cvnts, fck them.
U.K. is adrift. US don’t want to know much either - they have their own sh.t show.
Surprised England hasn’t pushed for independence? Of course the establishment won’t let it happen cos vanity defence, ambassadorial and other projects would instantly become 15% dearer. And whilst the French will never get their shoulder shrugging sh.t together the Welsh, Irish and Scot’s might and that would tip them.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
70 countries? once you drop down beyond the top 20 list in GDP the value of these deal will be virtually zero.
all the best deals they have signed are effectively rollover deals from what we had within the EU except slightly worse.
Look how it's booted the steel industry square in the baws when the US and EU agreed to drop Tariffs on steel.
the only way to make possibly make it work would have to have very close alignment with the EU and slowly move certain targetted industries away from EU regulation and even doing that would have been required various trade and customs barriers.
this is the one of if not the most ludicrous political projects in the history of the country brought to you by some of the most ludicrous politicians in the history of the country.
there's a video or pictures of Gove and Johnson moments after the result and they weren't celebrating or punching the air, they look like they had just sh@t themselves.
posted on 14/1/22
Has the City of London financial district collapsed yet?
posted on 14/1/22
comment by Samus (Isle of) Arran (U22669)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by Two Balls, One Saka (U19684)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by No Love AKA Mamba - not home right now as I'm out rioting and looting with BLM and my right hand man Sizzle (U1282)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Robbb (U22716)
posted 4 minutes ago
The Australia deal is hilarious. We benefit more than the Uk and it basically sticks two fingers up at UK farmers.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
From what I've read this seems to unfortunately be the case.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Trust the truss.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
She's either really good at acting brain-dead to give this false sense of innocence or she is just brain-dead
----------------------------------------------------------------------
She's a hilarious figure, one of her biggest points while campaigning for remain was she didn't want to damage her childrens future, Leave wins and now she's a cheerleader. She's been photographed all over the place and is clearly having lessons relating to her speech and body language
this is one of the best moments that defines the useless chancer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swgObFTx0iM
just another pathetic Tory who is solely interested in her own career and power.
you can see why she is the favourite to replace Boris within the Tory party.
but surely we've had enough of useless blondes
----------------------------------------------------------------------
FFS what an absolute clown
posted on 14/1/22
one of her biggest points while campaigning for remain was she didn't want to damage her childrens future, Leave wins and now she's a cheerleader
—————————————
Amongst other things it’s called prostitution
posted on 14/1/22
Just remember that every year now, things get exponentially more ridiculous. In 5 years we will look back and think "remember when we thought Brexit was mental?", whilst Prime Minister Prince Andrew addresses the "free belllend" party conference. Are belllends are rights. It goes where it wants, it goes where it waaants, are belllend, it goes where it wants.
Sorry to lower the tone with realism.
posted on 14/1/22
The India/British post Brexit trade deal that is currently been negotiated is reported to be worth billions for both countries.
However a downside of it as far as the many, racist Brexiteers will be concerned about is the fact that India insists that any deal will involve the UK relaxing our immigration rules and opening up our borders for unlimited passage for any Indian students and professionals to live and work in the UK as they please. The UK Gvt are so keen to seal this deal that they dont see this as a problem to sell to Brexit voters in the UK.
This will go against the grain of the main point of Brexit for many which was to secure our UK borders further from over immigration, especially from non EU brown people.
You really couldnt make this up.
posted on 14/1/22
comment by RB&W - What is it now, Ralf? (U21434)
posted 21 seconds ago
The India/British post Brexit trade deal that is currently been negotiated is reported to be worth billions for both countries.
However a downside of it as far as the many, racist Brexiteers will be concerned about is the fact that India insists that any deal will involve the UK relaxing our immigration rules and opening up our borders for unlimited passage for any Indian students and professionals to live and work in the UK as they please. The UK Gvt are so keen to seal this deal that they dont see this as a problem to sell to Brexit voters in the UK.
This will go against the grain of the main point of Brexit for many which was to secure our UK borders further from over immigration, especially from non EU brown people.
You really couldnt make this up.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The people in the area I grew up wanted Brexit to stop the over saturation of EU white people. The Polish and Romanians specifically.
posted on 14/1/22
We have a new 100+ comment article machine
posted on 14/1/22
comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 25 seconds ago
comment by RB&W - What is it now, Ralf? (U21434)
posted 21 seconds ago
The India/British post Brexit trade deal that is currently been negotiated is reported to be worth billions for both countries.
However a downside of it as far as the many, racist Brexiteers will be concerned about is the fact that India insists that any deal will involve the UK relaxing our immigration rules and opening up our borders for unlimited passage for any Indian students and professionals to live and work in the UK as they please. The UK Gvt are so keen to seal this deal that they dont see this as a problem to sell to Brexit voters in the UK.
This will go against the grain of the main point of Brexit for many which was to secure our UK borders further from over immigration, especially from non EU brown people.
You really couldnt make this up.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The people in the area I grew up wanted Brexit to stop the over saturation of EU white people. The Polish and Romanians specifically.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Yes they hate them, too.
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