Today's Brexit economic news is....

[BlasterBates]

300 amendments tabled for the great Brexit repeal bill

That's parliamentary speak for

F*** off

[BrilloPad]

300 amendments tabled for the great Brexit repeal bill

That's parliamentary speak for

F*** off

About time the EU was told to f**k off.

[Cirrus]

Keep following the rainbow Shortboy. Everyone needs a dream.

[shaunbhoy]

Everyone needs a dream.

Not those of us whose reality is just fine.

[BlasterBates]

About time the EU was told to f**k off.

Indeed that is the only option now available:

Brussels is just not willing to negotiate – we should walk away | Frederick Forsyth | Columnists | Comment | Express.co.uk

It is now perfectly plain that the EU, in the form of Barnier, Juncker, Verhofstadt and the rest, intend to offer us nothing but the option of our capitulation and humiliation.

oh dear....
deary me
deary deary me

[BrilloPad]

Indeed that is the only option now available:

Brussels is just not willing to negotiate – we should walk away | Frederick Forsyth | Columnists | Comment | Express.co.uk



oh dear....
deary me
deary deary me

Believing what you read in the Express?

Nurse!

[motoukenin]

You're wasting your time. Brexiteers I've spoken to recently don't take any notice of all the stuff being discussed here. They have a hazy vision of a wonderful world at the end of the rainbow. That's why they voted and they haven't been deflected by all the recent machinations. Near-term problems are just minor setbacks on the golden road to a rosy future where everybody is happy and nobody tells you what to do.

Sure and I think your right for some sectors , but as i am bored I decided to try and understand the rationale.

It varies between people who voted to leave as there life is sh!t and even if Brexit is a big failure so what, to those who do genuinely believe that we will be better off.

I also did some blogging on a US site as well and from what I can tell it seems like the USA would not be that interested in a UK without Europe. Most of the responses there suggested that there is no special relationship, the US population has changed so much over the last 20 years , and if UK pulled out of EU then enough EU countries now speak English that they predict a lot of company relocations , one or two admitted that their company was now making plans to move out.

Relaying this to people in the UK I got a very aggressive response, most thought good riddance and some said that would actually be good for Britain so not sure the special relationship exist here either.

Not going to bore you with all of the reactions and counter reactions from what I have done to date, but it has been very interesting and if I was to sum it up I would say that it all boils down to education and what you can make people believe.

Asking if being in the EU which is a complex question, and I am not patronising people here there are just so many different aspects from distribution of Atomic materials to interest rates and trade that even a rocket scientist would have been hard pressed to work out the pro's and con's to a country of more than 60 million, so the actual question of EU membership for the UK was pretty flawed from the start.

[shaunbhoy]

Not going to bore you

Yes you are....................

[darmstadt]

Believing what you read in the Express?

Nurse!

A million brexiters did

[BlasterBates]

Labour suggests voters now regret Brexit

Ever more remoaners sitting under their tables at home with paper bags over their heads, saying "woe is me".

oh dear
deary me
deary deary me