Breakfast Brexit Merge

[GB9]

Reading some of the comments on facebook by sore remainers .
"51% of the country are thick uneducated morons" and reference to aborted at birth etc.

only two days after mourning the MP ceremony.

True colors really showing.

I'll second that.

You would think a minority got their way, not a massive majority.

[Old Greg]

Daniel Hannan backs free movement of labour

https://twitter.com/BBCNewsnight/sta...66834610692096

Pity he forgot to mention this before.

[WTFH]

It all makes sense... The areas of the country that received the most in EU grants are the ones who voted to leave. Now they are demanding that the UK government pay them the grants instead.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7101311.html

[SueEllen]

It all makes sense... The areas of the country that received the most in EU grants are the ones who voted to leave. Now they are demanding that the UK government pay them the grants instead.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7101311.html

I wouldn't give them and the Welsh who rely on EU funding a pot to p*ss in.

[minestrone]

I wouldn't give them and the Welsh who rely on EU funding a pot to p*ss in.

The Welsh contributions are pretty much identical to the EU funding it receives.

But feel free to lash out with your limited understanding.

[scooterscot]

Give it twelve months and, with Cameron a distant memory and some fabricated reason why circumstances have changed, there'll be another referendum. There'll be no credible campaign in favour of Brexit, as Farage has now been exposed as a liar who's so crooked he could hide behind a spiral staircase, and it'll be a comfortable win for Remain.

The guy is so twisted they'll need a screwdriver to bury him.

[minestrone]

Even the Tory Brexiteers are equivocal about the business of actually invoking Article 50, for the simple reason that they were only seeking power for themselves. The referendum campaign was just a convenient way of getting rid of Cameron sooner rather than later, with Boris as the beneficiary.

Give it twelve months and, with Cameron a distant memory and some fabricated reason why circumstances have changed, there'll be another referendum. There'll be no credible campaign in favour of Brexit, as Farage has now been exposed as a liar who's so crooked he could hide behind a spiral staircase, and it'll be a comfortable win for Remain.

Or Boris may just not bother having another vote, if whatever he engineers is sufficiently bad that he can "legitimately" put off doing anything about the EU for the foreseeable future.

As the man said: "Ever get the feeling you've been cheated?"

We are out.

Deal with it.

[Old Greg]

We are out.

Deal with it.

Of course we are.

[BlasterBates]

The EU freedom of movement won't change

Thanks to Old Greg in another thread

https://twitter.com/BBCNewsnight/sta...66834610692096

Daniel Hannan proposing free movement of labour, within the EU.

It's pretty clear the difference between Cameron's deal i.e. no benefits for at least 4 years and what Daniel Hannan says is non-existent .

The UK has left the EU and will take on board all it's regulations, cheap workers will still come in their thousands and the UK will split up with customs posts and "border controls" North of Newcastle.

Conclusion the result of Brexit, is that interest rates will go up supermarket prices will go up due to the weak pound, probably less investment, the country will split up and there will be just as much immigration as there was before

[sirja]

https://twitter.com/BBCNewsnight/sta...66834610692096

Pity he forgot to mention this before.

What a joke. The Leave chaps have planted such expectations in the minds of the hordes, it's not going to be pretty to see the blow back as each of those expectations hits the dust