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"That country now has collapsed - politically, economically, monetarily ..."
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Originally posted by vetran View Postnice to see the Bremainer on the right.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by diseasex View PostYep country taken by idiots without any plan but shouting aloud...
that reminds me of this:
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostSame way no one said how Brexit should look like in practise.
that reminds me of this:
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostSame way no one said how Brexit should look like in practise.
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Originally posted by diseasex View PostYeah but nobody says what the reforms should be...Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by GB9 View PostThey are rather bitter, aren't they? Although understandable as his country also wants a referendum and he has to be seen to try and dissuade them.
You missed off this bit though:
'The head of the liberal group in the parliament, former Belgian Prime Minister Guy Verhofstadt, lambasted the European Council, the forum where EU governments decide policy.
He said the Council's reaction to Brexit was "we shouldn't change anything, just implement existing European policies". "I find this shocking and irresponsible," he said angrily.
There had been warning signs for the EU from previous referendums in Denmark and the Netherlands, he said.
"What are you waiting for? When will the Council recognise that this type of EU - you cannot defend it any more. Europe needs to be reformed... European citizens are not against Europe, they're against this Europe."'Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by diseasex View PostBrexit leaders 'leaving the boat' - EU Commission boss Juncker - BBC News
Bit of a scare day, especially if you are holding banks
You missed off this bit though:
'The head of the liberal group in the parliament, former Belgian Prime Minister Guy Verhofstadt, lambasted the European Council, the forum where EU governments decide policy.
He said the Council's reaction to Brexit was "we shouldn't change anything, just implement existing European policies". "I find this shocking and irresponsible," he said angrily.
There had been warning signs for the EU from previous referendums in Denmark and the Netherlands, he said.
"What are you waiting for? When will the Council recognise that this type of EU - you cannot defend it any more. Europe needs to be reformed... European citizens are not against Europe, they're against this Europe."'Leave a comment:
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"That country now has collapsed - politically, economically, monetarily ..."
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte told MEPs that the Brexit vote was "extremely unfortunate", especially for the UK. "That country now has collapsed - politically, economically, monetarily and constitutionally, and you will have years ahead of you to get out of this mess."
The referendum result caused political and economic turmoil in the UK. The pound slumped to a 31-year low against the US dollar and there are fears that the UK is heading for a recession again.
Bit of a scare day, especially if you are holding banks
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