[Merged]Brexit stuff

[MrMarkyMark]

Put yer pants back on and pull us a pint please luv.

Careful...........are you sure you are holding that type of volume, maybe its been a while







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[northernladyuk]

Put yer pants back on and pull us a pint please luv.

Your Sterling - is no good here. Only Euro or Dollar. Comprende?

[BlasterBates]

That's like saying you should stay in a rubbish relationship because it's better than being on your own. But the chances of meeting someone right are much lower when you are with someone.

Sometimes you need courage behind conviction and we have. Be positive. Better times ahead.

Absolutely...

Unbelievable things your tax dollars are funding | The New Daily


7 Unbelievable Ways the Government Wasted Your Money in 2015 | The Fiscal Times


Shameful waste of tax money | The Japan Times


Criminal waste of taxpayers’ money - Times of India


When the UK stops contributing to the EU you will be 11 pounds a month better off, because the UK doesn't contribute to the EU.

However due the drop in the pound because of the Brexit vote an average earner will be 32 pounds a month worse off, as a contractor more like 100 pounds.

Did voting Brexit make financial sense ?

Jim Cramer described it as cutting your nose off to spite your face.

[MrMarkyMark]

Your Sterling - is no good here. Only Euro or Dollar. Comprende?

The old man said you were only accepting Bitcoin these days









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[sirja]

For some unfathomable reason this is the precious EU that the remainers want to protect. This is the EU that they think will deliver prosperity and peace to Europe

https://venitism.wordpress.com/2016/...ey-on-junkets/

The EU is not perfect, in fact it's very far from perfect, but the simple truth is that the UK has been integrated into it's structures economically, legally and politically for almost 50 years, and many of us on what was the remain side felt it would be very costly to remove ourselves from this.
I actually share the impatience of many leavers for Article 50 to be trigged ASAP. Only when the in depth negotiations commence will the true nature of things be revealed. Some say we have the stronger hand and will get a 'eat our cake and have it ' outcome, others say we will have no choice but to compromise (I am in that group), both sides can't be right....

[GB9]

Absolutely...

Unbelievable things your tax dollars are funding | The New Daily


7 Unbelievable Ways the Government Wasted Your Money in 2015 | The Fiscal Times


Shameful waste of tax money | The Japan Times


Criminal waste of taxpayers’ money - Times of India


When the UK stops contributing to the EU you will be 11 pounds a month better off, because the UK doesn't contribute to the EU.

However due the drop in the pound because of the Brexit vote an average earner will be 32 pounds a month worse off, as a contractor more like 100 pounds.

Did voting Brexit make financial sense ?

Jim Cramer is a laughing stock.

And I didn't vote to be a few quid better or worse off. Neither here nor there.

[DodgyAgent]

The EU is not perfect, in fact it's very far from perfect, but the simple truth is that the UK has been integrated into it's structures economically, legally and politically for almost 50 years, and many of us on what was the remain side felt it would be very costly to remove ourselves from this.
I actually share the impatience of many leavers for Article 50 to be trigged ASAP. Only when the in depth negotiations commence will the true nature of things be revealed. Some say we have the stronger hand and will get a 'eat our cake and have it ' outcome, others say we will have no choice but to compromise (I am in that group), both sides can't be right....

Fair point. Just as the Soviet Union disentangled itself there were years of pain. Fortunately we are getting out now before it unravels completely

[GB9]

The EU is not perfect, in fact it's very far from perfect, but the simple truth is that the UK has been integrated into it's structures economically, legally and politically for almost 50 years

Without any voted mandate to do so. If you had put that to the electorate 20 years ago and thrown in an EU army do you really believe the people of the UK would have said yes? Zero chance.

[DodgyAgent]

The EU is not perfect, in fact it's very far from perfect, but the simple truth is that the UK has been integrated into it's structures economically, legally and politically for almost 50 years, and many of us on what was the remain side felt it would be very costly to remove ourselves from this.
I actually share the impatience of many leavers for Article 50 to be trigged ASAP. Only when the in depth negotiations commence will the true nature of things be revealed. Some say we have the stronger hand and will get a 'eat our cake and have it ' outcome, others say we will have no choice but to compromise (I am in that group), both sides can't be right....

As for "reforming from within" https://semipartisansam.com/2016/05/...e-pro-eu-left/

First there’s Yanis Varoufakis, the flash stepdad of European leftism and the former finance minister of ailing Greece. This is a man who has experienced the tyranny of the Brussels set firsthand. His modest proposals for rescuing debt-laden Greece from EU-enforced austerity were ignored. ‘Elections’, he was told by German finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble, ‘change nothing’. He quit government in protest as his Syriza comrade Alexis Tsipras signed an agreement that would once again shackle Greece to Troika diktat. What is the self-styled ‘erratic Marxist’ up to now? He’s touring the UK, telling Brits to say ‘Oxi’ to Brexit so that we can ‘reform the EU from within’.

[DodgyAgent]

here is a another "reformer"

https://www.theguardian.com/world/19...07/eu.politics

4 years on:

https://euobserver.com/political/14381

Finally

Neil Kinnock's hypocricy could help decide your EU vote | Daily Mail Online

I bet UK politicians are queuing up to reform the EU