[Merged]Brexit good news

[xoggoth]

This is the Daily Express so not sure how seriously we should take it but, if these unelected *** actually did anything like that, we would be justified in stringing them up. There must be limits to the abuse of democracy that the public should tolerate.

What is it with this "another referendum" nonsense?. So if the result was the same would we have another and another until we got it "right"? If remain won with a similarly small margin would they still be calling for another referendum? I guess not.

[CretinWatcher]

Such a pity we didn't vote to stay with such an organised & helpful bunch.

Jeez you have to have your head wedged deeply up yer bum to say the disorganization comes from the EU side
However the more disorganisation and chaos the better - for those on the gravy train

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Jeez you have to have your head wedged deeply up yer bum to say the disorganization comes from the EU side
However the more disorganisation and chaos the better - for those on the gravy train

I see the mirror is in operation again today....

[MrMarkyMark]

There is some very good news, personally, from Brexit.
Missus heads a legal and compliance team and the phone has been red hot from City law firms hiring in advance of the anticipated negotiations/compliance/legal bonanza.
Eye-wateringly generous packages on offer. I mean seriously, shockingly, high
She'll probably take one of the offers as it would be rude not to profit from Brexiteer tax-payers contributions.

Have to admit it has altered my view of Brexit somewhat

Advice to DA: forget IT or anything else, that, in most areas, will decline precipitously.
Focus on law/management consultancy placements, that's the boom area for the next 2 years.

And you never previously foresaw the legal profession as being a total winner if there was a Brexit and your wife is in the industry......

Christ on a bike

[shaunbhoy]

And you never previously foresaw the legal profession as being a total winner if there was a Brexit and your wife is in the industry......

Christ on a bike

I think you will find that Mrs CW is a dinner lady, and still the main household earner.
Another of his Mittyesque episodes occurring methinks.

[CretinWatcher]

And you never previously foresaw the legal profession as being a total winner if there was a Brexit and your wife is in the industry......

Christ on a bike

I did, but I voted in the interests of the country as whole.
What I didn't forsee was the scale of the demand

[GB9]

Now I understand where is this idiot taking his "knowledge" from.

I've already stated it's in the Independent too lame brain.

You can read can't you? Or were you just looking at the logo on the link from the first post?

[CretinWatcher]

I think you will find that Mrs CW is a dinner lady, and still the main household earner.
Another of his Mittyesque episodes occurring methinks.

Some of us got a bit more than 1 CSE at school.
How's your public sector security guard job going?
Enjoy it while it lasts, the cutbacks haven't started yet.

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Some of us got a bit more than 1 CSE at school.
How's your public sector security guard job going?
Enjoy it while it lasts, the cutbacks haven't started yet.

That shows how much of a cretin you are... Most councils implemented their cuts back in March. The ones I deal with are down to core workers and legal requirements only... Of course things may be different down south where the Government protected its voters*

* This is not 100% accurate but was the end result for technical reasons relating to historic house prices probably beyond your level of comprehension

[CretinWatcher]

That shows how much of a cretin you are... Most councils implemented their cuts back in March. The ones I deal with are down to core workers and legal requirements only... Of course things may be different down south where the Government protected its voters*

* This is not 100% accurate but was the end result for technical reasons relating to historic house prices probably beyond your level of comprehension

Your lack of strategic thinking is obvious.
If you think public sector job cuts have reached a plateau, wait a couple of years.