Reply to: Brexit Discussion - Predictions of Britain in a Post Brexit world

[darmstadt]

So you ignore everything we post and put up what you feel instead?

[Bee]

Nah. He's stupid enough, but I don't think he's got the right level of malice.

Is he stupid because he has a different opinion? You are a maleficent mod.

[eek]

So the UK should have let banks collapse in 2008 instead of handing them free money?

Yep - but they should also never have let them get so big that their collapse would devastate the whole economy. The issue was created far earlier back in 1997 when the Bank of England lost responsibility for banking regulation.

[NotAllThere]

I think he is a mod.

Nah. He's stupid enough, but I don't think he's got the right level of malice.

[Bee]

Probably an agent.

I think he is a mod.

[shaunbhoy]

I wonder...... I'm guessing .

Sticking to your traditional MO then sas.

Honestly....if someone were to crack your head open, and pool the grey matter with that obtained from darmy, milan, and scooter, there would not be enough there to power Tinky-Winky.

[WTFH]

Probably an agent.

[sasguru]

I wonder what GB9 does for a living? He's too stupid to be the "talent", I'm guessing he's some kind of glorified, low-level coordinator or admin type person.

[SueEllen]

Quite possibly the biggest load of old bollocks that I have read (apart from the UKIP manifesto) but what do you expect from someone who has no idea of life outside of their own little cocooned world...

To be fair he's only quoting what he's read in the Murdoch, Darce et al press. If he actually knew people who worked in the European parliament or was involved in foreign/cross border projects involving governmental policies he would see British fingers all over it.

[darmstadt]

So you ignore everything we post and put up what you feel instead?

Once again, we in the UK have never voted to be in a situation in which other countries, who have completely different interests to us, can decide what happens on a day to day basis in the UK. The nearest we got was the Blair Brown project which promised a referendum but never delivered.

We do not want to be run by other countries and politicians of those countries that we cannot remove democratically.

We have little or no influence within the EU because we see things differently to the vast majority of the other members who just ignore us now. Saying we can influence from within is nonsense.

The EU is going in completely different direction to us. We have been devolving power outwards to the members of the UK and even the internal regions. The EU is desperately trying to centralise everything with a pathetic little power grab.

What the EU should do, if it weren't so insecure, would be to note that there will be plenty of other countries that actually want to be members, and to strengthen the bond they all want. It would be to let those who don't want to be inside, leave on sensible terms and trade with them sensibly.

Instead of the above we have a whole raft of dictators appearing in Germany, France and Holland and as we know from history, dictators never do that well in the end.

Quite possibly the biggest load of old bollocks that I have read (apart from the UKIP manifesto) but what do you expect from someone who has no idea of life outside of their own little cocooned world...

[GB9]

Aye,

anyway, back to business, if we do a rough poll of the responses in the this thread from those pesky Brexiters and us Remoaners, it's clear to see, the concensus is, things are not going to be better than they are now in Post Brexit Britain

and hence the question, why to Brexit, isn't it cutting off your nose to spite your face ?

Call me old fashioned, but why not to embrace Europe, get into bed with Le French and Ze Germans and influence and change it from the inside instead of throwing stones from the outside ?

Or is this just a continuation of foreign policy of the last 500 years ?

Milan

So you ignore everything we post and put up what you feel instead?

Once again, we in the UK have never voted to be in a situation in which other countries, who have completely different interests to us, can decide what happens on a day to day basis in the UK. The nearest we got was the Blair Brown project which promised a referendum but never delivered.

We do not want to be run by other countries and politicians of those countries that we cannot remove democratically.

We have little or no influence within the EU because we see things differently to the vast majority of the other members who just ignore us now. Saying we can influence from within is nonsense.

The EU is going in completely different direction to us. We have been devolving power outwards to the members of the UK and even the internal regions. The EU is desperately trying to centralise everything with a pathetic little power grab.

What the EU should do, if it weren't so insecure, would be to note that there will be plenty of other countries that actually want to be members, and to strengthen the bond they all want. It would be to let those who don't want to be inside, leave on sensible terms and trade with them sensibly.

Instead of the above we have a whole raft of dictators appearing in Germany, France and Holland and as we know from history, dictators never do that well in the end.

[vetran]

Aye,

anyway, back to business, if we do a rough poll of the responses in the this thread from those pesky Brexiters and us Remoaners, it's clear to see, the concensus is, things are not going to be better than they are now in Post Brexit Britain

and hence the question, why to Brexit, isn't it cutting off your nose to spite your face ?

Call me old fashioned, but why not to embrace Europe, get into bed with Le French and Ze Germans and influence and change it from the inside instead of throwing stones from the outside ?

Or is this just a continuation of foreign policy of the last 500 years ?

Milan

Maybe not everyone is up for ever closer union?

[scooterscot]

No different to giving extra cash to someone who should go bankrupt. The interest free bit is academic.

So the UK should have let banks collapse in 2008 instead of handing them free money?

[sasguru]

For you its a competition, you try to make up for you insecurities by making this into a battle. When you feel you are losing you insult. I don't take it personally but I know for you the argument is lost so you just insult. It's not a competition to me.

I put people on the ignore list because they just don't add anything. Some good points but again I'm leaving this thread because when a couple of you disagree you insult and the thread spirals to it's death.

Typical Brexiter snowflake.

[milanbenes]

Aye,

anyway, back to business, if we do a rough poll of the responses in the this thread from those pesky Brexiters and us Remoaners, it's clear to see, the concensus is, things are not going to be better than they are now in Post Brexit Britain

and hence the question, why to Brexit, isn't it cutting off your nose to spite your face ?

Call me old fashioned, but why not to embrace Europe, get into bed with Le French and Ze Germans and influence and change it from the inside instead of throwing stones from the outside ?

Or is this just a continuation of foreign policy of the last 500 years ?

Milan