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"it will take the 30th March 2020 until some remainers on here finally realise we have left. If they are still not happy, they can always move to the EU, they wont be missed." it's not just remainers, EU citizens are fleeing and taking vital skills - threatening the ability of vital services - NHS. From feedback of Europeans they are not that bothered about losing the UK. Let's revisit this in 2024 - and then see who was right or wrong? | |||
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"Yep they love to stir the shit fuck em all The brexiteers that is " They love creepin about in clubs eh ![]() | |||
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"Yep they love to stir the shit fuck em all The brexiteers that is They love creepin about in clubs eh ![]() Yes most defiantly realy creepy | |||
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" Finally it seems like Juncker is at long last talking some sense, and the EU have finally seen the light and the writing that is already on the wall that we will now inevitably be leaving. " and David Davis is now complaining they are planning for this ... and may take this to court (I hope not the ECJ ....) | |||
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" Finally it seems like Juncker is at long last talking some sense, and the EU have finally seen the light and the writing that is already on the wall that we will now inevitably be leaving. and David Davis is now complaining they are planning for this ... and may take this to court (I hope not the ECJ ....)" Couldnt make it up could you lol ![]() | |||
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"as stated before if u want to remain in the eu all the people who voted to stay,you will have 26 choices of where to go so -uck off to the great eu ...thought so lots of people with no balls..." Are those Spitfires still flying over you ![]() ![]() | |||
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"as stated before if u want to remain in the eu all the people who voted to stay,you will have 26 choices of where to go so -uck off to the great eu ...thought so lots of people with no balls..." I've got a better idea. Why don't you -uck off to The Isle Of Man, The Channel Islands or better still the Falklands. That way you can be British but not part of the EU, as you always could have been but simply didn't have the balls to. | |||
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"as stated before if u want to remain in the eu all the people who voted to stay,you will have 26 choices of where to go so -uck off to the great eu ...thought so lots of people with no balls..." ![]() ![]() | |||
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"as stated before if u want to remain in the eu all the people who voted to stay,you will have 26 choices of where to go so -uck off to the great eu ...thought so lots of people with no balls..." Fuck. The word you're looking for there is Fuck. | |||
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"as stated before if u want to remain in the eu all the people who voted to stay,you will have 26 choices of where to go so -uck off to the great eu ...thought so lots of people with no balls... Fuck. The word you're looking for there is Fuck. " Are you sure? Only my phone keeps trying to auto change the word Fuck to the word Duck. ![]() | |||
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"as stated before if u want to remain in the eu all the people who voted to stay,you will have 26 choices of where to go so -uck off to the great eu ...thought so lots of people with no balls... Fuck. The word you're looking for there is Fuck. Are you sure? Only my phone keeps trying to auto change the word Fuck to the word Duck. ![]() As does mine. Try typing fuckkk (with a space at the end) and then deleting back to the first k. | |||
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"as stated before if u want to remain in the eu all the people who voted to stay,you will have 26 choices of where to go so -uck off to the great eu ...thought so lots of people with no balls... Fuck. The word you're looking for there is Fuck. Are you sure? Only my phone keeps trying to auto change the word Fuck to the word Duck. ![]() I'm not surprised. | |||
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" or better still the Falklands. That way you can be British but not part of the EU, as you always could have been but simply didn't have the balls to." What have the still done to deserve him? | |||
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"as stated before if u want to remain in the eu all the people who voted to stay,you will have 26 choices of where to go so -uck off to the great eu ...thought so lots of people with no balls..." perhaps not, some remainers may not have the education/Job qualifications to enable them to head to the EU once we have visa requirements back ![]() ![]() | |||
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"I just wondering when the BREXITers are going to actually wake up and realise that the BREXIT they hoped for is never, ever going to actually happen. With regularity alignment there are only two BREXIT options left; no BREXIT or fake BREXIT. One of those options leaves with control over our future the other leaves us with none. It's really very simple." Not quite as simple as you think. As the phase 1 agreement clearly stated Regulatory alignment will only happen as a last resort and you are talking like full regulatory alignment is already 100% guaranteed.....which it isn't. During phase 2 negotiations Britain can put forward alternative solutions to regulatory alignment by individual sector and unique different solutions can be found to each unique different sector of business and industry. | |||
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"I just wondering when the BREXITers are going to actually wake up and realise that the BREXIT they hoped for is never, ever going to actually happen. With regularity alignment there are only two BREXIT options left; no BREXIT or fake BREXIT. One of those options leaves with control over our future the other leaves us with none. It's really very simple. Not quite as simple as you think. As the phase 1 agreement clearly stated Regulatory alignment will only happen as a last resort and you are talking like full regulatory alignment is already 100% guaranteed.....which it isn't. During phase 2 negotiations Britain can put forward alternative solutions to regulatory alignment by individual sector and unique different solutions can be found to each unique different sector of business and industry. " Whether it's sector by sector or all done as one 'regularity alignment' means 'regularity alignment'. It may take you a while to realise that but, hopefully, you eventually will. But either way, whether you do or don't realise it, the only thing left to negotiate now is how much say we have over the regulations. The more 'OUT' we are the less say we'll have and the more 'IN' we are the more say we'll have. It's not difficult to figure out really. | |||
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"Still clinging on to staying in I see! Pmsl" Bless! You don't even realise just how much you're actually being deluded, do you? | |||
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"as stated before if u want to remain in the eu all the people who voted to stay,you will have 26 choices of where to go so -uck off to the great eu ...thought so lots of people with no balls... perhaps not, some remainers may not have the education/Job qualifications to enable them to head to the EU once we have visa requirements back ![]() ![]() Given the breakdown by age and educational attainmnent of the referendum vote, it's significantly more likely that Remainers will have the education, training and qualifications required to go and to return. On the other hand, the brexiteers, not so much. Nice try though. | |||
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"Still clinging on to staying in I see! Pmsl Bless! You don't even realise just how much you're actually being deluded, do you?" It was Jean Claude Juncker who called remainers who hope to stay in the EU, deluded, just 2 days ago. I think your grand leader Juncker was referring to people like you. How does it feel to have Juncker, the head of the organisation you want to remain part of, calling you deluded. | |||
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"Still clinging on to staying in I see! Pmsl Bless! You don't even realise just how much you're actually being deluded, do you? It was Jean Claude Juncker who called remainers who hope to stay in the EU, deluded, just 2 days ago. I think your grand leader Juncker was referring to people like you. How does it feel to have Juncker, the head of the organisation you want to remain part of, calling you deluded. " So now his words have meaning? ![]() | |||
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"Still clinging on to staying in I see! Pmsl Bless! You don't even realise just how much you're actually being deluded, do you? It was Jean Claude Juncker who called remainers who hope to stay in the EU, deluded, just 2 days ago. I think your grand leader Juncker was referring to people like you. How does it feel to have Juncker, the head of the organisation you want to remain part of, calling you deluded. So now his words have meaning? ![]() Aww bless are you getting confused and muddled again. If you bothered to read the OP properly I did say there that finally at long last it seems like Juncker is starting to talk some sense. | |||
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"Still clinging on to staying in I see! Pmsl Bless! You don't even realise just how much you're actually being deluded, do you? It was Jean Claude Juncker who called remainers who hope to stay in the EU, deluded, just 2 days ago. I think your grand leader Juncker was referring to people like you. How does it feel to have Juncker, the head of the organisation you want to remain part of, calling you deluded. So now his words have meaning? ![]() Change like the wind you do, no substance nor consistency.. ![]() | |||
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"Still clinging on to staying in I see! Pmsl Bless! You don't even realise just how much you're actually being deluded, do you? It was Jean Claude Juncker who called remainers who hope to stay in the EU, deluded, just 2 days ago. I think your grand leader Juncker was referring to people like you. How does it feel to have Juncker, the head of the organisation you want to remain part of, calling you deluded. " Fake BREXIT or no BREXIT, that's the only choice. It doesn't matter what anyone says we're getting or even what they say we've got after they say we've left. Wake up and start reasoning it out for yourself rather than believing the spin Centura. | |||
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"Still clinging on to staying in I see! Pmsl Bless! You don't even realise just how much you're actually being deluded, do you? It was Jean Claude Juncker who called remainers who hope to stay in the EU, deluded, just 2 days ago. I think your grand leader Juncker was referring to people like you. How does it feel to have Juncker, the head of the organisation you want to remain part of, calling you deluded. Fake BREXIT or no BREXIT, that's the only choice. It doesn't matter what anyone says we're getting or even what they say we've got after they say we've left. Wake up and start reasoning it out for yourself rather than believing the spin Centura." For once Juncker is right, Remainers like you really are deluded. We've been in the EU for the past 40 odd years trying to reform it, without success. Cameron tried to reform it in his renegotiation and failed miserably even when the threat of the UK leaving was there the EU refused to offer any kind of meaningful reform. You say we'll become a vassel state of the EU when we leave, a rule taker rather than a rule maker. Only we've become a vassel state of the EU and a rule taker rather than a rule maker as a member of the EU over the last 40 odd years. Even now we have voted to leave the EU they still refuse to offer any kind of meaningful reform to persuade us to reconsider or stay. If anything the EU has gone in completely the opposite direction since the Brexit vote by outlining it's intention to become more federalist with more centralisation of power. Remaining in would only see the situation get worse as the EU becomes more federalist with more centralisation of power in Brussels. Our future does not belong in an uncompromising organisation such as that, we're better off out on our own engaging with the rest of the world outside. | |||
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"Only we've become a vassel state of the EU and a rule taker rather than a rule maker as a member of the EU over the last 40 odd years. " Objectively false. | |||
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"as stated before if u want to remain in the eu all the people who voted to stay,you will have 26 choices of where to go so -uck off to the great eu ...thought so lots of people with no balls..." Not as easy as that though is it, sure if you're fresh out of uni then you can up sticks on a whim but for those with children elderly parents mortgages or any other long term commitments it's not lack of balls it's responsibility to present circumstances. | |||
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"Still clinging on to staying in I see! Pmsl Bless! You don't even realise just how much you're actually being deluded, do you? It was Jean Claude Juncker who called remainers who hope to stay in the EU, deluded, just 2 days ago. I think your grand leader Juncker was referring to people like you. How does it feel to have Juncker, the head of the organisation you want to remain part of, calling you deluded. Fake BREXIT or no BREXIT, that's the only choice. It doesn't matter what anyone says we're getting or even what they say we've got after they say we've left. Wake up and start reasoning it out for yourself rather than believing the spin Centura. For once Juncker is right, Remainers like you really are deluded. We've been in the EU for the past 40 odd years trying to reform it, without success. Cameron tried to reform it in his renegotiation and failed miserably even when the threat of the UK leaving was there the EU refused to offer any kind of meaningful reform. You say we'll become a vassel state of the EU when we leave, a rule taker rather than a rule maker. Only we've become a vassel state of the EU and a rule taker rather than a rule maker as a member of the EU over the last 40 odd years. Even now we have voted to leave the EU they still refuse to offer any kind of meaningful reform to persuade us to reconsider or stay. If anything the EU has gone in completely the opposite direction since the Brexit vote by outlining it's intention to become more federalist with more centralisation of power. Remaining in would only see the situation get worse as the EU becomes more federalist with more centralisation of power in Brussels. Our future does not belong in an uncompromising organisation such as that, we're better off out on our own engaging with the rest of the world outside. " We really don't nead another rerun of the BREXIT lie machine which in one sentence tries to claim the EU is incapable of any reform whilst in another sentence claims the EU is going to reform itself into some sort of super state. It's one thing to win a referendum, It's a totally different thing to actually deliver. Regularity Alignment is the minimum. What, exactly, do you think regularly alignment actually means? Who's going to be making these regulations that we are going to have to be aligned with? How do you think we can possibly make our own regulations while also remaining aligned with the EU? We're not going to get any sort of real BREXIT no matter what you, Davies, Barnier, Junkers, Farage, May, Corbyn or anyone else says, tries to say or tells you has happened after. The sooner you and the rest of the BREXIT mob come to terms with this simple reality, accept it and start working with the rest of us who actually can see what is actually happening, to do the least amount of damage to the UK, the better. | |||
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"Still clinging on to staying in I see! Pmsl Bless! You don't even realise just how much you're actually being deluded, do you? It was Jean Claude Juncker who called remainers who hope to stay in the EU, deluded, just 2 days ago. I think your grand leader Juncker was referring to people like you. How does it feel to have Juncker, the head of the organisation you want to remain part of, calling you deluded. Fake BREXIT or no BREXIT, that's the only choice. It doesn't matter what anyone says we're getting or even what they say we've got after they say we've left. Wake up and start reasoning it out for yourself rather than believing the spin Centura. For once Juncker is right, Remainers like you really are deluded. We've been in the EU for the past 40 odd years trying to reform it, without success. Cameron tried to reform it in his renegotiation and failed miserably even when the threat of the UK leaving was there the EU refused to offer any kind of meaningful reform. You say we'll become a vassel state of the EU when we leave, a rule taker rather than a rule maker. Only we've become a vassel state of the EU and a rule taker rather than a rule maker as a member of the EU over the last 40 odd years. Even now we have voted to leave the EU they still refuse to offer any kind of meaningful reform to persuade us to reconsider or stay. If anything the EU has gone in completely the opposite direction since the Brexit vote by outlining it's intention to become more federalist with more centralisation of power. Remaining in would only see the situation get worse as the EU becomes more federalist with more centralisation of power in Brussels. Our future does not belong in an uncompromising organisation such as that, we're better off out on our own engaging with the rest of the world outside. We really don't nead another rerun of the BREXIT lie machine which in one sentence tries to claim the EU is incapable of any reform whilst in another sentence claims the EU is going to reform itself into some sort of super state. It's one thing to win a referendum, It's a totally different thing to actually deliver. Regularity Alignment is the minimum. What, exactly, do you think regularly alignment actually means? Who's going to be making these regulations that we are going to have to be aligned with? How do you think we can possibly make our own regulations while also remaining aligned with the EU? We're not going to get any sort of real BREXIT no matter what you, Davies, Barnier, Junkers, Farage, May, Corbyn or anyone else says, tries to say or tells you has happened after. The sooner you and the rest of the BREXIT mob come to terms with this simple reality, accept it and start working with the rest of us who actually can see what is actually happening, to do the least amount of damage to the UK, the better." ![]() ![]() ![]() | |||
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" Not quite as simple as you think. As the phase 1 agreement clearly stated Regulatory alignment will only happen as a last resort and you are talking like full regulatory alignment is already 100% guaranteed.....which it isn't. During phase 2 negotiations Britain can put forward alternative solutions to regulatory alignment by individual sector and unique different solutions can be found to each unique different sector of business and industry. " The regulatory alignment is the fallback option but that means the EU has a very simple choice: take regulatory alignment or get an even better deal. Theres no way the EU will take a worse deal than that. | |||
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" Not quite as simple as you think. As the phase 1 agreement clearly stated Regulatory alignment will only happen as a last resort and you are talking like full regulatory alignment is already 100% guaranteed.....which it isn't. During phase 2 negotiations Britain can put forward alternative solutions to regulatory alignment by individual sector and unique different solutions can be found to each unique different sector of business and industry. The regulatory alignment is the fallback option but that means the EU has a very simple choice: take regulatory alignment or get an even better deal. Theres no way the EU will take a worse deal than that." You also said before the phase 1 agreement was reached that there was no way the EU could ever let the ECJ be removed from overseeing the rights of its citizens. Only that is exactly what happened in the phase 1 agreement. Your crystal ball doesn't appear to work very well. The ECJ will be reduced to a voluntary referral court for 8 years after Brexit, then when those 8 years are up the ECJ gets kicked out of Britain for good. The Phase 1 agreement is now being made legally binding so the EU won't be able to change its mind on that during phase 2. | |||
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" Not quite as simple as you think. As the phase 1 agreement clearly stated Regulatory alignment will only happen as a last resort and you are talking like full regulatory alignment is already 100% guaranteed.....which it isn't. During phase 2 negotiations Britain can put forward alternative solutions to regulatory alignment by individual sector and unique different solutions can be found to each unique different sector of business and industry. The regulatory alignment is the fallback option but that means the EU has a very simple choice: take regulatory alignment or get an even better deal. Theres no way the EU will take a worse deal than that. You also said before the phase 1 agreement was reached that there was no way the EU could ever let the ECJ be removed from overseeing the rights of its citizens. Only that is exactly what happened in the phase 1 agreement. Your crystal ball doesn't appear to work very well. The ECJ will be reduced to a voluntary referral court for 8 years after Brexit, then when those 8 years are up the ECJ gets kicked out of Britain for good. The Phase 1 agreement is now being made legally binding so the EU won't be able to change its mind on that during phase 2. " Actually I wasnt one of the ones predicting the ECJ would stay permanently, I did predict that there would be a court of EU and UK judges which is basically the ECJ though. | |||
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