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Brexit is not going to happen. What will you do if they cancel brexit

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

I don’t see brexit happening at this rate but allot of people has lose jobs due to this. What will you do when they cancel brexit?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Don't panic Captain Mainwaring!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

If , and it's a big if, Brexit doesn't happen I'd breathe a sigh of relief and then look to work with and make Europe better...First task...sack Jean Claude Junker

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By *cgkcCouple
over a year ago

Hitchin

Do a little dance,

Make a little love...

P xxx

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By *tella HeelsTV/TS
over a year ago

west here ford shire

Celebrate

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By *uke olovingmanMan
over a year ago

Gravesend

Omg ..I will have a holiday in my vw camper van ..in Spain

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Say goodbye to democracy

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If , and it's a big if, Brexit doesn't happen I'd breathe a sigh of relief and then look to work with and make Europe better...First task...sack Jean Claude Junker "

That's the problem we can't sack anyone it's a gravy train for people who like to play games whilst getting huge rewards.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I don't know why its taking so long, It only too P.S.G 90 mins + to Leave Europe yesterday

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'll be very happy

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If , and it's a big if, Brexit doesn't happen I'd breathe a sigh of relief and then look to work with and make Europe better...First task...sack Jean Claude Junker

That's the problem we can't sack anyone it's a gravy train for people who like to play games whilst getting huge rewards."

Like most politics. The games being played by our politicians is crazy

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I’ll be very relieved indeed and carry on with life.

Brexit will happen though, unless there is an extension or some extremely unlikely parliamentary changes happen. It is automatic on 29th March, doesn’t require us to “do” anything further. It’s delaying, signing a deal or cancelling which require our input.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Say goodbye to democracy"

This

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By *winkleFairyCouple
over a year ago

UK

I’ll be dancing my happy dance!

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Well if I am to follow what I just read. The new Independence Party wants to put it to parliament hopefully by next week so let’s see. They seem to be the buzz right now.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If , and it's a big if, Brexit doesn't happen I'd breathe a sigh of relief and then look to work with and make Europe better...First task...sack Jean Claude Junker

That's the problem we can't sack anyone it's a gravy train for people who like to play games whilst getting huge rewards."

He's not even an elected politician he's a bloody administrator. But you're right, all this has proved is politicians are self serving, with a few exceptions.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Well if I am to follow what I just read. The new Independence Party wants to put it to parliament hopefully by next week so let’s see. They seem to be the buzz right now."

It’s a long shot but fingers crossed.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

learn polish

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Wait for the outcry and demonstrations outside Parliament.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"learn polish"

PMSL.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Roll my eyes and think "What the fuck was the point in all of that?"

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By *dam1971Man
over a year ago

Bedford

I’ll probably be able to listen to the news again, I’m a bit fed up of the continuous reports that basically nothing is happening

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Roll my eyes and think "What the fuck was the point in all of that?""

It shows us up as having epically bad politicians at the moment, which is nice.

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire

Celebrate!

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By *nabelle21Woman
over a year ago

B38

Say we didn't leave how would that make us look and affect us? I was a remainer but the deed was voted for. It was never going to be easy to leave but I've kinda tuned out now as it feels like it's been ongoing forever. I don't have much faith in the politicians 1 way or another.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Celebrate!"

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By *m3232Man
over a year ago

maidenhead

Go in to politics and do the job correctly as a twat like me could do a better job than these clowns.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Say goodbye to democracy"

This.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

All hail emperor may

No point pretending anything else if it doesnt

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

So this is how democracy dies

To thunderous applause

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So this is how democracy dies

To thunderous applause "

I see the force is strong with you

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Celebrate"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Celebrate

"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

This is one of those classic trap threads where I wonder what kind of backlash I would get if I post...

All I'm saying here is that some of the posts here reinforces to me that people are still very uninformed about the EU and Brexit.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"This is one of those classic trap threads where I wonder what kind of backlash I would get if I post...

All I'm saying here is that some of the posts here reinforces to me that people are still very uninformed about the EU and Brexit. "

No one is informed. Because no one knows what is or is not happening.

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By *nabelle21Woman
over a year ago

B38


"This is one of those classic trap threads where I wonder what kind of backlash I would get if I post...

All I'm saying here is that some of the posts here reinforces to me that people are still very uninformed about the EU and Brexit. "

Inform me please

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If , and it's a big if, Brexit doesn't happen I'd breathe a sigh of relief and then look to work with and make Europe better...First task...sack Jean Claude Junker

That's the problem we can't sack anyone it's a gravy train for people who like to play games whilst getting huge rewards.

He's not even an elected politician he's a bloody administrator. But you're right, all this has proved is politicians are self serving, with a few exceptions. "

Junker was elected to his position though.

If Brexit doesn't happen, nothing in my life will change because of it.

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich

call for another referendum like all these remainers .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"call for another referendum like all these remainers . "

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich

I would also throw all my toys out of the pram and blame anything that happened on not leaving just like ive had to put up with for the last two years.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

lets all vote leave again ...so itll all start again..cue groundhog day

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By *m3232Man
over a year ago

maidenhead


"call for another referendum like all these remainers . "

You mean the losers

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By *tace 309TV/TS
over a year ago

durham


"Celebrate

"
what you going to celebrate stuck in your pram

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By *tace 309TV/TS
over a year ago

durham


"Celebrate!"
really. Get ready for a big let down then

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'd get on with my day but refuse to vote or accept the result of any future elections.

Then tune into the BBC (after cancelling my telly license direct debit) and watch the blazing riots outside the houses of parliament but generally i'd move on without a problem

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Not leaving is clearly the best option. So it would be good for everyone, except those who can’t see reality.

But what I would do, is the exact same I’m doing now as we slide into poverty and obscurity as a nation, which is get on with my life.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"call for another referendum like all these remainers .

You mean the losers "

Unless you’re Jacob Rees Mogg or one of the 0.000001% of the most elite rich pricks, then we’re all losers from Brexit.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I would just carry on as normal and let everyone else get all upset about it

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By *ust a TeaseMan
over a year ago

Earth

if we do not leave the EU now, we will have to deal with the lisbon treaty post 2022, have a look at that it. You will see why it has been kept out of the news!

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By *madeus999Man
over a year ago

Greater Manchester

So agree with you

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By *oi_LucyCouple
over a year ago

Barbados

It’s less than a fortnight until we automatically leave the EU. Do you really think there is much possibility of us getting anything agreed by then even if we did agree to stay?

But if we did, I’d be celebrating and bracing myself for the mass dummy-spitting-out of the leavers. And the red tops screaming about treachery as they have to dumb the concept of democracy down for their simple readers.

-Matt

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"call for another referendum like all these remainers . "

A legally binding one this time, so if there is any malpractice it can be actioned !

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"if we do not leave the EU now, we will have to deal with the lisbon treaty post 2022, have a look at that it. You will see why it has been kept out of the news!"

Nothing in the Lisbon treaty to worry about!

Oh I suggest that you fact check it before you start posting crap!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Riot...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It’s less than a fortnight until we automatically leave the EU. Do you really think there is much possibility of us getting anything agreed by then even if we did agree to stay?

But if we did, I’d be celebrating and bracing myself for the mass dummy-spitting-out of the leavers. And the red tops screaming about treachery as they have to dumb the

concept of democracy down for their simple readers.

-Matt"

I made a fortune sweeping up all the spat out dummies during June 2016.... might need to double my workforce to cope with April 2019

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"if we do not leave the EU now, we will have to deal with the lisbon treaty post 2022, have a look at that it. You will see why it has been kept out of the news!

Nothing in the Lisbon treaty to worry about!

Oh I suggest that you fact check it before you start posting crap!"

My thoughts exactly

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Riot... "

can we have burning torches too ohh and looting ...lets loot all the sex shops first ..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It’s less than a fortnight until we automatically leave the EU. Do you really think there is much possibility of us getting anything agreed by then even if we did agree to stay?

But if we did, I’d be celebrating and bracing myself for the mass dummy-spitting-out of the leavers. And the red tops screaming about treachery as they have to dumb the

concept of democracy down for their simple readers.

-Matt

I made a fortune sweeping up all the spat out dummies during June 2016.... might need to double my workforce to cope with April 2019"

The implication of leavers calling remainers moaners is that they themselves didn’t moan about being in the EU prior to June 2016.

Makes you wonder why they wanted to leave at all if they’d never moaned about it in over 4 decades.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

probably im wrong but didnt we vote under Heath for a common market ie trade & goods exchanges,now its transmogrified into eu . trade. .free movement of criminals .brussels law superceding some british crown laws.etc. could be a reason many voted leave..i may be wrong.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"call for another referendum like all these remainers . "
At least the public would now be far better educated on what it actually would mean and entail this time.

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral

Be upset,angry with parliament but get on with my life,it is not life and death.

Have forgotton about in a few months.

I would expect remainers to do the same if we do leave but they won't as they seem very greedy nasty selfish people.Will know that I am a superior human being than most of them.

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral


"probably im wrong but didnt we vote under Heath for a common market ie trade & goods exchanges,now its transmogrified into eu . trade. .free movement of criminals .brussels law superceding some british crown laws.etc. could be a reason many voted leave..i may be wrong. "
Yes very correct

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By *ross-eyed MaryMan
over a year ago

Salisbury


"I don’t see brexit happening at this rate but allot of people has lose jobs due to this. What will you do when they cancel brexit?"

Expect a massive swing to the right at the forthcoming general election.

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral


"call for another referendum like all these remainers .

You mean the losers

Unless you’re Jacob Rees Mogg or one of the 0.000001% of the most elite rich pricks, then we’re all losers from Brexit. "
We are losers if we stay in and will have lost the total respect of the world and will suffer for staying in within 3 to 5 years

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral


"Celebrate

"
Why celebrate discrace and on coming poverty?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"if we do not leave the EU now, we will have to deal with the lisbon treaty post 2022, have a look at that it. You will see why it has been kept out of the news!"

What do you think is so bad about it?

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By *ish you were here!Couple
over a year ago

Kidderminster...ish!

Have parliament demolished now we dont need it!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Have parliament demolished now we dont need it!"

can we wait till november 5th just for historic irony.i'll got some sparklers

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By *oi_LucyCouple
over a year ago

Barbados


"call for another referendum like all these remainers .

You mean the losers

Unless you’re Jacob Rees Mogg or one of the 0.000001% of the most elite rich pricks, then we’re all losers from Brexit. We are losers if we stay in and will have lost the total respect of the world and will suffer for staying in within 3 to 5 years"

We lost the respect of the world the moment we voted to leave. Seriously. Get out the country and talk to people around the world. Everyone I talk to asks just one thing: ‘why did the U.K. vote to leave?!’

-Matt

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By *oi_LucyCouple
over a year ago

Barbados


"Be upset,angry with parliament but get on with my life,it is not life and death.

Have forgotton about in a few months.

I would expect remainers to do the same if we do leave but they won't as they seem very greedy nasty selfish people.Will know that I am a superior human being than most of them.

"

Forgotten about it in a few months?!

Hahahahahahaahahahahahahahah

Oh that is the funniest thing you have said yet.

I would love it if you were right, but I’ve got a feeling Centy and his buddies certainly won’t forget about it.

-Matt

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East


"if we do not leave the EU now, we will have to deal with the lisbon treaty post 2022, have a look at that it. You will see why it has been kept out of the news!"

I’ve seen that post circulating on social media. It is false, a lie.

Now, who would want to circulate false news designed to alarm the citizens of the EU and garner support for Brexit.

You are being manipulated.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"if we do not leave the EU now, we will have to deal with the lisbon treaty post 2022, have a look at that it. You will see why it has been kept out of the news!

I’ve seen that post circulating on social media. It is false, a lie.

Now, who would want to circulate false news designed to alarm the citizens of the EU and garner support for Brexit.

You are being manipulated."

It was that stupid it doesn't really merit a reply.... but sheeple n all that....

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich


"call for another referendum like all these remainers .

You mean the losers

Unless you’re Jacob Rees Mogg or one of the 0.000001% of the most elite rich pricks, then we’re all losers from Brexit. We are losers if we stay in and will have lost the total respect of the world and will suffer for staying in within 3 to 5 years

We lost the respect of the world the moment we voted to leave. Seriously. Get out the country and talk to people around the world. Everyone I talk to asks just one thing: ‘why did the U.K. vote to leave?!’

-Matt"
What parts of the world are you visiting? because i dont find what you are saying reflecting what i am hearing. I go to my place in spain nearly every month and have spainish, german and dutch friends and neighbours and to be honest most dont know whats going on its not big news in spain.The only thing they are worried about is losing holidaymakers.

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By *oi_LucyCouple
over a year ago

Barbados


"call for another referendum like all these remainers .

You mean the losers

Unless you’re Jacob Rees Mogg or one of the 0.000001% of the most elite rich pricks, then we’re all losers from Brexit. We are losers if we stay in and will have lost the total respect of the world and will suffer for staying in within 3 to 5 years

We lost the respect of the world the moment we voted to leave. Seriously. Get out the country and talk to people around the world. Everyone I talk to asks just one thing: ‘why did the U.K. vote to leave?!’

-MattWhat parts of the world are you visiting? because i dont find what you are saying reflecting what i am hearing. I go to my place in spain nearly every month and have spainish, german and dutch friends and neighbours and to be honest most dont know whats going on its not big news in spain.The only thing they are worried about is losing holidaymakers."

Germany, Italy and the US.

-Matt

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich


"call for another referendum like all these remainers .

You mean the losers

Unless you’re Jacob Rees Mogg or one of the 0.000001% of the most elite rich pricks, then we’re all losers from Brexit. We are losers if we stay in and will have lost the total respect of the world and will suffer for staying in within 3 to 5 years

We lost the respect of the world the moment we voted to leave. Seriously. Get out the country and talk to people around the world. Everyone I talk to asks just one thing: ‘why did the U.K. vote to leave?!’

-MattWhat parts of the world are you visiting? because i dont find what you are saying reflecting what i am hearing. I go to my place in spain nearly every month and have spainish, german and dutch friends and neighbours and to be honest most dont know whats going on its not big news in spain.The only thing they are worried about is losing holidaymakers.

Germany, Italy and the US.

-Matt"
The uk leaving the eu is big news in the usa? im surprised americans even know the uk is in europe because when i worked over there they were not very worldly wise.

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral


"Be upset,angry with parliament but get on with my life,it is not life and death.

Have forgotton about in a few months.

I would expect remainers to do the same if we do leave but they won't as they seem very greedy nasty selfish people.Will know that I am a superior human being than most of them.

Forgotten about it in a few months?!

Hahahahahahaahahahahahahahah

Oh that is the funniest thing you have said yet.

I would love it if you were right, but I’ve got a feeling Centy and his buddies certainly won’t forget about it.

-Matt"
I cannot speak for others but what happens happens.When we joined I was upset but got on with life

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich


"Be upset,angry with parliament but get on with my life,it is not life and death.

Have forgotton about in a few months.

I would expect remainers to do the same if we do leave but they won't as they seem very greedy nasty selfish people.Will know that I am a superior human being than most of them.

Forgotten about it in a few months?!

Hahahahahahaahahahahahahahah

Oh that is the funniest thing you have said yet.

I would love it if you were right, but I’ve got a feeling Centy and his buddies certainly won’t forget about it.

-MattI cannot speak for others but what happens happens.When we joined I was upset but got on with life"
Me too was pissed off that gordon brown didn't have a referendum before signing the lisbon treaty but you cant get everything that you want,thats life.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"call for another referendum like all these remainers .

You mean the losers

Unless you’re Jacob Rees Mogg or one of the 0.000001% of the most elite rich pricks, then we’re all losers from Brexit. We are losers if we stay in and will have lost the total respect of the world and will suffer for staying in within 3 to 5 years

We lost the respect of the world the moment we voted to leave. Seriously. Get out the country and talk to people around the world. Everyone I talk to asks just one thing: ‘why did the U.K. vote to leave?!’

-MattWhat parts of the world are you visiting? because i dont find what you are saying reflecting what i am hearing. I go to my place in spain nearly every month and have spainish, german and dutch friends and neighbours and to be honest most dont know whats going on its not big news in spain.The only thing they are worried about is losing holidaymakers."

Oh dear!

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By *igsteve43Man
over a year ago

derby

Just carry on my life wont be any different either way , but i for one wont be surprised if ukip make a huge resurgence come the next ge

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Id say, its about time you lot took democracy back , cant you lot see were a miserable wreck all this thinking.

Get back to work & leave us to shagging !

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"probably im wrong but didnt we vote under Heath for a common market ie trade & goods exchanges,now its transmogrified into eu . trade. .free movement of criminals .brussels law superceding some british crown laws.etc. could be a reason many voted leave..i may be wrong. "

So are we criminals for you?

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East


"probably im wrong but didnt we vote under Heath for a common market ie trade & goods exchanges,now its transmogrified into eu . trade. .free movement of criminals .brussels law superceding some british crown laws.etc. could be a reason many voted leave..i may be wrong. "

But none of it was imposed on the people of the UK, was it?

Each time the EEC and the EU evolved, the elected government of the UK voted for it - the single market, customs union, freedom of movement - or opted out - the euro.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"probably im wrong but didnt we vote under Heath for a common market ie trade & goods exchanges,now its transmogrified into eu . trade. .free movement of criminals .brussels law superceding some british crown laws.etc. could be a reason many voted leave..i may be wrong.

So are we criminals for you? "

Not for me.

But then again, I have travelled Europe and learned about the Hapsburg Empire, the rise & fall of the iron curtain, the rise and fall of the Berlin Wall.

However, English people always have and always will resent walking into a Welsh shop and finding the Welsh people talking in front of them in Welsh.

Language is, sadly, a bit of a barrier and to be honest, to most ordinary Brits, Slavic & Balkan languages might as well be Egyptian Hierogliphics.

Meanwhile, it is of course, perfectly acceptable for British people to talk in English whilst on holiday in Benidorm?

In Britain, some 30 years ago, we regularly heard about Lech Walesa, the shipyards of Gdansk and the film Letter to Brezhnev.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Just carry on my life wont be any different either way , but i for one wont be surprised if ukip make a huge resurgence come the next ge"

Yeah there's still plenty of people hating on Muslims, so still a core UKIP support knocking around.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

If Brexit is cancelled, then I will celebrate by wearing my Welsh wool sweater whilst pouring a glass of Champagne and slicing a Melton Mowbray pork pie with a side serving of Stilton cheese.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"if we do not leave the EU now, we will have to deal with the lisbon treaty post 2022, have a look at that it. You will see why it has been kept out of the news!

Nothing in the Lisbon treaty to worry about!

Oh I suggest that you fact check it before you start posting crap!"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Let's dispel a few Brexit related myths :

Immigrants are net positive contributer to tax.

A much smaller percentage of EU immigrants claim unemployment benefit then British born people.

The UK had a massive influence on regulations created by the EU. It is partly why the UK was so respected. We also had more flexibility than other EU countries to put them into UK law (by the way, the UK govt was only voted against tariffs on cheap Chinese steel which is why the steel plants got into trouble).

The likely impact of Brexit was outlined before the EU ref but it was labelled as project fear.

Those that run the EU committee are no more unelected than the MPs that are appointed as Cabinet ministers. All MEPs are voted into their position. So few of us voted that we ended up with Farage becoming the UK voice.

The vote was advisory, there was no reason for the Govt to act on the result, despite some MPs saying they have to.

The EU town regeneration fund is largely responsible for a lot of towns and smaller cities in the UK being redeveloped, not the uk govt. Access to that money will no longer be available.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

If it gets cancelled, there should be a party organised for users of this forum subsection.

It would mean greater prosperity for most people, compared to the increased costa of living otherwise, so daily noticeable differences.

I'm expecting a postponed exit date, currently as we have a government intent on causing harm.

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By *ethnmelvCouple
over a year ago

Cardiff


"If Brexit is cancelled, then I will celebrate by wearing my Welsh wool sweater whilst pouring a glass of Champagne and slicing a Melton Mowbray pork pie with a side serving of Stilton cheese."

Now that sounds like a great party!

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By *olly_chromaticTV/TS
over a year ago

Stockport


"If it gets cancelled, there should be a party organised for users of this forum subsection.

It would mean greater prosperity for most people, compared to the increased costa of living otherwise, so daily noticeable differences.

I'm expecting a postponed exit date, currently as we have a government intent on causing harm. "

I'm quite expecting that it will go through with a no deal, all the ones responsible will make shit loads of money, and then they will fuck off to South America or somewhere before they get lynched by the people.

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By *avidnsa69Man
over a year ago

Essex


"if we do not leave the EU now, we will have to deal with the lisbon treaty post 2022, have a look at that it. You will see why it has been kept out of the news!"

That stuff is Facebook nonsense....there is nothing that will happen in 2022

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By *bi_AstrayTV/TS
over a year ago

Plymouth


"call for another referendum like all these remainers .

A legally binding one this time, so if there is any malpractice it can be actioned !"

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By *nleashedCrakenMan
over a year ago

Widnes


"if we do not leave the EU now, we will have to deal with the lisbon treaty post 2022, have a look at that it. You will see why it has been kept out of the news!"

There is no 2022 Lisbon Treaty. The only Lisbon Treaty that there is is the one that came fully into effect in 2009. All the talk about 2022 Lisbon Treaty is quite simply totally made up and completely fake. There is also absolutely no way you or anyone else could have possibly looked at the 2022 Lisbon Treaty for exactly the same reason, no such document exists.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Let's dispel a few Brexit related myths :

Immigrants are net positive contributer to tax.

A much smaller percentage of EU immigrants claim unemployment benefit then British born people.

The UK had a massive influence on regulations created by the EU. It is partly why the UK was so respected. We also had more flexibility than other EU countries to put them into UK law (by the way, the UK govt was only voted against tariffs on cheap Chinese steel which is why the steel plants got into trouble).

The likely impact of Brexit was outlined before the EU ref but it was labelled as project fear.

Those that run the EU committee are no more unelected than the MPs that are appointed as Cabinet ministers. All MEPs are voted into their position. So few of us voted that we ended up with Farage becoming the UK voice.

The vote was advisory, there was no reason for the Govt to act on the result, despite some MPs saying they have to.

The EU town regeneration fund is largely responsible for a lot of towns and smaller cities in the UK being redeveloped, not the uk govt. Access to that money will no longer be available.

"

People have tried using facts for a long time. It doesn’t work. But well done for trying.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If it gets cancelled, there should be a party organised for users of this forum subsection.

It would mean greater prosperity for most people, compared to the increased costa of living otherwise, so daily noticeable differences.

I'm expecting a postponed exit date, currently as we have a government intent on causing harm.

I'm quite expecting that it will go through with a no deal, all the ones responsible will make shit loads of money, and then they will fuck off to South America or somewhere before they get lynched by the people."

That’s their plan alright. It’s unbelievable that it’s so blatant, yet they’re getting away with it. And many of the people who will suffer the most, voted for it.

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By *nleashedCrakenMan
over a year ago

Widnes

The plan is simple. If May's deal doesn't pass next week (and I don't think it will) and Parliament votes against no deal and for an extension (and I think they will) May's plan is to seek a short extension up to July then run down the clock again until we're faced with exactly the same situation as now in the June. However, as her plan is not to hold the Euro Elections in May, we will not be able to extend past July; giving us an even bigger cliff edge and putting even more pressure on Parliament to eventually vote for her deal.

It is absolutely imperative that, if BREXIT is delayed until July and we don't want to be in a worse situation in June than we are now, that the UK takes part in the Euro Elections in May.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Let's dispel a few Brexit related myths :

Immigrants are net positive contributer to tax.

A much smaller percentage of EU immigrants claim unemployment benefit then British born people.

The UK had a massive influence on regulations created by the EU. It is partly why the UK was so respected. We also had more flexibility than other EU countries to put them into UK law (by the way, the UK govt was only voted against tariffs on cheap Chinese steel which is why the steel plants got into trouble).

The likely impact of Brexit was outlined before the EU ref but it was labelled as project fear.

Those that run the EU committee are no more unelected than the MPs that are appointed as Cabinet ministers. All MEPs are voted into their position. So few of us voted that we ended up with Farage becoming the UK voice.

The vote was advisory, there was no reason for the Govt to act on the result, despite some MPs saying they have to.

The EU town regeneration fund is largely responsible for a lot of towns and smaller cities in the UK being redeveloped, not the uk govt. Access to that money will no longer be available.

People have tried using facts for a long time. It doesn’t work. But well done for trying."

Someone's got to.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

panic buy Irish sausages..probably Walls ..for the irony

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Let's dispel a few Brexit related myths :

Immigrants are net positive contributer to tax.

A much smaller percentage of EU immigrants claim unemployment benefit then British born people.

The UK had a massive influence on regulations created by the EU. It is partly why the UK was so respected. We also had more flexibility than other EU countries to put them into UK law (by the way, the UK govt was only voted against tariffs on cheap Chinese steel which is why the steel plants got into trouble).

The likely impact of Brexit was outlined before the EU ref but it was labelled as project fear.

Those that run the EU committee are no more unelected than the MPs that are appointed as Cabinet ministers. All MEPs are voted into their position. So few of us voted that we ended up with Farage becoming the UK voice.

The vote was advisory, there was no reason for the Govt to act on the result, despite some MPs saying they have to.

The EU town regeneration fund is largely responsible for a lot of towns and smaller cities in the UK being redeveloped, not the uk govt. Access to that money will no longer be available.

People have tried using facts for a long time. It doesn’t work. But well done for trying.

Someone's got to. "

Facts are always someone's else's perception male

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Let's dispel a few Brexit related myths :

Immigrants are net positive contributer to tax.

A much smaller percentage of EU immigrants claim unemployment benefit then British born people.

The UK had a massive influence on regulations created by the EU. It is partly why the UK was so respected. We also had more flexibility than other EU countries to put them into UK law (by the way, the UK govt was only voted against tariffs on cheap Chinese steel which is why the steel plants got into trouble).

The likely impact of Brexit was outlined before the EU ref but it was labelled as project fear.

Those that run the EU committee are no more unelected than the MPs that are appointed as Cabinet ministers. All MEPs are voted into their position. So few of us voted that we ended up with Farage becoming the UK voice.

The vote was advisory, there was no reason for the Govt to act on the result, despite some MPs saying they have to.

The EU town regeneration fund is largely responsible for a lot of towns and smaller cities in the UK being redeveloped, not the uk govt. Access to that money will no longer be available.

People have tried using facts for a long time. It doesn’t work. But well done for trying.

Someone's got to.

Facts are always someone's else's perception male "

Feel free to check them...

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East


"The plan is simple. If May's deal doesn't pass next week (and I don't think it will) and Parliament votes against no deal and for an extension (and I think they will) May's plan is to seek a short extension up to July then run down the clock again until we're faced with exactly the same situation as now in the June. However, as her plan is not to hold the Euro Elections in May, we will not be able to extend past July; giving us an even bigger cliff edge and putting even more pressure on Parliament to eventually vote for her deal.

It is absolutely imperative that, if BREXIT is delayed until July and we don't want to be in a worse situation in June than we are now, that the UK takes part in the Euro Elections in May.

"

Why would the EU agree to just kicking the can down the road?

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By *oi_LucyCouple
over a year ago

Barbados


"Let's dispel a few Brexit related myths :

Immigrants are net positive contributer to tax.

A much smaller percentage of EU immigrants claim unemployment benefit then British born people.

The UK had a massive influence on regulations created by the EU. It is partly why the UK was so respected. We also had more flexibility than other EU countries to put them into UK law (by the way, the UK govt was only voted against tariffs on cheap Chinese steel which is why the steel plants got into trouble).

The likely impact of Brexit was outlined before the EU ref but it was labelled as project fear.

Those that run the EU committee are no more unelected than the MPs that are appointed as Cabinet ministers. All MEPs are voted into their position. So few of us voted that we ended up with Farage becoming the UK voice.

The vote was advisory, there was no reason for the Govt to act on the result, despite some MPs saying they have to.

The EU town regeneration fund is largely responsible for a lot of towns and smaller cities in the UK being redeveloped, not the uk govt. Access to that money will no longer be available.

People have tried using facts for a long time. It doesn’t work. But well done for trying.

Someone's got to.

Facts are always someone's else's perception male "

You are entitled to your own opinion, but not your own facts.

-Matt

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Let's dispel a few Brexit related myths :

Immigrants are net positive contributer to tax.

A much smaller percentage of EU immigrants claim unemployment benefit then British born people.

The UK had a massive influence on regulations created by the EU. It is partly why the UK was so respected. We also had more flexibility than other EU countries to put them into UK law (by the way, the UK govt was only voted against tariffs on cheap Chinese steel which is why the steel plants got into trouble).

The likely impact of Brexit was outlined before the EU ref but it was labelled as project fear.

Those that run the EU committee are no more unelected than the MPs that are appointed as Cabinet ministers. All MEPs are voted into their position. So few of us voted that we ended up with Farage becoming the UK voice.

The vote was advisory, there was no reason for the Govt to act on the result, despite some MPs saying they have to.

The EU town regeneration fund is largely responsible for a lot of towns and smaller cities in the UK being redeveloped, not the uk govt. Access to that money will no longer be available.

People have tried using facts for a long time. It doesn’t work. But well done for trying.

Someone's got to.

Facts are always someone's else's perception male

Feel free to check them... "

I'm not disputing your own input but the place that input came from most things can be skewed to fit the needs of the organisation. Male

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By *bi_AstrayTV/TS
over a year ago

Plymouth


"

Why would the EU agree to just kicking the can down the road?

"

Maybe they would prefer it to a no deal brexit, which would be crap for everyone, mostly the UK obviously but not great for the EU either. They might even be hoping to give us enough time to have another referendum...

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By *verysmileMan
over a year ago

Canterbury

I hate to say this but the EU are doing what they do best.....a game of brinksmanship.

Unfortunately we are playing the same game. We should have always planned for the worst and then aimed for the best. Sadly, our side have planned for the best and now we expect the worst.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

If it doesnt happen, I would like the UK to stop lecturing other countries about democracy

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Riot... "

Aaaand get prosecuted?

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East

Why do you want to destroy other people's property?

I mean, destroy your own by all means.

But other people's?

Are you Mr Angry?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Go out with a club hammer and smash the fuck out of every car I see with that stupid EU sign on it."

This says it all really.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If it doesnt happen, I would like the UK to stop lecturing other countries about democracy "

That would be nice for the uk to do anyway considering the bullshit we had to endure during the referendum, plus the Russian meddling.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If it doesnt happen, I would like the UK to stop lecturing other countries about democracy

That would be nice for the uk to do anyway considering the bullshit we had to endure during the referendum, plus the Russian meddling. "

Russian meddling my big hairy arse hole, just because you lost, saddo...

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By *wosmilersCouple
over a year ago

Heathrowish

What people are perhaps failing to realuse is that the exit deal has been agreed. What is not agreed is how we proceed with the transition period until the trade agreement is signed (should we agree one).

There is a lot of confusion in here believing that the transition agreement is the final trade agreement. It is not. The so called backstop is a mechanism that attempted to put something in place should a trade agreement fail to be ratified.

The reality is that a trade agreement may take years to emerge. If so, do we want a finite or infinite transition period? Alternatively, do we want to revert to WTO rules if we do not reach agreement in a defined period of time?

Can we try to atcually understand the process rather than all get lost in a sea of remain/leave soundbytes and dogma?

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By *entaur_UKMan
over a year ago

Cannock

If Brexit is cancelled then the biggest vote for anything, ever, in the entire history of the UK will have been betrayed. Democracy will be dead in the UK.

What will I do personally? The first thing I would do is apply for membership at Nigel Farage's new Brexit party. I've already joined the Leave means Leave campaign in anticipation in case the will of 17.4 million British people

(the 52%) to Leave the EU is betrayed. I will also be voting for Nigel Farage's Brexit party in the upcoming European MEP elections in May and sitting back to enjoy seeing a majority of Eurosceptic MEP's from all over Europe enter the European Parliament.

In the words of a ukip representative speaking at the brexit betrayal rally last December, (taking inspiration from the Terminator film)...."we feel no pain, we feel no remorse, and we absolutely will not stop, ever, until we get hard Brexit.

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By *rench letterCouple
over a year ago

Chorley,

If they cancel Brexit will be jumping for joy and throwing a party.

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By *ean299Man
over a year ago

Lucan


"If Brexit is cancelled then the biggest vote for anything, ever, in the entire history of the UK will have been betrayed. Democracy will be dead in the UK.

What will I do personally? The first thing I would do is apply for membership at Nigel Farage's new Brexit party. I've already joined the Leave means Leave campaign in anticipation in case the will of 17.4 million British people

(the 52%) to Leave the EU is betrayed. I will also be voting for Nigel Farage's Brexit party in the upcoming European MEP elections in May and sitting back to enjoy seeing a majority of Eurosceptic MEP's from all over Europe enter the European Parliament.

In the words of a ukip representative speaking at the brexit betrayal rally last December, (taking inspiration from the Terminator film)...."we feel no pain, we feel no remorse, and we absolutely will not stop, ever, until we get hard Brexit. "

Wow. So compromise is not possible. And you expect anyone who disagrees with you to simple give up and accept your hard version of brexit. You seem to be taking a leaf from the Ian Paisley DUP no surrender, not an inch, never.

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By *avidnsa69Man
over a year ago

Essex


"Go out with a club hammer and smash the fuck out of every car I see with that stupid EU sign on it."

Very rational....hope you can afford a good solicitor

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If it doesnt happen, I would like the UK to stop lecturing other countries about democracy

That would be nice for the uk to do anyway considering the bullshit we had to endure during the referendum, plus the Russian meddling.

Russian meddling my big hairy arse hole, just because you lost, saddo..."

I'll correct you there. We all lost, unless you're part of the ultra rich 0.00000001%?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If they cancel Brexit will be jumping for joy and throwing a party. "

I would start sending out invites. ..And get some good french champagne in...brexit is dead

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By *aveandYouMan
over a year ago

Horncastle / Kendal

Brexit won't be cancelled, we just carry on as normal.

As soon as we're out, watch the Frexit. They're next.

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By *ethnmelvCouple
over a year ago

Cardiff

Or we get to stay in and Brexiteers realise the will of the people is to stay?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'll make a nice cup of coffee, watch some TV and then go to bed and get up for work the next day.

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By *nleashedCrakenMan
over a year ago

Widnes


"If they cancel Brexit will be jumping for joy and throwing a party. "

I'll look forward to an invite.

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East


"

In the words of a ukip representative speaking at the brexit betrayal rally last December, (taking inspiration from the Terminator film)...."we feel no pain, we feel no remorse, and we absolutely will not stop, ever, until we get hard Brexit. "

Which useful idiot are you - Putin’s or Trump’s?

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By *entaur_UKMan
over a year ago

Cannock


"

In the words of a ukip representative speaking at the brexit betrayal rally last December, (taking inspiration from the Terminator film)...."we feel no pain, we feel no remorse, and we absolutely will not stop, ever, until we get hard Brexit.

Which useful idiot are you - Putin’s or Trump’s?"

Neither, I'm a Brit, born and bred who wants to Leave the EU.

Are you working for Jean Claude Juncker or Donald Tusk?

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over a year ago

Democracy is dead. We'll stand before Europe, cap in hand, stooped because our backbone is so flimsy.

We sell the fishermen and farmers up the road. We make a mockery of our political system and where do you start with the self serving politicians? Yes it's a shambles, but has it all been for nothing?

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over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

In the words of a ukip representative speaking at the brexit betrayal rally last December, (taking inspiration from the Terminator film)...."we feel no pain, we feel no remorse, and we absolutely will not stop, ever, until we get hard Brexit.

Which useful idiot are you - Putin’s or Trump’s?

Neither, I'm a Brit, born and bred who wants to Leave the EU.

Are you working for Jean Claude Juncker or Donald Tusk? "

So the useful idiots for you are farage and bj?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Brexit won't be cancelled, we just carry on as normal.

As soon as we're out, watch the Frexit. They're next."

No chance I can't see any country wanting to suffer like we have. Also a euro currency country would have to drop the euro, and any separate currency would take a deep sea dive!

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By *rench letterCouple
over a year ago

Chorley,


"

In the words of a ukip representative speaking at the brexit betrayal rally last December, (taking inspiration from the Terminator film)...."we feel no pain, we feel no remorse, and we absolutely will not stop, ever, until we get hard Brexit.

Which useful idiot are you - Putin’s or Trump’s?

Neither, I'm a Brit, born and bred who wants to Leave the EU.

Are you working for Jean Claude Juncker or Donald Tusk?

So the useful idiots for you are farage and bj? "

Oh don't forget Mogg he is the same idiot.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

In the words of a ukip representative speaking at the brexit betrayal rally last December, (taking inspiration from the Terminator film)...."we feel no pain, we feel no remorse, and we absolutely will not stop, ever, until we get hard Brexit.

Which useful idiot are you - Putin’s or Trump’s?

Neither, I'm a Brit, born and bred who wants to Leave the EU.

Are you working for Jean Claude Juncker or Donald Tusk?

So the useful idiots for you are farage and bj?

Oh don't forget Mogg he is the same idiot. "

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By *entaur_UKMan
over a year ago

Cannock


"Brexit won't be cancelled, we just carry on as normal.

As soon as we're out, watch the Frexit. They're next.

No chance I can't see any country wanting to suffer like we have. Also a euro currency country would have to drop the euro, and any separate currency would take a deep sea dive!"

President Macron, who is now the most unpopular President in French history, is on record as saying the French people would vote for Frexit in a heartbeat, given the chance.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Brexit won't be cancelled, we just carry on as normal.

As soon as we're out, watch the Frexit. They're next.

No chance I can't see any country wanting to suffer like we have. Also a euro currency country would have to drop the euro, and any separate currency would take a deep sea dive!

President Macron, who is now the most unpopular President in French history, is on record as saying the French people would vote for Frexit in a heartbeat, given the chance."

Another bullshit. How can you know what the French people want. Everyone sees what cesspool did you and others like you and your heroes who escaped do not know where and no one will even try to leave the Union. Over the next 30 years.

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By *aughtynigel02121980Man
over a year ago

Brandon


"if we do not leave the EU now, we will have to deal with the lisbon treaty post 2022, have a look at that it. You will see why it has been kept out of the news!"

Just googled the Lisbon treaty and it's shocking. In a nutshell we lose everything. From our own laws, we hand over our fishing rights. We lose the pound and even being able to call ourselves a nation. And that's just a handful of things on the list. Hitler would be proud of what the e.u has achieved and gutted he never thought of taking over Europe this way

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By *nleashedCrakenMan
over a year ago

Widnes


"if we do not leave the EU now, we will have to deal with the lisbon treaty post 2022, have a look at that it. You will see why it has been kept out of the news!

Just googled the Lisbon treaty and it's shocking. In a nutshell we lose everything. From our own laws, we hand over our fishing rights. We lose the pound and even being able to call ourselves a nation. And that's just a handful of things on the list. Hitler would be proud of what the e.u has achieved and gutted he never thought of taking over Europe this way"

You obviously didn't actually Google the real Lisbon Treaty. The real Lisbon Treaty came fully into effect in 2009. The fake, scare story Lisbon Treaty you have found on Google is just that;- fake and scarry.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Brexit won't be cancelled, we just carry on as normal.

As soon as we're out, watch the Frexit. They're next.

No chance I can't see any country wanting to suffer like we have. Also a euro currency country would have to drop the euro, and any separate currency would take a deep sea dive!

President Macron, who is now the most unpopular President in French history, is on record as saying the French people would vote for Frexit in a heartbeat, given the chance."

So you discredit him with the first half of your post, then suggest we listen to him in the second half.

As always high on the entertainment factor, but low on the comprehension and reasoning.

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By *olly_chromaticTV/TS
over a year ago

Stockport


"if we do not leave the EU now, we will have to deal with the lisbon treaty post 2022, have a look at that it. You will see why it has been kept out of the news!

Just googled the Lisbon treaty and it's shocking. In a nutshell we lose everything. From our own laws, we hand over our fishing rights. We lose the pound and even being able to call ourselves a nation. And that's just a handful of things on the list. Hitler would be proud of what the e.u has achieved and gutted he never thought of taking over Europe this way"

As Craken says above, the Lisbon 2020 story is just total lies. It has been kept out of the news because it is just lies! I am astounded that you are competent enough to use google in order to find total crap, but utterly incompetent at checking multiple sources in order to verify the truth!

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By *ethnmelvCouple
over a year ago

Cardiff


"Democracy is dead. We'll stand before Europe, cap in hand, stooped because our backbone is so flimsy.

We sell the fishermen and farmers up the road. We make a mockery of our political system and where do you start with the self serving politicians? Yes it's a shambles, but has it all been for nothing? "

You do know that British fishermen sold their quota’s to other EU fishing companies. So it isn’t the EU that has negatively impacted our fishermen. And farmers have received more subsidies from the EU than they ever did from the UK government.

So yet again we blame the EU for something that they were either not part of or were actually providing benefit instead...

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By *abioMan
over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


"if we do not leave the EU now, we will have to deal with the lisbon treaty post 2022, have a look at that it. You will see why it has been kept out of the news!

Just googled the Lisbon treaty and it's shocking. In a nutshell we lose everything. From our own laws, we hand over our fishing rights. We lose the pound and even being able to call ourselves a nation. And that's just a handful of things on the list. Hitler would be proud of what the e.u has achieved and gutted he never thought of taking over Europe this way

As Craken says above, the Lisbon 2020 story is just total lies. It has been kept out of the news because it is just lies! I am astounded that you are competent enough to use google in order to find total crap, but utterly incompetent at checking multiple sources in order to verify the truth!"

funny enough one of the people who was pushing that very story on twitter was Esther Mcvey..... who has now gone and deleted the posts are being ridiculed from all sides for being that dim.....

which makes you wonder why the people we elect and end up having such high places in government can be so dim

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"if we do not leave the EU now, we will have to deal with the lisbon treaty post 2022, have a look at that it. You will see why it has been kept out of the news!

Just googled the Lisbon treaty and it's shocking. In a nutshell we lose everything. From our own laws, we hand over our fishing rights. We lose the pound and even being able to call ourselves a nation. And that's just a handful of things on the list. Hitler would be proud of what the e.u has achieved and gutted he never thought of taking over Europe this way

As Craken says above, the Lisbon 2020 story is just total lies. It has been kept out of the news because it is just lies! I am astounded that you are competent enough to use google in order to find total crap, but utterly incompetent at checking multiple sources in order to verify the truth!

funny enough one of the people who was pushing that very story on twitter was Esther Mcvey..... who has now gone and deleted the posts are being ridiculed from all sides for being that dim.....

which makes you wonder why the people we elect and end up having such high places in government can be so dim

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I don't think she's dim, I think she's knowingly lying to scare people into voting how she wants.

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over a year ago


"Democracy is dead. We'll stand before Europe, cap in hand, stooped because our backbone is so flimsy.

We sell the fishermen and farmers up the road. We make a mockery of our political system and where do you start with the self serving politicians? Yes it's a shambles, but has it all been for nothing?

You do know that British fishermen sold their quota’s to other EU fishing companies. So it isn’t the EU that has negatively impacted our fishermen. And farmers have received more subsidies

from the EU than they ever did from the UK government.

So yet again we blame the EU for something that they were either not part of or were actually providing benefit instead..."

That's not quite true, yes quota deals happen, it doesn't mean that the 13% of quota for fish in our own waters is fair. Why are harbour villages across France and Belgium panicking? Maybe because they face the financial ruin that our harbours have faced since joining the EU. Yes both farmers and fishermen have prospered with EU funding, but they've suffered too, it's not a fair system and shouldn't be accepted any longer.

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