Thread: Brexit - It's Still On!

Originally Posted by Pragmatic

Yes many. And they are still doing so by negotiating terms that will get us to change our minds. Unfortunately for the EU that ain't gonna happen. Rot in hell EU.

oh yeah ? please state every countries that has officially asked the UK in the last 2 years to remain?

none, fucking Brexishitter idiot

excellent article,

yes you fookers are surrounded, time to give up and surrender, like you were about to do in WW2

told you so, fookers wouldn't listen to EU leaders, thought they had it all under control because their silly witch told them so and fookers were desperate to believe in fairy tales

som nam na

The unravelling of Britain's modern era of the past 45 years is now gathering pace and, as anticipated, the Tory party is fracturing along the fault lines of its stupidity, vacuous rhetoric and specious propaganda that only the lower classes, the deluded and truly dimwitted ever believed.
The perfect storm is approaching and there is nowhere to take shelter. The £ is heading for $1.10 (parity for the exchange bureaux fodder) as the prospect of a general election looms ever larger. The problem is, Corbyn has announced that Brexit is unstoppable which translated into his neo-marxist agenda means that he wants the ensuing chaos out of which he hopes to gain a majority to introduce a new socialism re-balancing the wealth/poverty axis. No matter what develops now, Britain is heading over the horizon into a new reality and one that will dismember the union forever.

For me, the schadenfreude is delicious and I particularly savour the bitter sweet irony that this has been orchestrated by the very people who proclaim to be the country's greatest patriots but in truth are no more than its thick - headed, lumpen lower end manipulated by ignorance, stupidity, prejudice and bigotry.

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

oh yeah ? please state every countries that has officially asked the UK in the last 2 years to remain?

none, fucking Brexishitter idiot

The EUs long term goal is to abolish borders and eventually sovereignty, to become one country; they haven't quite thought through the language bit, so they may opt for the Belgian model with each province/state/county speaking its own tongue.

Meanwhile, and until that happens, please note the EU is not a country. So it's not individual members clamouring for salvation in these turbulent times but mostly unelected representatives that do not want Brexit to happen. Quite aside from the impending Eurozone meltdown, it doesn't look good when the second biggest net contributor bolts for the door.

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

excellent article, yes you fookers are surrounded, time to give up and surrender, like you were about to do in WW2

Typical of the low class individual you are to make comments like that on the eve of WWI armistice, not really a surprise.

Originally Posted by Seekingasylum

For me, the schadenfreude is delicious and I particularly savour the bitter sweet irony that this has been orchestrated by the very people who proclaim to be the country's greatest patriots but in truth are no more than its thick - headed, lumpen lower end manipulated by ignorance, stupidity, prejudice and bigotry.

Blah Blah Blah, good grief - you post the same bile infused nonsense daily. Get Buttfly to give you a cuddle.

Originally Posted by jabir

The EUs long term goal is to abolish borders and eventually sovereignty, to become one country

Will that be before or after the English Civil War, jabby?

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

Get Buttfly to give you a cuddle.

Whatever you do don't let him cuddle you from behind.

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

And Troy, love you, can't be bothered to read that but did you vote? if so fair play. I am fukin sick of reading about the damage the vote had on people who have chosen to remove themselves from the electorate.

Yes I voted to remain in the EU. I left the UK in 2002 to work in Germany , but kept my house and stayed on the electoral register until 2006.

Originally Posted by Troy

Yes I voted to remain in the EU. I left the UK in 2002 to work in Germany , but kept my house and stayed on the electoral register until 2006.

Good on you, not going to criticise its your right and you exercised it.

Originally Posted by Switch

A typically London centric view.

No, disagree with that point of view. Are you sure you read his letter or did you just skim read and pick out the bits that suit you?

Originally Posted by Troy

No, disagree with that point of view. Are you sure you read his letter or did you just skim read and pick out the bits that suit you?

Yes I read the whole thing. The London centric bit was the giveaway to his true beliefs.

Lets face it, the UK Plc has been a toilet for the last 20 years. The stagnation is almost entirely due to the EU hand cuffs preventing free enterprise and growth.
The only successful countries have specialist exports or an industrial base to fund social welfare.
The UK has neither. Having abandoned heavy industry to cheap foreign labor, the only place left to go was finance, and we all know how corrupt and self supporting that is.

Leaving the EU will force the UK to grow up and stand or fall on its own merit. Instead of clinging to the idea of some socialist utopia designed to feed the fat cats and enshrine the rest in poverty.

Originally Posted by Switch

Yes I read the whole thing. The London centric bit was the giveaway to his true beliefs.

nutter, you either didn't read it, or you were too busy looking for something you didn't like, and you completely missed the point

typical right wing pensioner mentality,

Originally Posted by Switch

Lets face it, the UK Plc has been a toilet for the last 20 years. The stagnation is almost entirely due to the EU hand cuffs preventing free enterprise and growth.
The only successful countries have specialist exports or an industrial base to fund social welfare.
The UK has neither. Having abandoned heavy industry to cheap foreign labor, the only place left to go was finance, and we all know how corrupt and self supporting that is.

Leaving the EU will force the UK to grow up and stand or fall on its own merit. Instead of clinging to the idea of some socialist utopia designed to feed the fat cats and enshrine the rest in poverty.

you think you can compete with China or India ? well you might eventually if your country economy collapse completely

you obviously don't understand econ 101 when it comes to the benefits of import and export economies

there is a very good reason why countries choose to end certain "expensive" industries to focus on "essential" and "growing" alternatives

you obviously don't get it, but what else is new

Originally Posted by cyrille

Will that be before or after the English Civil War, jabby?

From the tone of your post it seems you're one of the few people in Europe that did not know the long term goal of the EU.

And the 'civil war' that amuses you will start not in the UK but Europe, not sure which country as the candidate list grows, but if you start taking an interest in how the Socialist Project is panning out it's quite possible that you find out when it kicks off.

Originally Posted by jabir

From the tone of your post it seems you're one of the few people in Europe that did not know the long term goal of the EU.

You really do lurch from one extreme to another don't you...then come to rest with your current attitude on BREXIT... a pearl clutching 'I dunno'.

Originally Posted by jabir

From the tone of your post it seems you're one of the few people in Europe that did not know the long term goal of the EU.

And the 'civil war' that amuses you will start not in the UK but Europe, not sure which country as the candidate list grows, but if you start taking an interest in how the Socialist Project is panning out it's quite possible that you find out when it kicks off.

Europe, Europe, Europe

that's all you keep barking, I thought it was all about UK, UK, and UK

Europe is no longer your problem, so stop worry about our future and imminent collapse, you should worry more about yours and your pending collapse

Originally Posted by Switch

Lets face it, the UK Plc has been a toilet for the last 20 years. The stagnation is almost entirely due to the EU hand cuffs preventing free enterprise and growth.
The only successful countries have specialist exports or an industrial base to fund social welfare.
The UK has neither. Having abandoned heavy industry to cheap foreign labor, the only place left to go was finance, and we all know how corrupt and self supporting that is.

So it's the fault of the EU that the UK abandoned 'heavy industry' and brought in cheap labour. Interesting concept....

Originally Posted by Switch

Leaving the EU will force the UK to grow up and stand or fall on its own merit.

Wasn't that one of the arguments for not joining originally? At least a reason why we were reluctant to join.

Where will the money come from to finance this manufacturing revolution? The UK is in debt and that debt is going to get bigger outside the EU. Who do you think is going to finance such a lame duck? Do you expect foreign finance despite the UK going all Nationalistic?

Quite simply you, like the Brexit leaders, have no plan whatsoever. You are hoping to 'wing it' when the time comes and that is a very dangerous path to be taking, even on a personal level, let alone at a national one.

who cares, the UK will go down in flame, and we will be all watching and applauding from the high balcony of the EU Parliament in Brussels

Originally Posted by cyrille

You really do lurch from one extreme to another don't you...then come to rest with your current attitude on BREXIT... a pearl clutching 'I dunno'.

Try again, and please type slower.

Apparent Progress

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-46188790

^ This is going to be fun if the agreement means the UK stays in the Customs Union, which of course goes against the Tory manifesto and the Maybot's Lancaster House speech....


...oh, it will say it's time limited to get round that little problem for GB but not for NI.


Chances of getting it through Parliament could be slim. However, it has to be sold as damage limitation and the Tory Brexiteers need to be told to hold the line or leave the party.

This needs the support of UK Plc, not parliament.

It all sounds very plausible, which is obviously the intention, but without certainty, British business will be left hanging on to hopes of the ability to trade.

Prolonging the agony of will we, won’t we, is certain to undermine the economic reality. Politicics and politicians be buggered.