Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Jebus_lives]

Wrong. Read the government's Brexit leaflet that was posted to every household. EVERYONE was told that it could take 10 years of uncertainty to negotiate new deals.

It might.

 

[Jimmy Grimble]

Wrong. Read the government's Brexit leaflet that was posted to every household. EVERYONE was told that it could take 10 years of uncertainty to negotiate new deals.

And yet Liam fox said it should be one of the easiest feels ever. Doesn't matter what was posted, the lies and ignorance were criminal.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Is there anyone here who didn't vote yet is contributing to the discussion? I'd like to think not, but you never know.

My comments are typically a proxy for what my wife thinks. I can change my username to Bruce Waynova if it makes it easier for you?

 

[Mr. White]

It might.

Yes, it might. Everyone was informed of this possibility, and leave won anyway. So one could argue that everyone was well informed and leave still won.

 

[Mr. White]

And yet Liam fox said it should be one of the easiest feels ever. Doesn't matter what was posted, the lies and ignorance were criminal.

Yes, lies and ignorance...but on both sides. For every Liam Fox, there were many more Remain MP's, business leaders and so called experts. The weight of so called expert opinion was heavily in favour of remain. You can't just pick and choose whose lies you choose to highlight because it suits your argument.

 

[Jimmy Grimble]

Yes, lies and ignorance...but on both sides. For every Liam Fox, there were many more Remain MP's, business leaders and so called experts. The weight of so called expert opinion was heavily in favour of remain. You can't just pick and choose whose lies you choose to highlight because it suits your argument.

Any specific malevolent lies from the remainders? Because I can direct you to plenty from the brexiteers...

 

[Mr. White]

Any specific malevolent lies from the remainders? Because I can direct you to plenty from the brexiteers...

Strictly speaking, there were no 'lies', just bad forecasts. Anyhow.... instant recession, job losses, tax rises, house prices would collapse etc.

And World War Three has still not happened....

 

[orly]

My comments are typically a proxy for what my wife thinks. I can change my username to Bruce Waynova if it makes it easier for you?

As long as there are also pics

 

[Bruce Wayne]

As long as there are also pics

Well @Bungle still appears to be in the bush outside, so I'm sure once he's off of the naughty step...

 

[orly]

Well @Bungle still appears to be in the bush outside, so I'm sure once he's off of the naughty step...

 

[Jimmy Grimble]

Strictly speaking, there were no 'lies', just bad forecasts. Anyhow.... instant recession, job losses, tax rises, house prices would collapse etc.

And World War Three has still not happened....

Not one quote there. Do you know how much Brexit has cost the UK economy already?

 

[Khalekan]

Strictly speaking, there were no 'lies', just bad forecasts. Anyhow.... instant recession, job losses, tax rises, house prices would collapse etc.

And World War Three has still not happened....

Neither has Brexit

 

[Khalekan]

Yes, lies and ignorance...but on both sides. For every Liam Fox, there were many more Remain MP's, business leaders and so called experts. The weight of so called expert opinion was heavily in favour of remain. You can't just pick and choose whose lies you choose to highlight because it suits your argument.

Darn them “experts”.

Sodding cryarses.

Just BELIEVE...and Tinker Bell will be all right

 

[The binman chronicles]

Neither has Brexit

And if we do get a Brexit and it turns bad they will all be saying we were never told that there could be complications and negatives. Can't win.

 

[Mr. White]

Not one quote there. Do you know how much Brexit has cost the UK economy already?

No, I don't. Nobody does. Do you? There are plenty of quotes on Brexit, use Google. Do you know how much much Brexit has cost the UK economy? If you are so concerned about quotes, then provide them...

And the greatest cost to the economy, is from uncertainty....

Anecdotal I admit, but employment is up, the economy is doing well, house prices haven't collapsed...unfortunately!!!

As for World War Three... still looking unlikely.