Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Ruairi77]

Eh? Brexit was about regaining our sovereignty and independence, not about economic benefits - keep up. k.

so... nationalism.

 

[Jebus_lives]

there's no point in calling people 'remoaners'. It serves no purpose other than to further divide.
I would imagine that the majority of people are ok with accepting the democratic vote.
The problem is that the people who called for the vote have no idea how to implement the result.
The problem here is not the people who wanted to remain in the EU, the problem is opportunist politicians putting their careers and fringe agendas ahead of the greater good.
Due to political incompetence, you're now in the position where you have to find the least worst case scenario.

I suspect he thinks it is a crushing blow to all the snowflake, work shy remain voters.

 

[Jebus_lives]

Eh? Brexit was about regaining our sovereignty and independence, not about economic benefits - keep up. From an economic perspective I don't think we will be any worse off in the long term. The big bonus will come when the EU implodes and we are not caught up in the fallout. I once posted on here that I thought the implosion would happen in 8 to 10 years. I now think it will be sooner. The euro is the weak link.

What aspects of sovereignty and independence are you hoping to regain from our split with the EU?

We can clearly not concern ourselves with the economic worry though as everything will roll over, we can go straight to Berlin and negotiate with car companies directly, a free trade agreement will be the easiest in history and nobody is talking about leaving the single market...

 

[Ruairi77]

What aspects of sovereignty and independence are you hoping to regain from our split with the EU?

We can clearly not concern ourselves with the economic worry though as everything will roll over, we can go straight to Berlin and negotiate with car companies directly, a free trade agreement will be the easiest in history and nobody is talking about leaving the single market...

blue passports for the win.

 

[peteblue]

Eh? Brexit was about regaining our sovereignty and independence, not about economic benefits - keep up. From an economic perspective I don't think we will be any worse off in the long term. The big bonus will come when the EU implodes and we are not caught up in the fallout. I once posted on here that I thought the implosion would happen in 8 to 10 years. I now think it will be sooner. The euro is the weak link.

I think if Germany goes into recession the dominos will fall within 3 years......

 

[peteblue]

So we'd develop a whole new bureaucracy to manage this? How much would that cost? Who would staff it? What technology exists to perform such a task? Will the same vendor solve this as will solve the Irish border?

The costs would be more than covered from the excess tariffs and will create even more employment. I thought you would be in favour......

 

[peteblue]

I suspect he thinks it is a crushing blow to all the snowflake, work shy remain voters.

That’s unfair, not all Remain voters are work-shy snowflakes, most but not all........

 

[Jebus_lives]

That’s unfair, not all Remain voters are work-shy snowflakes, most but not all........

Shouldn't you be busy insulting the Irish posters at this time of day?

 

[peteblue]

Shouldn't you be busy insulting the Irish posters at this time of day?

I don’t bother anymore.......

 

[Jebus_lives]

I don’t bother anymore.......

Great news.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

The costs would be more than covered from the excess tariffs and will create even more employment. I thought you would be in favour......

Of red tape? Not really.

 

[peteblue]

Hahaha......sounds about right...

“At long last, politicians have begun their preparations for a no-deal Brexit. The most important part of these preparations, of course, is deciding who to blame when it happens.
The plan appears to be as follows. The Conservatives will blame the EU, for not offering a good enough deal. Labour will blame the Conservatives, for not getting a good enough deal. The Lib Dems will blame Labour, for failing to prevent a no-deal. Labour will blame the Lib Dems, for refusing to support Labour’s idea to prevent a no-deal. And the Conservatives will blame both Labour and the Lib Dems, for being so obstinately anti-Brexit that they made any kind of deal impossible.”

 

[Charlie Sweet]

The costs would be more than covered from the excess tariffs and will create even more employment. I thought you would be in favour......

Any proof of this?

 

[Charlie Sweet]

Eh? Brexit was about regaining our sovereignty and independence, not about economic benefits - keep up. From an economic perspective I don't think we will be any worse off in the long term. The big bonus will come when the EU implodes and we are not caught up in the fallout. I once posted on here that I thought the implosion would happen in 8 to 10 years. I now think it will be sooner. The euro is the weak link.

So short to.medium term you concede we will be economically worse off? I missed that bit in the Leave propaganda before the referendum.....

As for independence and sovereignty, as the esteemed poster above has already asked, what actually are you talking about? What day to day issues are you taking about?

For what it's worth I quite like having a European Court of Justice and I'm used to my business life being effected by unelected bureaucrats like the Governor of the Bank Of England but you go on and explain please?

 

[roydo]

As for independence and sovereignty

Then they bleat that our independent, democratic, parliament have the audacity to find legal (under UK law) ways to sort this utter car crash out.

"I want independence and to make our own rules" (but only if I agree with them).

Its laughable.