Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Goat]

It's simple Bruce if you already have the skilled workforce imigration will fall....also skills will demand a higher wages , and less explortation of cheap labour, also paying out less tax credits which I feel have been missed out on your data .....

Why do you think companies employ CHEAP labour Joey? And what makes you think companies will want to not employ CHEAP labour Joey?

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

And buy now pay later is not a new thing. It's been going on for years. There are many people in this country who are in debt due to genuine hardship. But the majority in debt now are there because they want things now rather than being prepared to wait until they can afford it. Many different reasons for it I grant you. Wanting bigger houses, newer cars, better schools for their kids or even paying for private schools, peer pressure. The list goes on, but one thing all have in common is that they know they can't afford it but make a conscious decision to buy it anyway. It's been going in for years, well before Brexit, and has absolutely nothing to do with Brexit.

Waffle waffle waffle Tory propaganda materialism waffle waffle. Was thinking along the lines of the more mundane, clothing rather than the new TV as it used to be. And deny Brexit has any negativity is absolute codswallop, you yourself will accept a down turn of 2/3 years as okay. Your generosity will be greatly recieved by those who loose their jobs, Mogg out bids you by going up to 50 years, conceited arrogance.

 

[Jebus_lives]

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How anyone hasn't come to terms with the UK leaving the EU is beyond me. It's happening, stop trying to re-fight the referendum and work towards shaping the future relationship between the UK and the EU.

 

[Jebus_lives]

How anyone hasn't come to terms with the UK leaving the EU is beyond me. It's happening, stop trying to re-fight the referendum and work towards shaping the future relationship between the UK and the EU.

Are you ok @Joey66

You seem to have slipped from the middle finger to a like.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

As of 11pm tomorrow night......

nothing changes

Transition period we enter or Implementation period as Johnson likes to call it, just waiting to see what this implement is. Reckon Brexiteers will feel like one of Johnson ex's...

 

[Socrates]

I just think the immigration issue played an unduly significant role in the referendum. Turkey joining imminently etc queues of refugees etc.

The most laughable thing about the immigration debate for me is that where the leave vote was highest (Lincolnshire) is where immigrants are most needed for agricultural work. There's going to be fun and games in these places in years to come one way or another.

That's where the privatised work camps will be set up, doncha know?

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

The goods times are here, with Brexit day up on us all Johnson and Javid come bearing a gift, rejoice flaggellents, it's Austerity part two. Great innit they are getting Brexit done after all.

Ministers told to find 5% savings to 'refocus' on PM's priorities

Departments told to identify potential cost-savings in order to boost funds for hospitals, schools and ‘levelling up’

www.theguardian.com

 

[Billy Dean]

It's simple Bruce if you already have the skilled workforce imigration will fall....also skills will demand a higher wages , and less explortation of cheap labour, also paying out less tax credits which I feel have been missed out on your data .....

What do you think about migration of non-EU nationals into the UK, Joe? And how do you think that will change after Brexit?

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

It's simple Bruce if you already have the skilled workforce imigration will fall....also skills will demand a higher wages , and less explortation of cheap labour, also paying out less tax credits which I feel have been missed out on your data .....

No, the figures were straightforward. The average net contribution to the treasury was £2300 more, for an EU migrant than for a U.K. born adult, according to a study carried out for the Govt.

 

[gonetomorrow]

The PM will say later: It's the dawn of a new era, Brexit is not an end but a beginning, and a moment of real national renewal and change. This he will say at ten o'clock this evening.

You can just stay in the pub now. I've saved you the bother of rushing home to watch.

 

[summerisle]

The PM will say later: It's the dawn of a new era, Brexit is not an end but a beginning, and a moment of real national renewal and change. This he will say at ten o'clock this evening.

You can just stay in the pub now. I've saved you the bother of rushing home to watch.

You've missed the Latin oh so funny quip.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

The PM will say later: It's the dawn of a new era, Brexit is not an end but a beginning, and a moment of real national renewal and change. This he will say at ten o'clock this evening.

You can just stay in the pub now. I've saved you the bother of rushing home to watch.

I foresee much waving of union jacks like it's an even worse version of the Proms.

 

[Aberblue]

I foresee much waving of union jacks like it's an even worse version of the Proms.

"They may ring their bells now, before long they will be wringing their hands.”

 

[dead_soft]

I foresee much waving of union jacks like it's an even worse version of the Proms.

Getting all misty eyed whilst Jerusalem swells in the background.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

How anyone hasn't come to terms with the UK leaving the EU is beyond me. It's happening, stop trying to re-fight the referendum and work towards shaping the future relationship between the UK and the EU.

Firstly having face face experience of some Brexiteers there is no chance ill be working with them, most likely get me sack for associating with banned far right organisations.

Secondly the others don't get to scurry away from ownership of Brexit.

And finally they will be reminded, the Brexit resistance has already begun. So no I won't be working with them just as they did not through the 80s 90s 00s etc.