Current Affairs EU In or Out

[verreauxi]

 

[peteblue]

There is no ‘blame’ on anyone. The EU wish for continued integration and the U.K. wishes to define its own future. We both have to get along with each other. Alea iacta est, and we need to make the best of it......

 

[Bruce Wayne]

There is no ‘blame’ on anyone. The EU wish for continued integration and the U.K. wishes to define its own future. We both have to get along with each other. Alea iacta est, and we need to make the best of it......

A part of the UK Pete. Please don't pretend this is being done on behalf of all of us.

 

[Hickson9]

There is no ‘blame’ on anyone. The EU wish for continued integration and the U.K. wishes to define its own future. We both have to get along with each other. Alea iacta est, and we need to make the best of it......

When we crash out with "no deal", resulting in huge economic impact, who do we blame?

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

When we crash out with "no deal", resulting in huge economic impact, who do we blame?

Recent Governments, they at the end of the day are at the wheel. Sure they will want to blame various stake holders civil service and businesses not being adaptive and creative. But it's government that set the ground out in which we will do business with our largest trade partners.

 

[Prevenger17]

Fake account that one mate.

 

[peteblue]

A part of the UK Pete. Please don't pretend this is being done on behalf of all of us.

Of course it's being done on behalf of all of us. It’s called democracy, just like it was done one behalf of all of us when we voted for the Common Market. Or should we pursue different policies for you, me, the guy in flat 3A, the woman over the road etc. It was a UK wide vote, not a street, town, city, shire or country vote, it was the U.K. and now everyone in the U.K. needs to make the most of it......

 

[peteblue]

When we crash out with "no deal", resulting in huge economic impact, who do we blame?

We will just carry on. The economic impact of leaving the EU is a speck of dust compared to what we already have to deal with because of the virus....

 

[dead_soft]

We will just carry on. The economic impact of leaving the EU is a speck of dust compared to what we already have to deal with because of the virus....

What an odd statement. It isn't a speck of dust. We will be in a much worse position because of both. One was completely avoidable. The other one could have been dealt with better.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Of course it's being done on behalf of all of us. It’s called democracy, just like it was done one behalf of all of us when we voted for the Common Market. Or should we pursue different policies for you, me, the guy in flat 3A, the woman over the road etc. It was a UK wide vote, not a street, town, city, shire or country vote, it was the U.K. and now everyone in the U.K. needs to make the most of it......

I'm making the most of it as, frankly, what else can any of us do? Just please don't say this government is acting in my name or on my behalf.

 

[verreauxi]

Fake account that one mate.

It seemed a bit too good/funny to be true, to be honest. The account looks real though—fake thread?

 

[Prevenger17]

It seemed a bit too good/funny to be true, to be honest. The account looks real though—fake thread?

Fake account I think.

This guy explains it better. I'm always very weary of those rambling, too-perfect stories

 

[dead_soft]

Fake account I think.

This guy explains it better. I'm always very weary of those rambling, too-perfect stories

Been deleted now I think - the account that is

 

[Methuselah]

When we crash out with "no deal", resulting in huge economic impact, who do we blame?

Well there will be huge economic impact if the remoaners continue to try and disrupt things.

 

[roydo]

Well there will be huge economic impact if the remoaners continue to try and disrupt things.

What are they doing mate?