Current Affairs EU In or Out

[BlueDraka]

Rising food costs, rising production and material costs, supply chain disruptions, increased costs and bureaucratic red tape for imports and exports, reduction in food standards, significantly decreased mobility, businesses moving their operations out of the UK, the impact on the NHS, the apparent Tory strategy of just winging it up until now. There's many more, all detailed at length in here, often from people who are already directly feeling the effects.

For a man who apparently voted remain, I'm surprised none of these entered your orbit and even more surprised that you're happy for Boris and the Tory circus to take the reins on this. I'm not going to lie, your "let's get behind Britain" and "remoaners still haven't accepted it" shtick has all the vague, unquantifiable hallmarks of a Brexiteer than a remain-voting Labour Party member. In fact I'd say that claim is about as real as Petes financial director friend and his sudden Brexit epiphany.

They are all guesses. They may happen they may not

 

[Haydn]

Can you give me some of the well founded concerns

The absence of a plan with beneficial outcomes ?

 

[Prevenger17]

If you think Im someone.else think away

We all know who you are mate. I'm just wondering why you would feel compelled to lie about it

 

[BlueDraka]

Rising food costs, rising production and material costs, supply chain disruptions, increased costs and bureaucratic red tape for imports and exports, reduction in food standards, significantly decreased mobility, businesses moving their operations out of the UK, the impact on the NHS, the apparent Tory strategy of just winging it up until now. There's many more, all detailed at length in here, often from people who are already directly feeling the effects.

For a man who apparently voted remain, I'm surprised none of these entered your orbit and even more surprised that you're happy for Boris and the Tory circus to take the reins on this. I'm not going to lie, your "let's get behind Britain" and "remoaners still haven't accepted it" shtick has all the vague, unquantifiable hallmarks of a Brexiteer than a remain-voting Labour Party member. In fact I'd say that claim is about as real as Petes financial director friend and his sudden Brexit epiphany.

Looks like you can't bear a decent discussion judging by all the middle fingers you have given me. Typical fascist who thinks his views are the only one right

 

[BlueDraka]

The absence of a plan ?

The plan was to leave which we did. Followed by get a trade deal.with the EU. Which is looking likely. What part of that don't you understand?

 

[Haydn]

The plan was to leave which we did. Followed by get a trade deal.with the EU. Which is looking likely. What part of that don't you understand?

The bit you chose to omit actually, the beneficial outcome.

 

[BlueDraka]

We all know who you are mate. I'm just wondering why you would feel compelled to lie about it

I won't give you the middle finger that's just childish and used when you have nothing to say. You must be angry going through all my match thread mails to give me the finger as well. It's only a forum mate don't let it get you down

 

[Jebus_lives]

The plan was to leave which we did. Followed by get a trade deal.with the EU. Which is looking likely. What part of that don't you understand?

Seems odd to suggest that we shouldn't 'guess', to then make this statement.

 

[tsubaki]

I have. It's old news really. Millions of UK pensioners living in the EU will be issued with new EHIc cards and well as students studying in the EU

British government to give new EHIC cards to EU citizens living in the UK

Leading brand for international independent financial advisers, wealth management professionals serving expatriate and cross-border clients worldwide.

www.internationalinvestment.net

that seems like its a quality publication lad:

The British goverment will garantee a new European Health Insurance card (EHIC) to all EU nationals who live in the UK as current cards become invalid on December 31st.

 

[BlueDraka]

The bit you chose to omit actually, the beneficial outcome.

No one knows if it will be beneficial or not yet. If it goes pear shaped as a lot of remainers hope we can probably join the EU.

 

[BlueDraka]

that seems like its a quality publication lad:

It's on the UK gov site too. Have a look

 

[Prevenger17]

Looks like you can't bear a decent discussion

Uh yeah, that's what's happening. The discussion there was me listing about 10 legit concerns as gleaned from the many economic forecasts on the matter, the empirical testimony of people who are already feeling the effects and a few of the issues raised from the last 5000 pages of this thread which you have admitted to reading none of. Your reply was "May not happen" and before that "remoaners haven't accepted Brexit". You have done zero discussing.

So you'll have to forgive us for taking your claim of being a remain voting labour supporter with the same truckload of salt as your claim that you are not a previously banned poster

 

[BlueDraka]

Seems odd to suggest that we shouldn't 'guess', to then make this statement.

You have hit the nail on the head. It's guesswork on both sides at the moment. It does sound like there is going to be a trade deal. But I don't know but it is being reported by both sides as being very close

 

[tsubaki]

It's on the UK gov site too. Have a look

yes, and it says what the Independent article said

are you really trying to pretend that UK students and some pensioners being the only ones covered by UK-issued EHIC cards is a win by the way?

 

[BlueDraka]

Uh yeah, that's what's happening. The discussion there was me listing about 10 legit concerns as gleaned from the many economic forecasts on the matter, the empirical testimony of people who are already feeling the effects and a few of the issues raised from the last 5000 pages of this thread which you have admitted to reading none of. Your reply was "May not happen" and before that "remoaners haven't accepted Brexit". You have done zero discussing.

So you'll have to forgive us for taking your claim of being a remain voting labour supporter with the same truckload of salt as your claim that you are not a previously banned poster

Yr discussion tactic was to give all my messages the middle fingers. Very grown up