15-07-2018, 12:11 PM
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Re: Brexit and the EU
Originally Posted by Moscow
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Brexit, if done as it should be done, would be a massive boon for the UK so why would you want to minimise that effect........Only a Remainer talks that sort of shite!
As the old saying goes "IF my aunt had testes she would be my uncle"
15-07-2018, 12:14 PM
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Re: Brexit and the EU
Moscow that's the sort of empty rhetoric we have heard all along from the leave campaign. It gives vague promises of unknown benefits on condition that things are done in a certain (undefined) way. Pretty much tells us nothing concrete, like a promise of finding the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.As you don't define what "as it should be done" means, everything that is done can be criticised as being wrongly done and you can then blame the other side as is always the case.
15-07-2018, 12:24 PM
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Re: Brexit and the EU
Originally Posted by Bruv
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IF, two little letters one big meaning.As the old saying goes "IF my aunt had testes she would be my uncle"
If your Aunt had had testes why would you have called her Aunt?
Sorry Bruv, but that's a crap analogy!
15-07-2018, 12:33 PM
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Re: Brexit and the EU
Originally Posted by Nom
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Things could heat up soon, reported today Boris could make a grab for leadership as soon as tomorrow, others ready to toss their hats in the ring.
15-07-2018, 12:35 PM
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Re: Brexit and the EU
Originally Posted by AnnieS
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Moscow that's the sort of empty rhetoric we have heard all along from the leave campaign. It gives vague promises of unknown benefits on condition that things are done in a certain (undefined) way. Pretty much tells us nothing concrete, like a promise of finding the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. As you don't define what "as it should be done" means, everything that is done can be criticised as being wrongly done and you can then blame the other side as is always the case.
All we can do for now is break the ties that bind you, that hold you back and create a new destiny.
I make no promises other than we chart a new course and I'm very happy and excited by that prospect.
Brexit IS quite straightforward. Only Remain supporters muddy the waters in a vain attempt to stop us leaving the EU.
There were many problems with EU membership and where the EU was going and your kind failed to resolve them......You created Brexit. It's your baby.
15-07-2018, 12:36 PM
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Re: Brexit and the EU
Originally Posted by Moscow
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Brexit, if done as it should be done, would be a massive boon for the UK so why would you want to minimise that effect........Only a Remainer talks that sort of shite!
One of the big things about Brexit is the ability to do Free Trade Deals, why would you not want one with the EU?
15-07-2018, 12:41 PM
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Re: Brexit and the EU
Originally Posted by Nom
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Things could heat up soon, reported today Boris could make a grab for leadership as soon as tomorrow, others ready to toss their hats in the ring.
I'd trust Boris to get us out of the EU without any compromise or concession. He could also be the saviour of the Conservative Party.
I, and many others, have stated publicly that we intend to vote for UKIP. I suspect there may also be some of like mind in the Labour Party.
A true Brexit, led by Boris or someone of like mind, could reverse that decision. Just do what the majority of voters want.
May has had two years to achieve Brexit, and has done nothing more than dither and talk a lot of nonsense. She has also shown that she has no idea of how to make good decisions: look at the last general election she called not long ago. The woman is an unmitigated disaster.
15-07-2018, 01:03 PM
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Re: Brexit and the EU
Originally Posted by Moscow
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You want certainties where none are knowable. That's your fairytale view of politcs. You want soma in an unpredictable and volatile world.All we can do for now is break the ties that bind you, that hold you back and create a new destiny.
I make no promises other than we chart a new course and I'm very happy and excited by that prospect.
Brexit IS quite straightforward. Only Remain supporters muddy the waters in a vain attempt to stop us leaving the EU.
There were many problems with EU membership and where the EU was going and your kind failed to resolve them......You created Brexit. It's your baby.
I live in the real world, a world where there's just as much inadequacy holding back progress as determination to move forward.
Thinking Brexit is "quite" straightforward is what has got us this far into the mire. Underestimating the complexity of such a move has been a disaster.
Fact is that you don't leave an organisation like the EU without a plan. We messed up big time by launching a referendum with no idea of what happens next. You think that was a good move? That a government making such a poor judgement call is going to steer us to a better place?
15-07-2018, 01:10 PM
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Re: Brexit and the EU
Originally Posted by AnnieS
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Fact is that you don't leave an organisation like the EU without a plan.
1. Stop paying 'membership fees'.
2. Take complete possession of our borders.
3. The EU kicks us out.
4. Trade under WTO rules with anyone who wants to trade with us.
5. Open trade negotiations with anyone who wants to trade with us.
6. Reply politely to the EU mandarins when they come running.
What could be simpler?
Oh, and get rid of 'that woman'.
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