Sir Nigel Farage
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Having had a look @ the link sent by JohnD there is a mountain of unanswered questions.
It [the link] information appears to in effect kick the ball a wee bit further down the road, it appears that various committees and discussions will be needed between UK + EU to finalise a [as above] mountain of "details"
I hope the negotiations provide the UK with what it actually voted for [way back when]
Cutting across all of the froth and bubbles of brexit all sides should have been at this point or preferably further down the road when the true absolute final details are published then we as population should have been asked to take a second vote on the absolute total complete final "AGREEMENT" what ever it looks and feels like???
Do love hindsight ?
It [the link] information appears to in effect kick the ball a wee bit further down the road, it appears that various committees and discussions will be needed between UK + EU to finalise a [as above] mountain of "details"
I hope the negotiations provide the UK with what it actually voted for [way back when]
Cutting across all of the froth and bubbles of brexit all sides should have been at this point or preferably further down the road when the true absolute final details are published then we as population should have been asked to take a second vote on the absolute total complete final "AGREEMENT" what ever it looks and feels like???
Do love hindsight ?
Unfortunately that is impossible.
The Leave campaign was built on and sold as simplistic soundbites.
Like:
Take back control
Regain sovereignty
Fishing rights
Immigration
£350m
None will come true.
There are no better trade deals than we have, only worse.
Things will be different post brexit, better, no.
In notch's sad world of dire future forecasts, yes.
But at least it would mean we are on a level playing field with our friends and partners.
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Wrong.
Full Fact found that the UK poverty rate is "almost exactly the same level as the EUaverage (17%
UK:
14 million people - a fifth of the UK population - live in poverty
- Four million of these are more than 50% below the poverty line, and 1.5 million are destitute, unable to afford basic essentials
- Child poverty is predicted to rise 7% between 2015 and 2022
- Homelessness is up 60% since 2010
- A 49% real terms reduction in funding for local governments since 2010
Total hogwash.
You'll actually have to go out and work for a living. Can you imagine that?
Say labouring on a building site? Filling the steam boilers with coal?
Laying tarmac? Filling potholes.
You know...the kind of work that actually makes you sweat.
That might be difficult though as I suspect your sweat pores went into retirement a long time ago.
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Nobody knows what the UK voted for. Even the Brexers can't agree among themselves.
Theresa May didn't know.
"What does Brexit mean, Theresa?"
"Brexit means Brexit"
We'll get whatever the government in power at the time can manage.
Buffoon is wobbling between a great deal (ha ha) and a no-deal.
He currently says we'll leave at the end of January. We can trust his word just as much as when he said we'd leave at the end of October.
Some people thought a Buffoon majority would bring an end to uncertainty. It didn't. We still don't know when we'll leave, or what terms we'll get.
The Brexers are now in power. They will not permit the citizens to speak. Rice-Mogg says we mustn't be allowed another referendum, because the Brexers would lose every time.
They just spoke in an election.
Which remoaners blocked for several weeks in order to pursue their anti brexit agenda.
Well at least we get to spend 350 million per week on the NHS
And there will be no more nonsense about bendy bananas from the EU
Crime rate will go down as we will take back control of our borders and keep these foreigners out
We will make Britain great again
And there will be no more nonsense about bendy bananas
from the EUCrime rate will go down as we will take back control of our borders
and keep these foreigners out We will make Britain great again
You'll actually have to go out and work for a living. Can you imagine that?
Say labouring on a building site? Filling the steam boilers with coal?
Laying tarmac? Filling potholes.
You know...the kind of work that actually makes you sweat.
That might be difficult though as I suspect your sweat pores went into retirement a long time ago.
I think you will find KenGMac is a professional in the insurance industry, subsidence I think, highly technical no doubt.
Ryler are you still working at the golden arches, or have you moved onto that call centre you were talking about.
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