Those silky silly remainers just don't get it ......grow up.

[SirGalahad]

£40 billion or is it 38 billion ???? so I have been told

But is that the Brexit you want? Still in the customs union and single market as Hammond said a few hours ago.

 

[noseall]

What price is worth paying for Brexit?

You are not seriously dangling that carrot in front of dumb quitters?

 

[noseall]

But is that the Brexit you want? Still in the customs union and single market as Hammond said a few hours ago.

They are still too far gone, hypnotised by the euphoria of gaining the leave result to realise that everything will be the same as before except worse.
A lot worse. Dumb Quitters.

 

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They are still too far gone, hypnotised by the euphoria of gaining the leave result to realise that everything will be the same as before except worse.
A lot worse. Dumb Quitters.

may well be worse for u Noseall but then again who cares

 

[transam]

The remainers / remoaner campaign the best part of it was when they got President Obama to come over to the UK and threaten us

jeez u could not have made it up

our closest ally , who we have fought alongside in numerous conflicts , supported in numerous conflicts , a special relationship

military bases in the UK , partner in the UN security council

turns up in the UK and says what ??? the UK will be at the back of the que in a trade deal if we dare to vote leave

yep the dumb remainers certainly played there ace card there

 

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The dumb remoaners are happy to see a country like the UK

Founder member of Nato , permanent member of the UN security council,probably the only continous democracy in Europe

go cap in hand to the EU over a tampon tax

Jeez us wept . typical remoaners no pride , or self respect , just a bend over & lube up mentality

 

[tony1851]

Remainers are doing the EU's work for it.
If you read through the comments section on the Graun, for example, Remainers are positively hoping that the UK gets shafted by the EU.
IMO Treeza is not a good negotiator - she concedes far too much - but when half the country is wishing her to fail, her job is made far more difficult.

 

[SirGalahad]

probably the only continous democracy in Europe

Iceland may disagree.

 

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Iceland may disagree.

the 350,000 icelanders can disagree if they want.

 

[SirGalahad]

but when half the country is wishing her to fail, her job is made far more difficult.

How do the wishes of people make her job more difficult? Will it be their dreams next?

 

[tony1851]

How do the wishes of people make her job more difficult? Will it be their dreams next?

The wish of the people, as expressed in the Referendum.

 

[tony1851]

Iceland may disagree.

But England, and subsequently the UK, has been far more significant in the history of Europe - and the world - than Iceland.

 

[SirGalahad]

But England, and subsequently the UK, has been far more significant in the history of Europe - and the world - than Iceland.

The statement was about long running democracies not about the impact.

 

[tony1851]

The statement was about long running democracies not about the impact.

.....whatever

 

[JohnD]

continous democracy

Remind me, when did all adults (over 21) in the UK (including Northern Ireland) get equal voting rights?

Even if they were poor, didn't own property, weren't churchgoers, didn't have a university degree, and weren't necessarily men?

Do you think that the men who marched off to lay down their lives for the Empire in WW1 had been allowed to vote?

When did the whole of the UK get one person, one vote, for national and local elections?

Was it 1215, when Magna Carta was signed? Or was it 1968?

Is 49 years of continuous democracy something to brag about?