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DO YOU BREXITEARS UNDERSTAND WHAT THIS ACTUALLY MEANS, IT MEANS BREXIT DOES NOT REALLY MEAN BREXIT, IT MEANS BRITAIN WILL STILL PAY INTO THE EU BUT BRITAIN WILL NOT BE ALLOWED AROUND ANY NEGOTIATIONG TABLE, HANDS WILL BE TIED WHILST THEY HAND OVER THEIR MONEY WITH THEIR MOUTHS TAPED CLOSED.
WTF WAS THE POINT IN VOTING OUT
SINGLE MARKET IS TOO IMPORTANT, BRITAIN NEEDS IMMIGRANTS AND MAY KNOWS IT.
YOU ARE HEADING FOR A SOFT BREXIT AND IT'S WHAT YOU MUGS DESERVE.
DO YOU BREXITEARS UNDERSTAND WHAT THIS ACTUALLY MEANS, IT MEANS BREXIT DOES NOT REALLY MEAN BREXIT, IT MEANS BRITAIN WILL STILL PAY INTO THE EU BUT BRITAIN WILL NOT BE ALLOWED AROUND ANY NEGOTIATIONG TABLE, HANDS WILL BE TIED WHILST THEY HAND OVER THEIR MONEY WITH THEIR MOUTHS TAPED CLOSED.
WTF WAS THE POINT IN VOTING OUT
SINGLE MARKET IS TOO IMPORTANT, BRITAIN NEEDS IMMIGRANTS AND MAY KNOWS IT.
YOU ARE HEADING FOR A SOFT BREXIT AND IT'S WHAT YOU MUGS DESERVE.
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Dont care what type of Brexit as long as we keep
soft toilet paper |
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The UK will still be able to form trade deals with the rest of the world without EU interference.
It will just be the EU transactions which will be EU regulated. Also we will be able to move away from the corrupt Common Agricultural Policy. Stop benefits for EU migrants Regulate employment agencies for the benefit of UK workers. And more....... Not my ideal scenario as a Leave voter, but i won't be crying into a glass half empty if it happens. Plus if it isn't what the people want, then there will be connected General Elections in the future. |
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A bit about Norway acquiesce
The Norwegian economy has been a success outside of the EU. In the run-up to the referendum in 1994, the Yes campaign warned of recession and unemployment if Norway stayed outside of the EU. More than 20 years on it is quite clear that these warnings were false. Today, Norway is trading more than ever with EU countries and with the rest of the world. Unemployment in Norway is at a much lower level than in most European countries. |
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Because Norway are outside the Common Agricultural Policy, Norway is free to maintain an agricultural policy in accordance with local needs. Outside the Common Fisheries Policy, Norway is free to find the best balance between coastal fishing and offshore fishing. That way our fisheries can benefit coastal communities and create employment.
See, there are many benefits of what we call the soft Brexit. |
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I'm surprised the Kraut hasn't been on yet to tell us the wall they're building in Munich is just the lies of the British press. They are very humanitarian over there you know.
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the french wont build a wall and force us to pay for it
there will be loads of good things coming out of brexit and loads of bad things its up to us to make it work, us as in uk plc not betfair forum |
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Why the f*** are you banging on about Norway, you're missing the whole phucking point.
I am talking about IMMIGRATION, because that's all the chit chat right wing massive have been talking about for YEARS. And you have been BETRAYED, you wanted strict immigration control, you are not getting it with access to the single market, one of the four principles cannot be broken. Since you mention NORWAY, Norway also has to accept free movement of people, no right wing looney can have their cake and eat it. FFS you give one topic and they deflect attention by mentioning another Breitears have been STICTCHED UP and they know it. |
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Sorry acquiesce
I was under the impressive that you was a bright spark and could follow the expansion of any given topic. I was merely replying to this from someone with the same forum name as you. WTF WAS THE POINT IN VOTING OUTLaugh The Norwegian Remainers played the same game. No deflection, just expansion. hth |
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I was under the impression
 that you was a bright spark and could follow the expansion of any given topic. |
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just keep your lips firmly wrapped around Merkel's kn0b I'm sure she loves your kind
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Maybe I should add that grumpy old men have always hated good blonde white kids playing football in their neighbourhoods as well ever since I can remember. Sports clubs are closed and walls are built everywhere (Berlin built a nice 5m wall a while ago)
Them miserable gits just can't stand the thought of happy kids. |
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Since you mention NORWAY, Norway also has to accept free movement of people, no right wing looney can have their cake and eat it.
Poland is enticing it's workers back with propaganda and incentives. There will be a natural balance once we stop all the in/out work benefits and regulate recruitment agencies. |
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That way our fisheries can benefit coastal communities and create employment.
There would be plenty of fish for your coastal communities even now if your government didn't licence about half of the UK's entire quota to foreign big fishery business. |
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Single Market, Free Movement AND membership of the EU is the ideal outcome of Brexit.
We can do this. |
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There would be plenty of fish for your coastal communities even now if your government didn't licence about half of the UK's entire quota to foreign big fishery business.
You mean bungling EU beaurocrats and limp wristed UK politicians supporting the big industrialised vessels over the many small traditional vessels? Those historical quotas handed out have been up for grabs to the highest bidders.... Out of the EU there is nothing stopping our mini crew vessels from being freed up. |
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Apart from your government enacting own quotas and selling those limited quotas to the highest bidders from abroad.
In an earlier discussion with someone on this forum it turned out that e.g your government called for the EU to set emergency quotas on the great and highly popular fish that is the sea bass. I don't see them allowing much higher quotas, if at all, than have been set by the EU. They seem to be very conscious to the danger of hurting your fish populations beyond repair. |
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It's more to do with the quotas going further and protecting our depleted crews from traditional fishing communities.
Dutch super vessels taking more than 20% of the UK quotas and the small UK fleets only allowed to fish on their doorsteps and only allowed to catch sustainable nets, then there is room for a fairer system. |
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It really is the little man v the big business backers here edy.
Yes our ministers are as guilty as hell and culpable to the problem. |
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This is what is lost on this island, the relisation that EU regs are in place for long-term good.
The Sun, The Daily Mail and Express each have min two stories every day with one message: the EU is bad. With combined sales of 3 1/2 daily, that amonts to 30 billiondisparaging reports against the EU since the right-wing campaign began.Britain's gullibility is its tragedy. What do right-wingers gain from a bonfire of regulations? Give your heads a shake.. |
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Just hope all the Remainers are Submitting their Spare bedrooms as Housing options for the Poor young children of Calais this would certainly help the UK out .
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EU regs are supported by 80% of big business so they must be for the better good UB.
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edy you are to clever for here you will muddle their brains
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The Sun, The Daily Mail and Express each have min two stories every day with one message: the EU is bad.
Less then than the amount of atricles the Guardian and the Independent have about Brexit being bad. |
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I would have thought that apart from a dozen or so, that the whole of parliament fits the description of establishment. Those who aren't in banking have mainly legal training, or were previously aides to the whole stinking heap. Leaving the odd ex mine worker or engineer as rarities. Fk me - nearly all the Labour PLP are so removed from most wage and salary earners - don't get me started on the tory lot.
It is a giant club - sign on to the gravy train. |
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BRITAIN NEEDS IMMIGRANTS AND MAY KNOWS IT.
I strongly disagree with the OP....that is one thing we do not need, except in certain skilled professions where we are short ourselves. That is why I voted for Brexit. If leaving the EU is that damaging to us...then Cameron should not have offered a referendum should he, after all he was paid to run this country. |
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Send Brussels all the TAX who cares we won't see it anyway
It's either send it to them or build mosques and buildings that have no need Who cares just get on with the daily life and you may take your head out of politics as we could talk about it all year |
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the last thing most politicians are FOR is running this country - it's votes, votes, votes, it is purely tribal party politics and then writing their books, disappearing to an eu sinecure or several more directorships - I fkn know - I have been the Labour party, like it seems, forever. We is fked.
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I agree chaser...but how else do we get to make money?
A job can be satisfying, but not for everybody, depends on the job |
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most are ants for the ant hill - I can never understand how people just swallow the propaganda
only a small proportion can be on the top of the ant hill it's how it works (or in some sad cases, not work) |
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ebul
Trade goods in from china and sell on for decent money with platforms like Facebook now you have the world to sell to and Ebay , Guntree can be good also. Everything is made in china now anyway so people buy not a problem.I wouldn't try importing electrics though i got stung with a tax bill years ago and faulty goods |
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What you thin Mike Ashley does but on a massive scale compared to others
You can get anything from China and easy and legit no fakes just sell unbranded items and it's legal |
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Gumtree*
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Check the clothes your wearing now i bet some are made in Bangladesh / China or Cambodia
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I know somebody who tried that......erm the HRMC want to speak to him
Obviously the rich get away with it, the poor don't It an idea chaser...ta for that  .....If Clinton wins the US election, I wont be able to afford clothes, food or anything like that |
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They aint been at me yet but if they did they would need to go around the bookies to collect the monies
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