Jul 27, 2018 -- 11:22PM, lfc1971 wrote:
You’re Irish brassneck , so pipe down
Jul 27, 2018 -- 11:40PM, lfc1971 wrote:
Yes I will practice what I preach , if Ireland vote to leave to leave the EU , or stay in the EU ,I won’t advise them to have another vote That would be rudeOk with that ?
that will be a no then.
Jul 27, 2018 -- 10:39PM, brassneck wrote:
you see the government would not need permission to ask the people if they would like a second vote,it different than asking them to vote again.we all know that the brexit outcome will inevitability lead to civil unrest all across the cities and towns of the UK.Once the people start to lose their jobs,lose their homes,no heating and no electricity,and supermarkets end up with empty shelves,packed hospitals with no medicine,and all the rest(imvho) people will take to the streets.but if they do what i suggest it will be the people who vote what the outcome will be and society or politicians can not be blamed,the people will decide the UK'S future now that everyone knows the real facts,and as i say "nobody can be blamed once the people get the choice on should there be another vote.
All this stalling is causing plenty of unrest and threatens to kill the political system as we know it.
As the logo goes the the T-shirt goes:
JFDI.
And y'know why they don't want us to trade with the rest of the world.
It's competition. Pure and simple.




, Jul 28, 2018 -- 5:22PM, Foinavon wrote:
Once the people start to lose their jobs,lose their homes,no heating and no electricity,and supermarkets end up with empty shelves,packed hospitals with no medicine,and all the rest(imvho) people will take to the streets.Brassy, they are not real facts (unless you are referring to what the EU did to Greece). It's propaganda designed to soften us up for a second vote or to accept either Brino or staying put. The real facts will only be known after we have left. Hope that helps.
There are a lot of reputations at stake here. If we DO leave it's going to be very interesting imo.
Jul 28, 2018 -- 7:29PM, moisok wrote:
None of you miscreants understand the jobs that are at riskYou simply do not have a clue.
What's that line they keep giving the unemployed? " Re-train, and get on your bike. " ? Seemples.
Jul 29, 2018 -- 12:13PM, G Hall wrote:
Take out london and the brexit leave campaign would have won in a landslide
I couldn't agree more. Well said sir.

Jul 28, 2018 -- 10:19AM, 1st time poster wrote:
the biggest fake news stories were committed long before social meia was inventedHillsboroughjimmy SavilleWMDWAR IN IRAQbirmingham,guildford bombingsshoot to killetc.etcand the snowflakes wetting themselves because vote leave mobilised enough people to vote in favour of what most people in europe think is a good idea to leave the eu
Fake news has been used to control the masses since way before the ones you list in the shape of organised religion.
The sad reality is that a substantial proportion of the population will believe any old guff they hear without doing any further checking of its veracity. You only have to look at the amount of bull spouted on an almost daily basis by Trump - yet he's the one crying fake news louder than most!
Scary times.
Jul 29, 2018 -- 10:11PM, wit-ham wrote:
Cant understand why BMW,Merc,Audi aint putting plants up in this countrycause after brexit unless built here people will not afford to buy themso massive loss of sales for them.
There are 220m households within the EU as of 2017 and 27.2m in the UK. While it would be a significant loss of sales, the UK market is tiny compared to the EU as a whole. Is the UK domestic market alone sufficient to justify the expense of setting up supply and manufacturing chains? I doubt it.