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THATS THE LATEST POLL.
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Are they Euro MPs?
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NO,it was on rte teletext this morning,there is a big swing towards the remain but i am not sure if it was a poll done in private,in other words what they say in public and how they really feel are two different issue's.What surprises me is that nobody has come out and said that the poll is wrong.
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That can't be right. 100 mp's changing their minds would be extraordinary considering only about 160
declared definite support in the first place. Is it maybe polling in 100 constituencies that voted leave now polling pro remain? As a lot were close so that would be possible, 100 mp's changing course seems totally implausible |
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This is more than enough evidence that a secone ref id needed.
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they will follow the money trail - now they can officially cover up expenses 'MISTAKES' - they have passed a new convention for mps ho ho
how that plaice stinks well they do if you leave them on the slab too long |
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I don't accept the polls findings - I want another poll!!!
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It’s not 100 MPs, it’s 100 constituencies that voted leave that are now slowly coming to terms with the catastrophic financial impact Brexit will have on businesses.
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Yet another try by the poor losers to overturn the vote. Sad lot.
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It is frightening the lengths that big brother goes to. Much more of this to come. Control of the populace is paramount when they start to veer from the true path.
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Deborah Meaden, who has over a quarter of a million followers - many of them presumably business owners - asked The Question: Is there a business in the UK that is embracing Brexit?
She didn't get one response. Not one. Case closed I think. Actually that’s wrong. The financial experts of the Betfair Forum would be better places to run the UK economy. The stupidy of some on here knows no bounds. |
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Deborah Meaden
 So we let her decided whether we stay or go? We'll soon be out. Rejoice. |
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Fancy logging on late on a Sunday to slag off people, what a sad life you muse lead.
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She knows more about running successful multimillion pound businesses than you though hey?
I’m curious as to hear your main three economic benefits of leaving the EU. Do enlighten us. Try and engage both your brain cells before you click on the reply button. |
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Sonko you called me a ‘libtard’ the last time I was on here.
Your hypocrisy knows no bounds. |
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Must admit i only know of two but these are the only ones
the media cover only small business though Wetherspoons and Dyson As said before i've no idea if it will be better in the future but think it will probably not in the short term,i think we done alright before EU still think this would not have happened if still just a trading block.But if they have another vote and remain what kind of remain is being preposed as cannot be the same as is now otherwise another vote and another will be down the line or you could have 30-40 UKIP mp's holding balance of power |
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I dont log in just to call people stupid, late on a Sunday.
Nor can I predict the future. |
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My mate works in Canary Wharf. If no deal happens he’ll be moving to the continent along with his 1500 colleagues. No deal Brexit means economic hardship that would make the 2008 financial crash look small time.
Yet we’ve got people on here who are celebrating the prospect of a no deal. |
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Just so we’re clear then it’s OK for you to throw insults around but not me?
Have I got that right? |
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I have insulted an entire forum.
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im not insulted, but its an insult to not give the masses a second chance to vote.
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As they say Mr Eboue numbers dont add up
Why are we prepareing for hs2 longer platforms in London longer trains extenting plenty of Rail stations serving London My own being one Multistory car-park going in to cater for the extra and new station being built 5 miles down the road due early 2020's could be a white elephant like the o2. |
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Mr Eboue don't you think the vast majority of her followers will be like minded?
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I’ve nothing whatsoever against people who voted Brexit. I don’t agree sith a lot of what the EU does.
However, no one who voted for Brexit voted to be worse off. The lies of the duplicitous idiots like Johnson and Farage have been exposed and now reality is setting in. What I find particularly worrying is the attitude of people who think that they’ve won as long as Brexit happens. These people can’t name one major economic impact of leaving our biggest market but they’re still mad keen for it to happen. It’s bewildering. |
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She knows more about running successful multimillion pound businesses than you though hey?
I’m curious as to hear your main three economic benefits of leaving the EU. Do enlighten us. Try and engage both your brain cells before you click on the reply button. Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't the experts predict doom and gloom if we didn't join the Euro? As regards your second point I won't reply given the abuse you've attached to it. Will we put it down to the time of night? |
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The transition period runs until December 2020.
In other words the period from now until 1/1/21 is a longer period than it is from now back to 23/6/18. So why are people getting their knickers in a twist about this so far out. There can only be two reasons - they hate their own lives, or they love the taste of landowner kok. |
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The lies of the duplicitous idiots like Johnson and Farage have been exposed and now reality is setting in.
So what are these lies that have been exposed? |
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I apologise for that comment Akabula. I’m just quite angry that the damage of a no deal Brexit will have on so many of my friend and families who own their own businesses.
A friend of mine went out of business last week. He supplied equipment from the EU and was told a month ago that the company he sourced his stuff from in Holland were cancelling his contract. This will be a regular occurrence if no deal happens. And not just small companies either. |
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350m to the NHS and Turkey joining the EU. That’s two straight away.
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We have not left our biggest market, very poor from you. Get your facts right before logging in on a Sunday to insult a forum.
We dont know if we will be worse off, only guessers would know otherwise. All I know is that im prepared to take a hit so that we will not be governed by an unelected liberal movement. |
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Sorry Sonko, despite your abuse I always had you down as fairly intelligent.
I didn’t insult a forum, I insulted complete cretins like yourself who think you’re better placed to discuss our post Brexit economy rather than professors of economics at leading universities. Try reading a few books, you might learn something. |
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350m to the NHS.
Firstly we aren't out of the EU and secondly the claim was "We could for instance …." Everyone understood that. In respect of Turkey joining the EU that was a possibility at one time but even if we accept that as misguided it was never a lie. What 'lies' do you have? |
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‘Prepared to take a hit’ you say.
How many billions worth of damage to our economy makes it worth it? And please tell me which EU law that impacted negatively on your life and the one major impact we’ll enjoy once we leave our biggest market. ANSWER THESE PLEASE. Give me a ball park figure please. It’s like holding a conversation with a bloody sheep. You’re as thick as two short planks. |
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I read plenty. Thanks, doesnt make me any better than anyone else.
You called people stupid who dont agree with you, that is fascism which is much based on economy. I have not abused you at all. |
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In any negotiations you weaken your position if you show your hand.
A 'No Deal' is being bandied about by both sides and it would be a disaster for us and the EU. It won't happen but both sides will be hoping the other wilts. Some in this country are doing the work of the EU in putting pressure on our Government. What do you want them to say? "We'll take any deal rather than a no deal"? That would be suicide. |
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Why would you be hanging around sheep and talking to them ?
Your anger is very worrying. |
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Definition of fascism: Fascism is a form of radical authoritarian ultranationalism, characterized by dictatorial power, forcible suppression of opposition and strong regimentation of society and of the economy, which came to prominence in early 20th-century Europe.
Stop embarrassing yourself. Try and read a dictionary maybe, you might learn what words mean. Go and read what abuse you threw my way on the Trump thread you hypocritical cretin. |
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Answer my question on which EU law negatively impacted on your life and which economic impact you are looking forward to us enjoying when we leave the EU.
At least try. Go on. |
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As regards the economic benefits, or otherwise, of Brexit then that is a question that cannot be answered until we negotiate a deal.
But leaving the EU wasn't about that for the vast amount of people who voted. It was quite simply about taking back control of our borders and laws. I didn't like the direction the EU has taken and no one in this country voted for this. We joined a common market and not a political union. |
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My mate works in canary wharf and he says he and about 50,000 of his german colleagues are moving to the uk work.
They love the british beer and those sexy women who parade around at the weekends that is a stunning admission don't you think |