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01 Sep 18
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I will start, strong brexiteer
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been done
move on |
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delta, light hearted fun. i apologise
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no worries, Theresa sayed dont know!
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Can we have another Tommee Robertson thread as well please.
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Remoaner.
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I was a brexiteer, then I read all the hysterical newspaper articles about how the economy was going down the pan, and switched to remain.
only joking in fact I couldn't give a toss either way. |
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immigration is the issue.end of.
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Looks like i'm f****d
As a 'Brit', Sweden won't want me and UK won't let me back in after being out for 34 years  |
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massively incendiary topic that should be consigned to the intellectuals on chit chat forum.
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we are just happy go lucky plebs
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I done an incendiary on the chit chat last nite. They are treading carefully so far.
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agree immigration is the issue. But brexit seems a disaster, so remain.
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This country needs a transfer of wealth from the hoarding baby boomers and the only way that happens is if we have a hard strong brexit to really feck things up for everybody so lets get on with it..........
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Remain, I'd like my children to be able to travel, Work & enjoy Europe like mine and previous generations have done.
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The older generations have much to answer for but the younger ones will clear up the mess we leave them.
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As long as i can bet with Betfred i dont give a shyte
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My case rests ^^^
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ghostie went to Cambridge.......to work in an ice cream van
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One dollop or two chavvers.
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The middle class is slowly being killed off to leave only the elites and the slaves/peasants. Hyper inflation will pop the debt bubbles and make savings and pensions worthless. It's coming soon. Only last week leading chain of London estate agents needed 140 million sticking plaster and the biggest payday lender went into administration. There are Carillions everywhere big and small. In a financial sense Brexit is not the main show but yes it is about controlling borders.
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Hardline Brexiteeer!! Sovereignty and immigration the reasons.
Was privileged to be born into a free and sovereign nation and would very much like to return to that instead of being in a vassal province of the eu. |
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Unfortunately too old to emigrate otherwise would be headed to Canada or Aus/NZ.
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If they let you in.
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Sovereignty & immigration...But given the chance I'd f@ck off and be a immigrant elsewhere
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I know, I think we are in his net, gutty.
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I'd bloody well hope so as the alternative doesn't bear thinking about.
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Brexiter for me.
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Gutfeeling:
" Remain, I'd like my children to be able to travel, Work & enjoy Europe like mine and previous generations have done" Is previous generations not rather contradictory? When were we not able to travel? I've traveled in Europe and around the world since 1954 and in many ways it was easier then. Particularly to America when I had a multi entry visa and the details were just copied from old to new passports. Until some time in the mid 80's people without a passport could just fill in a card and attach a passport photo and they could have up to three days in Europe by Ferry. I'm not sure if it let them fly. The biggest travel bugbear now is airport security and the time it takes to get through it. |
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There are now reports that French and Irish horses will not be able to race here if there is a No Deal.
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Horse travel is the least of our worries in the current situation we have got ourselves in.
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i cant see why ire, uk and france wouldnt come to some agreement over that to be honest.
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They will quickly agree to something it is just another scare story. French horses soon started to run (and win ) here as soon as the war finished and what agreements were there then.
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Before i came to Sweden in 2007 (my 3rd stint here) i had worked here previously (1989) and in Switzerland (1980) both non-EU members at the time and the latter still is.
I had travelled in Europe long before then without any problems, and the only issue for the above was obtaining work and residency permits that were easy. I feel there will be movement of nationals agreements in place before March 2019. |
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probably easier to vote for the unknown when you've got fk all to lose ...
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Hulk,
To be honest, i think that's what happened |
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The vast majority of people in the UK have a very low IQ, hence the result.
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The sh1tkickers who voted for Brexit to improve their dismal lives will find they have only succeeded in dragging many more sh1tkickers down to their level of misery.
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The 'dragging down' began with tolerating formerly unacceptable behaviour in the name of race relations. Now it seems our society is in fact regressing, look at London
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Brexiteer--for many reasons.
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