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All roads lead to Rio (Mug clay, USO series, Newport, Nanchang, Davis Cup)
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The banks and financial services in London.
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Played tennis in Northallerton only the other week...
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I see. And who are they threatening?
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No-one is threatening anything yet. It's a hypothetical scenario to stop the rest of the country driving the economy into the sh*t.
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No need to threaten anything, when nothing is actually happening yet. Though this new mugs in power tonight sounds bad.
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https://twitter.com/lucytobin/status/753319869077135361
classic Boris |
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Well the banks have done a pretty good job at that already. So the City should threaten people of the country. Seriously?
Democracy be damned, eh? |
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Cake is your proudest export?
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Meh the idea that you should just watching your country go down the pan in the name of democracy is folly at best.
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Well that very much has to be seen, hasn't it?
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Yes, it also had to be seen in 1936 that the appeasement the public were for would drive the country into the gutter, but it did. And only when they finally said f democracy did they start to get out of the mess they caused.
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Come on, "let's wait and see" is a terrible argument. Because by the time we see it will be way too late to rectify anything (just like it was in 1939).
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You see, for many people, the country has already gone down the drain (I don't quite agree). Now, why should your view of the state of affairs be any better then theirs?
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gotta love Boros, right?
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no
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Boris*
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Because nearly every expert says we will go down the pan, so the leavers have to result to "we've had enough of experts". But the leavers don't have any idea of what is next, so it's take a pure gamble into the unknown. Taking pure gambles into the unknown isn't anything any sane person would do.
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What's may gonna do when Scotland say they are leaving if they go ahead with Brxit ? sSo you have pressure from big business that matters,Scotland and half the public , it ain't gonna happen .
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if Brexit happens, will you be leaving n88uk?
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^^^May *
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and without an expert opinion all you end up with is stuff like we are a great country, we will be okay which is meaningless
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but aaron, we're a great country so we'll be ok regardless
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You will be ok
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Brexit isn't going to solve people's problems. People like dori moaning all day about immigrants. What does he actually think is going to happen. Immigration will just stop? If it does we will be finish, because we will be getting f all in return then. And only the biggest fools would want to leave the single market.
No-one has crossed that bridge without pure fantasy yet, because there is no way to cross it. |
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I mean it, you will be ok
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Brexit must be reversed ffs
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AARON MAKE IT STOOP
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just a little bit less than within the EU
 , but for a rich country like the UK that would be moaning on a very high standard anyway |
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edy how does it feel to be the official leader of the EU?
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The only thing you get is this fantasy we will end up with access to the single market, free movement for our people within the EU, and have total control on immigration. Do the people who believe this not realise just how ridiculous that sounds?
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Cause we will be ok, and hopefully they will sort immigration to practical levels...not 500,000 a year which will destroy the country which you actually seem to ignore..
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we might get it all if we sacrifice the banks to Paris and Frankfurt
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Remember the labour mugs in 2005 said it will be 10,000 a year... the biggest lying scum who then brought us a massive recession...
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dori I agree there's too much immigration because our welfare system is so great and hence our public services have been stretched to breaking point. but is Brexit the solution to solve this?
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Of course we will be ok if you're talking on a global scale. But there will be zero benefit, and it will almost certainly take us backwards.
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What about the recession you're about to give us dori?
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it is. you're right
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