Brexit, great news!
Discussion
///ajd said:
So the diminishing of UK influence with our closest neighbours and largest trading bloc is good news?
And you wonder about those labels......
It's not the largest trading block And you wonder about those labels......
Getting tired of the constant peddling of lies by those who refuse to recognise democratic choice
Here's another one our latest member of parliement.. Radio interviewer starts asking you know those pesky question things cue car crash remainer.....
https://youtu.be/Rn3vuKEgTbs
ENJOY
Sylvaforever said:
///ajd said:
So the diminishing of UK influence with our closest neighbours and largest trading bloc is good news?
And you wonder about those labels......
It's not the largest trading block And you wonder about those labels......
Getting tired of the constant peddling of lies by those who refuse to recognise democratic choice
Here's another one our latest member of parliement.. Radio interviewer starts asking you know those pesky question things cue car crash remainer.....
https://youtu.be/Rn3vuKEgTbs
ENJOY
Rollin said:
Sylvaforever said:
///ajd said:
So the diminishing of UK influence with our closest neighbours and largest trading bloc is good news?
And you wonder about those labels......
It's not the largest trading block And you wonder about those labels......
Getting tired of the constant peddling of lies by those who refuse to recognise democratic choice
Here's another one our latest member of parliement.. Radio interviewer starts asking you know those pesky question things cue car crash remainer.....
https://youtu.be/Rn3vuKEgTbs
ENJOY
JHB stated she knew what she was voting for, to come out of the common market. Well didn't David Davis say last week that we would likely pay to stay in? He should probably know. The same with immigration, DD has stated that we will need nett migration to keep the economy afloat after brexit.
The problem is after we exit the EU I don't think anyone is going to be particularly happy with what we end up with. It would be nice to know what they'd are planning while there is a chance to do something about it.
(Something about it doesn't mean another in/out referendum. It means agreeing on terms)
Wow, and therein lies the problem with the eu.
The uk IS still a member so is this even "legal"? Theres a dialougue going on as to what our future relationship with europe should be with a lot of people very much pushing to reverse/diminish brexit. Who are now hurredly working out how to play this slamming of the door in THEIR faces by the eu they cherish as the fault of the leave side.
eu should be focussing on the parts that are about to fall off tomorrow rather than being petty about what happened yesterday.
The uk IS still a member so is this even "legal"? Theres a dialougue going on as to what our future relationship with europe should be with a lot of people very much pushing to reverse/diminish brexit. Who are now hurredly working out how to play this slamming of the door in THEIR faces by the eu they cherish as the fault of the leave side.
eu should be focussing on the parts that are about to fall off tomorrow rather than being petty about what happened yesterday.
robemcdonald said:
Rollin said:
Sylvaforever said:
///ajd said:
So the diminishing of UK influence with our closest neighbours and largest trading bloc is good news?
And you wonder about those labels......
It's not the largest trading block And you wonder about those labels......
Getting tired of the constant peddling of lies by those who refuse to recognise democratic choice
Here's another one our latest member of parliement.. Radio interviewer starts asking you know those pesky question things cue car crash remainer.....
https://youtu.be/Rn3vuKEgTbs
ENJOY
JHB stated she knew what she was voting for, to come out of the common market. Well didn't David Davis say last week that we would likely pay to stay in? He should probably know. The same with immigration, DD has stated that we will need nett migration to keep the economy afloat after brexit.
The problem is after we exit the EU I don't think anyone is going to be particularly happy with what we end up with. It would be nice to know what they'd are planning while there is a chance to do something about it.
(Something about it doesn't mean another in/out referendum. It means agreeing on terms)
That interview was perfectly valid your remainer MP just couldn't answer some very basic points and criticisms no surprise there.
Pan Pan Pan said:
As touched on elsewhere
Probably here:-http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
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