How do we think EU negotiations will go? (Vol 15)
Discussion
Tuna said:
Jazzer77 said:
I nail my colours firmly to the mast and dont hide behind "I didnt vote" or a "family issue stopped me" (another pro Brexit poster).
Put the information out front and centre as to why this has went down the tubes and I think we can all agree what was promised in 2016 has no basis in 2020.
It may save the next generation from falling for grifters like this:
"I am not trying to rerun anything" followed by "but Farage"... Put the information out front and centre as to why this has went down the tubes and I think we can all agree what was promised in 2016 has no basis in 2020.
It may save the next generation from falling for grifters like this:
Have you heard yourself?Sadly, you're just another fantasist who thinks that shouting about Farage will magically undo loosing the Referendum. It doesn't work like that.
We failed to make a strong enough case for Remain and the die was cast. Then we had four year of loons trying every last trick in the book to overturn a result that was never going to be overturned, however misjudged it was - and in the process doing more damage than they claimed the Brexiteers would ever do. Yet all we get is an unwavering belief that it was the other guys who caused all the chaos.
Brexit has been infinitely more disruptive than it needed to be, though clearly it was never going to be painless. However, there is absolutely no reason this country cannot prosper outside of the EU. Even the most extreme predictions show this is true. Regardless, it would be madness indeed to self-harm just because you didn't get what you wanted.
Mortarboard said:
Tuna said:
I've got an idea for a new, hugely profitable post-Brexit business...
Salty tears! We've got a near endless supply! We can bottle them and export them by the container load.
No shortage of handbags either! Salty tears! We've got a near endless supply! We can bottle them and export them by the container load.
M.
Scolmore said:
Well it’s been a little while since this thread (previous volumes) got quite so tired and emotional overnight.
Tuna, are you open to investments in Salty Tears Ltd?
They're clearly livid because the Messiah has been booted out of the Labour party, and are out hunting for victims to vent their frustration that their whole world has come crashing down around them in the last year. This is not what they were promised by twitter.Tuna, are you open to investments in Salty Tears Ltd?
loafer123 said:
Scolmore said:
Well it’s been a little while since this thread (previous volumes) got quite so tired and emotional overnight.
Tuna, are you open to investments in Salty Tears Ltd?
It’s a terrible investment...as you say, judging by this thread there will be a massive oversupply.Tuna, are you open to investments in Salty Tears Ltd?
Robertj21a said:
Tuna said:
Jazzer77 said:
I nail my colours firmly to the mast and dont hide behind "I didnt vote" or a "family issue stopped me" (another pro Brexit poster).
Put the information out front and centre as to why this has went down the tubes and I think we can all agree what was promised in 2016 has no basis in 2020.
It may save the next generation from falling for grifters like this:
"I am not trying to rerun anything" followed by "but Farage"... Put the information out front and centre as to why this has went down the tubes and I think we can all agree what was promised in 2016 has no basis in 2020.
It may save the next generation from falling for grifters like this:
Have you heard yourself?Sadly, you're just another fantasist who thinks that shouting about Farage will magically undo loosing the Referendum. It doesn't work like that.
We failed to make a strong enough case for Remain and the die was cast. Then we had four year of loons trying every last trick in the book to overturn a result that was never going to be overturned, however misjudged it was - and in the process doing more damage than they claimed the Brexiteers would ever do. Yet all we get is an unwavering belief that it was the other guys who caused all the chaos.
Brexit has been infinitely more disruptive than it needed to be, though clearly it was never going to be painless. However, there is absolutely no reason this country cannot prosper outside of the EU. Even the most extreme predictions show this is true. Regardless, it would be madness indeed to self-harm just because you didn't get what you wanted.
Crackie said:
Robertj21a said:
Tuna said:
Jazzer77 said:
I nail my colours firmly to the mast and dont hide behind "I didnt vote" or a "family issue stopped me" (another pro Brexit poster).
Put the information out front and centre as to why this has went down the tubes and I think we can all agree what was promised in 2016 has no basis in 2020.
It may save the next generation from falling for grifters like this:
"I am not trying to rerun anything" followed by "but Farage"... Put the information out front and centre as to why this has went down the tubes and I think we can all agree what was promised in 2016 has no basis in 2020.
It may save the next generation from falling for grifters like this:
Have you heard yourself?Sadly, you're just another fantasist who thinks that shouting about Farage will magically undo loosing the Referendum. It doesn't work like that.
We failed to make a strong enough case for Remain and the die was cast. Then we had four year of loons trying every last trick in the book to overturn a result that was never going to be overturned, however misjudged it was - and in the process doing more damage than they claimed the Brexiteers would ever do. Yet all we get is an unwavering belief that it was the other guys who caused all the chaos.
Brexit has been infinitely more disruptive than it needed to be, though clearly it was never going to be painless. However, there is absolutely no reason this country cannot prosper outside of the EU. Even the most extreme predictions show this is true. Regardless, it would be madness indeed to self-harm just because you didn't get what you wanted.
Crackie said:
Robertj21a said:
Tuna said:
Jazzer77 said:
I nail my colours firmly to the mast and dont hide behind "I didnt vote" or a "family issue stopped me" (another pro Brexit poster).
Put the information out front and centre as to why this has went down the tubes and I think we can all agree what was promised in 2016 has no basis in 2020.
It may save the next generation from falling for grifters like this:
"I am not trying to rerun anything" followed by "but Farage"... Put the information out front and centre as to why this has went down the tubes and I think we can all agree what was promised in 2016 has no basis in 2020.
It may save the next generation from falling for grifters like this:
Have you heard yourself?Sadly, you're just another fantasist who thinks that shouting about Farage will magically undo loosing the Referendum. It doesn't work like that.
We failed to make a strong enough case for Remain and the die was cast. Then we had four year of loons trying every last trick in the book to overturn a result that was never going to be overturned, however misjudged it was - and in the process doing more damage than they claimed the Brexiteers would ever do. Yet all we get is an unwavering belief that it was the other guys who caused all the chaos.
Brexit has been infinitely more disruptive than it needed to be, though clearly it was never going to be painless. However, there is absolutely no reason this country cannot prosper outside of the EU. Even the most extreme predictions show this is true. Regardless, it would be madness indeed to self-harm just because you didn't get what you wanted.
B'stard Child said:
Crackie said:
Robertj21a said:
Tuna said:
Jazzer77 said:
I nail my colours firmly to the mast and dont hide behind "I didnt vote" or a "family issue stopped me" (another pro Brexit poster).
Put the information out front and centre as to why this has went down the tubes and I think we can all agree what was promised in 2016 has no basis in 2020.
It may save the next generation from falling for grifters like this:
"I am not trying to rerun anything" followed by "but Farage"... Put the information out front and centre as to why this has went down the tubes and I think we can all agree what was promised in 2016 has no basis in 2020.
It may save the next generation from falling for grifters like this:
Have you heard yourself?Sadly, you're just another fantasist who thinks that shouting about Farage will magically undo loosing the Referendum. It doesn't work like that.
We failed to make a strong enough case for Remain and the die was cast. Then we had four year of loons trying every last trick in the book to overturn a result that was never going to be overturned, however misjudged it was - and in the process doing more damage than they claimed the Brexiteers would ever do. Yet all we get is an unwavering belief that it was the other guys who caused all the chaos.
Brexit has been infinitely more disruptive than it needed to be, though clearly it was never going to be painless. However, there is absolutely no reason this country cannot prosper outside of the EU. Even the most extreme predictions show this is true. Regardless, it would be madness indeed to self-harm just because you didn't get what you wanted.
Tuna said:
I've got an idea for a new, hugely profitable post-Brexit business...
Salty tears! We've got a near endless supply! We can bottle them and export them by the container load.
Not sure there are enough ships in the world for that. You could fill a couple of supertankers just from Jazzer. Salty tears! We've got a near endless supply! We can bottle them and export them by the container load.
Stay in Bed Instead said:
turbobloke said:
Agreed, unfortunately brexit grief has a self-destructive angle at various levels which after 4 years of nonsense clearly won't go away.
That's nothing. PPP carried his pain for over 30 years.But please don't worry about me, now that we are out, I am absolutely delighted
Pan Pan Pan said:
More than that, I was disgusted that the UK, was sucked into the EU without the consent of its people right from the start. Made worse by people like yourself, and others who do not believe in democracy, (even more so when it does not deliver the minority result that you and they wanted) These non democrats tried their utmost to overturn the only vote the people of the UK were ever given on whether or not they wanted the UK to be a member of the EU. and joyfully they voted to leave the EU.
But please don't worry about me, now that we are out, I am absolutely delighted
Perhaps an account rename on the 1st Jan to CAVOK?But please don't worry about me, now that we are out, I am absolutely delighted
Scolmore said:
Pan Pan Pan said:
More than that, I was disgusted that the UK, was sucked into the EU without the consent of its people right from the start. Made worse by people like yourself, and others who do not believe in democracy, (even more so when it does not deliver the minority result that you and they wanted) These non democrats tried their utmost to overturn the only vote the people of the UK were ever given on whether or not they wanted the UK to be a member of the EU. and joyfully they voted to leave the EU.
But please don't worry about me, now that we are out, I am absolutely delighted
Perhaps an account rename on the 1st Jan to CAVOK?But please don't worry about me, now that we are out, I am absolutely delighted
TriumphStag3.0V8 said:
Tuna said:
I've got an idea for a new, hugely profitable post-Brexit business...
Salty tears! We've got a near endless supply! We can bottle them and export them by the container load.
Not sure there are enough ships in the world for that. You could fill a couple of supertankers just from Jazzer. Salty tears! We've got a near endless supply! We can bottle them and export them by the container load.
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