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Brexit OUT of EU: What happens now?

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dutchie said:
The BBC is a disgrace.
Check out how this presenter "interviews" someone to get their opinion on Brexit.
Absolute joke. Congrats to Tim for calling her out over and over and sticking it to her.
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It isn't a lot different to what happens here, unless you say what the presenter wants you to say, they talk over you.
Actually she was possibly a bit more reasonable, than our presenters, I think I heard her take a breath.
I think the ABC presenters could talk underwater.
 
War breaks out in UK as Battle of Brexit begins. The new Brexit Party is ahead in the polls for the EU Election. As it stands those who do not want to be in the EU will be voted in and those who want to be in will be voted out. Election 23 May 2019.
 
Yep, it's afishoil... the world now has two Donald Trumps
 
Theresa May's "deal" was just an abject surrender to the EU. What self respecting patriot would have accepted it.

Boris may not be the perfect article, but a vast improvement on the previous incumbent!
 
The saltiness of the left is hilarious... you'd think the Revelation had just begun.

Mind you it probably is the Apocalypse for Corbynov and the Komrades.
 
Boris pretends to be the bumbling British aristocrat but he is no such thing, in action or in blood.

He is a fan of Sun Tze and he has completely blindsided the parliament rabble.

I think using the Queen's speech is a great decision. The UK can't keep going from crisis to crisis. It has to either leave or stay.

The Parliament still get a chance to stay within the EU by casting a vote of no confidence and forcing an election before it all goes through. This nonsense of a coup is just marketing by the inner city elite.

The danger for Boris is that the powerful Conservative Right, the inner city leftists and the Scottish may decide to work together now the die has been cast.

It is the rich and powerful owners of industry (including large shareholders), the wealthy with their overseas properties in Spain and France, and areas of the country exporting to Europe that oppose it.

The ordinary person, many who vote Labor, want to Brexit.
 
It is astonishing that the remoaners ask are squealing about this being anti-democratic when:

1 it is they who are trying to usurp a democratically mandated exit
2 it is entirely within convention especially at this time of the year
3 this parliamentary session is the longest since the English Civil War and is in fact well overdue.
4 only precludes three or four sitting days anyway

There really isn't that much to see here, to be honest.
 
Proroguing parliament, aren't the furtive Remainers furious! So dishonest.

Go Boris.
 
Logique said:
Proroguing parliament, aren't the furtive Remainers furious! So dishonest.

Go Boris.
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Absolutely Logique Ol boy.

Boris has gunned the Spitfire to max revs pushed the stick forward and seeing how fast it can go - down hill.

Absolutely certain it will reach unheard of speeds - just before it hits the deck on 31st October.

This could be a great spectator sport - except for the troublesome possibility that on Nov 1st when the plane hits the earth, when the merde hits the fan, the UK economy will follow Boris's spitfire into the fiery pits and the rest of us we will tag along for the world ride.

(Mind you Boris will have parachuted out at 3000 feet and be hobnobbing with new best friend, the mighty narcissistic of the North THE DON !!!))

Stay liquid folks. There could be a rush on the doors in a few weeks.
 
Why would any of that happen Baz?

It's Y2K Mark 2. The only Apocolypse will be the careers of the collaborators
 
wayneL said:
Why would any of that happen Baz?

It's Y2K Mark 2. The only Apocolypse will be the careers of the collaborators
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The day the Poms start being told what to do by France, is the beginning of the end.
The same 'dicks' that said, if Trump gets in the stock market will collapse, are now all over the Brexit issue.
Hopefully one day, they get something right.
It would at least give them some credibility. IMO
 
sptrawler said:
The day the Poms start being told what to do by France, is the beginning of the end.
IMO
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Did the French ever win one after Henry V at Agincourt?

It will be interesting to see the outcome when the UK exits regardless of the terms Boris is clearly negotiating with his no deal stance we will see who blinks if anyone does.

I wonder where the UK goes (if Scotland stays in the kingdom) for trade and finance once they lose their trading status with the EU one of the worlds largest trading blocks.
 
IFocus said:
I wonder where the UK goes (if Scotland stays in the kingdom) for trade and finance once they lose their trading status with the EU one of the worlds largest trading blocks.
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I find it quite interesting, when it comes to Scotland and Wales.
From what I've heard, when in England, those in Scotland and Wales don't have to pay for a lot of services, that those in England do. So the English subsidies Scotland and Wales for some services.
I think may be a bit like over here, where the vocal minority and media, skew a lot of the information we are fed. They had a Scottish independence referendum in 2014, it was defeated 55% to 44%.
It would be interesting to see the U.K separated, most of the industry and the financial centre is in England.
I think if you look into the trade balances in the EU, England gives a lot more than it takes.
There is a lot of leaners and not many lifters in the EU, I think it will be very interesting if the U.K leaves.lol
 
wayneL said:
Why would any of that happen Baz?

It's Y2K Mark 2. The only Apocolypse will be the careers of the collaborators
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Well we won't have to wait long to find out will we son ?
We'll see how the England goes from a seamless passage of goods and services with the EU to having to stop, be searched, be counted, be charged, be taxed, be visad in fact all of the normal things that happen when you go from one country to another as distinct from being part of one economic union.

Certainly a total waste of pixels arguing the toss with you Wayne. Let reality rule.
No-deal Brexit: 10 ways it could affect you
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-47470864
 
Yep, probably see all the refugee camps, at the French end of the chunnel disband as well.
Germany will have to pick up the slack, supporting the P.I.G.S as well, they wont put up with that long.IMO
But just keep chanting.
 
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