Altfish
Veteran Member
So, if I'm reading this correct every country has more than 50% saying they are European and more in the UK (58%) than voted leave in the referendum.
Thought you wanted out of the EU, thanks for posting.
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whats your beef with brexit?
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Thought you wanted out of the EU, thanks for posting.
In your opinion, why are the percentages so different than those of NL and Germany?
Altfish
Veteran Member
Because those countries don't have a right wing pro-Brexit press pumping out anti- EU propaganda every day.
If I told you : " ok, let's redo a new EU, but with no Freemasons, Bankers, Soroses..." would you agree?
Altfish
Veteran Member
The current EU is acceptable; it is far better than a UK run by Johnson, Rees-Mogg, Putin, Bannon and Farage.
The EU has much wrong with it but it is not as bad as the UK currently is.
You despise Bannon, who last year in Rome declared war on the Davos party, that is on Soros.
That is why we love Bannon here.
And since then, his protegee Salvini has become the most powerful Nationalist in Europe.
Altfish
Veteran Member
The reason I despise Bannon is he should not be involved in European and /or British politics, he's a white supremacist American.
Altfish
Veteran Member
I think you need to leave the Bubble, he's not that well loved and his Alt-Right agenda has been knocked back...
Italy scotches Steve Bannon's plans to create 'gladiator school' for the alt-Right in ancient monastery near Rome
And as for the monastery...Salvini can get him another building in 5 seconds.
And one more thing: Brexit is the evidence the British have realized they fought the wrong enemies in WW2
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Altfish
Veteran Member
Always ends up referring to The War. It was 60+ years ago!!
Notanumber
A Free Man
As Jeff says –
While the Remainers shout loudly about Brexit doom and gloom from every roof and hill top they can find, the truth says something completely different.
Just one report from the Office for National Statistics out today, shows that the Project Fear that the Remain campaign has indulged itself in over the last four years is all hot air. The latest Labour Market Review from the ONS, says the following about UK employment and unemployment for the three months from April to June this year: The employment rate was at an estimated 76.1% the joint highest since comparable records began in 1971. The unemployment rate was at an estimated 3.9%, lower than last year's 4%. The rate of economic inactivity was 20.7% a joint record low. And then we come to wage growth over the last year. Total pay grew at an estimated 3.7% and when excluding bonuses it increased 3.9%. When taking inflation into account, total pay rose by 1.8% and by 1.9% when excluding bonuses. Further, the employment rate for women was 72.1%, the highest on record. And there's been no sign of that emergency budget yet, either. Now, this is not a 'despite Brexit' thing, this is actually a 'despite a global economic downturn and a Sino-US trade war' thing. And what were we told by the Remainers? Even hinting on a ballot paper that you wanted to Leave would cause an economic meltdown, they said and all the workers would be living in a shared gutter somewhere. But still the Remainers pump out their Project Fear bilge about a no deal Brexit meltdown. But the boss of the retail chain Next, Lord Wolfson, has said that this government's efforts to prepare for a no deal meant that the country was close to being well prepared. Talking to the BBC he did say that he would prefer to have a deal rather than no deal, but that the UK is now a long way from disorder and chaos and moving into the territory of being well prepared. He also said that you have to have nerves of steel to hold on for the deal as the clock runs down, but you do also have to prepare for both outcomes. One contingency measure Next has put in place, said Lord Wolfson, was to move all imports and exports out of Calais. Good move considering the threats of blocking that port from French fisherman. But the person responsible for the French channel ports, president of Port Boulogne Calais, Jean-Marc Puissesseau, said: "The British authorities have been doing a great deal to prepare. "People say they are asleep but I can assure you that they are highly professional and they are ready. "There are certain individuals in the UK who are whipping up this catastrophism for their own reasons. This has provoked a lot of concern but basically ‘c’est la bull****’." He said. All this is certainly great news for the Brexit UK economy, but bad news for those that want to keep this country in permanent servitude to Brussels as they try to stop a no deal Brexit on Hallowe'en.
While the Remainers shout loudly about Brexit doom and gloom from every roof and hill top they can find, the truth says something completely different.
Just one report from the Office for National Statistics out today, shows that the Project Fear that the Remain campaign has indulged itself in over the last four years is all hot air. The latest Labour Market Review from the ONS, says the following about UK employment and unemployment for the three months from April to June this year: The employment rate was at an estimated 76.1% the joint highest since comparable records began in 1971. The unemployment rate was at an estimated 3.9%, lower than last year's 4%. The rate of economic inactivity was 20.7% a joint record low. And then we come to wage growth over the last year. Total pay grew at an estimated 3.7% and when excluding bonuses it increased 3.9%. When taking inflation into account, total pay rose by 1.8% and by 1.9% when excluding bonuses. Further, the employment rate for women was 72.1%, the highest on record. And there's been no sign of that emergency budget yet, either. Now, this is not a 'despite Brexit' thing, this is actually a 'despite a global economic downturn and a Sino-US trade war' thing. And what were we told by the Remainers? Even hinting on a ballot paper that you wanted to Leave would cause an economic meltdown, they said and all the workers would be living in a shared gutter somewhere. But still the Remainers pump out their Project Fear bilge about a no deal Brexit meltdown. But the boss of the retail chain Next, Lord Wolfson, has said that this government's efforts to prepare for a no deal meant that the country was close to being well prepared. Talking to the BBC he did say that he would prefer to have a deal rather than no deal, but that the UK is now a long way from disorder and chaos and moving into the territory of being well prepared. He also said that you have to have nerves of steel to hold on for the deal as the clock runs down, but you do also have to prepare for both outcomes. One contingency measure Next has put in place, said Lord Wolfson, was to move all imports and exports out of Calais. Good move considering the threats of blocking that port from French fisherman. But the person responsible for the French channel ports, president of Port Boulogne Calais, Jean-Marc Puissesseau, said: "The British authorities have been doing a great deal to prepare. "People say they are asleep but I can assure you that they are highly professional and they are ready. "There are certain individuals in the UK who are whipping up this catastrophism for their own reasons. This has provoked a lot of concern but basically ‘c’est la bull****’." He said. All this is certainly great news for the Brexit UK economy, but bad news for those that want to keep this country in permanent servitude to Brussels as they try to stop a no deal Brexit on Hallowe'en.
Altfish
Veteran Member
We will soon find out how much is "Doom and Gloom"; but I am still waiting for all the benefits we were promised ....
All you are saying is that it won't be too bad, not it is going to be better, tell me what the benefits apart from a Blue Passport and new 50p piece.
Notanumber
A Free Man
We will finally be able to confine ‘Project Fear’ to the dustbin of history.
We will have a new dawn in which the optimists will thrive and enrich our country.
We will not have to listen to the doomers and the gloomers constantly moaning and talking their country down.
Altfish
Veteran Member
So, as expected, you cannot name one single benefit from Brexit. All you can list is - "Well the Remainers will be in the past"
That is not a benefit as promised by your side. it was unicorns and fields of gold, but now it has all gone.
Notanumber
A Free Man
I wonder if the Remoaners have considered taking anything for their depression.
I hope they do because their negativity would be dragging the UK down if we did not have Boris and his trusted team.
Altfish
Veteran Member
Benefits of Brexit....?
What the financial Freemasonic powers, and banking dynasties wants us Europeans to do. To fight against one another.
They put against one another in WW2 and they are doing it again with the financial dictatorship called EU.
FREEDOM. Above all. The British are FREE to determine their destiny. To leave the EU without impositions..that is the principle of our European Civilization.
Freedom.
Altfish
Veteran Member
Rubbish
We will be that desperate for Trade Deals that we will agree to anything; chlorinated chicken, privatised NHS, reduced workers' rights, etc,. etc,.
Altfish
Veteran Member
What does that mean????
What will I be able to do on 1st November that I couldn't do on 31st October?