whats your beef with brexit?

[Altfish]

Is it not 2/3rds, but I would not trust them to vote for which subsidised bottle of vintage wine to have with their lunch.

It probably is, my bad. But I think it is 2/3rds of the full Parliament; not 2/3rds of those that voted

 

[Altfish]

Brexit is working well for the peace of Northern Ireland...

Londonderry bomb 'attempt to kill police officers'

 

[LuisDantas]

No doubt you would show them your posterior if it helped the EU to control your country.

Uh. That is not nice. You may want to breath a bit and consider if you really want to act like that.

 

[LuisDantas]

Is the word blood an aberration? To our juridic system it is not, because being Italian depends juridically on blood rights first, the jus sanguinis.


Brazilian people who have Italian blood automatically get the Italian citizenship in Italy.

I know some people who are pursuing that path, as a matter of fact.

But apparently that has downsides that I did not want to believe to exist.

 

[Altfish]

Is this the real reason the rich want Brexit ...

 

[Estro Felino]

Is this the real reason the rich want Brexit ...

Ok...and why do the poor want it?
Because they think that the money spent on contributing to the EU Budget should be used to solve problems at home.

 

[ChristineM]

Ok...and why do the poor want it?
Because they think that the money spent on contributing to the EU Budget should be used to solve problems at home.

yeah like



And after the referendum boris was happy to say "only joking" but it fooled ya into voting for brexit

 

[Notanumber]

The pro-EU quislings are forcing the public of the UK to play for high stakes in this battle for democracy.

Does Soros have enough money to prop up the EU house of cards when the UK stops bailing it out?

 

[ChristineM]

The pro-EU quislings are forcing the public of the UK to play for high stakes in this battle for democracy.

Does Soros have enough money to prop up the EU house of cards when the UK stops bailing it out?

Laughing,. You thing britains contribution will make that much difference with blood sucking Britain out of the dole queue?

Worry about the mess you will be in rather than worthless griping

 

[Altfish]

Ok...and why do the poor want it?
Because they think that the money spent on contributing to the EU Budget should be used to solve problems at home.

Because they have been sold the propaganda since time in the EU began; everything from bent bananas to £350m/week - it is non-stop anti-EU in most of the tabloids.
Even today Farage has bought a wrap round advert on the Express, because he knows they are his troops the old royalists who still read the failing paper

 

[Notanumber]

Because they have been sold the propaganda since time in the EU began; everything from bent bananas to £350m/week - it is non-stop anti-EU in most of the tabloids.
Even today Farage has bought a wrap round advert on the Express, because he knows they are his troops the old royalists who still read the failing paper

I hope Boris gets his message across to the public about the benefits of no-deal.

 

[Altfish]

I hope Boris gets his message across to the public about the benefits of no-deal.

Name me one......




I'm not holding my breath

 

[Estro Felino]

Name me one......




I'm not holding my breath

Not paying £39 billion

 

[Altfish]

Not paying £39 billion

If you are talking about defaulting on the exit bill - that would be a grave mistake, we will never again be trusted in financial markets.

If it is other monies, we've been over this many times ... We pay that money to be part of the benefits, free trade, no passport checks, free movement of goods, grants for infrastructure schemes. regeneration, a say in law making, etc., etc. Oh, and Farage's wages and pension.

 

[Notanumber]

If you are talking about defaulting on the exit bill - that would be a grave mistake, we will never again be trusted in financial markets.

If it is other monies, we've been over this many times ... We pay that money to be part of the benefits, free trade, no passport checks, free movement of goods, grants for infrastructure schemes. regeneration, a say in law making, etc., etc. Oh, and Farage's wages and pension.

Before I paid a bill of that size, I would demand that it is itemised and so should the UK government.

 

[Estro Felino]

If you are talking about defaulting on the exit bill - that would be a grave mistake, we will never again be trusted in financial markets.

If it is other monies, we've been over this many times ... We pay that money to be part of the benefits, free trade, no passport checks, free movement of goods, grants for infrastructure schemes. regeneration, a say in law making, etc., etc. Oh, and Farage's wages and pension.

Excuse me...I don't understand to whom you owe those £39 billion.

Not certainly to us...who are net contributors.
To some greedy Freemason-Banker in Brussels?

 

[Altfish]

Before I paid a bill of that size, I would demand that it is itemised and so should the UK government.

It's been itemised, scrutinised, revised, and agreed

 

[Altfish]

Excuse me...I don't understand to whom you owe those £39 billion.

Not certainly to us...who are net contributors.
To some greedy Freemason-Banker in Brussels?

Well Farage wants his cut.
Walk round most towns in the UK you will see building projects with the EU badge on them. That is because they are/have received EU funding. All the UK staff in Brussels have pensions, there are other funding streams that go on for years ahead. We owe the EU for these.

 

[Notanumber]

It's been itemised, scrutinised, revised, and agreed

Do you have a link?

 

[Notanumber]

Well Farage wants his cut.
Walk round most towns in the UK you will see building projects with the EU badge on them. That is because they are/have received EU funding. All the UK staff in Brussels have pensions, there are other funding streams that go on for years ahead. We owe the EU for these.

I heard that they owe us a great deal and if we were being generous, we could call it quits.