whats your beef with brexit?

[Estro Felino]

Like all British people Farage has always been free. However that has not stopped him biting the hand that has been feeding him as a MEP. He is born again traitor, to everything that both the EU and UK stand for.
Fortunately no one is listening to him any more. And he has abandoned his own party and followers, which demonstrates very clearly the sort of untrustworthy person he is.

The EU is a fraudulent banking union camouflaged as "economic community".
And the fact that the chief of the EU Commission is a drunkard from a Bankers' den and a Tax Heaven, should convince you.
unless you're related to a banker yourself

 

[Terrywoodenpic]

The EU is a fraudulent banking union camouflaged as "economic community".
And the fact that the chief of the EU Commission is a drunkard from a Bankers' den and a Tax Heaven, should convince you.
unless you're related to a banker yourself

You always manage to put up libelous and hate filled posts. fortunately, unlike you, most people on here can think for them selves.

 

[Notanumber]

NO.
Governments are NOT experts, politicians are not experts.
Scientists, Economists, etc. are the experts.

This Remainer government certainly is good at giving the impression that it does not know what it is talking about.

One has to wonder if they are listening to the experts. I believe that even Ollie Robbins warned our deluded PM.

 

[Altfish]

This Remainer government certainly is good at giving the impression that it does not know what it is talking about.

One has to wonder if they are listening to the experts. I believe that even Ollie Robbins warned our deluded PM.

Whereas Johnson, Rees Mogg, Farage, etc don't???
What about £350/week for the NHS; Turkey joining the EU; are you saying they didn't know what they were talking about - or was that Project Fear

 

[Notanumber]

Whereas Johnson, Rees Mogg, Farage, etc don't???
What about £350/week for the NHS; Turkey joining the EU; are you saying they didn't know what they were talking about - or was that Project Fear

The EU is one big project fear and we need to do whatever is necessary to get out PDQ.

 

[Terrywoodenpic]

The EU is one big project fear and we need to do whatever is necessary to get out PDQ.

I would far rather that we stayed in the EU.
There is no reason to fear the EU.

 

[Estro Felino]

You always manage to put up libelous and hate filled posts. fortunately, unlike you, most people on here can think for them selves.

Listen, I'm full of love towards the European peoples. I passed two Macroeconomics exams and read enough books to know that this EU is structured to favor the banking sector exclusively...neglecting workers' rights, but especially killing the small entrepreneurship which is the backbone of our economies.
So yes, I do hate the EU

 

[The Emperor of Mankind]

Looks like the Government has been found in contempt of Parliament because it won't make the full legal advice available to MPs even though the Commons has voted that the Government should.

Looks like the Leavers are showing that they don't understand what democracy is; just as they've always done.

 

[Estro Felino]

Looks like the Government has been found in contempt of Parliament because it won't make the full legal advice available to MPs even though the Commons has voted that the Government should.

Looks like the Leavers are showing that they don't understand what democracy is; just as they've always done.

Do you love your country? yes?
Then do support a successful hard Brexit, because the Euro-System is going to collapse soon, and the UK must take its countermeasures.

I am not kidding, I talked to economists about it, two of whom are in the budget commission of the Parliament

 

[Terrywoodenpic]

Do you love your country? yes?
Then do support a successful hard Brexit, because the Euro-System is going to collapse soon, and the UK must take its countermeasures.

I am not kidding, I talked to economists about it, two of whom are in the budget commission of the Parliament

So which budget commission would that be? And which parliament?

 

[The Emperor of Mankind]

Do you love your country? yes?
Then do support a successful hard Brexit, because the Euro-System is going to collapse soon, and the UK must take its countermeasures.

I am not kidding, I talked to economists about it, two of whom are in the budget commission of the Parliament

I love my country which is why I recognise a hard Brexit is the best advert for Scottish independence going at the moment. Not sure why I should support a successful hard Brexit since it involves the Tories steering the UK off the economic cliff in order to turn us into a low-wage tax haven for the super-rich. That said, it is causing more and more of my countrymen to see sense at last and accept that an independent Scotland is the way forward.

The Leave side didn't think things the consequences of their actions and idiotic position through at all; they had no plan whatsoever. Things are so bad we've got idiot Brexiteers trying to blame their lack of any coherent plans, strategies or arguments on Remainers because that's all they can do: blame everyone else for their decisions. No matter how many times I'm told 'you should support Brexit', I've never been given any reason to. A bad idea is a bad idea is a bad idea.

Oh wow you're not kidding, huh? Where did you find these two probably mythical economists? At your local Bund meeting?

 

[Woberts]

the Tories steering the UK off the economic cliff in order to turn us into a low-wage tax haven for the super-rich.

I'm starting to feel like that's happened, sadly.

 

[LuisDantas]

This Remainer government certainly is good at giving the impression that it does not know what it is talking about.

One has to wonder if they are listening to the experts. I believe that even Ollie Robbins warned our deluded PM.

Who are you calling a Remainer government?

 

[LuisDantas]

Do you love your country? yes?
Then do support a successful hard Brexit, because the Euro-System is going to collapse soon, and the UK must take its countermeasures.

I am not kidding, I talked to economists about it, two of whom are in the budget commission of the Parliament

It is entirely possible, if not likely, that "successful hard Brexit" may be a contradiction of terms.

 

[Notanumber]

Jeff is absolutely right again.

We need to know!

 

[The Emperor of Mankind]

I'm starting to feel like that's happened, sadly.

It hasn't happened yet; we're still racing towards the cliff edge.

 

[The Emperor of Mankind]

Who are you calling a Remainer government?

He's referring to the Leave-supporting Conservative Government that isn't able to single-handedly arm wrestle twenty six other economies at the same time and force them to agree to the Quitlers' ridiculous demands for some reason. Something that NAN probably feels he'd be better suited to do.

 

[LuisDantas]

I do indeed find myself wondering very often if Brexit proponents aren't pursuing fantastic scenarios.

Also, granted, I am not ideally placed to form an opinion, but I sure believe that Theresa May is not a "remainer" by any reasonable measure. And I can only assume that she would rather procceed succesfully with Brexit if she saw the means to do that.

 

[Notanumber]

I do indeed find myself wondering very often if Brexit proponents aren't pursuing fantastic scenarios.

Also, granted, I am not ideally placed to form an opinion, but I sure believe that Theresa May is not a "remainer" by any reasonable measure. And I can only assume that she would rather procceed succesfully with Brexit if she saw the means to do that.

She voted Remain in the EU referendum and she continues to be a Remainer.

I was prepared to give her the benefit of the doubt when she kept telling us that “no deal was better than a bad deal” but I was wrong to do so.

The European Union is an unelected protection racket –

Do you still have free speech in Brazil?

 

[Altfish]

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The European Union is an unelected protection racket –

What were those elections that gave Farage, Batton, Collins, etc. a good pension and expense account? Oh, and a seat in Brussels