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OUT WITH A DEAL EATING OUR CAKE AND LOVING IT suck it up remoaners
And like a typical anti democracy remoaner he decided the will of the people should be ignored the minute the democratic result was in total fecking hypocrite 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Despite it being voted in to law by the commons the spineless two faced remoaner MPs have totally abandoned any morals and decided to ignore the will of the British people.
It will be remembered and no election or referendum will ever be the same again in this country.
The one thing that will come is a massive surge in the popularity of UKIP or a similar party in the future who stand for the 52%.
Happy Days.
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OUT AFLI SUCK IT UP REMOANER LOSERS
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A former key aide to Barack Obama has confirmed David Cameron personally asked the US president to warn Britain would be "back of the queue" for a post-Brexit trade deal.
Remainers refuse to believe that businesses will purposely be pessimistic about Brexit in order to strike fear into people and stop the deal, yet here there’s proof the most important man on the planet was willing to do just that.
"Remainers refuse to believe that businesses will purposely be pessimistic about Brexit in order to strike fear into people and stop the deal"
And Leavers fail to realise that if Brexit was really the dogs danglies, then business would be all for it. As soon as the profitability of these international firms that currently operate in the UK comes into doubt, they will leave.
"yet here there’s proof the most important man on the planet was willing to do just that."
Not sure what your trying to say here.
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"Remainers refuse to believe that businesses will purposely be pessimistic about Brexit in order to strike fear into people and stop the deal"
And Leavers fail to realise that if Brexit was really the dogs danglies, then business would be all for it. As soon as the profitability of these international firms that currently operate in the UK comes into doubt, they will leave.
"yet here there’s proof the most important man on the planet was willing to do just that."
Not sure what your trying to say here.
[Post edited 2 Jul 2018 16:04]
The Brexiteer reply to this is of course 'f*ck business'.
Maybe if businesses are in the main against this, we should all become Brexiteers. Viva la Revolucion and all that. Let's get Corbyn in to lead our anti-business commune and all eat tofu!
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The Countdown begins. on 15:31 - Jul 2 by Batterseajack
"Remainers refuse to believe that businesses will purposely be pessimistic about Brexit in order to strike fear into people and stop the deal"
And Leavers fail to realise that if Brexit was really the dogs danglies, then business would be all for it. As soon as the profitability of these international firms that currently operate in the UK comes into doubt, they will leave.
"yet here there’s proof the most important man on the planet was willing to do just that."
Not sure what your trying to say here.
[Post edited 2 Jul 2018 16:04]
My point is that if The president of the USA was willing to come out and lie to scaremonger then the CEO’s of German companies like BMW and the likes Airbus who take huge sums of money off EU would very easily be persuaded to do the same. Yet you’ll buy it everytime.
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My point is that if The president of the USA was willing to come out and lie to scaremonger then the CEO’s of German companies like BMW and the likes Airbus who take huge sums of money off EU would very easily be persuaded to do the same. Yet you’ll buy it everytime.
Of course there’s an element of politics Jango I don’t disagree but there is also the hard fact that business will have to do contingency planning for Brexit. I’ve seen nothing to persuade me that Brexit, as opposed to the status quo, will be positive for the UK economy. Absolutely nothing.
My point is that if The president of the USA was willing to come out and lie to scaremonger then the CEO’s of German companies like BMW and the likes Airbus who take huge sums of money off EU would very easily be persuaded to do the same. Yet you’ll buy it everytime.
You say "lie", but in that link you posted his aide says that the UK and US governments both thought Brexit would have bad consequences and a deal wouldn't be quick or easy (as being touted by the Leave campaign at the time). So I'm struggling to see where the lie is, if that's what Obama believed.
Sensationalist rhetoric maybe. Possibly exaggerating too (depends how big the queue is - if it's just the EU and the UK in it, then you can bet we won't be first). But the statement truthfully represents their feelings about it, that's clear from the article. We'll have to wait and see as it can only be validated after leaving.
Probably a moot point anyway with Trump's aggressive protectionism approach.
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I'm pretty sure that if businesses thought Brexit would be good for them they'd be screaming it from the rooftops.
No, they only want to block the will of the people and subvert democracy. They're common return KPIs In their annual reports:
Number of times WILL OF THE PEOPLE stopped: Number of instances of democracy subversion:
It's tin foil hattery stuff it really is. Some businesses will make a tidy profit out of this (like Farage's hedge fund buddies who already have, and Rees-Mogg's investment firm, who are well on the way to). And there will be others, less disingenuously exploitative, businesses who this will suit.
But the majority seem to think it will hit them hard. Not that I particularly care about fat cats getting stung, but ultimately it'll put jobs on the line. Profits will affect our pensions, etc. It will affect growth (already has) which affects tax take, which affects budgets, which affects the resources our schools get, our NHS gets, which councils get, which reduces services, etc., etc.
Great if Brexit turns us into a powerhouse, but nobody seems able to tell us how that will happen. Not the government, not the opposition, not the public, not companies, not NGOs, not the public sector, nkt independent observers from overseas.
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No, they only want to block the will of the people and subvert democracy. They're common return KPIs In their annual reports:
Number of times WILL OF THE PEOPLE stopped: Number of instances of democracy subversion:
It's tin foil hattery stuff it really is. Some businesses will make a tidy profit out of this (like Farage's hedge fund buddies who already have, and Rees-Mogg's investment firm, who are well on the way to). And there will be others, less disingenuously exploitative, businesses who this will suit.
But the majority seem to think it will hit them hard. Not that I particularly care about fat cats getting stung, but ultimately it'll put jobs on the line. Profits will affect our pensions, etc. It will affect growth (already has) which affects tax take, which affects budgets, which affects the resources our schools get, our NHS gets, which councils get, which reduces services, etc., etc.
Great if Brexit turns us into a powerhouse, but nobody seems able to tell us how that will happen. Not the government, not the opposition, not the public, not companies, not NGOs, not the public sector, nkt independent observers from overseas.
Great point in your last paragraph, what is the brexiteer vision for turning us into a powerhouse? Seems they're pinning their hopes that the disruption caused from leaving the worlds biggest trading block on our doorstep will somehow jolt us on to new and stelar trajectory of success where world trade picks up, outstripping the trade lost to the EU. Such a big gamble, Any evidence that the reward is actually there and how this might be achieved? ....and what stopped us from achieving this from within the EU?
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Great point in your last paragraph, what is the brexiteer vision for turning us into a powerhouse? Seems they're pinning their hopes that the disruption caused from leaving the worlds biggest trading block on our doorstep will somehow jolt us on to new and stelar trajectory of success where world trade picks up, outstripping the trade lost to the EU. Such a big gamble, Any evidence that the reward is actually there and how this might be achieved? ....and what stopped us from achieving this from within the EU?
Nothing of course. The whole Brexit dream is just that, a bloody dream. Bit like one of those Watchtower magazines depicting heaven.
We’re now into week 4 of the Brexit-Russia scandal & it’s now all over the US press. Another great explainer here from @jonathanchait in @nymag. Serious question: has the BBC so much as even mentioned it? https://t.co/uLzDEq7INJ via @intelligencer
— Carole Cadwalladr (@carolecadwalla) July 2, 2018
Why wont the BBC report this ?
Beware of the Risen People
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We’re now into week 4 of the Brexit-Russia scandal & it’s now all over the US press. Another great explainer here from @jonathanchait in @nymag. Serious question: has the BBC so much as even mentioned it? https://t.co/uLzDEq7INJ via @intelligencer
— Carole Cadwalladr (@carolecadwalla) July 2, 2018
Why wont the BBC report this ?
The more I read about this the more interesting it gets.
"I met the Russians once. Ok, it was three times. Oh alright then, four."
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