Those with a grain of intelligence knew what would happen even before 2016 and the referendum. So much more to come.The Americans saw this for the catastrophe it was always going to be back in 2018.
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But what is achieved by calling it out for what it is? Especially when you're in opposition too.True (and it’s an under-reported aspect of the Brexit vote) but a lot of Southern England outside London and Bristol would vote for a donkey with a blue rosette. it’s the fear of not regaining former Labour strongholds in the Midlands, North (and Wales maybe) that is causing an obviously intelligent man to deny 2+2=4.
I’m not expecting Labour to start calling people idiots but some leadership, some acknowledgement that Brexit is making things worse would be nice. Even Liz Truss has now been heard on that secret recording acknowledging that the whole Brexit/immigration issue was a simplification of problems with much deeper-lying causes (not that I agree with her laziness theory…).But what is achieved by calling it out for what it is? Especially when you're in opposition too.
It does get called out at times. Maybe not directly but ive defo seen it referenced on Prime Minister Questions in the past when referencing/debating different topics.I’m not expecting Labour to start calling people idiots but some leadership, some acknowledgement that Brexit is making things worse would be nice. Even Liz Truss has now been heard on that secret recording acknowledging that the whole Brexit/immigration issue was a simplification of problems with much deeper-lying causes (not that I agree with her laziness theory…).
Yeah, but she is only saying that after leaving the BBC. I like her, but that’s a tad rich.This is one of the best descriptions of the current Brexit situations I have seen. Absolutely nailed:
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You know that’s why she left the BBC, right?Yeah, but she is only saying that after leaving the BBC. I like her, but that’s a tad rich.
No, I didn’t. But makes sense. (Thought it was the big bag of cash Global offered her.)You know that’s why she left the BBC, right?
There had been a flurry of names leaving them for the same reason. Andrew Marr gave similar reasoning too.No, I didn’t. But makes sense. (Thought it was the big bag of cash Global offered her.)
That looks more like plain old nimbyism that belongs in the UK politics thread.More benefits...
Solar farm plans refused at highest rate for five years in Great Britain
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Ah woke, that famous word used everywhere by the brainless.
Probably why France has the most tourist visits on Earth.
Better than to admit having been conned, I suppose.How anybody still believes it could ever be a success is mindblowing
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Stupidity
How one single person was ever conned into voting for Brexit in the first place was amazing but with sheep mentality and ignorance slightly understandable
How anybody still believes it could ever be a success is mindblowing
We might accidentally rejoin. It can happen that easily.
Bottom right - Keep Brexit Safe - what does that even mean? - nobody else wants it. You can keep it. Wave a flag!
I don't think I'll be around to see that. Neither side wants the other. Maybe when all the current youngsters on the Caf are old and frail.We might accidentally rejoin. It can happen that easily.
You look young, Paul. Snitch!Of course Brexit was only to stop European immigrants to the UK.
But of course those rules don't apply to the Brits.
This is our actually our local airport and is a small sample of the hypocrisy.
I do actually look younger than him.You look young, Paul. Snitch!
Maybe but there could be some kind of EFTA halfway house before then. The tragedy of the last 6 years is that the British government (of whatever stripe) just had to kick the can down the road for another 10 years and let demographics take care of the problem. Instead, we’ve been royally fecked over by the last hoorah of the boomer generation who, brought up on WWII tales and poisoned by anti-EU propaganda , could never accept Britain in a partnership of nations, even one in which we had the best deal.I don't think I'll be around to see that. Neither side wants the other. Maybe when all the current youngsters on the Caf are old and frail.
Sadly, I don't see it. The UK was in EFTA in 1960 but were left behind and had been dying to join the EC from the beginning. This 'member of the customs union' or 'member of the single market' was all the political talk in the UK not only by the Tories but by Labour as well. For a country the size of the UK, either they're in the EU entirely or they're not. There's no way they're going to partake in something and have no say or representation.Maybe but there could be some kind of EFTA halfway house before then. The tragedy of the last 6 years is that the British government (of whatever stripe) just had to kick the can down the road for another 10 years and let demographics take care of the problem. Instead, we’ve been royally fecked over by the last hoorah of the boomer generation who, brought up on WWII tales and poisoned by anti-EU propaganda , could never accept Britain in a partnership of nations, even one in which we had the best deal.
That's the part that I don't get, they take big legal risk if they are caught.I do actually look younger than him.
He's a bit of a prat despite his pro-EU outlook.
If you listened to his related live broadcast which I did for fifteen minutes until he admitted, "Actually I have a Uk registered car but as I only drive about 5000km a year I didn't think it was worth registering it."
So he's driving an illegal car with no insurance, no registration, no MOT (Contrôle technique) near us, there are lots of other Brits who haven't registered their cars.
Cars are only a tip of the iceberg with the Brits who don't think the rules apply to them.
Before Brexit 75% of the cars in the car park were British. You notice on the video that these cars are parked on the side of the road which leads to the airport. It's a quiet road but to avoid paying the car park fees they leave them there. The police are very lax but starting to get fed up. Lots of crushed British cars soon.
Some of them don't realise they are doing wrong. Some don't want the cost of registering their cars, changing headlights, registration documents etc amongst other things (VAT, duty letter of conformity from the manufacturer there are lots of things), it's quite an expensive process and half the cars are old cars which are worth little. When I moved here in 2007 I changed my car registration at the time straight away.That's the part that I don't get, they take big legal risk if they are caught.