Happy Brexit Anniversary??

[King Billy]

People with no constructive arguments usually turn to insults.

Is that right? We'd best remember it.

Have you missed your medication today? You're even grumpier than usual.

 

[Deluks]

Brexit is costing the UK about £100 billion per year. It’s not a secret.

A strangely round number, rounded up or rounded down?

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

A strangely round number, rounded up or rounded down?

Rounded up, from 3p to the next £100 billion.

 

[noseall]

A strangely round number, rounded up or rounded down?

Probably a mere £90 bill. I’d say rounded up.

Up or down - there is no getting away from the fact that it is utterly shĩt.

 

[noseall]

Ok, how have we benefited since the exit?

If you listen carefully you can actually hear the tumbleweed……

 

[mitch66]

A strangely round number, rounded up or rounded down?

Made up. No one really knows.

 

[Brigadier]

 

[transam]

Brexit a two finger vote to the EU and the elitist class in the UK

Democracy at its finest

Transam voted brexit in the democratic election

The RWR (rabid whinging remoaners) not the remainers are still whinging 10 years later are a bunch of fruit cakes

The UK will not rejoin the EU in there life time and the fruit cakes probably actually believe if we did we would get good terms ( lol)

Nothing but a bunch of whingers

 

[noseall]

still whinging 10 years later

A decade later and still just as shít. Thanks for pointing it out boyo.

 

[Mottie]

A decade later and still just as shít. Thanks for pointing it out boyo.

A Tory success. Boyo.

 

[transam]

A decade later and still just as shít. Thanks for pointing it out boyo.



Rejoining will not happen in your life time so you will have to suck it up boyo

Perhaps you should seek some type of therapy ??

 

[JohnD]

You mean this bit before he spent into the millions opening an EU (Dutch) subsidiary....

".....after the referendum, "over a period of three or four years" exports to the EU "saw a massive decline" from about 70% of the company's sales to about 30%.

As the UK's exit from the EU approached, Moss says he and his colleagues "weren't particularly worried" after being "promised frictionless trade".

"We thought that we could just carry on trading, but it went from bad to worse....."

Yep read it. Pity you didn't dummy.

Perhaps he was dumb enough to believe the lies Brexers spouted.

 

[securespark]

when the EU eventually implodes we will be glad we got out ahead of time

My Grandad had been saying stuff like that from 1973 when we joined the EEC until his death in 1985.

It's very easy to say something like that. You've got an easy get-out clause.

If challenged, you can always say, "Well, it hasn't happened...yet!"