Brexit again...

[Andyregs]

No one can fortell the future with any accuracy and there are self serving very wealthy individuals who are against anything which upsets the status quo so I say to those individuals if your short of a bob or two dig into your off shore stash you know that account you haven't paid tax on for the last decade if your that frightened of losing a pound or three.I personally don't give a toss about them as they don't care about this country of ours only their own pocket so those quislings and 5th columnists can bugger off abroad instead of financing the rent a mob who haven't go an ounce of work in them but love to dictate to others and the socialist workers party who don't work wouldn't know how to but are just professional agitators just like comrade corbyn who hasn't done a days work in his life but will prolong project fear until he expires oh and by the way if tony bamford says we'll be better off out then I'm inclined to believe him than some of the two faced charlatans some of which are immigrants, some who have their own private islands and some who deserve a bullet for plundering their workers pension funds and whom I wouldn't cross the road to urinate on so there you have my personal opinion and if you don't like it then tough because I couldn't give a toss,over and out.

 

‘I don’t care if these bloody rich people think we should remain, sod them, however this rich person thinks we should leave and I’m inclined to think he’s right’.

[Andyregs]

Once again the two main benefactors of the EU France and Germany trying to flex their muscles and impose their superiority on us all.

The EU are only after one thing and if they don't get it I'm afraid they'll have to cough up a lot more between them.

Suck it up.

 

Net contributions to the eu suggest differently.

[For Us All]

Net contributions to the eu suggest differently.

 

I'm sure the remaining EU countries will be only too happy to make up the deficit when we leave?

[Paul6754]

No one can fortell the future with any accuracy and there are self serving very wealthy individuals who are against anything which upsets the status quo so I say to those individuals if your short of a bob or two dig into your off shore stash you know that account you haven't paid tax on for the last decade if your that frightened of losing a pound or three.I personally don't give a toss about them as they don't care about this country of ours only their own pocket so those quislings and 5th columnists can bugger off abroad instead of financing the rent a mob who haven't go an ounce of work in them but love to dictate to others and the socialist workers party who don't work wouldn't know how to but are just professional agitators just like comrade corbyn who hasn't done a days work in his life but will prolong project fear until he expires oh and by the way if tony bamford says we'll be better off out then I'm inclined to believe him than some of the two faced charlatans some of which are immigrants, some who have their own private islands and some who deserve a bullet for plundering their workers pension funds and whom I wouldn't cross the road to urinate on so there you have my personal opinion and if you don't like it then tough because I couldn't give a toss,over and out.

 

Bookie, Brexit won't hurt Tony Bamford one iota, if Brexit is not a success the people who will bear the brunt will be the less less well off in the UK.

[Jacko51]

I can think of several adjectives to describe our terms of membership but favourable isn't one of them mrs Jackson,politics is one subject where opinions

lead to blows the other is religion thee nowst.

 

A large rebate on our contribution each year. Not in the Euro with all its problems. Not in Schengen which gives us more border control. Not bad, Mr Bookworm.

[jimbo57]

Bookie, Brexit won't hurt Tony Bamford one iota, if Brexit is not a success the people who will bear the brunt will be the less less well off in the UK.

 

 

Of course it wont hurt him. he deals throughout the world, not just in the eu. Thats the future my friend, there's a whole wide world out there.

[Jacko51]

Of course it wont hurt him. he deals throughout the world, not just in the eu. Thats the future my friend, there's a whole wide world out there.

 

So are you saying British businesses are already trading outside the EU?? I thought we were leaving because they couldn't and we wanted to??

[Paul6754]

Of course it wont hurt him. he deals throughout the world, not just in the eu. Thats the future my friend, there's a whole wide world out there.

 

Jimbo, you've missed the point, Bamford is rich and can weather any hard times, ordinary people who may lose their jobs etc aren't so fortunate.

 

There is a whole new world out there but it's totally different to when the UK joined the EU in 1973. For a country that's let most of it's manufacturing industry disappear it may be harder than you anticipate competing against the likes of India, China and Brazil to say nothing of the EU, Japan and the USA.

[jimbo57]

So are you saying British businesses are already trading outside the EU?? I thought we were leaving because they couldn't and we wanted to??

 

 

Yes, as you can see I am saying that. Didn't you know? And yes, we are leaving so that we can do more of it and not be so restricted. That is just one of the reasons.

Please do not ask again for the other reasons, just trawl back through previous posts for answers. It's all there.

[Andyregs]

I'm sure the remaining EU countries will be only too happy to make up the deficit when we leave?

 

So once again you drop factually incorrect waffle into the debate, and then quickly move on to a different point. There’s a pattern emerging.

[Jacko51]

Yes, as you can see I am saying that. Didn't you know? And yes, we are leaving so that we can do more of it and not be so restricted. That is just one of the reasons.

Please do not ask again for the other reasons, just trawl back through previous posts for answers. It's all there.

 

Ahhh. I see you were off school the day they did sarcasm.

[SourceOfTheTrent]

Ahhh. I see you were off school the day they did sarcasm.

Going by the previous posts he refers to as 'reasons' to leave it appears he was off school far more than he attended. In his world hollow emotional opinion constitutes valid 'reasons' for reaching a decision, irrelevant of evidence based logical argument presented to the contrary. Unfortunately there are around 17m of those who voted in the referendum who demonstrate a similar lack of education or deductive structural thinking, well, either that or they actually know what they voted for will be detrimental to the nation but don't care because of their jingoistic patriotism.

The small counter demonstration of leavers in London yesterday were singing Rule Britannia. That demonstrates their mentality, blind, foolish patriots with a comic book view of Britain. I'd love to know how Britain rules the waves with a navy that has 19 capital ships, most of which are frigates. Deluded is understatement of the year.

[For Us All]

So once again you drop factually incorrect waffle into the debate, and then quickly move on to a different point. There’s a pattern emerging.

 

You were the one who mentioned net contributions,we're the 4th biggest contributer I believe.Are you saying that's incorrect and won't be missed?

[For Us All]

Bookie, Brexit won't hurt Tony Bamford one iota, if Brexit is not a success the people who will bear the brunt will be the less less well off in the UK.

 

There again,a lot of people,especially in the north had very little to lose and that's why they voted as they did.

[geosname]

There is only one unarguable reason why we are leaving.... because that's what the majority voted for.

Try as I may I can't find one fact (yet) of what WILL happen when we leave... some think good things will happen, some think bad, it's likely to be a combination of both but no one will be totally happy whatever happens.