Brexit

Benzin wrote:Would be amiss of us to say that Germany would be wrong to against their own people's will after all wouldn't it?

The people have spoken, stop ignoring the will of the people!

Rex Kramer wrote:

Lagamorph wrote:Do we know when the NHS will start receiving its weekly £350million bonus?

I'd wager about a week after concrete proof of the existence of the Loch Ness monster is unveiled.

But, but, we already know Theresa May exists.

There goes Goldman Sachs

Hexx wrote:There goes Goldman Sachs

For reference,

https://www.theguardian.com/business/20 ... furt-paris

Lagamorph wrote:

Hexx wrote:

twitter.com/remkorteweg/status/844160957194682368

Yes but our will of the people is clearly more important than the will of the German people. Who do they think won World War 2 after all?

In all seriousness what concessions are they referring too? I haven't seen any mention of us asking for any.

Return_of_the_STAR wrote:In all seriousness what concessions are they referring too? I haven't seen any mention of us asking for any.

There has been some suggestion in the past that we may seek access to the single market without freedom of movement. I think this is the concession many Europeans will be strongly against.

Karl wrote:

Return_of_the_STAR wrote:In all seriousness what concessions are they referring too? I haven't seen any mention of us asking for any.

There has been some suggestion in the past that we may seek access to the single market without freedom of movement. I think this is the concession many Europeans will be strongly against.

Ok I didn't think of that, yes that would be a concession. But I suppose the uk government would call it a concession if it was flipped the other way and we had to agree to free movement.

Return_of_the_STAR wrote:

Karl wrote:

Return_of_the_STAR wrote:In all seriousness what concessions are they referring too? I haven't seen any mention of us asking for any.

There has been some suggestion in the past that we may seek access to the single market without freedom of movement. I think this is the concession many Europeans will be strongly against.

Ok I didn't think of that, yes that would be a concession. But I suppose the uk government would call it a concession if it was flipped the other way and we had to agree to free movement.

Us agreeing to free movement would be a good thing though, so May would never go for it on that basis alone.

Moggy wrote:

Benzin wrote:Would be amiss of us to say that Germany would be wrong to against their own people's will after all wouldn't it?

The people have spoken, stop ignoring the will of the people!

You are great at translating mangled English sir!

Photek wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Benzin wrote:Would be amiss of us to say that Germany would be wrong to against their own people's will after all wouldn't it?

The people have spoken, stop ignoring the will of the people!

You are great at translating mangled English sir!

Stop interfering in the will of the British people and GET OUT YOU FOREIGNER!

Lagamorph wrote:

Hexx wrote:There goes Goldman Sachs

For reference,

https://www.theguardian.com/business/20 ... furt-paris

leavers gonna leave

So will conservatives be for or against the big finance companies when they all leave for Germany and France? This must be a very confusing time for them.

The banks aren't leaving London, they're just relocating some of their staff and setting up additional offices, which is to be expected.

Karl wrote:So will conservatives be for or against the big finance companies when they all leave for Germany and France? This must be a very confusing time for them.

Remoaners gotta remoan move to Germany if they want to keep their banking job.

Moggy wrote:

Karl wrote:So will conservatives be for or against the big finance companies when they all leave for Germany and France? This must be a very confusing time for them.

Remoaners gotta remoan move to Germany if they want to keep their banking job.

I'm part of a remainer group and there are people learning German and Spanish with a plan to leave the UK.

lex-man wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Karl wrote:So will conservatives be for or against the big finance companies when they all leave for Germany and France? This must be a very confusing time for them.

Remoaners gotta remoan move to Germany if they want to keep their banking job.

I'm part of a remainer group and there are people learning German and Spanish with a plan to leave the UK.

I don't blame them planning it, they may well be deported in a couple of years.

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Lucien wrote:

KKLEIN wrote:Less choice in the supermarkets, higher prices....taking back control.

You keep saying that like taking back control should lead to cheaper prices or something. It reminds me a bit of "Our soldiers need vests not an alternative voting system".

Meant to reply to this before but the thread got clogged with shite.

We are supposed to be better off out of Europe according to the Brexit camp, so I want cheaper prices for goods, higher wages, better public services AND MORE. I want my life to get better. I don't think it will, that's why I voted Remain, but now it's happening I don't want excuses. I want results.

Dowbocop wrote:[*]

Lucien wrote:

KKLEIN wrote:Less choice in the supermarkets, higher prices....taking back control.

You keep saying that like taking back control should lead to cheaper prices or something. It reminds me a bit of "Our soldiers need vests not an alternative voting system".

Meant to reply to this before but the thread got clogged with shite.

We are supposed to be better off out of Europe according to the Brexit camp, so I want cheaper prices for goods, higher wages, better public services AND MORE. I want my life to get better. I don't think it will, that's why I voted Remain, but now it's happening I don't want excuses. I want results.

Did the campaign for Brexit promise higher wages and lower prices? I don't recall these things being promised.

Death's Head wrote:

Dowbocop wrote:[*]

Lucien wrote:

KKLEIN wrote:Less choice in the supermarkets, higher prices....taking back control.

You keep saying that like taking back control should lead to cheaper prices or something. It reminds me a bit of "Our soldiers need vests not an alternative voting system".

Meant to reply to this before but the thread got clogged with shite.

We are supposed to be better off out of Europe according to the Brexit camp, so I want cheaper prices for goods, higher wages, better public services AND MORE. I want my life to get better. I don't think it will, that's why I voted Remain, but now it's happening I don't want excuses. I want results.

Did the campaign for Brexit promise higher wages and lower prices? I don't recall these things being promised.

They said we would be better off, so unless they planned of giving everyone free money that statement would require wages to go up and/or prices to go down.

"Better off" is deliberately vague.