Brexit

lex-man wrote:I wonder how the leavers will react when they are very negative?

But it might be good information lex man!

lex-man wrote:I wonder how the leavers will react when they are very negative?

“It’s bad because the EU are bullying us!”

“ReMOANers talked us down!”

“It’s a project fear plot to undermine Brexit!”

I'm sure the documents are about how brilliant Brexit will be. They are keeping them secret because they don't want us getting too excited.

Meep wrote:I'm sure the documents are about how brilliant Brexit will be. They are keeping them secret because they don't want us getting too excited.

This man gets it. Glorious Brexit future awaits.

twitter.com/YouGov/status/926011820892180480

They're the ones the right-wing media will convince to blame immigrants, the EU, "lefties" etc for all the problems Brexit is going to create.

They’re also the ones who ones Read right wing media. If you only read the mail or the Express for example you would think that aside from the EU trying to be mean to us Brexit is going well.

So does that mean they don't believe it already has? I think a more interesting question would what they define as "negative", because I'm kind of curious.

Meep wrote:So does that mean they don't believe it already has? I think a more interesting question would what they define as "negative", because I'm kind of curious.

I doubt many would see it as negative so far. Whilst it’s clear that there’s been negative impacts on the economy it doesn’t appear to have actually caused problems yet. It’s not led to mass job loses, struggles to borrow money, price rises haven’t been massive yet etc there are though a lot of commenters who repeatedly say that they are prepared for mass economic downturn just to get our boarders back etc..

Return_of_the_STAR wrote:

Meep wrote:So does that mean they don't believe it already has? I think a more interesting question would what they define as "negative", because I'm kind of curious.

I doubt many would see it as negative so far. Whilst it’s clear that there’s been negative impacts on the economy it doesn’t appear to have actually caused problems yet. It’s not led to mass job loses, struggles to borrow money, price rises haven’t been massive yet etc there are though a lot of commenters who repeatedly say that they are prepared for mass economic downturn just to get our boarders back etc..

The pound has dropped and food prices are rising.

lex-man wrote:

Return_of_the_STAR wrote:

Meep wrote:So does that mean they don't believe it already has? I think a more interesting question would what they define as "negative", because I'm kind of curious.

I doubt many would see it as negative so far. Whilst it’s clear that there’s been negative impacts on the economy it doesn’t appear to have actually caused problems yet. It’s not led to mass job loses, struggles to borrow money, price rises haven’t been massive yet etc there are though a lot of commenters who repeatedly say that they are prepared for mass economic downturn just to get our boarders back etc..

The pound has dropped and food prices are rising.

Yeah I know that, what I meant was it hasn’t had a massive impact yet. I think it will but it hasnt had the effect yet to make some people sit up and take notice. It’s getting there.

It doesn't surprise me. Remember that survey that was taken where people said they would be alright with family members losing jobs over Brexit? I figure it's the same bunch of twats.

This is quite an interesting article about Arron Banks potentiality being funded by the Russians who were pumping money into the UK to get us to vote for Brexit.

https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2017/11 ... er-scandal

twitter.com/jerryhogg/status/926548620496818176

Need us more etc etc werf it to get rid of da forinas!

If we keep more of are food we can use it to feed are troops x

We sell send the EU £9.9bn in food EVERY YEAR.

Let's feed our NHS instead.

romeo G. Detlev Jr. wrote:We sell send the EU £9.9bn in food EVERY YEAR.

Let's feed our NHS instead.

Return_of_the_STAR wrote:

lex-man wrote:

Return_of_the_STAR wrote:

Meep wrote:So does that mean they don't believe it already has? I think a more interesting question would what they define as "negative", because I'm kind of curious.

I doubt many would see it as negative so far. Whilst it’s clear that there’s been negative impacts on the economy it doesn’t appear to have actually caused problems yet. It’s not led to mass job loses, struggles to borrow money, price rises haven’t been massive yet etc there are though a lot of commenters who repeatedly say that they are prepared for mass economic downturn just to get our boarders back etc..

The pound has dropped and food prices are rising.

Yeah I know that, what I meant was it hasn’t had a massive impact yet. I think it will but it hasnt had the effect yet to make some people sit up and take notice. It’s getting there.

I don't think we will see a sudden, massive impact (or at least I hope we don't....) from leaving the EU. I think it'll be along the lines of what is already happening, just everything slowly becoming more expensive.

andretmzt wrote:

romeo G. Detlev Jr. wrote:We sell send the EU £9.9bn in food EVERY YEAR.

Let's feed our NHS instead.

Return_of_the_STAR wrote:

lex-man wrote:

Return_of_the_STAR wrote:

Meep wrote:So does that mean they don't believe it already has? I think a more interesting question would what they define as "negative", because I'm kind of curious.

I doubt many would see it as negative so far. Whilst it’s clear that there’s been negative impacts on the economy it doesn’t appear to have actually caused problems yet. It’s not led to mass job loses, struggles to borrow money, price rises haven’t been massive yet etc there are though a lot of commenters who repeatedly say that they are prepared for mass economic downturn just to get our boarders back etc..

The pound has dropped and food prices are rising.

Yeah I know that, what I meant was it hasn’t had a massive impact yet. I think it will but it hasnt had the effect yet to make some people sit up and take notice. It’s getting there.

I don't think we will see a sudden, massive impact (or at least I hope we don't....) from leaving the EU. I think it'll be along the lines of what is already happening, just everything slowly becoming more expensive.

I think it depends how we leave. If we go out without a deal then we could see prices sky rocket.

Werf it to get rid of the leftie facist snowflakes in the EU!