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By *ooney OP Couple
over a year ago
Chester |
So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again. |
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"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again. "
Think reality is starting to sink in. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in."
Looks loke they'll just have to crack on the best they can.. Lot of job losses though.
I very much doubt the protest in London will be any use. |
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"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.
Looks loke they'll just have to crack on the best they can.. Lot of job losses though.
I very much doubt the protest in London will be any use. "
A lot of them voted for it,so sympathy is going to be in short supply. |
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I find it strange that the protest was only by mainly Scotish fishing and it was the SNP in parliment complaining about how bad the EU deal was for fishing.
Where were all the other fishermen from the UK at the protest?
I think there is more to this than meets the eye and we are not being told the whole truth.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I find it strange that the protest was only by mainly Scotish fishing and it was the SNP in parliment complaining about how bad the EU deal was for fishing.
Where were all the other fishermen from the UK at the protest?
I think there is more to this than meets the eye and we are not being told the whole truth. "
Smells fishy |
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"I find it strange that the protest was only by mainly Scotish fishing and it was the SNP in parliment complaining about how bad the EU deal was for fishing.
Where were all the other fishermen from the UK at the protest?
I think there is more to this than meets the eye and we are not being told the whole truth. "
Fishermen in Cornwall are not happy aswell.
Mps representing them have been asking questions in parliament |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
near ipswich |
yes seems to be some problems.Berwick Shellfish is getting calls from its customers in France "desperate" for deliveries, says boss Graham Flannigan.
Mr Flannigan managed to get a shipment of periwinkles through to La Rochelle on France's west coast, although there was a 24 hour hold-up because he'd put "UK" on a label and the vet examining it in Glasgow said it had to say "GB".
Eventually a new label was attached to the outside of the pallets with adhesive tape.
my guess is he will now get rid of his uk labels and put GB ones on in future.  sorted. |
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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago
atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke |
"yes seems to be some problems.Berwick Shellfish is getting calls from its customers in France "desperate" for deliveries, says boss Graham Flannigan.
Mr Flannigan managed to get a shipment of periwinkles through to La Rochelle on France's west coast, although there was a 24 hour hold-up because he'd put "UK" on a label and the vet examining it in Glasgow said it had to say "GB".
Eventually a new label was attached to the outside of the pallets with adhesive tape.
my guess is he will now get rid of his uk labels and put GB ones on in future. sorted."
And rightly so as:
GB means: "England Wales and Scotland"
Whereas :
UK means: "England. Wales. Scotland and Northern Ireland.
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Brussels didn't do great for the UK fishermen over the past 44 years did it, catch halved and most boats sold off.
Now its upto Brussels to enforce the rule of law particularly with the French.
Otherwise the British Empire should step in and enforce it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Brussels didn't do great for the UK fishermen over the past 44 years did it, catch halved and most boats sold off.
Now its upto Brussels to enforce the rule of law particularly with the French.
Otherwise the British Empire should step in and enforce it. "
British Empire?  |
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"Dunno what they are whinging about
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-fisheries-trade-deal-dominic-raab-b1788515.html%3famp"
I've worked out what you do Lionel!
You do a Google search but do not open up the article. That's only way you would get Google in your link.
Try opening up the article and reading it in full then copy and paste the link. Lol |
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By *ax777Man
over a year ago
Not here |
"Dunno what they are whinging about
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-fisheries-trade-deal-dominic-raab-b1788515.html%3famp
I've worked out what you do Lionel!
You do a Google search but do not open up the article. That's only way you would get Google in your link.
Try opening up the article and reading it in full then copy and paste the link. Lol "
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"Dunno what they are whinging about
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-fisheries-trade-deal-dominic-raab-b1788515.html%3famp
I've worked out what you do Lionel!
You do a Google search but do not open up the article. That's only way you would get Google in your link.
Try opening up the article and reading it in full then copy and paste the link. Lol "
I did read it.
Raab says it's a great
Fishermen dont agree
Is that wrong? |
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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago
atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke |
"Dunno what they are whinging about
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-fisheries-trade-deal-dominic-raab-b1788515.html%3famp
I've worked out what you do Lionel!
You do a Google search but do not open up the article. That's only way you would get Google in your link.
Try opening up the article and reading it in full then copy and paste the link. Lol "
Actually it does go straight to and open the article. |
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By *ax777Man
over a year ago
Not here |
"Dunno what they are whinging about
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-fisheries-trade-deal-dominic-raab-b1788515.html%3famp
I've worked out what you do Lionel!
You do a Google search but do not open up the article. That's only way you would get Google in your link.
Try opening up the article and reading it in full then copy and paste the link. Lol
Actually it does go straight to and open the article. "
It doesn’t on an IPad, at least it doesn’t on mine. |
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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago
atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke |
"Dunno what they are whinging about
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-fisheries-trade-deal-dominic-raab-b1788515.html%3famp
I've worked out what you do Lionel!
You do a Google search but do not open up the article. That's only way you would get Google in your link.
Try opening up the article and reading it in full then copy and paste the link. Lol
Actually it does go straight to and open the article.
It doesn’t on an IPad, at least it doesn’t on mine."
Then get a Samsung lol |
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By *ax777Man
over a year ago
Not here |
"Dunno what they are whinging about
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-fisheries-trade-deal-dominic-raab-b1788515.html%3famp
I've worked out what you do Lionel!
You do a Google search but do not open up the article. That's only way you would get Google in your link.
Try opening up the article and reading it in full then copy and paste the link. Lol
Actually it does go straight to and open the article.
It doesn’t on an IPad, at least it doesn’t on mine.
Then get a Samsung lol"
Nah, I’m happy not opening Lionel’s links |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Dunno what they are whinging about
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-fisheries-trade-deal-dominic-raab-b1788515.html%3famp
I've worked out what you do Lionel!
You do a Google search but do not open up the article. That's only way you would get Google in your link.
Try opening up the article and reading it in full then copy and paste the link. Lol
Actually it does go straight to and open the article.
It doesn’t on an IPad, at least it doesn’t on mine.
Then get a Samsung lol
Nah, I’m happy not opening Lionel’s links "
When you open an article through google it goes through Google's AMP, which loads a faster more cut down version of the page. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Brussels didn't do great for the UK fishermen over the past 44 years did it, catch halved and most boats sold off.
Now its upto Brussels to enforce the rule of law particularly with the French.
Otherwise the British Empire should step in and enforce it.
British Empire? "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Brussels didn't do great for the UK fishermen over the past 44 years did it, catch halved and most boats sold off.
Now its upto Brussels to enforce the rule of law particularly with the French.
Otherwise the British Empire should step in and enforce it.
British Empire?
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It's beyond satire now  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Brussels didn't do great for the UK fishermen over the past 44 years did it, catch halved and most boats sold off.
Now its upto Brussels to enforce the rule of law particularly with the French.
Otherwise the British Empire should step in and enforce it.
British Empire?
It's beyond satire now "
I think they meant the Brittas Empire |
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By *ooney OP Couple
over a year ago
Chester |
"If they voted leave, surely they knew what they were for......right!"
Unfortunately not, my view is the British Fishing industry thought they would get the exclusive right to British territorial waters and the French and Spanish Governments would keep the exiting arrangements for the procurement of their fish. |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
upton wirral |
"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in."
The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU. |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
"Brussels didn't do great for the UK fishermen over the past 44 years did it, catch halved and most boats sold off.
Now its upto Brussels to enforce the rule of law particularly with the French.
Otherwise the British Empire should step in and enforce it. "
You voted for more red tape... you got it...and now you are complaining about more red tape...
Huh? |
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By *ooney OP Couple
over a year ago
Chester |
"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU."
So all the export agents have got their paperwork wrong, ok and in the interim we are going to change our eating habits and start eating fish. |
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So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU.
So all the export agents have got their paperwork wrong, ok and in the interim we are going to change our eating habits and start eating fish.
The ordinary voters that voted for Brexit are living from paycheck to paycheck or on benefits. They didn't realise that all the Tories are millionaires or multimillionaire. The master mind act in the Brexit Nigel and children have German Passport so they can live and work freely in the EU. This is the first time in my life I see a country voted for self imposed sanctions. Fishermen complaining I want fish drop to ten pence per kilogram, serve them right to vote Brexit. |
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By *ooney OP Couple
over a year ago
Chester |
"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU.
So all the export agents have got their paperwork wrong, ok and in the interim we are going to change our eating habits and start eating fish.
The ordinary voters that voted for Brexit are living from paycheck to paycheck or on benefits. They didn't realise that all the Tories are millionaires or multimillionaire. The master mind act in the Brexit Nigel and children have German Passport so they can live and work freely in the EU. This is the first time in my life I see a country voted for self imposed sanctions. Fishermen complaining I want fish drop to ten pence per kilogram, serve them right to vote Brexit. "
Turkey’s voting for Christmas. |
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"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU.
So all the export agents have got their paperwork wrong, ok and in the interim we are going to change our eating habits and start eating fish.
The ordinary voters that voted for Brexit are living from paycheck to paycheck or on benefits. They didn't realise that all the Tories are millionaires or multimillionaire. The master mind act in the Brexit Nigel and children have German Passport so they can live and work freely in the EU. This is the first time in my life I see a country voted for self imposed sanctions. Fishermen complaining I want fish drop to ten pence per kilogram, serve them right to vote Brexit. "
Wow, did you write all your yourself.! Lol
You failed to mention the Conservative party campaigned to stay in the EU during the referendum. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU.
So all the export agents have got their paperwork wrong, ok and in the interim we are going to change our eating habits and start eating fish.
The ordinary voters that voted for Brexit are living from paycheck to paycheck or on benefits. They didn't realise that all the Tories are millionaires or multimillionaire. The master mind act in the Brexit Nigel and children have German Passport so they can live and work freely in the EU. This is the first time in my life I see a country voted for self imposed sanctions. Fishermen complaining I want fish drop to ten pence per kilogram, serve them right to vote Brexit.
Wow, did you write all your yourself.! Lol
You failed to mention the Conservative party campaigned to stay in the EU during the referendum. "
Some did. Some didn't.
Most of the current cabinet are full fat brexiteers. |
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"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU.
So all the export agents have got their paperwork wrong, ok and in the interim we are going to change our eating habits and start eating fish.
The ordinary voters that voted for Brexit are living from paycheck to paycheck or on benefits. They didn't realise that all the Tories are millionaires or multimillionaire. The master mind act in the Brexit Nigel and children have German Passport so they can live and work freely in the EU. This is the first time in my life I see a country voted for self imposed sanctions. Fishermen complaining I want fish drop to ten pence per kilogram, serve them right to vote Brexit.
Wow, did you write all your yourself.! Lol
You failed to mention the Conservative party campaigned to stay in the EU during the referendum.
Some did. Some didn't.
Most of the current cabinet are full fat brexiteers."
What a surprise, your trying to twist what actually happened.
What way did the Conservative PM campaign during the referendum?
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"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU.
So all the export agents have got their paperwork wrong, ok and in the interim we are going to change our eating habits and start eating fish.
The ordinary voters that voted for Brexit are living from paycheck to paycheck or on benefits. They didn't realise that all the Tories are millionaires or multimillionaire. The master mind act in the Brexit Nigel and children have German Passport so they can live and work freely in the EU. This is the first time in my life I see a country voted for self imposed sanctions. Fishermen complaining I want fish drop to ten pence per kilogram, serve them right to vote Brexit.
Wow, did you write all your yourself.! Lol
You failed to mention the Conservative party campaigned to stay in the EU during the referendum. "
Not technically true , Whilst Cameron himself supported remain he did give MPs a free vote on the matter .. Not quite sure of the numbers but there were cabinet ministers whom supported the leave campaign |
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over a year ago
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"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU.
So all the export agents have got their paperwork wrong, ok and in the interim we are going to change our eating habits and start eating fish.
The ordinary voters that voted for Brexit are living from paycheck to paycheck or on benefits. They didn't realise that all the Tories are millionaires or multimillionaire. The master mind act in the Brexit Nigel and children have German Passport so they can live and work freely in the EU. This is the first time in my life I see a country voted for self imposed sanctions. Fishermen complaining I want fish drop to ten pence per kilogram, serve them right to vote Brexit.
Wow, did you write all your yourself.! Lol
You failed to mention the Conservative party campaigned to stay in the EU during the referendum.
Some did. Some didn't.
Most of the current cabinet are full fat brexiteers."
According to LBC, 64% of the cabinet were Remain campaigners. I'm not sure if this still stands true as the article I found (1st on Google) was mid-2019 |
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over a year ago
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"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU.
So all the export agents have got their paperwork wrong, ok and in the interim we are going to change our eating habits and start eating fish.
The ordinary voters that voted for Brexit are living from paycheck to paycheck or on benefits. They didn't realise that all the Tories are millionaires or multimillionaire. The master mind act in the Brexit Nigel and children have German Passport so they can live and work freely in the EU. This is the first time in my life I see a country voted for self imposed sanctions. Fishermen complaining I want fish drop to ten pence per kilogram, serve them right to vote Brexit.
Wow, did you write all your yourself.! Lol
You failed to mention the Conservative party campaigned to stay in the EU during the referendum.
Some did. Some didn't.
Most of the current cabinet are full fat brexiteers.
According to LBC, 64% of the cabinet were Remain campaigners. I'm not sure if this still stands true as the article I found (1st on Google) was mid-2019"
Largely depends on if it was pre, or post 24th July. |
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"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU.
So all the export agents have got their paperwork wrong, ok and in the interim we are going to change our eating habits and start eating fish.
The ordinary voters that voted for Brexit are living from paycheck to paycheck or on benefits. They didn't realise that all the Tories are millionaires or multimillionaire. The master mind act in the Brexit Nigel and children have German Passport so they can live and work freely in the EU. This is the first time in my life I see a country voted for self imposed sanctions. Fishermen complaining I want fish drop to ten pence per kilogram, serve them right to vote Brexit.
Wow, did you write all your yourself.! Lol
You failed to mention the Conservative party campaigned to stay in the EU during the referendum.
Some did. Some didn't.
Most of the current cabinet are full fat brexiteers.
According to LBC, 64% of the cabinet were Remain campaigners. I'm not sure if this still stands true as the article I found (1st on Google) was mid-2019
Largely depends on if it was pre, or post 24th July."
Was 25th July. Am I to assume their speaking of the current cabinet then? |
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"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU.
So all the export agents have got their paperwork wrong, ok and in the interim we are going to change our eating habits and start eating fish.
The ordinary voters that voted for Brexit are living from paycheck to paycheck or on benefits. They didn't realise that all the Tories are millionaires or multimillionaire. The master mind act in the Brexit Nigel and children have German Passport so they can live and work freely in the EU. This is the first time in my life I see a country voted for self imposed sanctions. Fishermen complaining I want fish drop to ten pence per kilogram, serve them right to vote Brexit.
Wow, did you write all your yourself.! Lol
You failed to mention the Conservative party campaigned to stay in the EU during the referendum.
Some did. Some didn't.
Most of the current cabinet are full fat brexiteers.
What a surprise, your trying to twist what actually happened.
What way did the Conservative PM campaign during the referendum?
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Johnson! He was a leaver. You might remember him in front of a certain bug red bus.
The Tories have been anti EU for years. They don't want to pay tax! And they don't give a fuck about the people.
The only reason some of thm campaigned to remain is because they thought it would be the more popular option, and would keep them getting elected. Cameron wanted to get votes back from ukip in 2015, he gambled and lost, and swanned off leaving the country in the current shit we're in now. |
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"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU.
So all the export agents have got their paperwork wrong, ok and in the interim we are going to change our eating habits and start eating fish.
The ordinary voters that voted for Brexit are living from paycheck to paycheck or on benefits. They didn't realise that all the Tories are millionaires or multimillionaire. The master mind act in the Brexit Nigel and children have German Passport so they can live and work freely in the EU. This is the first time in my life I see a country voted for self imposed sanctions. Fishermen complaining I want fish drop to ten pence per kilogram, serve them right to vote Brexit.
Wow, did you write all your yourself.! Lol
You failed to mention the Conservative party campaigned to stay in the EU during the referendum.
Some did. Some didn't.
Most of the current cabinet are full fat brexiteers.
According to LBC, 64% of the cabinet were Remain campaigners. I'm not sure if this still stands true as the article I found (1st on Google) was mid-2019
Largely depends on if it was pre, or post 24th July.
Was 25th July. Am I to assume their speaking of the current cabinet then?"
Boris's first cabinet I assume. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU.
So all the export agents have got their paperwork wrong, ok and in the interim we are going to change our eating habits and start eating fish.
The ordinary voters that voted for Brexit are living from paycheck to paycheck or on benefits. They didn't realise that all the Tories are millionaires or multimillionaire. The master mind act in the Brexit Nigel and children have German Passport so they can live and work freely in the EU. This is the first time in my life I see a country voted for self imposed sanctions. Fishermen complaining I want fish drop to ten pence per kilogram, serve them right to vote Brexit.
Wow, did you write all your yourself.! Lol
You failed to mention the Conservative party campaigned to stay in the EU during the referendum.
Some did. Some didn't.
Most of the current cabinet are full fat brexiteers.
According to LBC, 64% of the cabinet were Remain campaigners. I'm not sure if this still stands true as the article I found (1st on Google) was mid-2019
Largely depends on if it was pre, or post 24th July.
Was 25th July. Am I to assume their speaking of the current cabinet then?
Boris's first cabinet I assume. "
Right. So that % figure I gave may now be different.
I have nothing to do right now so I'll do the math and give a true figure for clarity |
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"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU.
So all the export agents have got their paperwork wrong, ok and in the interim we are going to change our eating habits and start eating fish.
The ordinary voters that voted for Brexit are living from paycheck to paycheck or on benefits. They didn't realise that all the Tories are millionaires or multimillionaire. The master mind act in the Brexit Nigel and children have German Passport so they can live and work freely in the EU. This is the first time in my life I see a country voted for self imposed sanctions. Fishermen complaining I want fish drop to ten pence per kilogram, serve them right to vote Brexit.
Wow, did you write all your yourself.! Lol
You failed to mention the Conservative party campaigned to stay in the EU during the referendum.
Some did. Some didn't.
Most of the current cabinet are full fat brexiteers.
What a surprise, your trying to twist what actually happened.
What way did the Conservative PM campaign during the referendum?
Johnson! He was a leaver. You might remember him in front of a certain bug red bus.
The Tories have been anti EU for years. They don't want to pay tax! And they don't give a fuck about the people.
The only reason some of thm campaigned to remain is because they thought it would be the more popular option, and would keep them getting elected. Cameron wanted to get votes back from ukip in 2015, he gambled and lost, and swanned off leaving the country in the current shit we're in now."
Well if you are going to comment at least give a true balanced reply.
As many Labour MP's have been anti EU for years as well.
One Jeremy Corbyn is right up at the top of the list. |
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"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU.
So all the export agents have got their paperwork wrong, ok and in the interim we are going to change our eating habits and start eating fish.
The ordinary voters that voted for Brexit are living from paycheck to paycheck or on benefits. They didn't realise that all the Tories are millionaires or multimillionaire. The master mind act in the Brexit Nigel and children have German Passport so they can live and work freely in the EU. This is the first time in my life I see a country voted for self imposed sanctions. Fishermen complaining I want fish drop to ten pence per kilogram, serve them right to vote Brexit.
Wow, did you write all your yourself.! Lol
You failed to mention the Conservative party campaigned to stay in the EU during the referendum.
Some did. Some didn't.
Most of the current cabinet are full fat brexiteers.
What a surprise, your trying to twist what actually happened.
What way did the Conservative PM campaign during the referendum?
Johnson! He was a leaver. You might remember him in front of a certain bug red bus.
The Tories have been anti EU for years. They don't want to pay tax! And they don't give a fuck about the people.
The only reason some of thm campaigned to remain is because they thought it would be the more popular option, and would keep them getting elected. Cameron wanted to get votes back from ukip in 2015, he gambled and lost, and swanned off leaving the country in the current shit we're in now.
Well if you are going to comment at least give a true balanced reply.
As many Labour MP's have been anti EU for years as well.
One Jeremy Corbyn is right up at the top of the list."
Indeed.
The Tory party own brexit though. |
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"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU.
So all the export agents have got their paperwork wrong, ok and in the interim we are going to change our eating habits and start eating fish.
The ordinary voters that voted for Brexit are living from paycheck to paycheck or on benefits. They didn't realise that all the Tories are millionaires or multimillionaire. The master mind act in the Brexit Nigel and children have German Passport so they can live and work freely in the EU. This is the first time in my life I see a country voted for self imposed sanctions. Fishermen complaining I want fish drop to ten pence per kilogram, serve them right to vote Brexit.
Wow, did you write all your yourself.! Lol
You failed to mention the Conservative party campaigned to stay in the EU during the referendum.
Some did. Some didn't.
Most of the current cabinet are full fat brexiteers.
What a surprise, your trying to twist what actually happened.
What way did the Conservative PM campaign during the referendum?
Johnson! He was a leaver. You might remember him in front of a certain bug red bus.
The Tories have been anti EU for years. They don't want to pay tax! And they don't give a fuck about the people.
The only reason some of thm campaigned to remain is because they thought it would be the more popular option, and would keep them getting elected. Cameron wanted to get votes back from ukip in 2015, he gambled and lost, and swanned off leaving the country in the current shit we're in now.
Well if you are going to comment at least give a true balanced reply.
As many Labour MP's have been anti EU for years as well.
One Jeremy Corbyn is right up at the top of the list."
Dont confuse him he wants to make it a tory thing or mention corbyn you will have lionel on your case. |
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"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU.
So all the export agents have got their paperwork wrong, ok and in the interim we are going to change our eating habits and start eating fish.
The ordinary voters that voted for Brexit are living from paycheck to paycheck or on benefits. They didn't realise that all the Tories are millionaires or multimillionaire. The master mind act in the Brexit Nigel and children have German Passport so they can live and work freely in the EU. This is the first time in my life I see a country voted for self imposed sanctions. Fishermen complaining I want fish drop to ten pence per kilogram, serve them right to vote Brexit.
Wow, did you write all your yourself.! Lol
You failed to mention the Conservative party campaigned to stay in the EU during the referendum.
Some did. Some didn't.
Most of the current cabinet are full fat brexiteers.
What a surprise, your trying to twist what actually happened.
What way did the Conservative PM campaign during the referendum?
Johnson! He was a leaver. You might remember him in front of a certain bug red bus.
The Tories have been anti EU for years. They don't want to pay tax! And they don't give a fuck about the people.
The only reason some of thm campaigned to remain is because they thought it would be the more popular option, and would keep them getting elected. Cameron wanted to get votes back from ukip in 2015, he gambled and lost, and swanned off leaving the country in the current shit we're in now.
Well if you are going to comment at least give a true balanced reply.
As many Labour MP's have been anti EU for years as well.
One Jeremy Corbyn is right up at the top of the list.
Indeed.
The Tory party own brexit though."
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"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU.
So all the export agents have got their paperwork wrong, ok and in the interim we are going to change our eating habits and start eating fish.
The ordinary voters that voted for Brexit are living from paycheck to paycheck or on benefits. They didn't realise that all the Tories are millionaires or multimillionaire. The master mind act in the Brexit Nigel and children have German Passport so they can live and work freely in the EU. This is the first time in my life I see a country voted for self imposed sanctions. Fishermen complaining I want fish drop to ten pence per kilogram, serve them right to vote Brexit.
Wow, did you write all your yourself.! Lol
You failed to mention the Conservative party campaigned to stay in the EU during the referendum.
Some did. Some didn't.
Most of the current cabinet are full fat brexiteers.
What a surprise, your trying to twist what actually happened.
What way did the Conservative PM campaign during the referendum?
Johnson! He was a leaver. You might remember him in front of a certain bug red bus.
The Tories have been anti EU for years. They don't want to pay tax! And they don't give a fuck about the people.
The only reason some of thm campaigned to remain is because they thought it would be the more popular option, and would keep them getting elected. Cameron wanted to get votes back from ukip in 2015, he gambled and lost, and swanned off leaving the country in the current shit we're in now.
Well if you are going to comment at least give a true balanced reply.
As many Labour MP's have been anti EU for years as well.
One Jeremy Corbyn is right up at the top of the list.Dont confuse him he wants to make it a tory thing or mention corbyn you will have lionel on your case. "
I don't care about Corbyn. Although he did campaign to remain.
This clusterfuck is squarely on the shoulders of the Tories. |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU.
So all the export agents have got their paperwork wrong, ok and in the interim we are going to change our eating habits and start eating fish.
The ordinary voters that voted for Brexit are living from paycheck to paycheck or on benefits. They didn't realise that all the Tories are millionaires or multimillionaire. The master mind act in the Brexit Nigel and children have German Passport so they can live and work freely in the EU. This is the first time in my life I see a country voted for self imposed sanctions. Fishermen complaining I want fish drop to ten pence per kilogram, serve them right to vote Brexit.
Wow, did you write all your yourself.! Lol
You failed to mention the Conservative party campaigned to stay in the EU during the referendum.
Some did. Some didn't.
Most of the current cabinet are full fat brexiteers.
What a surprise, your trying to twist what actually happened.
What way did the Conservative PM campaign during the referendum?
Johnson! He was a leaver. You might remember him in front of a certain bug red bus.
The Tories have been anti EU for years. They don't want to pay tax! And they don't give a fuck about the people.
The only reason some of thm campaigned to remain is because they thought it would be the more popular option, and would keep them getting elected. Cameron wanted to get votes back from ukip in 2015, he gambled and lost, and swanned off leaving the country in the current shit we're in now.
Well if you are going to comment at least give a true balanced reply.
As many Labour MP's have been anti EU for years as well.
One Jeremy Corbyn is right up at the top of the list.Dont confuse him he wants to make it a tory thing or mention corbyn you will have lionel on your case.
I don't care about Corbyn. Although he did campaign to remain.
This clusterfuck is squarely on the shoulders of the Tories."
You have a short memory mate he sat on the fence for so long he got splinters up his arse.He has all through his political career been anti eu only when he had a chance of being pm he changed his stance to not answering one way or the other. |
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"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU.
So all the export agents have got their paperwork wrong, ok and in the interim we are going to change our eating habits and start eating fish.
The ordinary voters that voted for Brexit are living from paycheck to paycheck or on benefits. They didn't realise that all the Tories are millionaires or multimillionaire. The master mind act in the Brexit Nigel and children have German Passport so they can live and work freely in the EU. This is the first time in my life I see a country voted for self imposed sanctions. Fishermen complaining I want fish drop to ten pence per kilogram, serve them right to vote Brexit.
Wow, did you write all your yourself.! Lol
You failed to mention the Conservative party campaigned to stay in the EU during the referendum.
Some did. Some didn't.
Most of the current cabinet are full fat brexiteers.
What a surprise, your trying to twist what actually happened.
What way did the Conservative PM campaign during the referendum?
Johnson! He was a leaver. You might remember him in front of a certain bug red bus.
The Tories have been anti EU for years. They don't want to pay tax! And they don't give a fuck about the people.
The only reason some of thm campaigned to remain is because they thought it would be the more popular option, and would keep them getting elected. Cameron wanted to get votes back from ukip in 2015, he gambled and lost, and swanned off leaving the country in the current shit we're in now.
Well if you are going to comment at least give a true balanced reply.
As many Labour MP's have been anti EU for years as well.
One Jeremy Corbyn is right up at the top of the list.Dont confuse him he wants to make it a tory thing or mention corbyn you will have lionel on your case.
I don't care about Corbyn. Although he did campaign to remain.
This clusterfuck is squarely on the shoulders of the Tories.You have a short memory mate he sat on the fence for so long he got splinters up his arse.He has all through his political career been anti eu only when he had a chance of being pm he changed his stance to not answering one way or the other. "
Okay, so you put a proportion of the blame on him.
I don't have any opinion on your opinion on the % of blame you assign to Corbyn. |
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"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU.
So all the export agents have got their paperwork wrong, ok and in the interim we are going to change our eating habits and start eating fish.
The ordinary voters that voted for Brexit are living from paycheck to paycheck or on benefits. They didn't realise that all the Tories are millionaires or multimillionaire. The master mind act in the Brexit Nigel and children have German Passport so they can live and work freely in the EU. This is the first time in my life I see a country voted for self imposed sanctions. Fishermen complaining I want fish drop to ten pence per kilogram, serve them right to vote Brexit.
Wow, did you write all your yourself.! Lol
You failed to mention the Conservative party campaigned to stay in the EU during the referendum.
Some did. Some didn't.
Most of the current cabinet are full fat brexiteers.
What a surprise, your trying to twist what actually happened.
What way did the Conservative PM campaign during the referendum?
Johnson! He was a leaver. You might remember him in front of a certain bug red bus.
The Tories have been anti EU for years. They don't want to pay tax! And they don't give a fuck about the people.
The only reason some of thm campaigned to remain is because they thought it would be the more popular option, and would keep them getting elected. Cameron wanted to get votes back from ukip in 2015, he gambled and lost, and swanned off leaving the country in the current shit we're in now.
Well if you are going to comment at least give a true balanced reply.
As many Labour MP's have been anti EU for years as well.
One Jeremy Corbyn is right up at the top of the list.Dont confuse him he wants to make it a tory thing or mention corbyn you will have lionel on your case.
I don't care about Corbyn. Although he did campaign to remain.
This clusterfuck is squarely on the shoulders of the Tories.You have a short memory mate he sat on the fence for so long he got splinters up his arse.He has all through his political career been anti eu only when he had a chance of being pm he changed his stance to not answering one way or the other. "
Pmsl, Corbyn voted against staying in the EEC in 1975, against the Maastricht treaty and whipped his party in triggering article 50. |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU.
So all the export agents have got their paperwork wrong, ok and in the interim we are going to change our eating habits and start eating fish.
The ordinary voters that voted for Brexit are living from paycheck to paycheck or on benefits. They didn't realise that all the Tories are millionaires or multimillionaire. The master mind act in the Brexit Nigel and children have German Passport so they can live and work freely in the EU. This is the first time in my life I see a country voted for self imposed sanctions. Fishermen complaining I want fish drop to ten pence per kilogram, serve them right to vote Brexit.
Wow, did you write all your yourself.! Lol
You failed to mention the Conservative party campaigned to stay in the EU during the referendum.
Some did. Some didn't.
Most of the current cabinet are full fat brexiteers.
What a surprise, your trying to twist what actually happened.
What way did the Conservative PM campaign during the referendum?
Johnson! He was a leaver. You might remember him in front of a certain bug red bus.
The Tories have been anti EU for years. They don't want to pay tax! And they don't give a fuck about the people.
The only reason some of thm campaigned to remain is because they thought it would be the more popular option, and would keep them getting elected. Cameron wanted to get votes back from ukip in 2015, he gambled and lost, and swanned off leaving the country in the current shit we're in now.
Well if you are going to comment at least give a true balanced reply.
As many Labour MP's have been anti EU for years as well.
One Jeremy Corbyn is right up at the top of the list.Dont confuse him he wants to make it a tory thing or mention corbyn you will have lionel on your case.
I don't care about Corbyn. Although he did campaign to remain.
This clusterfuck is squarely on the shoulders of the Tories.You have a short memory mate he sat on the fence for so long he got splinters up his arse.He has all through his political career been anti eu only when he had a chance of being pm he changed his stance to not answering one way or the other.
Okay, so you put a proportion of the blame on him.
I don't have any opinion on your opinion on the % of blame you assign to Corbyn."
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"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU.
So all the export agents have got their paperwork wrong, ok and in the interim we are going to change our eating habits and start eating fish.
The ordinary voters that voted for Brexit are living from paycheck to paycheck or on benefits. They didn't realise that all the Tories are millionaires or multimillionaire. The master mind act in the Brexit Nigel and children have German Passport so they can live and work freely in the EU. This is the first time in my life I see a country voted for self imposed sanctions. Fishermen complaining I want fish drop to ten pence per kilogram, serve them right to vote Brexit.
Wow, did you write all your yourself.! Lol
You failed to mention the Conservative party campaigned to stay in the EU during the referendum.
Some did. Some didn't.
Most of the current cabinet are full fat brexiteers.
What a surprise, your trying to twist what actually happened.
What way did the Conservative PM campaign during the referendum?
Johnson! He was a leaver. You might remember him in front of a certain bug red bus.
The Tories have been anti EU for years. They don't want to pay tax! And they don't give a fuck about the people.
The only reason some of thm campaigned to remain is because they thought it would be the more popular option, and would keep them getting elected. Cameron wanted to get votes back from ukip in 2015, he gambled and lost, and swanned off leaving the country in the current shit we're in now.
Well if you are going to comment at least give a true balanced reply.
As many Labour MP's have been anti EU for years as well.
One Jeremy Corbyn is right up at the top of the list.Dont confuse him he wants to make it a tory thing or mention corbyn you will have lionel on your case.
I don't care about Corbyn. Although he did campaign to remain.
This clusterfuck is squarely on the shoulders of the Tories.You have a short memory mate he sat on the fence for so long he got splinters up his arse.He has all through his political career been anti eu only when he had a chance of being pm he changed his stance to not answering one way or the other.
Okay, so you put a proportion of the blame on him.
I don't have any opinion on your opinion on the % of blame you assign to Corbyn.Im not blaming anyone just correcting a statement made that was blatantly wrong. "
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"So most fishermen voted leave even though they export the majority of the catch to Europe. Sorry thier logic absolutely fails me. Did you think the French and Spainish would beg for our fish. If you think her HMS navy will also keep them out think again.
Think reality is starting to sink in.The problem is paperwork so temporary and covid also temporary no [problem with leaving EU.
So all the export agents have got their paperwork wrong, ok and in the interim we are going to change our eating habits and start eating fish.
The ordinary voters that voted for Brexit are living from paycheck to paycheck or on benefits. They didn't realise that all the Tories are millionaires or multimillionaire. The master mind act in the Brexit Nigel and children have German Passport so they can live and work freely in the EU. This is the first time in my life I see a country voted for self imposed sanctions. Fishermen complaining I want fish drop to ten pence per kilogram, serve them right to vote Brexit.
Wow, did you write all your yourself.! Lol
You failed to mention the Conservative party campaigned to stay in the EU during the referendum.
Some did. Some didn't.
Most of the current cabinet are full fat brexiteers.
What a surprise, your trying to twist what actually happened.
What way did the Conservative PM campaign during the referendum?
Johnson! He was a leaver. You might remember him in front of a certain bug red bus.
The Tories have been anti EU for years. They don't want to pay tax! And they don't give a fuck about the people.
The only reason some of thm campaigned to remain is because they thought it would be the more popular option, and would keep them getting elected. Cameron wanted to get votes back from ukip in 2015, he gambled and lost, and swanned off leaving the country in the current shit we're in now.
Well if you are going to comment at least give a true balanced reply.
As many Labour MP's have been anti EU for years as well.
One Jeremy Corbyn is right up at the top of the list.Dont confuse him he wants to make it a tory thing or mention corbyn you will have lionel on your case.
I don't care about Corbyn. Although he did campaign to remain.
This clusterfuck is squarely on the shoulders of the Tories.You have a short memory mate he sat on the fence for so long he got splinters up his arse.He has all through his political career been anti eu only when he had a chance of being pm he changed his stance to not answering one way or the other.
Pmsl, Corbyn voted against staying in the EEC in 1975, against the Maastricht treaty and whipped his party in triggering article 50."
So you also put a proportion of blame on Corbyn.
As above, I don't really have an opinion, on your opinion of how much blame lies on his shoulders. |
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Maybe ask why when people use facts as a method of debate that others then ascertain that they are trying to lay blame?
When you have opposing sides of a debate stating facts on particular subjects it doesn't mean they are trying to blame someone or something. It's just a means to show that it's not always as clear cut as some may believe |
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"Maybe ask why when people use facts as a method of debate that others then ascertain that they are trying to lay blame?
When you have opposing sides of a debate stating facts on particular subjects it doesn't mean they are trying to blame someone or something. It's just a means to show that it's not always as clear cut as some may believe "
But we were specifically talking about who is to blame for this mess.
I'm comfortable with anyone talking about anything. |
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Please spare a thought for Irish fishermen who will now have more EU boats in our waters as well as having access to British water restricted.
We live near the coast and I enjoy using this site to see what boats are in the waters, gives an insight into the number and origin of boats in the water.
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"Maybe ask why when people use facts as a method of debate that others then ascertain that they are trying to lay blame?
When you have opposing sides of a debate stating facts on particular subjects it doesn't mean they are trying to blame someone or something. It's just a means to show that it's not always as clear cut as some may believe
But we were specifically talking about who is to blame for this mess.
I'm comfortable with anyone talking about anything."
But you're opponent (person you're debating with) isn't blaming anyone. He/Dhe was simply pointing out that certain Labour factions have been anti-EU etc.
Whereas, your good self continually 'blames' the Conservatives.
This is why people never actually get anywhere in these debates, because they can't see things objectively |
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"Maybe ask why when people use facts as a method of debate that others then ascertain that they are trying to lay blame?
When you have opposing sides of a debate stating facts on particular subjects it doesn't mean they are trying to blame someone or something. It's just a means to show that it's not always as clear cut as some may believe
But we were specifically talking about who is to blame for this mess.
I'm comfortable with anyone talking about anything.
But you're opponent (person you're debating with) isn't blaming anyone. He/Dhe was simply pointing out that certain Labour factions have been anti-EU etc.
Whereas, your good self continually 'blames' the Conservatives.
This is why people never actually get anywhere in these debates, because they can't see things objectively "
Okay fine. So are they saying that Brexit is not down to the Tories, as the assertion?
Or just stating random facts? |
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In May 2015, following a Conservative Party manifesto pledge, the legal basis for the EU referendum was established through the European Union Referendum Act 2015. Britain Stronger in Europe became the official group campaigning for the UK to remain in the EU, and was endorsed by the Prime Minister David Cameron and Chancellor George Osborne. Vote Leave was the official group campaigning for the UK to leave the EU, and was fronted by Conservative MPs Boris Johnson and Michael Gove, along with Labour MP Gisela Stuart.[9] Other campaign groups, political parties, businesses, trade unions, newspapers and prominent individuals were also involved, with both sides having supporters from across the political spectrum. Parties in favour of 'remain' included Labour, the Liberal Democrats, the Scottish National Party (SNP), Plaid Cymru and the Green Party;[10][11][12][13] while the UK Independence Party (UKIP) campaigned in favour of leaving the European Union;[14] and the Conservative Party remained neutral.[15] In spite of the official positions of the Conservative Party and Labour, both parties allowed their MPs to publicly campaign for either side of the issue.[16][17]
Immediately after the result, financial markets reacted negatively worldwide, and Cameron announced that he would resign as Prime Minister and Leader of the Conservative Party, having campaigned unsuccessfully to remain in the European Union. It was the first time that a national referendum result had gone against the preferred option of the UK Government. Cameron was succeeded by Theresa May on 13 July 2016. The Labour Party also faced a leadership challenge as a result of the EU referendum.
From Wikipedia just to remind everyone of how the referendum ..
It was Conservative manifesto pledge ..
So in my humble opinion it is indeed their baby . |
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"Maybe ask why when people use facts as a method of debate that others then ascertain that they are trying to lay blame?
When you have opposing sides of a debate stating facts on particular subjects it doesn't mean they are trying to blame someone or something. It's just a means to show that it's not always as clear cut as some may believe
But we were specifically talking about who is to blame for this mess.
I'm comfortable with anyone talking about anything.
But you're opponent (person you're debating with) isn't blaming anyone. He/Dhe was simply pointing out that certain Labour factions have been anti-EU etc.
Whereas, your good self continually 'blames' the Conservatives.
This is why people never actually get anywhere in these debates, because they can't see things objectively
Okay fine. So are they saying that Brexit is not down to the Tories, as the assertion?
Or just stating random facts? "
The way I read it, is they are saying that Brexit is not solely down to the Tories.
The fact is that people on both sides campaigned and voted FOR Brexit.
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"In May 2015, following a Conservative Party manifesto pledge, the legal basis for the EU referendum was established through the European Union Referendum Act 2015. Britain Stronger in Europe became the official group campaigning for the UK to remain in the EU, and was endorsed by the Prime Minister David Cameron and Chancellor George Osborne. Vote Leave was the official group campaigning for the UK to leave the EU, and was fronted by Conservative MPs Boris Johnson and Michael Gove, along with Labour MP Gisela Stuart.[9] Other campaign groups, political parties, businesses, trade unions, newspapers and prominent individuals were also involved, with both sides having supporters from across the political spectrum. Parties in favour of 'remain' included Labour, the Liberal Democrats, the Scottish National Party (SNP), Plaid Cymru and the Green Party;[10][11][12][13] while the UK Independence Party (UKIP) campaigned in favour of leaving the European Union;[14] and the Conservative Party remained neutral.[15] In spite of the official positions of the Conservative Party and Labour, both parties allowed their MPs to publicly campaign for either side of the issue.[16][17]
Immediately after the result, financial markets reacted negatively worldwide, and Cameron announced that he would resign as Prime Minister and Leader of the Conservative Party, having campaigned unsuccessfully to remain in the European Union. It was the first time that a national referendum result had gone against the preferred option of the UK Government. Cameron was succeeded by Theresa May on 13 July 2016. The Labour Party also faced a leadership challenge as a result of the EU referendum.
From Wikipedia just to remind everyone of how the referendum ..
It was Conservative manifesto pledge ..
So in my humble opinion it is indeed their baby . "
It was a conservative manifesto pledge to offer a referendum.
It had been debated for decades. And some would say that he done the right thing in standing by his promise.
I know that's hard to believe from a politician but he was elected on that promise. You know by us, the electorate. |
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"In May 2015, following a Conservative Party manifesto pledge, the legal basis for the EU referendum was established through the European Union Referendum Act 2015. Britain Stronger in Europe became the official group campaigning for the UK to remain in the EU, and was endorsed by the Prime Minister David Cameron and Chancellor George Osborne. Vote Leave was the official group campaigning for the UK to leave the EU, and was fronted by Conservative MPs Boris Johnson and Michael Gove, along with Labour MP Gisela Stuart.[9] Other campaign groups, political parties, businesses, trade unions, newspapers and prominent individuals were also involved, with both sides having supporters from across the political spectrum. Parties in favour of 'remain' included Labour, the Liberal Democrats, the Scottish National Party (SNP), Plaid Cymru and the Green Party;[10][11][12][13] while the UK Independence Party (UKIP) campaigned in favour of leaving the European Union;[14] and the Conservative Party remained neutral.[15] In spite of the official positions of the Conservative Party and Labour, both parties allowed their MPs to publicly campaign for either side of the issue.[16][17]
Immediately after the result, financial markets reacted negatively worldwide, and Cameron announced that he would resign as Prime Minister and Leader of the Conservative Party, having campaigned unsuccessfully to remain in the European Union. It was the first time that a national referendum result had gone against the preferred option of the UK Government. Cameron was succeeded by Theresa May on 13 July 2016. The Labour Party also faced a leadership challenge as a result of the EU referendum.
From Wikipedia just to remind everyone of how the referendum ..
It was Conservative manifesto pledge ..
So in my humble opinion it is indeed their baby .
It was a conservative manifesto pledge to offer a referendum.
It had been debated for decades. And some would say that he done the right thing in standing by his promise.
I know that's hard to believe from a politician but he was elected on that promise. You know by us, the electorate."
Whether it had been debated for years is irrelevant when the discussion was primarily at this point as to why and how the referendum came about .
It was a Conservative party manifesto pledge .. They own it , it belongs to them |
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"In May 2015, following a Conservative Party manifesto pledge, the legal basis for the EU referendum was established through the European Union Referendum Act 2015. Britain Stronger in Europe became the official group campaigning for the UK to remain in the EU, and was endorsed by the Prime Minister David Cameron and Chancellor George Osborne. Vote Leave was the official group campaigning for the UK to leave the EU, and was fronted by Conservative MPs Boris Johnson and Michael Gove, along with Labour MP Gisela Stuart.[9] Other campaign groups, political parties, businesses, trade unions, newspapers and prominent individuals were also involved, with both sides having supporters from across the political spectrum. Parties in favour of 'remain' included Labour, the Liberal Democrats, the Scottish National Party (SNP), Plaid Cymru and the Green Party;[10][11][12][13] while the UK Independence Party (UKIP) campaigned in favour of leaving the European Union;[14] and the Conservative Party remained neutral.[15] In spite of the official positions of the Conservative Party and Labour, both parties allowed their MPs to publicly campaign for either side of the issue.[16][17]
Immediately after the result, financial markets reacted negatively worldwide, and Cameron announced that he would resign as Prime Minister and Leader of the Conservative Party, having campaigned unsuccessfully to remain in the European Union. It was the first time that a national referendum result had gone against the preferred option of the UK Government. Cameron was succeeded by Theresa May on 13 July 2016. The Labour Party also faced a leadership challenge as a result of the EU referendum.
From Wikipedia just to remind everyone of how the referendum ..
It was Conservative manifesto pledge ..
So in my humble opinion it is indeed their baby .
It was a conservative manifesto pledge to offer a referendum.
It had been debated for decades. And some would say that he done the right thing in standing by his promise.
I know that's hard to believe from a politician but he was elected on that promise. You know by us, the electorate.
Whether it had been debated for years is irrelevant when the discussion was primarily at this point as to why and how the referendum came about .
It was a Conservative party manifesto pledge .. They own it , it belongs to them "
If that's how you wan to look at things then that's your prerogative.
I see things differently. The electorate voted for it, so the electorate own it. |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"In May 2015, following a Conservative Party manifesto pledge, the legal basis for the EU referendum was established through the European Union Referendum Act 2015. Britain Stronger in Europe became the official group campaigning for the UK to remain in the EU, and was endorsed by the Prime Minister David Cameron and Chancellor George Osborne. Vote Leave was the official group campaigning for the UK to leave the EU, and was fronted by Conservative MPs Boris Johnson and Michael Gove, along with Labour MP Gisela Stuart.[9] Other campaign groups, political parties, businesses, trade unions, newspapers and prominent individuals were also involved, with both sides having supporters from across the political spectrum. Parties in favour of 'remain' included Labour, the Liberal Democrats, the Scottish National Party (SNP), Plaid Cymru and the Green Party;[10][11][12][13] while the UK Independence Party (UKIP) campaigned in favour of leaving the European Union;[14] and the Conservative Party remained neutral.[15] In spite of the official positions of the Conservative Party and Labour, both parties allowed their MPs to publicly campaign for either side of the issue.[16][17]
Immediately after the result, financial markets reacted negatively worldwide, and Cameron announced that he would resign as Prime Minister and Leader of the Conservative Party, having campaigned unsuccessfully to remain in the European Union. It was the first time that a national referendum result had gone against the preferred option of the UK Government. Cameron was succeeded by Theresa May on 13 July 2016. The Labour Party also faced a leadership challenge as a result of the EU referendum.
From Wikipedia just to remind everyone of how the referendum ..
It was Conservative manifesto pledge ..
So in my humble opinion it is indeed their baby .
It was a conservative manifesto pledge to offer a referendum.
It had been debated for decades. And some would say that he done the right thing in standing by his promise.
I know that's hard to believe from a politician but he was elected on that promise. You know by us, the electorate.
Whether it had been debated for years is irrelevant when the discussion was primarily at this point as to why and how the referendum came about .
It was a Conservative party manifesto pledge .. They own it , it belongs to them "
Actually the eu own it they should have listened to Cameron when he went to them and told them what would happen if there was not reform. |
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"In May 2015, following a Conservative Party manifesto pledge, the legal basis for the EU referendum was established through the European Union Referendum Act 2015. Britain Stronger in Europe became the official group campaigning for the UK to remain in the EU, and was endorsed by the Prime Minister David Cameron and Chancellor George Osborne. Vote Leave was the official group campaigning for the UK to leave the EU, and was fronted by Conservative MPs Boris Johnson and Michael Gove, along with Labour MP Gisela Stuart.[9] Other campaign groups, political parties, businesses, trade unions, newspapers and prominent individuals were also involved, with both sides having supporters from across the political spectrum. Parties in favour of 'remain' included Labour, the Liberal Democrats, the Scottish National Party (SNP), Plaid Cymru and the Green Party;[10][11][12][13] while the UK Independence Party (UKIP) campaigned in favour of leaving the European Union;[14] and the Conservative Party remained neutral.[15] In spite of the official positions of the Conservative Party and Labour, both parties allowed their MPs to publicly campaign for either side of the issue.[16][17]
Immediately after the result, financial markets reacted negatively worldwide, and Cameron announced that he would resign as Prime Minister and Leader of the Conservative Party, having campaigned unsuccessfully to remain in the European Union. It was the first time that a national referendum result had gone against the preferred option of the UK Government. Cameron was succeeded by Theresa May on 13 July 2016. The Labour Party also faced a leadership challenge as a result of the EU referendum.
From Wikipedia just to remind everyone of how the referendum ..
It was Conservative manifesto pledge ..
So in my humble opinion it is indeed their baby .
It was a conservative manifesto pledge to offer a referendum.
It had been debated for decades. And some would say that he done the right thing in standing by his promise.
I know that's hard to believe from a politician but he was elected on that promise. You know by us, the electorate.
Whether it had been debated for years is irrelevant when the discussion was primarily at this point as to why and how the referendum came about .
It was a Conservative party manifesto pledge .. They own it , it belongs to them "
It was a manifesto pledge to have a referendum but in your very own text rhe PM and chancellor campaigned to stay in the EU.
Let's not forget the would not have been a referendum at all if 544 mps had not voted for it in the first place.
So in reality it is owned by Parliment. |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"A few weeks in and they are already trying to shift responsibility.
It's not looking good
Brexit is the responsibility of the leave campaign and people who voted leave.
Simple."
Not at all mate i have not seen one leaver on here moaning about how things are going only you impatient remainers. |
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"In May 2015, following a Conservative Party manifesto pledge, the legal basis for the EU referendum was established through the European Union Referendum Act 2015. Britain Stronger in Europe became the official group campaigning for the UK to remain in the EU, and was endorsed by the Prime Minister David Cameron and Chancellor George Osborne. Vote Leave was the official group campaigning for the UK to leave the EU, and was fronted by Conservative MPs Boris Johnson and Michael Gove, along with Labour MP Gisela Stuart.[9] Other campaign groups, political parties, businesses, trade unions, newspapers and prominent individuals were also involved, with both sides having supporters from across the political spectrum. Parties in favour of 'remain' included Labour, the Liberal Democrats, the Scottish National Party (SNP), Plaid Cymru and the Green Party;[10][11][12][13] while the UK Independence Party (UKIP) campaigned in favour of leaving the European Union;[14] and the Conservative Party remained neutral.[15] In spite of the official positions of the Conservative Party and Labour, both parties allowed their MPs to publicly campaign for either side of the issue.[16][17]
Immediately after the result, financial markets reacted negatively worldwide, and Cameron announced that he would resign as Prime Minister and Leader of the Conservative Party, having campaigned unsuccessfully to remain in the European Union. It was the first time that a national referendum result had gone against the preferred option of the UK Government. Cameron was succeeded by Theresa May on 13 July 2016. The Labour Party also faced a leadership challenge as a result of the EU referendum.
From Wikipedia just to remind everyone of how the referendum ..
It was Conservative manifesto pledge ..
So in my humble opinion it is indeed their baby .
It was a conservative manifesto pledge to offer a referendum.
It had been debated for decades. And some would say that he done the right thing in standing by his promise.
I know that's hard to believe from a politician but he was elected on that promise. You know by us, the electorate.
Whether it had been debated for years is irrelevant when the discussion was primarily at this point as to why and how the referendum came about .
It was a Conservative party manifesto pledge .. They own it , it belongs to them
It was a manifesto pledge to have a referendum but in your very own text rhe PM and chancellor campaigned to stay in the EU.
Let's not forget the would not have been a referendum at all if 544 mps had not voted for it in the first place.
So in reality it is owned by Parliment. "
It’s not my own “ text “ , it’s from as stated Wikipedia .
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"A few weeks in and they are already trying to shift responsibility.
It's not looking good
Brexit is the responsibility of the leave campaign and people who voted leave.
Simple.Not at all mate i have not seen one leaver on here moaning about how things are going only you impatient remainers."
So why is the likes of corbyn been mentioned ?
For good or bad the responsibility of brexit lies with people who wanted it
Simple |
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"A few weeks in and they are already trying to shift responsibility.
It's not looking good
Brexit is the responsibility of the leave campaign and people who voted leave.
Simple.Not at all mate i have not seen one leaver on here moaning about how things are going only you impatient remainers.
So why is the likes of corbyn been mentioned ?
For good or bad the responsibility of brexit lies with people who wanted it
Simple "
It's in the forum policies. Someone has to mention Corbyn in every thread. |
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"A few weeks in and they are already trying to shift responsibility.
It's not looking good
Brexit is the responsibility of the leave campaign and people who voted leave.
Simple.Not at all mate i have not seen one leaver on here moaning about how things are going only you impatient remainers.
So why is the likes of corbyn been mentioned ?
For good or bad the responsibility of brexit lies with people who wanted it
Simple "
Which Corbyn was one of those.
Maybe if you stopped mentioning Thatcher so much you would have an argument. |
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"A few weeks in and they are already trying to shift responsibility.
It's not looking good
Brexit is the responsibility of the leave campaign and people who voted leave.
Simple.Not at all mate i have not seen one leaver on here moaning about how things are going only you impatient remainers.
So why is the likes of corbyn been mentioned ?
For good or bad the responsibility of brexit lies with people who wanted it
Simple
Which Corbyn was one of those.
Maybe if you stopped mentioning Thatcher so much you would have an argument."
Corbyn campaigned for Brexit?
Link please. |
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"A few weeks in and they are already trying to shift responsibility.
It's not looking good
Brexit is the responsibility of the leave campaign and people who voted leave.
Simple.Not at all mate i have not seen one leaver on here moaning about how things are going only you impatient remainers.
So why is the likes of corbyn been mentioned ?
For good or bad the responsibility of brexit lies with people who wanted it
Simple
Which Corbyn was one of those.
Maybe if you stopped mentioning Thatcher so much you would have an argument.
Corbyn campaigned for Brexit?
Link please. "
I'm not going to play games with you Lionel.
If you do not even know your own glorious leaders views on stuff there really is no point of you posting stuff. |
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"A few weeks in and they are already trying to shift responsibility.
It's not looking good
Brexit is the responsibility of the leave campaign and people who voted leave.
Simple.Not at all mate i have not seen one leaver on here moaning about how things are going only you impatient remainers.
So why is the likes of corbyn been mentioned ?
For good or bad the responsibility of brexit lies with people who wanted it
Simple
Which Corbyn was one of those.
Maybe if you stopped mentioning Thatcher so much you would have an argument.
Corbyn campaigned for Brexit?
Link please.
I'm not going to play games with you Lionel.
If you do not even know your own glorious leaders views on stuff there really is no point of you posting stuff."
So he never campaigned for Brexit?
Glad that's cleared up |
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"So.. Looks like the fishing industry is up the creek then.
Unless the government pull the miracle of the century off, they'll be joining the jobless "
Nah they will be ok
Boris has promised to bail them out
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"A few weeks in and they are already trying to shift responsibility.
It's not looking good
Brexit is the responsibility of the leave campaign and people who voted leave.
Simple.Not at all mate i have not seen one leaver on here moaning about how things are going only you impatient remainers.
So why is the likes of corbyn been mentioned ?
For good or bad the responsibility of brexit lies with people who wanted it
Simple
Which Corbyn was one of those.
Maybe if you stopped mentioning Thatcher so much you would have an argument.
Corbyn campaigned for Brexit?
Link please.
I'm not going to play games with you Lionel.
If you do not even know your own glorious leaders views on stuff there really is no point of you posting stuff.
So he never campaigned for Brexit?
Glad that's cleared up"
https://m.facebook.com/leaveeuofficial/videos/302194697312533/ |
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"A few weeks in and they are already trying to shift responsibility.
It's not looking good
Brexit is the responsibility of the leave campaign and people who voted leave.
Simple.Not at all mate i have not seen one leaver on here moaning about how things are going only you impatient remainers.
So why is the likes of corbyn been mentioned ?
For good or bad the responsibility of brexit lies with people who wanted it
Simple
Which Corbyn was one of those.
Maybe if you stopped mentioning Thatcher so much you would have an argument.
Corbyn campaigned for Brexit?
Link please.
I'm not going to play games with you Lionel.
If you do not even know your own glorious leaders views on stuff there really is no point of you posting stuff.
So he never campaigned for Brexit?
Glad that's cleared up
https://m.facebook.com/leaveeuofficial/videos/302194697312533/"
Did he campaign for Brexit? |
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"A few weeks in and they are already trying to shift responsibility.
It's not looking good
Brexit is the responsibility of the leave campaign and people who voted leave.
Simple.Not at all mate i have not seen one leaver on here moaning about how things are going only you impatient remainers.
So why is the likes of corbyn been mentioned ?
For good or bad the responsibility of brexit lies with people who wanted it
Simple
Which Corbyn was one of those.
Maybe if you stopped mentioning Thatcher so much you would have an argument.
Corbyn campaigned for Brexit?
Link please.
I'm not going to play games with you Lionel.
If you do not even know your own glorious leaders views on stuff there really is no point of you posting stuff.
So he never campaigned for Brexit?
Glad that's cleared up
https://m.facebook.com/leaveeuofficial/videos/302194697312533/"
I'm not on Facebook.
But I assume posting a link to Leave.EU is 100% solid from a fact checked information point of view? |
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"A few weeks in and they are already trying to shift responsibility.
It's not looking good
Brexit is the responsibility of the leave campaign and people who voted leave.
Simple.Not at all mate i have not seen one leaver on here moaning about how things are going only you impatient remainers.
So why is the likes of corbyn been mentioned ?
For good or bad the responsibility of brexit lies with people who wanted it
Simple
Which Corbyn was one of those.
Maybe if you stopped mentioning Thatcher so much you would have an argument.
Corbyn campaigned for Brexit?
Link please.
I'm not going to play games with you Lionel.
If you do not even know your own glorious leaders views on stuff there really is no point of you posting stuff.
So he never campaigned for Brexit?
Glad that's cleared up
https://m.facebook.com/leaveeuofficial/videos/302194697312533/
I'm not on Facebook.
But I assume posting a link to Leave.EU is 100% solid from a fact checked information point of view? "
Facebook is obvs an impeccable source |
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"Brussels didn't do great for the UK fishermen over the past 44 years did it, catch halved and most boats sold off.
Now its upto Brussels to enforce the rule of law particularly with the French.
Otherwise the British Empire should step in and enforce it.
British Empire? "
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"So.. Looks like the fishing industry is up the creek then.
Unless the government pull the miracle of the century off, they'll be joining the jobless
Nah they will be ok
Boris has promised to bail them out
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And we all know what that is worth |
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"So.. Looks like the fishing industry is up the creek then.
Unless the government pull the miracle of the century off, they'll be joining the jobless
Nah they will be ok
Boris has promised to bail them out
And we all know what that is worth "
To the tuna of 23 million squid apparently !!
So a quick rekie .. losing 1 million a day since the 1st of Jan .. Today’s the 20th .. so looks like they are going to run back out of money sometime Saturday ..
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"So.. Looks like the fishing industry is up the creek then.
Unless the government pull the miracle of the century off, they'll be joining the jobless
Nah they will be ok
Boris has promised to bail them out
And we all know what that is worth "
He is a man of his word |
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"So.. Looks like the fishing industry is up the creek then.
Unless the government pull the miracle of the century off, they'll be joining the jobless
Nah they will be ok
Boris has promised to bail them out
And we all know what that is worth
To the tuna of 23 million squid apparently !!
So a quick rekie .. losing 1 million a day since the 1st of Jan .. Today’s the 20th .. so looks like they are going to run back out of money sometime Saturday ..
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"There will be no downside to brexit" David Davis.
So this must be a brexit benefit. |
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"So.. Looks like the fishing industry is up the creek then.
Unless the government pull the miracle of the century off, they'll be joining the jobless
Nah they will be ok
Boris has promised to bail them out
And we all know what that is worth
To the tuna of 23 million squid apparently !!
So a quick rekie .. losing 1 million a day since the 1st of Jan .. Today’s the 20th .. so looks like they are going to run back out of money sometime Saturday ..
"There will be no downside to brexit" David Davis.
So this must be a brexit benefit."
Well David Davis is not to be trusted he is another Brexit moron. Don't see it going smoothly so far. Fishing, farming, meat industry and goods to Northern Ireland and musicians in uproar it's really going well. Good old Boris as done a great job. NOT would not trust to organise a kiss up in a brewery. |
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A few weeks in and they are already trying to shift responsibility.
It's not looking good
Brexit is the responsibility of the leave campaign and people who voted leave.
Simple.Not at all mate i have not seen one leaver on here moaning about how things are going only you impatient remainers.
Really! Have you been listening to the fishermen whom almost all of them voted Brexit. The remainer's already knew that this was pie in the sky so we're just sitting in out little corner watching the poppy show. |
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So.. Looks like the fishing industry is up the creek then.
Unless the government pull the miracle of the century off, they'll be joining the jobless
Yes! So they all should, universal credit await them which is one more of the Tories scam. I am now political homeless. |
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"The problem is, we spent 4 years doing the best part of fuck all, and negotiated a deal right at the very last moment.
No time for bedding in, dry runs, proper scrutiny etc. "
Or, the problem is, there never was any benefit to anyone except for the few at the top who made cash currency trading and who don't want to pay tax. Oh and US corporations who want to buy into a deregulated UK market. |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"The problem is, we spent 4 years doing the best part of fuck all, and negotiated a deal right at the very last moment.
No time for bedding in, dry runs, proper scrutiny etc. "
Yet the eu have got 6 months bedding in period i guess that was the macron effect.  |
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"The problem is, we spent 4 years doing the best part of fuck all, and negotiated a deal right at the very last moment.
No time for bedding in, dry runs, proper scrutiny etc. "
There is a conspiracy theory that it was left to the last minute so everyone would just focus on getting a deal and the 'minor 'details would be ignored
Though that would take some actual planning. |
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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago
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"The problem is, we spent 4 years doing the best part of fuck all, and negotiated a deal right at the very last moment.
No time for bedding in, dry runs, proper scrutiny etc. Yet the eu have got 6 months bedding in period i guess that was the macron effect. "
Our goods are being held up whikst every single piece of paperwork is checked. One innocent mistake, and its rejected.
The EU's goods are just being waved through without checks. No wonder business owners are up in arms. |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"The problem is, we spent 4 years doing the best part of fuck all, and negotiated a deal right at the very last moment.
No time for bedding in, dry runs, proper scrutiny etc. Yet the eu have got 6 months bedding in period i guess that was the macron effect.
Our goods are being held up whikst every single piece of paperwork is checked. One innocent mistake, and its rejected.
The EU's goods are just being waved through without checks. No wonder business owners are up in arms. "
Exactly i cant blame them either.
I just love the way some think its the demise of the uk fishing industry and seem to actually revel in it.Give it a month and it will be forgotten about. |
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"The problem is, we spent 4 years doing the best part of fuck all, and negotiated a deal right at the very last moment.
No time for bedding in, dry runs, proper scrutiny etc. Yet the eu have got 6 months bedding in period i guess that was the macron effect.
Our goods are being held up whikst every single piece of paperwork is checked. One innocent mistake, and its rejected.
The EU's goods are just being waved through without checks. No wonder business owners are up in arms. Exactly i cant blame them either.
I just love the way some think its the demise of the uk fishing industry and seem to actually revel in it.Give it a month and it will be forgotten about. "
What will be forgotten , that we ever had a fishing industry ? |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"The problem is, we spent 4 years doing the best part of fuck all, and negotiated a deal right at the very last moment.
No time for bedding in, dry runs, proper scrutiny etc. Yet the eu have got 6 months bedding in period i guess that was the macron effect.
Our goods are being held up whikst every single piece of paperwork is checked. One innocent mistake, and its rejected.
The EU's goods are just being waved through without checks. No wonder business owners are up in arms. Exactly i cant blame them either.
I just love the way some think its the demise of the uk fishing industry and seem to actually revel in it.Give it a month and it will be forgotten about.
What will be forgotten , that we ever had a fishing industry ? "
no as much as it would give you a hard on i meant the paperwork problems. |
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"The problem is, we spent 4 years doing the best part of fuck all, and negotiated a deal right at the very last moment.
No time for bedding in, dry runs, proper scrutiny etc. Yet the eu have got 6 months bedding in period i guess that was the macron effect.
Our goods are being held up whikst every single piece of paperwork is checked. One innocent mistake, and its rejected.
The EU's goods are just being waved through without checks. No wonder business owners are up in arms. Exactly i cant blame them either.
I just love the way some think its the demise of the uk fishing industry and seem to actually revel in it.Give it a month and it will be forgotten about. "
Probably something to do with about 3 months of headlines like this
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9024183/amp/Bullish-Boris-Johnson-ready-walk-away-Brexit-talks-Prime-Minister-warns-wont-sign-deal.html
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"The problem is, we spent 4 years doing the best part of fuck all, and negotiated a deal right at the very last moment.
No time for bedding in, dry runs, proper scrutiny etc. Yet the eu have got 6 months bedding in period i guess that was the macron effect.
Our goods are being held up whikst every single piece of paperwork is checked. One innocent mistake, and its rejected.
The EU's goods are just being waved through without checks. No wonder business owners are up in arms. Exactly i cant blame them either.
I just love the way some think its the demise of the uk fishing industry and seem to actually revel in it.Give it a month and it will be forgotten about.
What will be forgotten , that we ever had a fishing industry ? no as much as it would give you a hard on i meant the paperwork problems."
Actually it wouldn’t give me hard on , I’m not that fucking kinky ..
Regardless of my own views . I don’t want to see people out of work and struggling .. I sincerely want the best for people of the Uk .. I had to leave the North East in the early eighties due to lack of work and prospects . Thatchers Children !! ..
I’ve watched Tory policy devastation once and now , frighteningly it looks like I am having to watch it all over again . |
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The problem is, we spent 4 years doing the best part of fuck all, and negotiated a deal right at the very last moment.
No time for bedding in, dry runs, proper scrutiny etc. Yet the eu have got 6 months bedding in period i guess that was the macron effect.
The guys at the top, there family and friends make all the money from no deal planning. Billions of pounds spent for no deal and not even a portable toilet was bought it was lay bear for all to see when France shuts their border in December. The PM run crying to the EU and the EU gave him a blank sheet of paper and ask him to sign it and they will fill it out later, and been the fool he is, he just signed it and wave the blank sheet to the country and claimed they get the best deal. What a bunch of A holes if you no what I mean. |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"The problem is, we spent 4 years doing the best part of fuck all, and negotiated a deal right at the very last moment.
No time for bedding in, dry runs, proper scrutiny etc. Yet the eu have got 6 months bedding in period i guess that was the macron effect.
Our goods are being held up whikst every single piece of paperwork is checked. One innocent mistake, and its rejected.
The EU's goods are just being waved through without checks. No wonder business owners are up in arms. Exactly i cant blame them either.
I just love the way some think its the demise of the uk fishing industry and seem to actually revel in it.Give it a month and it will be forgotten about.
What will be forgotten , that we ever had a fishing industry ? no as much as it would give you a hard on i meant the paperwork problems.
Actually it wouldn’t give me hard on , I’m not that fucking kinky ..
Regardless of my own views . I don’t want to see people out of work and struggling .. I sincerely want the best for people of the Uk .. I had to leave the North East in the early eighties due to lack of work and prospects . Thatchers Children !! ..
I’ve watched Tory policy devastation once and now , frighteningly it looks like I am having to watch it all over again . "
I do apologise it was something chocolate that was on about them all being on universal credit.  |
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The problem is, we spent 4 years doing the best part of fuck all, and negotiated a deal right at the very last moment.
No time for bedding in, dry runs, proper scrutiny etc. Yet the eu have got 6 months bedding in period i guess that was the macron effect.
Our goods are being held up whikst every single piece of paperwork is checked. One innocent mistake, and its rejected.
The EU's goods are just being waved through without checks. No wonder business owners are up in arms. Exactly i cant blame them either.
I just love the way some think its the demise of the uk fishing industry and seem to actually revel in it.Give it a month and it will be forgotten about.
What will be forgotten , that we ever had a fishing industry ? no as much as it would give you a hard on i meant the paperwork problems.
Actually it wouldn’t give me hard on , I’m not that fucking kinky ..
Regardless of my own views . I don’t want to see people out of work and struggling .. I sincerely want the best for people of the Uk .. I had to leave the North East in the early eighties due to lack of work and prospects . Thatchers Children !! ..
I’ve watched Tory policy devastation once and now , frighteningly it looks like I am having to watch it all over again . I do apologise it was something chocolate that was on about them all being on universal credit.
Yes I said so because most of them voted Brexit so what do they expect this country imports more than they export it can not provide fresh food for it self for a month let alone years lol Turkey voted for Christmas. |
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"The problem is, we spent 4 years doing the best part of fuck all, and negotiated a deal right at the very last moment.
No time for bedding in, dry runs, proper scrutiny etc. Yet the eu have got 6 months bedding in period i guess that was the macron effect.
Our goods are being held up whikst every single piece of paperwork is checked. One innocent mistake, and its rejected.
The EU's goods are just being waved through without checks. No wonder business owners are up in arms. Exactly i cant blame them either.
I just love the way some think its the demise of the uk fishing industry and seem to actually revel in it.Give it a month and it will be forgotten about.
What will be forgotten , that we ever had a fishing industry ? "
Perhaps a boat in a museum for school teachers to show the children.
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