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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Barnier, who has shown an interest in the French presidency, has mooted that it would be sensible for the EU to shut borders in the Schengen region to immigration for 3 - 5 years.
https://www.politico.eu/article/michel-barnier-french-borders-shut-pledge/
This would be popular in France as well as across many European countries as there are links between immigration and terrorism.
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Barnier, who has shown an interest in the French presidency, has mooted that it would be sensible for the EU to shut borders in the Schengen region to immigration for 3 - 5 years.
https://www.politico.eu/article/michel-barnier-french-borders-shut-pledge/
This would be popular in France as well as across many European countries as there are links between immigration and terrorism.
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And the EU countries not in schengen?
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"It would be a start if France did the job that the uk pays them £28 million to do.
I think he means to not let them in, he's not worried about those leaving me thinks  "
Exactly maybe he is just after some headline news as he has a new book out about his brexit negotiations or worried about the rise of marine le penn.  |
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Barnier, who has shown an interest in the French presidency, has mooted that it would be sensible for the EU to shut borders in the Schengen region to immigration for 3 - 5 years.
https://www.politico.eu/article/michel-barnier-french-borders-shut-pledge/
This would be popular in France as well as across many European countries as there are links between immigration and terrorism.
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Do you think the Eu is in Terminal decline due to what
Barnier has said ?
Or would that be an incorrect statement ? |
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"It would be a start if France did the job that the uk pays them £28 million to do.
I think he means to not let them in, he's not worried about those leaving me thinks Exactly maybe he is just after some headline news as he has a new book out about his brexit negotiations or worried about the rise of marine le penn. "
At least it would stop any more Brits moving to Europe and trying to turn it into a Little England.
I would certainly vote him into power if that was one of the benifits. |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
near ipswich |
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Barnier, who has shown an interest in the French presidency, has mooted that it would be sensible for the EU to shut borders in the Schengen region to immigration for 3 - 5 years.
https://www.politico.eu/article/michel-barnier-french-borders-shut-pledge/
This would be popular in France as well as across many European countries as there are links between immigration and terrorism.
Do you think the Eu is in Terminal decline due to what
Barnier has said ?
Or would that be an incorrect statement ?"
If this question is aimed at everyone, no i dont think so the eu will hang on to the concept of a US of E with every fibre in their body the gravy train is too good to let go of and plenty still have the dream of being 1st president of Europe. |
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
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"It would be a start if France did the job that the uk pays them £28 million to do.
I think he means to not let them in, he's not worried about those leaving me thinks Exactly maybe he is just after some headline news as he has a new book out about his brexit negotiations or worried about the rise of marine le penn.
At least it would stop any more Brits moving to Europe and trying to turn it into a Little England.
I would certainly vote him into power if that was one of the benifits."
Is this from outside the EU or just from everyone not in the schengen area ? |
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"It would be a start if France did the job that the uk pays them £28 million to do.
I think he means to not let them in, he's not worried about those leaving me thinks Exactly maybe he is just after some headline news as he has a new book out about his brexit negotiations or worried about the rise of marine le penn.
At least it would stop any more Brits moving to Europe and trying to turn it into a Little England.
I would certainly vote him into power if that was one of the benifits."
The UK is in Europe already has been for some time I believe  |
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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago
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"It would be a start if France did the job that the uk pays them £28 million to do.
I think he means to not let them in, he's not worried about those leaving me thinks Exactly maybe he is just after some headline news as he has a new book out about his brexit negotiations or worried about the rise of marine le penn.
At least it would stop any more Brits moving to Europe and trying to turn it into a Little England.
I would certainly vote him into power if that was one of the benifits.
Is this from outside the EU or just from everyone not in the schengen area ? "
Immigration from outside the EU, and suspension of Schengen to maintain strict border controls.
Bona-fide refugees and students would be exempt. |
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"It would be a start if France did the job that the uk pays them £28 million to do.
I think he means to not let them in, he's not worried about those leaving me thinks Exactly maybe he is just after some headline news as he has a new book out about his brexit negotiations or worried about the rise of marine le penn.
At least it would stop any more Brits moving to Europe and trying to turn it into a Little England.
I would certainly vote him into power if that was one of the benifits."
Says a man who with the looks of it currently lives between France and England. |
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"One of the main drivers behind Brexit, was the lack of controlled immigration, and now we have the EU's chief negotiator suggesting just that! "
Although uncontrolled immigration was nothing to do with my vote, its an unsurprising irony that Brussels is far more parochial and shut off to the rest of the World than we are.
Will remainers ever get over the lies they were told? |
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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago
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Many EU states have been caught using illegal methods to push back refugees and immigrants for years. Why anyone thinks the sun shines out of the a'rse on the EU is this matter needs to get a reality check.
Saying that you are going to do it out in the open is simply more honest. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"He's suddenly - and I don't doubt for a second that it's his eye on the French Presidency - being a realist. And a little less two-faced."
It's definitely to do with the Presidential campaign coming up. I don't think anyone could doubt that |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
near ipswich |
"It would be a start if France did the job that the uk pays them £28 million to do.
I think he means to not let them in, he's not worried about those leaving me thinks Exactly maybe he is just after some headline news as he has a new book out about his brexit negotiations or worried about the rise of marine le penn.
At least it would stop any more Brits moving to Europe and trying to turn it into a Little England.
I would certainly vote him into power if that was one of the benifits."
So now we have it you are xenophobic. |
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"It would be a start if France did the job that the uk pays them £28 million to do.
I think he means to not let them in, he's not worried about those leaving me thinks Exactly maybe he is just after some headline news as he has a new book out about his brexit negotiations or worried about the rise of marine le penn.
At least it would stop any more Brits moving to Europe and trying to turn it into a Little England.
I would certainly vote him into power if that was one of the benifits.So now we have it you are xenophobic. "
Oh God give us the gift to see, ourselves, as others see us |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
upton wirral |
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Barnier, who has shown an interest in the French presidency, has mooted that it would be sensible for the EU to shut borders in the Schengen region to immigration for 3 - 5 years.
https://www.politico.eu/article/michel-barnier-french-borders-shut-pledge/
This would be popular in France as well as across many European countries as there are links between immigration and terrorism.
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As allways the EU being two faced they would do this to stop the EU breaking up nothing to do with covid |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"That's a tiny place."
Yep a population of 6000 and already they have had 11000 land this year. I can see Italy kicking up again very soon about it and the eu ending up paying Libya to keep them just like they do with Turkey.  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"As allways the EU being two faced they would do this to stop the EU breaking up nothing to do with covid"
What a strange comment coming from someone who voted to leave the EU when one of the main points on the manifesto was to get rid of immigrants.
Now the EU is talking about doing something similar, they are in the wrong...
Who would have thought that
An excellent proposal from my point of view and I would have thought that all the Tory nationalists on here would have been fully behind it.
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By (user no longer on site)
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""As allways the EU being two faced they would do this to stop the EU breaking up nothing to do with covid"
What a strange comment coming from someone who voted to leave the EU when one of the main points on the manifesto was to get rid of immigrants.
Now the EU is talking about doing something similar, they are in the wrong...
Who would have thought that
An excellent proposal from my point of view and I would have thought that all the Tory nationalists on here would have been fully behind it.
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Farage (mr Brexit ) will be delighted at this proposal |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
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Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
near ipswich |
"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
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How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement "
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, "
If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument. "
Let me guess, vote leave had nothing to do with the Brexit result? Anyway, that’s in the past, when did you first realise that you wanted the UK to leave the EU? |
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument.
Let me guess, vote leave had nothing to do with the Brexit result? Anyway, that’s in the past, when did you first realise that you wanted the UK to leave the EU? "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument.
Let me guess, vote leave had nothing to do with the Brexit result? Anyway, that’s in the past, when did you first realise that you wanted the UK to leave the EU?
1987 "
And we didn’t vote to leave till 2016. What were you doing Chris? Just standing their waiting and doing nothing? Poor effort . 29 years of hurt , |
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument.
Let me guess, vote leave had nothing to do with the Brexit result? Anyway, that’s in the past, when did you first realise that you wanted the UK to leave the EU?
1987
And we didn’t vote to leave till 2016. What were you doing Chris? Just standing their waiting and doing nothing? Poor effort . 29 years of hurt , "
Actively campaigning. And it makes Victory taste all the sweeter.
With an aperitif of salty tears. Delicious. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument.
Let me guess, vote leave had nothing to do with the Brexit result? Anyway, that’s in the past, when did you first realise that you wanted the UK to leave the EU?
1987
And we didn’t vote to leave till 2016. What were you doing Chris? Just standing their waiting and doing nothing? Poor effort . 29 years of hurt ,
Actively campaigning. And it makes Victory taste all the sweeter.
With an aperitif of salty tears. Delicious. "
And it took 29 years? That’s a very poor effort, why so slow ? |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument.
Let me guess, vote leave had nothing to do with the Brexit result? Anyway, that’s in the past, when did you first realise that you wanted the UK to leave the EU? "
I have told you many times before why i wanted to leave, i was happy with a common market but gradually it was becoming increasingly obvious that they wanted more and guess with the introduction of the euro was the first time i thought it was going to far.So when the opportunity arose with the referendum that was the time. |
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument.
Let me guess, vote leave had nothing to do with the Brexit result? Anyway, that’s in the past, when did you first realise that you wanted the UK to leave the EU? I have told you many times before why i wanted to leave, i was happy with a common market but gradually it was becoming increasingly obvious that they wanted more and guess with the introduction of the euro was the first time i thought it was going to far.So when the opportunity arose with the referendum that was the time."
I know, and I respect that, I was looking for date really |
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument.
Let me guess, vote leave had nothing to do with the Brexit result? Anyway, that’s in the past, when did you first realise that you wanted the UK to leave the EU? I have told you many times before why i wanted to leave, i was happy with a common market but gradually it was becoming increasingly obvious that they wanted more and guess with the introduction of the euro was the first time i thought it was going to far.So when the opportunity arose with the referendum that was the time.
I know, and I respect that, I was looking for date really "
The year you decided that the UK should leave the EU |
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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago
atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke |
"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
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If ultimately it was illegal they would have renounced the Vote - they didn't so ergo . . . |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument.
Let me guess, vote leave had nothing to do with the Brexit result? Anyway, that’s in the past, when did you first realise that you wanted the UK to leave the EU? I have told you many times before why i wanted to leave, i was happy with a common market but gradually it was becoming increasingly obvious that they wanted more and guess with the introduction of the euro was the first time i thought it was going to far.So when the opportunity arose with the referendum that was the time.
I know, and I respect that, I was looking for date really "
Well i cant help you with that as it was gradual just like all those perks the fat cats keep giving themselves in the eu (own tax laws, duty free shops, increased travel allowances and pensions etc etc etc) |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument.
Let me guess, vote leave had nothing to do with the Brexit result? Anyway, that’s in the past, when did you first realise that you wanted the UK to leave the EU? I have told you many times before why i wanted to leave, i was happy with a common market but gradually it was becoming increasingly obvious that they wanted more and guess with the introduction of the euro was the first time i thought it was going to far.So when the opportunity arose with the referendum that was the time.
I know, and I respect that, I was looking for date really Well i cant help you with that as it was gradual just like all those perks the fat cats keep giving themselves in the eu (own tax laws, duty free shops, increased travel allowances and pensions etc etc etc) "
1992? My point is that ‘if’ the UK does rejoin the EU it will take years , people might be ‘over it’ and have ‘moved on’ right now but that can change like it did with yourself . |
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument.
Let me guess, vote leave had nothing to do with the Brexit result? Anyway, that’s in the past, when did you first realise that you wanted the UK to leave the EU? I have told you many times before why i wanted to leave, i was happy with a common market but gradually it was becoming increasingly obvious that they wanted more and guess with the introduction of the euro was the first time i thought it was going to far.So when the opportunity arose with the referendum that was the time.
I know, and I respect that, I was looking for date really Well i cant help you with that as it was gradual just like all those perks the fat cats keep giving themselves in the eu (own tax laws, duty free shops, increased travel allowances and pensions etc etc etc)
1992? My point is that ‘if’ the UK does rejoin the EU it will take years , people might be ‘over it’ and have ‘moved on’ right now but that can change like it did with yourself . "
Glad to hear you're over it 
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument.
Let me guess, vote leave had nothing to do with the Brexit result? Anyway, that’s in the past, when did you first realise that you wanted the UK to leave the EU? I have told you many times before why i wanted to leave, i was happy with a common market but gradually it was becoming increasingly obvious that they wanted more and guess with the introduction of the euro was the first time i thought it was going to far.So when the opportunity arose with the referendum that was the time.
I know, and I respect that, I was looking for date really Well i cant help you with that as it was gradual just like all those perks the fat cats keep giving themselves in the eu (own tax laws, duty free shops, increased travel allowances and pensions etc etc etc)
1992? My point is that ‘if’ the UK does rejoin the EU it will take years , people might be ‘over it’ and have ‘moved on’ right now but that can change like it did with yourself . "
Of course people can change it would be a boring life if you didn't but i cant see them giving up gravy chain anytime soon so i wont be changing my mind. |
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument.
Let me guess, vote leave had nothing to do with the Brexit result? Anyway, that’s in the past, when did you first realise that you wanted the UK to leave the EU? I have told you many times before why i wanted to leave, i was happy with a common market but gradually it was becoming increasingly obvious that they wanted more and guess with the introduction of the euro was the first time i thought it was going to far.So when the opportunity arose with the referendum that was the time.
I know, and I respect that, I was looking for date really Well i cant help you with that as it was gradual just like all those perks the fat cats keep giving themselves in the eu (own tax laws, duty free shops, increased travel allowances and pensions etc etc etc)
1992? My point is that ‘if’ the UK does rejoin the EU it will take years , people might be ‘over it’ and have ‘moved on’ right now but that can change like it did with yourself . Of course people can change it would be a boring life if you didn't but i cant see them giving up gravy chain anytime soon so i wont be changing my mind. "
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over a year ago
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument.
Let me guess, vote leave had nothing to do with the Brexit result? Anyway, that’s in the past, when did you first realise that you wanted the UK to leave the EU? I have told you many times before why i wanted to leave, i was happy with a common market but gradually it was becoming increasingly obvious that they wanted more and guess with the introduction of the euro was the first time i thought it was going to far.So when the opportunity arose with the referendum that was the time.
I know, and I respect that, I was looking for date really Well i cant help you with that as it was gradual just like all those perks the fat cats keep giving themselves in the eu (own tax laws, duty free shops, increased travel allowances and pensions etc etc etc)
1992? My point is that ‘if’ the UK does rejoin the EU it will take years , people might be ‘over it’ and have ‘moved on’ right now but that can change like it did with yourself .
Glad to hear you're over it
Be a winner. Join the winners. Winners not whiners. "
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument.
Let me guess, vote leave had nothing to do with the Brexit result? Anyway, that’s in the past, when did you first realise that you wanted the UK to leave the EU? I have told you many times before why i wanted to leave, i was happy with a common market but gradually it was becoming increasingly obvious that they wanted more and guess with the introduction of the euro was the first time i thought it was going to far.So when the opportunity arose with the referendum that was the time.
I know, and I respect that, I was looking for date really Well i cant help you with that as it was gradual just like all those perks the fat cats keep giving themselves in the eu (own tax laws, duty free shops, increased travel allowances and pensions etc etc etc)
1992? My point is that ‘if’ the UK does rejoin the EU it will take years , people might be ‘over it’ and have ‘moved on’ right now but that can change like it did with yourself . Of course people can change it would be a boring life if you didn't but i cant see them giving up gravy chain anytime soon so i wont be changing my mind.
Who knows, the EU will have to change to survive, the ‘rejoin the EU’ in the future will be as prominent as ‘the leave the EU’ was in the past "
I doubt i will be alive to see it but will take your word for it.Are you going to be all bitter and twisted until it happens or move on? |
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over a year ago
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument.
Let me guess, vote leave had nothing to do with the Brexit result? Anyway, that’s in the past, when did you first realise that you wanted the UK to leave the EU? I have told you many times before why i wanted to leave, i was happy with a common market but gradually it was becoming increasingly obvious that they wanted more and guess with the introduction of the euro was the first time i thought it was going to far.So when the opportunity arose with the referendum that was the time.
I know, and I respect that, I was looking for date really Well i cant help you with that as it was gradual just like all those perks the fat cats keep giving themselves in the eu (own tax laws, duty free shops, increased travel allowances and pensions etc etc etc)
1992? My point is that ‘if’ the UK does rejoin the EU it will take years , people might be ‘over it’ and have ‘moved on’ right now but that can change like it did with yourself . Of course people can change it would be a boring life if you didn't but i cant see them giving up gravy chain anytime soon so i wont be changing my mind.
Who knows, the EU will have to change to survive, the ‘rejoin the EU’ in the future will be as prominent as ‘the leave the EU’ was in the past I doubt i will be alive to see it but will take your word for it.Are you going to be all bitter and twisted until it happens or move on?"
I am only as bitter and twisted as you were before 2016, |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
near ipswich |
"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument.
Let me guess, vote leave had nothing to do with the Brexit result? Anyway, that’s in the past, when did you first realise that you wanted the UK to leave the EU? I have told you many times before why i wanted to leave, i was happy with a common market but gradually it was becoming increasingly obvious that they wanted more and guess with the introduction of the euro was the first time i thought it was going to far.So when the opportunity arose with the referendum that was the time.
I know, and I respect that, I was looking for date really Well i cant help you with that as it was gradual just like all those perks the fat cats keep giving themselves in the eu (own tax laws, duty free shops, increased travel allowances and pensions etc etc etc)
1992? My point is that ‘if’ the UK does rejoin the EU it will take years , people might be ‘over it’ and have ‘moved on’ right now but that can change like it did with yourself . Of course people can change it would be a boring life if you didn't but i cant see them giving up gravy chain anytime soon so i wont be changing my mind.
Who knows, the EU will have to change to survive, the ‘rejoin the EU’ in the future will be as prominent as ‘the leave the EU’ was in the past I doubt i will be alive to see it but will take your word for it.Are you going to be all bitter and twisted until it happens or move on?
I am only as bitter and twisted as you were before 2016, "
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument.
Let me guess, vote leave had nothing to do with the Brexit result? Anyway, that’s in the past, when did you first realise that you wanted the UK to leave the EU? I have told you many times before why i wanted to leave, i was happy with a common market but gradually it was becoming increasingly obvious that they wanted more and guess with the introduction of the euro was the first time i thought it was going to far.So when the opportunity arose with the referendum that was the time.
I know, and I respect that, I was looking for date really Well i cant help you with that as it was gradual just like all those perks the fat cats keep giving themselves in the eu (own tax laws, duty free shops, increased travel allowances and pensions etc etc etc)
1992? My point is that ‘if’ the UK does rejoin the EU it will take years , people might be ‘over it’ and have ‘moved on’ right now but that can change like it did with yourself . Of course people can change it would be a boring life if you didn't but i cant see them giving up gravy chain anytime soon so i wont be changing my mind.
Who knows, the EU will have to change to survive, the ‘rejoin the EU’ in the future will be as prominent as ‘the leave the EU’ was in the past I doubt i will be alive to see it but will take your word for it.Are you going to be all bitter and twisted until it happens or move on?
I am only as bitter and twisted as you were before 2016, how do you know that?"
I don’t , just like you have no idea how ‘bitter and twisted ‘I am , as I keep telling people, this is just banter, to pass the time, |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
near ipswich |
"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument.
Let me guess, vote leave had nothing to do with the Brexit result? Anyway, that’s in the past, when did you first realise that you wanted the UK to leave the EU? I have told you many times before why i wanted to leave, i was happy with a common market but gradually it was becoming increasingly obvious that they wanted more and guess with the introduction of the euro was the first time i thought it was going to far.So when the opportunity arose with the referendum that was the time.
I know, and I respect that, I was looking for date really Well i cant help you with that as it was gradual just like all those perks the fat cats keep giving themselves in the eu (own tax laws, duty free shops, increased travel allowances and pensions etc etc etc)
1992? My point is that ‘if’ the UK does rejoin the EU it will take years , people might be ‘over it’ and have ‘moved on’ right now but that can change like it did with yourself . Of course people can change it would be a boring life if you didn't but i cant see them giving up gravy chain anytime soon so i wont be changing my mind.
Who knows, the EU will have to change to survive, the ‘rejoin the EU’ in the future will be as prominent as ‘the leave the EU’ was in the past I doubt i will be alive to see it but will take your word for it.Are you going to be all bitter and twisted until it happens or move on?
I am only as bitter and twisted as you were before 2016, how do you know that?
I don’t , just like you have no idea how ‘bitter and twisted ‘I am , as I keep telling people, this is just banter, to pass the time, "
right so its just banter i understand now you dont really have an opinion at all. |
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over a year ago
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument.
Let me guess, vote leave had nothing to do with the Brexit result? Anyway, that’s in the past, when did you first realise that you wanted the UK to leave the EU? I have told you many times before why i wanted to leave, i was happy with a common market but gradually it was becoming increasingly obvious that they wanted more and guess with the introduction of the euro was the first time i thought it was going to far.So when the opportunity arose with the referendum that was the time.
I know, and I respect that, I was looking for date really Well i cant help you with that as it was gradual just like all those perks the fat cats keep giving themselves in the eu (own tax laws, duty free shops, increased travel allowances and pensions etc etc etc)
1992? My point is that ‘if’ the UK does rejoin the EU it will take years , people might be ‘over it’ and have ‘moved on’ right now but that can change like it did with yourself . Of course people can change it would be a boring life if you didn't but i cant see them giving up gravy chain anytime soon so i wont be changing my mind.
Who knows, the EU will have to change to survive, the ‘rejoin the EU’ in the future will be as prominent as ‘the leave the EU’ was in the past I doubt i will be alive to see it but will take your word for it.Are you going to be all bitter and twisted until it happens or move on?
I am only as bitter and twisted as you were before 2016, how do you know that?
I don’t , just like you have no idea how ‘bitter and twisted ‘I am , as I keep telling people, this is just banter, to pass the time, right so its just banter i understand now you dont really have an opinion at all."
I have an opinion that differs from yours but why does that make me ‘bitter & twisted’ I am sure you weren’t ‘better & twisted’ and had ‘leavers tears ‘throughout all the years we were in the EU? |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
near ipswich |
"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument.
Let me guess, vote leave had nothing to do with the Brexit result? Anyway, that’s in the past, when did you first realise that you wanted the UK to leave the EU? I have told you many times before why i wanted to leave, i was happy with a common market but gradually it was becoming increasingly obvious that they wanted more and guess with the introduction of the euro was the first time i thought it was going to far.So when the opportunity arose with the referendum that was the time.
I know, and I respect that, I was looking for date really Well i cant help you with that as it was gradual just like all those perks the fat cats keep giving themselves in the eu (own tax laws, duty free shops, increased travel allowances and pensions etc etc etc)
1992? My point is that ‘if’ the UK does rejoin the EU it will take years , people might be ‘over it’ and have ‘moved on’ right now but that can change like it did with yourself . Of course people can change it would be a boring life if you didn't but i cant see them giving up gravy chain anytime soon so i wont be changing my mind.
Who knows, the EU will have to change to survive, the ‘rejoin the EU’ in the future will be as prominent as ‘the leave the EU’ was in the past I doubt i will be alive to see it but will take your word for it.Are you going to be all bitter and twisted until it happens or move on?
I am only as bitter and twisted as you were before 2016, how do you know that?
I don’t , just like you have no idea how ‘bitter and twisted ‘I am , as I keep telling people, this is just banter, to pass the time, right so its just banter i understand now you dont really have an opinion at all.
I have an opinion that differs from yours but why does that make me ‘bitter & twisted’ I am sure you weren’t ‘better & twisted’ and had ‘leavers tears ‘throughout all the years we were in the EU? "
No i wasn't as there was nothing i could do and that would be a total waste of time when the chance arose i took it. Just look at it as how you feel with all these years of tory rule without the disappointment of having a chance to change it but not enough people agreed with you. |
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument.
Let me guess, vote leave had nothing to do with the Brexit result? Anyway, that’s in the past, when did you first realise that you wanted the UK to leave the EU? I have told you many times before why i wanted to leave, i was happy with a common market but gradually it was becoming increasingly obvious that they wanted more and guess with the introduction of the euro was the first time i thought it was going to far.So when the opportunity arose with the referendum that was the time.
I know, and I respect that, I was looking for date really Well i cant help you with that as it was gradual just like all those perks the fat cats keep giving themselves in the eu (own tax laws, duty free shops, increased travel allowances and pensions etc etc etc)
1992? My point is that ‘if’ the UK does rejoin the EU it will take years , people might be ‘over it’ and have ‘moved on’ right now but that can change like it did with yourself . Of course people can change it would be a boring life if you didn't but i cant see them giving up gravy chain anytime soon so i wont be changing my mind.
Who knows, the EU will have to change to survive, the ‘rejoin the EU’ in the future will be as prominent as ‘the leave the EU’ was in the past I doubt i will be alive to see it but will take your word for it.Are you going to be all bitter and twisted until it happens or move on?
I am only as bitter and twisted as you were before 2016, how do you know that?
I don’t , just like you have no idea how ‘bitter and twisted ‘I am , as I keep telling people, this is just banter, to pass the time, right so its just banter i understand now you dont really have an opinion at all.
I have an opinion that differs from yours but why does that make me ‘bitter & twisted’ I am sure you weren’t ‘better & twisted’ and had ‘leavers tears ‘throughout all the years we were in the EU? No i wasn't as there was nothing i could do and that would be a total waste of time when the chance arose i took it. Just look at it as how you feel with all these years of tory rule without the disappointment of having a chance to change it but not enough people agreed with you. "
So we can agree, you weren’t ‘bitter and twisted ‘ for 20 years and I haven’t been ‘bitter and twisted ‘ for 5 years? Time will tell, it might take 30 years to rejoin there is nothing I can do about it until I get that chance |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument.
Let me guess, vote leave had nothing to do with the Brexit result? Anyway, that’s in the past, when did you first realise that you wanted the UK to leave the EU? I have told you many times before why i wanted to leave, i was happy with a common market but gradually it was becoming increasingly obvious that they wanted more and guess with the introduction of the euro was the first time i thought it was going to far.So when the opportunity arose with the referendum that was the time.
I know, and I respect that, I was looking for date really Well i cant help you with that as it was gradual just like all those perks the fat cats keep giving themselves in the eu (own tax laws, duty free shops, increased travel allowances and pensions etc etc etc)
1992? My point is that ‘if’ the UK does rejoin the EU it will take years , people might be ‘over it’ and have ‘moved on’ right now but that can change like it did with yourself . Of course people can change it would be a boring life if you didn't but i cant see them giving up gravy chain anytime soon so i wont be changing my mind.
Who knows, the EU will have to change to survive, the ‘rejoin the EU’ in the future will be as prominent as ‘the leave the EU’ was in the past I doubt i will be alive to see it but will take your word for it.Are you going to be all bitter and twisted until it happens or move on?
I am only as bitter and twisted as you were before 2016, how do you know that?
I don’t , just like you have no idea how ‘bitter and twisted ‘I am , as I keep telling people, this is just banter, to pass the time, right so its just banter i understand now you dont really have an opinion at all.
I have an opinion that differs from yours but why does that make me ‘bitter & twisted’ I am sure you weren’t ‘better & twisted’ and had ‘leavers tears ‘throughout all the years we were in the EU? No i wasn't as there was nothing i could do and that would be a total waste of time when the chance arose i took it. Just look at it as how you feel with all these years of tory rule without the disappointment of having a chance to change it but not enough people agreed with you.
So we can agree, you weren’t ‘bitter and twisted ‘ for 20 years and I haven’t been ‘bitter and twisted ‘ for 5 years? Time will tell, it might take 30 years to rejoin there is nothing I can do about it until I get that chance "
Right so are you going to try and not sound so bitter and twisted in future posts then,sounds good to me. |
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over a year ago
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
How was the brexit campaign illegal thats a bold statement
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992.amp
It broke electoral law, If you read it it was vote leave that was fined for that not the brexit campaign but as usual you take the bits that suit your argument.
Let me guess, vote leave had nothing to do with the Brexit result? Anyway, that’s in the past, when did you first realise that you wanted the UK to leave the EU? I have told you many times before why i wanted to leave, i was happy with a common market but gradually it was becoming increasingly obvious that they wanted more and guess with the introduction of the euro was the first time i thought it was going to far.So when the opportunity arose with the referendum that was the time.
I know, and I respect that, I was looking for date really Well i cant help you with that as it was gradual just like all those perks the fat cats keep giving themselves in the eu (own tax laws, duty free shops, increased travel allowances and pensions etc etc etc)
1992? My point is that ‘if’ the UK does rejoin the EU it will take years , people might be ‘over it’ and have ‘moved on’ right now but that can change like it did with yourself . Of course people can change it would be a boring life if you didn't but i cant see them giving up gravy chain anytime soon so i wont be changing my mind.
Who knows, the EU will have to change to survive, the ‘rejoin the EU’ in the future will be as prominent as ‘the leave the EU’ was in the past I doubt i will be alive to see it but will take your word for it.Are you going to be all bitter and twisted until it happens or move on?
I am only as bitter and twisted as you were before 2016, how do you know that?
I don’t , just like you have no idea how ‘bitter and twisted ‘I am , as I keep telling people, this is just banter, to pass the time, right so its just banter i understand now you dont really have an opinion at all.
I have an opinion that differs from yours but why does that make me ‘bitter & twisted’ I am sure you weren’t ‘better & twisted’ and had ‘leavers tears ‘throughout all the years we were in the EU? No i wasn't as there was nothing i could do and that would be a total waste of time when the chance arose i took it. Just look at it as how you feel with all these years of tory rule without the disappointment of having a chance to change it but not enough people agreed with you.
So we can agree, you weren’t ‘bitter and twisted ‘ for 20 years and I haven’t been ‘bitter and twisted ‘ for 5 years? Time will tell, it might take 30 years to rejoin there is nothing I can do about it until I get that chance Right so are you going to try and not sound so bitter and twisted in future posts then,sounds good to me. "
I shall continue to post exactly as I please, if that sounds ‘bitter and twisted’ to you then so be it, |
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"Many EU states have been caught using illegal methods to push back refugees and immigrants for years. Why anyone thinks the sun shines out of the a'rse on the EU is this matter needs to get a reality check.
Saying that you are going to do it out in the open is simply more honest."
I wouldn't say any remain voter I know of think the sun shines out of the EU's arse over any topic to be honest. |
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"Many EU states have been caught using illegal methods to push back refugees and immigrants for years. Why anyone thinks the sun shines out of the a'rse on the EU is this matter needs to get a reality check.
Saying that you are going to do it out in the open is simply more honest.
I wouldn't say any remain voter I know of think the sun shines out of the EU's arse over any topic to be honest. "
As you are allowed to think |
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Barnier, who has shown an interest in the French presidency, has mooted that it would be sensible for the EU to shut borders in the Schengen region to immigration for 3 - 5 years.
https://www.politico.eu/article/michel-barnier-french-borders-shut-pledge/
This would be popular in France as well as across many European countries as there are links between immigration and terrorism.
Do you think the Eu is in Terminal decline due to what
Barnier has said ?
Or would that be an incorrect statement ?If this question is aimed at everyone, no i dont think so the eu will hang on to the concept of a US of E with every fibre in their body the gravy train is too good to let go of and plenty still have the dream of being 1st president of Europe."
Barnier is now an ex employee of the EU organisation .
Does a person who works for an organisation have to
Believe what that organisation stands for over personal views they may hold ?
Or is that not possible ? |
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Barnier, who has shown an interest in the French presidency, has mooted that it would be sensible for the EU to shut borders in the Schengen region to immigration for 3 - 5 years.
https://www.politico.eu/article/michel-barnier-french-borders-shut-pledge/
This would be popular in France as well as across many European countries as there are links between immigration and terrorism.
Do you think the Eu is in Terminal decline due to what
Barnier has said ?
Or would that be an incorrect statement ?If this question is aimed at everyone, no i dont think so the eu will hang on to the concept of a US of E with every fibre in their body the gravy train is too good to let go of and plenty still have the dream of being 1st president of Europe.
Barnier is now an ex employee of the EU organisation .
Does a person who works for an organisation have to
Believe what that organisation stands for over personal views they may hold ?
Or is that not possible ?"
When your the boss, then yes, yes you do, obviously |
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Barnier, who has shown an interest in the French presidency, has mooted that it would be sensible for the EU to shut borders in the Schengen region to immigration for 3 - 5 years.
https://www.politico.eu/article/michel-barnier-french-borders-shut-pledge/
This would be popular in France as well as across many European countries as there are links between immigration and terrorism.
Do you think the Eu is in Terminal decline due to what
Barnier has said ?
Or would that be an incorrect statement ?If this question is aimed at everyone, no i dont think so the eu will hang on to the concept of a US of E with every fibre in their body the gravy train is too good to let go of and plenty still have the dream of being 1st president of Europe.
Barnier is now an ex employee of the EU organisation .
Does a person who works for an organisation have to
Believe what that organisation stands for over personal views they may hold ?
Or is that not possible ?
When your the boss, then yes, yes you do, obviously "
He wasn’t the boss |
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Barnier, who has shown an interest in the French presidency, has mooted that it would be sensible for the EU to shut borders in the Schengen region to immigration for 3 - 5 years.
https://www.politico.eu/article/michel-barnier-french-borders-shut-pledge/
This would be popular in France as well as across many European countries as there are links between immigration and terrorism.
Do you think the Eu is in Terminal decline due to what
Barnier has said ?
Or would that be an incorrect statement ?If this question is aimed at everyone, no i dont think so the eu will hang on to the concept of a US of E with every fibre in their body the gravy train is too good to let go of and plenty still have the dream of being 1st president of Europe.
Barnier is now an ex employee of the EU organisation .
Does a person who works for an organisation have to
Believe what that organisation stands for over personal views they may hold ?
Or is that not possible ?
When your the boss, then yes, yes you do, obviously
He wasn’t the boss "
Let me just check
Oh he was apparently. Chief. |
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"As are many countries in the EU. At least Farage was doing it legally and democratically.
Wow - that's a bold statement when we know that the Brexit campaign was illegal and based on lies.
Pray tell me why you may think that if the EU condones what Barnier proposes, it will be illegal and undemocratic?
You have obviously read his finished manifesto at length to have made such a bold statement.
If ultimately it was illegal they would have renounced the Vote - they didn't so ergo . . . "
Guilty so Ergo ?
Im sure that makes Harry Dunnes Mum
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Barnier, who has shown an interest in the French presidency, has mooted that it would be sensible for the EU to shut borders in the Schengen region to immigration for 3 - 5 years.
https://www.politico.eu/article/michel-barnier-french-borders-shut-pledge/
This would be popular in France as well as across many European countries as there are links between immigration and terrorism.
Do you think the Eu is in Terminal decline due to what
Barnier has said ?
Or would that be an incorrect statement ?If this question is aimed at everyone, no i dont think so the eu will hang on to the concept of a US of E with every fibre in their body the gravy train is too good to let go of and plenty still have the dream of being 1st president of Europe.
Barnier is now an ex employee of the EU organisation .
Does a person who works for an organisation have to
Believe what that organisation stands for over personal views they may hold ?
Or is that not possible ?
When your the boss, then yes, yes you do, obviously
He wasn’t the boss
Let me just check
Oh he was apparently. Chief. "
Just checked, He definitely wasn’t the boss of the EU, sorry about that |
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Barnier, who has shown an interest in the French presidency, has mooted that it would be sensible for the EU to shut borders in the Schengen region to immigration for 3 - 5 years.
https://www.politico.eu/article/michel-barnier-french-borders-shut-pledge/
This would be popular in France as well as across many European countries as there are links between immigration and terrorism.
Do you think the Eu is in Terminal decline due to what
Barnier has said ?
Or would that be an incorrect statement ?If this question is aimed at everyone, no i dont think so the eu will hang on to the concept of a US of E with every fibre in their body the gravy train is too good to let go of and plenty still have the dream of being 1st president of Europe.
Barnier is now an ex employee of the EU organisation .
Does a person who works for an organisation have to
Believe what that organisation stands for over personal views they may hold ?
Or is that not possible ?
When your the boss, then yes, yes you do, obviously
He wasn’t the boss
Let me just check
Oh he was apparently. Chief.
Just checked, He definitely wasn’t the boss of the EU, sorry about that "
In your mind, which individual did he work for then? |
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Barnier, who has shown an interest in the French presidency, has mooted that it would be sensible for the EU to shut borders in the Schengen region to immigration for 3 - 5 years.
https://www.politico.eu/article/michel-barnier-french-borders-shut-pledge/
This would be popular in France as well as across many European countries as there are links between immigration and terrorism.
Do you think the Eu is in Terminal decline due to what
Barnier has said ?
Or would that be an incorrect statement ?If this question is aimed at everyone, no i dont think so the eu will hang on to the concept of a US of E with every fibre in their body the gravy train is too good to let go of and plenty still have the dream of being 1st president of Europe.
Barnier is now an ex employee of the EU organisation .
Does a person who works for an organisation have to
Believe what that organisation stands for over personal views they may hold ?
Or is that not possible ?
When your the boss, then yes, yes you do, obviously
He wasn’t the boss
Let me just check
Oh he was apparently. Chief.
Just checked, He definitely wasn’t the boss of the EU, sorry about that
In your mind, which individual did he work for then? "
He worked for the EU , who does lord Frost work for ? |
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Barnier, who has shown an interest in the French presidency, has mooted that it would be sensible for the EU to shut borders in the Schengen region to immigration for 3 - 5 years.
https://www.politico.eu/article/michel-barnier-french-borders-shut-pledge/
This would be popular in France as well as across many European countries as there are links between immigration and terrorism.
Do you think the Eu is in Terminal decline due to what
Barnier has said ?
Or would that be an incorrect statement ?If this question is aimed at everyone, no i dont think so the eu will hang on to the concept of a US of E with every fibre in their body the gravy train is too good to let go of and plenty still have the dream of being 1st president of Europe.
Barnier is now an ex employee of the EU organisation .
Does a person who works for an organisation have to
Believe what that organisation stands for over personal views they may hold ?
Or is that not possible ?
When your the boss, then yes, yes you do, obviously "
He was the Boss when he made this Statement ?
Is he also H.G Wells'George ? |
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"Barnier is playing to the crowd hoping for the presidency but at the end of the day will have to do what their masters say"
Their masters say ?
Is there more than 1 Barnier running for French President ? |
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"Barnier is playing to the crowd hoping for the presidency but at the end of the day will have to do what their masters say
Their masters say ?
Is there more than 1 Barnier running for French President ?"
Only the one as far as I know. Their masters being the EU |
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"Barnier is playing to the crowd hoping for the presidency but at the end of the day will have to do what their masters say
Their masters say ?
Is there more than 1 Barnier running for French President ?
Only the one as far as I know. Their masters being the EU"
S9 who are the Their's ? |
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