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By *andeman OP Man
over a year ago
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New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly! |
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over a year ago
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!"
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect  |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect "
That's why some people are such failures, unable to adapt, lacking vision and a will to succeed. Luckily the state is always there just such people |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect "
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business. |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business."
Norway aren't in the EU  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Norway aren't in the EU "
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Single market though. Just like the Swiss.
And it's kind of the single market we need - and mid and high skilled persons. |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business."
Good luck in Spain, it's bust, that's why so many young Spanish are working in the premiers, stop and talk with them. They will tell you that there are no jobs to be had in Spain |
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By *oi_LucyCouple
over a year ago
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Good luck in Spain, it's bust, that's why so many young Spanish are working in the premiers, stop and talk with them. They will tell you that there are no jobs to be had in Spain "
Ummmm... they said they are looking for somewhere to start their business and they need the single market and access to skilled labour. Why would 'there are no jobs to be had in Spain' be a concern? If anything surely it would be a plus point for them if they are looking to hire?
-Matt |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Good luck in Spain, it's bust, that's why so many young Spanish are working in the premiers, stop and talk with them. They will tell you that there are no jobs to be had in Spain "
Hence why we are looking at spain - we are setting up the business if you bothered to read.
Low rent, low property prices, a government keen to attract and retain sustainable modern businesses, and a fairly well educated population. Oh and the infrastructure in places like Madrid and Barcelona fr biotech and bioinformatics is growing... |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
That's why some people are such failures, unable to adapt, lacking vision and a will to succeed. Luckily the state is always there just such people"
Charming as usual |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Good luck in Spain, it's bust, that's why so many young Spanish are working in the premiers, stop and talk with them. They will tell you that there are no jobs to be had in Spain
Ummmm... they said they are looking for somewhere to start their business and they need the single market and access to skilled labour. Why would 'there are no jobs to be had in Spain' be a concern? If anything surely it would be a plus point for them if they are looking to hire?
-Matt"
That is right, there are lots of opportunities there to start a business and the living cost is 3 times cheaper. |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Good luck in Spain, it's bust, that's why so many young Spanish are working in the premiers, stop and talk with them. They will tell you that there are no jobs to be had in Spain
Ummmm... they said they are looking for somewhere to start their business and they need the single market and access to skilled labour. Why would 'there are no jobs to be had in Spain' be a concern? If anything surely it would be a plus point for them if they are looking to hire?
-Matt"
Yup
tbh free movement of labour is a bonus but not necessary. What is needed is the single market and customs union for us to get standardised products and resources in, then export freely and effectively. |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Good luck in Spain, it's bust, that's why so many young Spanish are working in the premiers, stop and talk with them. They will tell you that there are no jobs to be had in Spain
Ummmm... they said they are looking for somewhere to start their business and they need the single market and access to skilled labour. Why would 'there are no jobs to be had in Spain' be a concern? If anything surely it would be a plus point for them if they are looking to hire?
-Matt"
plenty of spaniards available to hire, just nobody in Spain to buy your goods. Visit slough it's full of them looking for anything better than Spain |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Good luck in Spain, it's bust, that's why so many young Spanish are working in the premiers, stop and talk with them. They will tell you that there are no jobs to be had in Spain
Hence why we are looking at spain - we are setting up the business if you bothered to read.
Low rent, low property prices, a government keen to attract and retain sustainable modern businesses, and a fairly well educated population. Oh and the infrastructure in places like Madrid and Barcelona fr biotech and bioinformatics is growing..."
Try checking out manchester it has all of the things you wish for |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Good luck in Spain, it's bust, that's why so many young Spanish are working in the premiers, stop and talk with them. They will tell you that there are no jobs to be had in Spain
Ummmm... they said they are looking for somewhere to start their business and they need the single market and access to skilled labour. Why would 'there are no jobs to be had in Spain' be a concern? If anything surely it would be a plus point for them if they are looking to hire?
-Matt plenty of spaniards available to hire, just nobody in Spain to buy your goods. Visit slough it's full of them looking for anything better than Spain "
Who says we are selling in spain? You really don't get the single market thing do you.
But actually there are plenty of buyers in spain.Plenty of universities wanting local producers to handle with data and advanced manufacturing, plenty of private health centres - oh and all those wealthy expats from norway, sweden, denmark, germany and the uk - especially the uk, need a middle man to handle private health information. |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Good luck in Spain, it's bust, that's why so many young Spanish are working in the premiers, stop and talk with them. They will tell you that there are no jobs to be had in Spain
Hence why we are looking at spain - we are setting up the business if you bothered to read.
Low rent, low property prices, a government keen to attract and retain sustainable modern businesses, and a fairly well educated population. Oh and the infrastructure in places like Madrid and Barcelona fr biotech and bioinformatics is growing...
Try checking out manchester it has all of the things you wish for"
Except the single market (in the future).
Oh and we'd be competing with GSK and BMS locally. |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business."
Need help packing your suitcase? I'll even drive you to the airport. The UK is overcrowded so you won't be missed and we have a housing shortage here so someone will be glad to take advantage of the house or flat you leave behind.  |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Need help packing your suitcase? I'll even drive you to the airport. The UK is overcrowded so you won't be missed and we have a housing shortage here so someone will be glad to take advantage of the house or flat you leave behind. "
It'll be full of them 100 million Africans now waiting to take up the low skilled jobs gap  |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!"
David Cameron and George Osborne were the new Guy Fawkes for the modern era. They wanted to keep the UK in an undemocratic European union, which would have incrementally taken away more power and sovereignty from our parliamentary democracy in Westminster, which would have ultimately destroyed UK parliament and made it obsolete. In that sense they are no different to Guy Fawkes and are guilty of Treason. |
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By *oi_LucyCouple
over a year ago
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Need help packing your suitcase? I'll even drive you to the airport. The UK is overcrowded so you won't be missed and we have a housing shortage here so someone will be glad to take advantage of the house or flat you leave behind. "
Ahh see, just as I said, you can be a cunt regardless of education or not
This is why I hate Brexit. It has allowed this 'fuck off out of here' mentality to be legimitized. Although this is the first time I've seen it push out a (I presume) British national.
-Matt |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Good luck in Spain, it's bust, that's why so many young Spanish are working in the premiers, stop and talk with them. They will tell you that there are no jobs to be had in Spain
Hence why we are looking at spain - we are setting up the business if you bothered to read.
Low rent, low property prices, a government keen to attract and retain sustainable modern businesses, and a fairly well educated population. Oh and the infrastructure in places like Madrid and Barcelona fr biotech and bioinformatics is growing..."
 I lived in Spain for years. Good luck with that |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Need help packing your suitcase? I'll even drive you to the airport. The UK is overcrowded so you won't be missed and we have a housing shortage here so someone will be glad to take advantage of the house or flat you leave behind.
It'll be full of them 100 million Africans now waiting to take up the low skilled jobs gap "
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Need help packing your suitcase? I'll even drive you to the airport. The UK is overcrowded so you won't be missed and we have a housing shortage here so someone will be glad to take advantage of the house or flat you leave behind.
Ahh see, just as I said, you can be a cunt regardless of education or not
This is why I hate Brexit. It has allowed this 'fuck off out of here' mentality to be legimitized. Although this is the first time I've seen it push out a (I presume) British national.
-Matt"
The guy said he wanted to leave I was merely offering to help him on his journey.
Throw around as many insults as you like nothing is taking this smile off my face today. |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Need help packing your suitcase? I'll even drive you to the airport. The UK is overcrowded so you won't be missed and we have a housing shortage here so someone will be glad to take advantage of the house or flat you leave behind.
Ahh see, just as I said, you can be a cunt regardless of education or not
This is why I hate Brexit. It has allowed this 'fuck off out of here' mentality to be legimitized. Although this is the first time I've seen it push out a (I presume) British national.
-Matt
The guy said he wanted to leave I was merely offering to help him on his journey.
Throw around as many insults as you like nothing is taking this smile off my face today. "
Which airport is he leaving from, or I can drop him of in Holland, Belgium or France on our annual war sites tour in April, plenty of room spare in the Range Rover |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
David Cameron and George Osborne were the new Guy Fawkes for the modern era. They wanted to keep the UK in an undemocratic European union, which would have incrementally taken away more power and sovereignty from our parliamentary democracy in Westminster, which would have ultimately destroyed UK parliament and made it obsolete. In that sense they are no different to Guy Fawkes and are guilty of Treason. "
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Need help packing your suitcase? I'll even drive you to the airport. The UK is overcrowded so you won't be missed and we have a housing shortage here so someone will be glad to take advantage of the house or flat you leave behind. "
No ta, you wont be getting my house. Lived at home and saved up so you know, I'll take my cash elsewhere, maybe mum and dad can let out the extension to a young renter. |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Need help packing your suitcase? I'll even drive you to the airport. The UK is overcrowded so you won't be missed and we have a housing shortage here so someone will be glad to take advantage of the house or flat you leave behind.
Ahh see, just as I said, you can be a cunt regardless of education or not
This is why I hate Brexit. It has allowed this 'fuck off out of here' mentality to be legimitized. Although this is the first time I've seen it push out a (I presume) British national.
-Matt
The guy said he wanted to leave I was merely offering to help him on his journey.
Throw around as many insults as you like nothing is taking this smile off my face today.
Which airport is he leaving from, or I can drop him of in Holland, Belgium or France on our annual war sites tour in April, plenty of room spare in the Range Rover "
Holland please. We'll be looking there for office and lab spaces. |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Good luck in Spain, it's bust, that's why so many young Spanish are working in the premiers, stop and talk with them. They will tell you that there are no jobs to be had in Spain
Hence why we are looking at spain - we are setting up the business if you bothered to read.
Low rent, low property prices, a government keen to attract and retain sustainable modern businesses, and a fairly well educated population. Oh and the infrastructure in places like Madrid and Barcelona fr biotech and bioinformatics is growing...
Try checking out manchester it has all of the things you wish for
Except the single market (in the future).
Oh and we'd be competing with GSK and BMS locally."
Whilst not an expert on Spanish commercial property prices, I Can't imagine you will find any lower priced property in Barcelona or Madrid. 2 of Europes major city's. But good luck any way |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Need help packing your suitcase? I'll even drive you to the airport. The UK is overcrowded so you won't be missed and we have a housing shortage here so someone will be glad to take advantage of the house or flat you leave behind.
Ahh see, just as I said, you can be a cunt regardless of education or not
This is why I hate Brexit. It has allowed this 'fuck off out of here' mentality to be legimitized. Although this is the first time I've seen it push out a (I presume) British national.
-Matt
The guy said he wanted to leave I was merely offering to help him on his journey.
Throw around as many insults as you like nothing is taking this smile off my face today.
Which airport is he leaving from, or I can drop him of in Holland, Belgium or France on our annual war sites tour in April, plenty of room spare in the Range Rover
Holland please. We'll be looking there for office and lab spaces."
I thought you wanted Spain Madrid or Barcelona, leave from Hollinwood pm sailing from Hull on the 25/04 |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Good luck in Spain, it's bust, that's why so many young Spanish are working in the premiers, stop and talk with them. They will tell you that there are no jobs to be had in Spain
Hence why we are looking at spain - we are setting up the business if you bothered to read.
Low rent, low property prices, a government keen to attract and retain sustainable modern businesses, and a fairly well educated population. Oh and the infrastructure in places like Madrid and Barcelona fr biotech and bioinformatics is growing...
I lived in Spain for years. Good luck with that "
A start up partner used to do researchat the uni of barcelona and was there when the city was named 2014 innovation hub in Europe. He pretty much knows the market area pretty well. I'll trust his opinion more than a biased holiday home owner. |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Need help packing your suitcase? I'll even drive you to the airport. The UK is overcrowded so you won't be missed and we have a housing shortage here so someone will be glad to take advantage of the house or flat you leave behind.
Ahh see, just as I said, you can be a cunt regardless of education or not
This is why I hate Brexit. It has allowed this 'fuck off out of here' mentality to be legimitized. Although this is the first time I've seen it push out a (I presume) British national.
-Matt
The guy said he wanted to leave I was merely offering to help him on his journey.
Throw around as many insults as you like nothing is taking this smile off my face today.
Which airport is he leaving from, or I can drop him of in Holland, Belgium or France on our annual war sites tour in April, plenty of room spare in the Range Rover
Holland please. We'll be looking there for office and lab spaces. I thought you wanted Spain Madrid or Barcelona, leave from Hollinwood pm sailing from Hull on the 25/04"
Go back to my first posts. I list a few places. And nah ta, can't board then. Do me a favour and get fish and chips in hull for me, I recomend eating them on the harbour wall outside the Deep :P |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Need help packing your suitcase? I'll even drive you to the airport. The UK is overcrowded so you won't be missed and we have a housing shortage here so someone will be glad to take advantage of the house or flat you leave behind.
Ahh see, just as I said, you can be a cunt regardless of education or not
This is why I hate Brexit. It has allowed this 'fuck off out of here' mentality to be legimitized. Although this is the first time I've seen it push out a (I presume) British national.
-Matt"
I'm not going yet, this is just a well blueprinted plan. :P
But yes I'm british with a dual nationality. |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Good luck in Spain, it's bust, that's why so many young Spanish are working in the premiers, stop and talk with them. They will tell you that there are no jobs to be had in Spain
Hence why we are looking at spain - we are setting up the business if you bothered to read.
Low rent, low property prices, a government keen to attract and retain sustainable modern businesses, and a fairly well educated population. Oh and the infrastructure in places like Madrid and Barcelona fr biotech and bioinformatics is growing...
I lived in Spain for years. Good luck with that
A start up partner used to do researchat the uni of barcelona and was there when the city was named 2014 innovation hub in Europe. He pretty much knows the market area pretty well. I'll trust his opinion more than a biased holiday home owner."
I aint biased I had a business there, still have a home there and I'd love people to help Spain. But half their economy is now built on passing pieces of paper around, red tape beauracracy and tax after tax. I can assure you, any imagined advantage of the single market would be wiped out |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Good luck in Spain, it's bust, that's why so many young Spanish are working in the premiers, stop and talk with them. They will tell you that there are no jobs to be had in Spain
Hence why we are looking at spain - we are setting up the business if you bothered to read.
Low rent, low property prices, a government keen to attract and retain sustainable modern businesses, and a fairly well educated population. Oh and the infrastructure in places like Madrid and Barcelona fr biotech and bioinformatics is growing...
I lived in Spain for years. Good luck with that
A start up partner used to do researchat the uni of barcelona and was there when the city was named 2014 innovation hub in Europe. He pretty much knows the market area pretty well. I'll trust his opinion more than a biased holiday home owner.
I aint biased I had a business there, still have a home there and I'd love people to help Spain. But half their economy is now built on passing pieces of paper around, red tape beauracracy and tax after tax. I can assure you, any imagined advantage of the single market would be wiped out"
Notes taken, I'll be sure to ask our legal and legislative partner to look into and explain them if they exist and will be a problem for us. |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Need help packing your suitcase? I'll even drive you to the airport. The UK is overcrowded so you won't be missed and we have a housing shortage here so someone will be glad to take advantage of the house or flat you leave behind.
Ahh see, just as I said, you can be a cunt regardless of education or not
This is why I hate Brexit. It has allowed this 'fuck off out of here' mentality to be legimitized. Although this is the first time I've seen it push out a (I presume) British national.
-Matt
I'm not going yet, this is just a well blueprinted plan. :P
But yes I'm british with a dual nationality."
What you mean is its all bluster and fantasy. Just like all those petulant celebrities in America who said they would up sticks and leave the USA if Donald Trump won. Those celebrities are still there in the good old US of A though aren't they. |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Good luck in Spain, it's bust, that's why so many young Spanish are working in the premiers, stop and talk with them. They will tell you that there are no jobs to be had in Spain
Hence why we are looking at spain - we are setting up the business if you bothered to read.
Low rent, low property prices, a government keen to attract and retain sustainable modern businesses, and a fairly well educated population. Oh and the infrastructure in places like Madrid and Barcelona fr biotech and bioinformatics is growing...
I lived in Spain for years. Good luck with that
A start up partner used to do researchat the uni of barcelona and was there when the city was named 2014 innovation hub in Europe. He pretty much knows the market area pretty well. I'll trust his opinion more than a biased holiday home owner."
ive never owned a holiday home, if I did it would be on the Italian lakes |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Need help packing your suitcase? I'll even drive you to the airport. The UK is overcrowded so you won't be missed and we have a housing shortage here so someone will be glad to take advantage of the house or flat you leave behind.
Ahh see, just as I said, you can be a cunt regardless of education or not
This is why I hate Brexit. It has allowed this 'fuck off out of here' mentality to be legimitized. Although this is the first time I've seen it push out a (I presume) British national.
-Matt
I'm not going yet, this is just a well blueprinted plan. :P
But yes I'm british with a dual nationality.
What you mean is its all bluster and fantasy. Just like all those petulant celebrities in America who said they would up sticks and leave the USA if Donald Trump won. Those celebrities are still there in the good old US of A though aren't they. "
No I'm quite serious, I've been toying around with the idea of starting up my own company for a while now after working in the sector.
I quite like the idea of trying to find the most beneficial location to start and playing a part in a company which innovates and invests in young people. |
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"While most of Europe are busy trying to grow their economy we are going to be busy trying to get a trade deal we already have. "
Most of Europe are trying desperately to hold the failed crumbling EU together. Even the Pope in Rome said at the EU anniversary party the other weekend that the EU is dying. |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Good luck in Spain, it's bust, that's why so many young Spanish are working in the premiers, stop and talk with them. They will tell you that there are no jobs to be had in Spain
Hence why we are looking at spain - we are setting up the business if you bothered to read.
Low rent, low property prices, a government keen to attract and retain sustainable modern businesses, and a fairly well educated population. Oh and the infrastructure in places like Madrid and Barcelona fr biotech and bioinformatics is growing..."
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Thats interesting, whats bioinformatics? |
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If all of the other EU countries are doing so well, why is it so many are coming here to find work ? Surely if their own countries are booming it would make spence to work closer to home ? |
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"If all of the other EU countries are doing so well, why is it so many are coming here to find work ? Surely if their own countries are booming it would make spence to work closer to home ?"
I said nothing about them doing well. A lot aren't, some are just getting along, and some are doing well from the EU.
I'm just pointing out that in the countries where unemployment is high or investment is low, they are particularly keep to attract and retain business. Good news for a lot of entrepreneur types. |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Good luck in Spain, it's bust, that's why so many young Spanish are working in the premiers, stop and talk with them. They will tell you that there are no jobs to be had in Spain
Hence why we are looking at spain - we are setting up the business if you bothered to read.
Low rent, low property prices, a government keen to attract and retain sustainable modern businesses, and a fairly well educated population. Oh and the infrastructure in places like Madrid and Barcelona fr biotech and bioinformatics is growing....
Thats interesting, whats bioinformatics?"
The beautiful field where computing, software, engineering, robotics, and biology all merge to create a high tech cash cow. |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Good luck in Spain, it's bust, that's why so many young Spanish are working in the premiers, stop and talk with them. They will tell you that there are no jobs to be had in Spain
Hence why we are looking at spain - we are setting up the business if you bothered to read.
Low rent, low property prices, a government keen to attract and retain sustainable modern businesses, and a fairly well educated population. Oh and the infrastructure in places like Madrid and Barcelona fr biotech and bioinformatics is growing....
Thats interesting, whats bioinformatics?
The beautiful field where computing, software, engineering, robotics, and biology all merge to create a high tech cash cow."
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I like it, its easier than these real cows that shit everywhere.
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Good luck in Spain, it's bust, that's why so many young Spanish are working in the premiers, stop and talk with them. They will tell you that there are no jobs to be had in Spain
Hence why we are looking at spain - we are setting up the business if you bothered to read.
Low rent, low property prices, a government keen to attract and retain sustainable modern businesses, and a fairly well educated population. Oh and the infrastructure in places like Madrid and Barcelona fr biotech and bioinformatics is growing....
Thats interesting, whats bioinformatics?
The beautiful field where computing, software, engineering, robotics, and biology all merge to create a high tech cash cow..
I like it, its easier than these real cows that shit everywhere.
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Yeah, far more predictable and less messy. No waste blah blah blah. No foul smells and methane either :P |
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By *inkyHnSCouple
over a year ago
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Am out just now so i dont knwo if its true of not i will look it up soon but from what i have heard to what David Davis saying is that....
EU laws will still yes still effect British court decisions after brexit and you wonder why people are pissing themselves laughing at the Tories.
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"Am out just now so i dont knwo if its true of not i will look it up soon but from what i have heard to what David Davis saying is that....
EU laws will still yes still effect British court decisions after brexit and you wonder why people are pissing themselves laughing at the Tories.
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Probably, theres lots of international laws that our courts use for guidance and judgements.
Huge chunks of the world base alot of their laws on British law.
Im not botherd where the law comes from but wether its a good a law and wether you can repeal it if it turns out bad |
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"Am out just now so i dont knwo if its true of not i will look it up soon but from what i have heard to what David Davis saying is that....
EU laws will still yes still effect British court decisions after brexit and you wonder why people are pissing themselves laughing at the Tories.
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Who is pissing themselves? The ones who don't understand?
By keeping the same laws you just make dealing with and trading with the EU easier |
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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago
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"Am out just now so i dont knwo if its true of not i will look it up soon but from what i have heard to what David Davis saying is that....
EU laws will still yes still effect British court decisions after brexit and you wonder why people are pissing themselves laughing at the Tories.
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Probably, theres lots of international laws that our courts use for guidance and judgements.
Huge chunks of the world base alot of their laws on British law.
Im not botherd where the law comes from but wether its a good a law and wether you can repeal it if it turns out bad"
And if Scotland gains independence, where are your laws going to come from?
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"And if Scotland gains independence, where are your laws going to come from?
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Really?
Are you that ignorant of the UK judicial system? Why do you think we refer to English Law and not British or UK law?
Scotland already has it's own totally separate laws and courts. They even have an extra verdict of 'not proven'. |
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"New early spring festival to rival the late Autum one.
We can burn our Jobs factories pensions morgages and wave off our young people to terroe in a muddy field in france.
Is this not ever so jolly!
Brexit was multi party. And after today we are all Brexiters, especially you. Embrace the prospect
I tried. My partners and I are now looking at heading off to Norway, the Netherlands, or Spain to start up our business.
Good luck in Spain, it's bust, that's why so many young Spanish are working in the premiers, stop and talk with them. They will tell you that there are no jobs to be had in Spain
Hence why we are looking at spain - we are setting up the business if you bothered to read.
Low rent, low property prices, a government keen to attract and retain sustainable modern businesses, and a fairly well educated population. Oh and the infrastructure in places like Madrid and Barcelona fr biotech and bioinformatics is growing....
Thats interesting, whats bioinformatics?
The beautiful field where computing, software, engineering, robotics, and biology all merge to create a high tech cash cow..
I like it, its easier than these real cows that shit everywhere.
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"And if Scotland gains independence, where are your laws going to come from?
Really?
Are you that ignorant of the UK judicial system? Why do you think we refer to English Law and not British or UK law?
Scotland already has it's own totally separate laws and courts. They even have an extra verdict of 'not proven'. "
So they don't have any EU laws? |
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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago
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"And if Scotland gains independence, where are your laws going to come from?
Really?
Are you that ignorant of the UK judicial system? Why do you think we refer to English Law and not British or UK law?
Scotland already has it's own totally separate laws and courts. They even have an extra verdict of 'not proven'. "
So the EU, which an.independent Scotland hopes to join, would be happy with Scotland not having to adopt an EU legislation? |
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By *oi_LucyCouple
over a year ago
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"And if Scotland gains independence, where are your laws going to come from?
Really?
Are you that ignorant of the UK judicial system? Why do you think we refer to English Law and not British or UK law?
Scotland already has it's own totally separate laws and courts. They even have an extra verdict of 'not proven'.
So they don't have any EU laws?"
I guess not, as England doesn't have any EU laws, so not sure why Scotland would.
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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago
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All EU Directives and Regulations are legally binding on all member nations.
These run into the tens of thousands.
There is also plenty of secondary legislation and acts.
It should be pointed out that the UK has contributed to some of this legislation. |
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By *oi_LucyCouple
over a year ago
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"All EU Directives and Regulations are legally binding on all member nations.
These run into the tens of thousands.
There is also plenty of secondary legislation and acts.
It should be pointed out that the UK has contributed to some of this legislation. "
Right, but (correct me if I'm wrong) as far as I know, it doesn't become law in the UK until a UK bill is passed regarding it. Ie. the EU come out with directives and then the individual member nations write them into their law and pass them as bills.
-Matt |
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By *oi_LucyCouple
over a year ago
Barbados |
"All EU Directives and Regulations are legally binding on all member nations.
These run into the tens of thousands.
There is also plenty of secondary legislation and acts.
It should be pointed out that the UK has contributed to some of this legislation.
Right, but (correct me if I'm wrong) as far as I know, it doesn't become law in the UK until a UK bill is passed regarding it. Ie. the EU come out with directives and then the individual member nations write them into their law and pass them as bills.
-Matt"
Actually I just checked. There are two different things 'directives' an 'regulations'. Directives follow the process above. ie. the actual implementation of the directive is up to local law. Regulations require no local act and are immediately enforceable across all member nations.
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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago
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"All EU Directives and Regulations are legally binding on all member nations.
These run into the tens of thousands.
There is also plenty of secondary legislation and acts.
It should be pointed out that the UK has contributed to some of this legislation.
Right, but (correct me if I'm wrong) as far as I know, it doesn't become law in the UK until a UK bill is passed regarding it. Ie. the EU come out with directives and then the individual member nations write them into their law and pass them as bills.
-Matt
Actually I just checked. There are two different things 'directives' an 'regulations'. Directives follow the process above. ie. the actual implementation of the directive is up to local law. Regulations require no local act and are immediately enforceable across all member nations.
-Matt"
I thought it was something like that. It's a going to be a huge undertaking to transfer across, even with a cut and paste, but at least we "may" get our powerful vacuum cleaners back someday! |
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"Daddy, what did Brexit Santa bring us today?
A more powerful vacuum cleaner, bendy banana's and a rise in hate crime, son.
Also, he robbed you.
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Ah bless Fille still believes in Santa
Maybe he will bring you some sour grapes this Christmas. |
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Bloody hell that straight banana & cucumber saga again. First class point on how the media can make up a bunch of lies and sell it as fact to the general public  |
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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago
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"Bloody hell that straight banana & cucumber saga again. First class point on how the media can make up a bunch of lies and sell it as fact to the general public "
Yes, but my vacuum one is the true one! |
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"And if Scotland gains independence, where are your laws going to come from?
Really?
Are you that ignorant of the UK judicial system? Why do you think we refer to English Law and not British or UK law?
Scotland already has it's own totally separate laws and courts. They even have an extra verdict of 'not proven'.
So they don't have any EU laws?
I guess not, as England doesn't have any EU laws, so not sure why Scotland would.
-Matt"
I know. My point was where will an independant Scotland get their laws from? By repealing UK law? Then if they want to join the EU they have to repeal Scottish law back to EU law? I'm confused |
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By *andeman OP Man
over a year ago
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Well well well! Such interesting oppinions.
To those who still think Wrecksit was about Soverienty and not a multi-Billion pound currency and shares swindle by some already very rich people. GINA MILLER has already Proven that Parliement is Soverign (God Bless her cotton socks!) And always was.
For those of you who dont like Foriegners do please send all those Hot Sexy Swedes and dark delisious Romanians my way please theres a good chap/chapess.
To our young Bio-engineering folks good luck in Spain or Holland if you like good Whiskey i would suggest holding fire on the move till you can go to Scotland (colder than Spain but no need to learn Dutch).
And to all you sane folk who know that Brexit is bonkers I give you this to make you smile in the UK Civil Sevice the Department for Exiting the EU or DXEU is nicknamed the Department for National Dignitas! |
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The good thing is that article 50 is revocable and probably unilaterally revocable at that.
Bit of extra pressure on the three amigos with the negotiations there.
I hope they can adopt a more decent strategy than one week after a terrorist attack on our own soil to threaten not to warn of one on another country. Or using ordinary hardworking people with the gumption to try and make a life in another country as bargaining chips |
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over a year ago
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"The good thing is that article 50 is revocable and probably unilaterally revocable at that.
Bit of extra pressure on the three amigos with the negotiations there.
I hope they can adopt a more decent strategy than one week after a terrorist attack on our own soil to threaten not to warn of one on another country. Or using ordinary hardworking people with the gumption to try and make a life in another country as bargaining chips "
Spot on Girlfriend! |
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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago
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"The good thing is that article 50 is revocable and probably unilaterally revocable at that.
Bit of extra pressure on the three amigos with the negotiations there.
I hope they can adopt a more decent strategy than one week after a terrorist attack on our own soil to threaten not to warn of one on another country. Or using ordinary hardworking people with the gumption to try and make a life in another country as bargaining chips "
And when did the UK Goverment make its offer to sort out the residency status? |
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"The good thing is that article 50 is revocable and probably unilaterally revocable at that.
Bit of extra pressure on the three amigos with the negotiations there.
I hope they can adopt a more decent strategy than one week after a terrorist attack on our own soil to threaten not to warn of one on another country. Or using ordinary hardworking people with the gumption to try and make a life in another country as bargaining chips
And when did the UK Goverment make its offer to sort out the residency status? "
As I recall it was brought up quite early on about agreeing mutual safety for both EU nationals and expats living abroad but junker and his mates would not discuss it  |
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By *andeman OP Man
over a year ago
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Using people as Bargaining chips in effect using them as Human Sheilds against bad behaviour.
While not as dramatic as a certain Iraqi Dictator it is still appoling hypocracy that we condem the one and describe the other as Negotiations tactics. |
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
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"Using people as Bargaining chips in effect using them as Human Sheilds against bad behaviour.
While not as dramatic as a certain Iraqi Dictator it is still appoling hypocracy that we condem the one and describe the other as Negotiations tactics."
So who is using them as a tactic us or the EU ? |
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"Using people as Bargaining chips in effect using them as Human Sheilds against bad behaviour.
While not as dramatic as a certain Iraqi Dictator it is still appoling hypocracy that we condem the one and describe the other as Negotiations tactics."
All that was said was it could have been sorted out in 5 mins around a table, each side giving an assurance of the rights of expats from bother sides.
Sounds perfectly reasonable to me! Or would you have been happy for the UK to gatantee the rights of EU migrants currently here and the the EU say after the fact "actually we require all of you're expats to relocate back to the UK ? |
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It amazes me that just because the referendum didn't go the way some people wanted, the UK can do no good and the EU no wrong 
I don't get it. Get behind your country
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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago
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"It amazes me that just because the referendum didn't go the way some people wanted, the UK can do no good and the EU no wrong
I don't get it. Get behind your country
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As I've said previously, some use Brexit to air their oen.political grievances |
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"Using people as Bargaining chips in effect using them as Human Sheilds against bad behaviour.
While not as dramatic as a certain Iraqi Dictator it is still appoling hypocracy that we condem the one and describe the other as Negotiations tactics.
So who is using them as a tactic us or the EU ? "
Us. Well, the government. The lords and some MPs were against the idea. |
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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago
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"Using people as Bargaining chips in effect using them as Human Sheilds against bad behaviour.
While not as dramatic as a certain Iraqi Dictator it is still appoling hypocracy that we condem the one and describe the other as Negotiations tactics.
So who is using them as a tactic us or the EU ?
Us. Well, the government. The lords and some MPs were against the idea. "
We've triggered Article 50, so come on Mrs Merkel and the others, respond to our offer of three months ago. You have no excuse now! |
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"It amazes me that just because the referendum didn't go the way some people wanted, the UK can do no good and the EU no wrong
I don't get it. Get behind your country
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By *andeman OP Man
over a year ago
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Actually i no longer recognise parts of my Country.
The Proud Nation that gave shelter to the Hugonuts gave Birth to Thomas Pain sancuary to Jewish Children and Stood Alone against the might of the Luftwaffa!
The Nation that gave the World Trade unions and the concept that health care was a right of all people and not just the Rich!
A Nation who in recognising the misdeads of its Colonial past created the most Tolarent Multi Cultural Society perhaps in the World.
A Nation where the peoples of the world wished to settle work and pay tax to keep this great nation moving forward.
A Nation that was bold outward looking and not afraid of its own shadow!
That is the Britian of World Power and Status! A Nation to be proud of and if neccesary fight to Defend.
Now I fear we have become a Nation of petty vindictive little scardy cats fearful of anyone in our mitst that may look or sound different to a black and white Gor Blymey Govner hows your Father B movie!
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"Bloody hell that straight banana & cucumber saga again. First class point on how the media can make up a bunch of lies and sell it as fact to the general public
Yes, but my vacuum one is the true one! "
Yes that is EU led which will bring down the max watt power to 900w, just like fridge freezers now use a 1/3rd of the power they used to and do a perfect job so will vacuum cleaners. |
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By *andeman OP Man
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"Bloody hell that straight banana & cucumber saga again. First class point on how the media can make up a bunch of lies and sell it as fact to the general public
Yes, but my vacuum one is the true one!
Yes that is EU led which will bring down the max watt power to 900w, just like fridge freezers now use a 1/3rd of the power they used to and do a perfect job so will vacuum cleaners."
Energy Efficientcy save the planet and money too?
How low can these evil EU tyrants go! Next they will want to tackle tax dodging and airfare catels!
The sooner we are out of it in our own pristien rags and shit pile the better!
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