Brexit

[tom sand]

Britain Brexit............... Britain breaks it.




The EU.

i don't know all the issues involved
but at the end of the day
i think England was right
i do think brussels over reached
i mean it was getting two big for its boots
the EU has no bissness in local politics
i mean by that ie Irish water
thats where they went wrong in my opinion
and now brusseles is no longer brusseles
its germany
but we nead them
England is big
we are small
we nead them
and off course England
whos fraze
better the devil you know
somes up our relationship
i think
the european union
maybie sould have stoped way back
maybie back at the free trade
England now has its sovereignty back
and its borders

[Mr Cuddles]

I blame John Claude Junkers and his mates.
they never listened to anyones concerns, they want ever closer union and to hell with anyone who dosen't like it.
I think he dosen't listen because he knows he's wrong, I think the people of Europe want democratically elected governments and the EEC, not the EU

Junkers reminds me of yer man that was running the Olympics, He was in denial too

[Mister Anderson]

I liked the europe idea but i f**king despise the dictatorship its turned into. Ppl laughed at NWO conspiracy idea, are they not blind?

This p*xy country was hung out to dry & enslaved into endless debt & we said "Thanks EU" .....wtf !!

Northern Ireland seems to have A LOT to loose with investment / jobs etc.

Its too early how it will all pan out.

the media are hell bent on a doom & gloom forecast and stirring it up.

We need to stick side by side with the UK & support or neighbours & put history to one side.

I really hope it works out for them.

The UK leaving the EU has started a perpetual motion of events ( good / bad ) that are just beginning.

It's not a dictatorship, dictators don't bend over backward to make exceptions for members wanting to leave their club. The EU were offering to make some sweet concessions to the Brits if they stayed in. Sure it's burdened with the same bureaucracy that any governmental organization of such a large scale is destined to have
, look at the 'Murrican with their federal system. States like Texas are always bravadoing about seceding (Shame they didn't do it before Bush junior). Part of the problem here is that the Brits still haven't accepted that the sun has set on their empire, they can't stomach being told what to do even if it's in their own best interests.

Like a petulant child.

[willie wacker]

It's not a dictatorship, dictators don't bend over backward to make exceptions for members wanting to leave their club. The EU were offering to make some sweet concessions to the Brits if they stayed in. Sure it's burdened with the same bureaucracy that any governmental organization of such a large scale is destined to have
, look at the 'Murrican with their federal system. States like Texas are always bravadoing about seceding (Shame they didn't do it before Bush junior). Part of the problem here is that the Brits still haven't accepted that the sun has set on their empire, they can't stomach being told what to do even if it's in their own best interests.

Like a petulant child.

Well said
Now the most important bit
Have you any news for me

[Mister Anderson]

Well said
Now the most important bit
Have you any news for me

I'll fire a PM there.

[willie wacker]

I'll fire a PM there.

Sound
Lock and loaded

[paddywack]

when the brits leave the eu will all those lovely eastern europeans in london relocate here? Could be good news!

not happy as new law will be introduced here soon and these new escorts will not do any business, ireland is not like mainland britain as its tiny and business would be poor

[philipkntz]

I see another referendum coming. The empire is dead. Its time the Scots and the Welsh started building walls.

[alcatel]

UK European Commissioner, Jonathan Hill, resigns yesterday, ln the wake of the Brexit result citing his disappointment at the result.
Nine of labour's shadow cabinet resign en masse, today in an attempt to force the resignation of Labour leader Jeremy Corbin, criticising his handling of the Brexit campaign.

[willie wacker]

UK European Commissioner, Jonathan Hill, resigns yesterday, ln the wake of the Brexit result citing his disappointment at the result.
Nine of labour's shadow cabinet resign en masse, today in an attempt to force the resignation of Labour leader Jeremy Corbin, criticising his handling of the Brexit campaign.

It,s 11 now and I,d say more to follow
Jeremy Corbin now has no mandate to lead Labour when you consider he wants more emigration and the UK people don,t