I like this suggestion for a commemorative Brexit stamp. A jest in good humour of course!
Lars
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I like this suggestion for a commemorative Brexit stamp. A jest in good humour of course!
Lars
Lars Sweden contributes 1.7 billion € a year to the EU,the U.K. Contributes 13 billion pound a year with a rebate of around £4 billion I gladly shoot my self to get that money back then at least it will be with my own bow and arrow we will then see how the rest of the EU will react when they have to put their hand in their pockets to fill the shortfall.As a proud Brit I only have to see that **** Barnier come on TVs tonight shout his demands to see that we have made the right decision and the sooner we leave the better and if we do have a second referendum and the vote goes the other way we’ll there will be a lot of people that will never vote again
Just to confirm
EUROPEAN Union states have been told they are facing major cuts due to the massive shortfall in contributions missed by the UK when it leaves the bloc in March 2019, it has been revealed.
The European Investment Bank , the institution for funding new EU projects, and the EU Court of Auditors said thanks to Brexit the bloc is going on a budget diet.
This is the guy that predicted the outcome of the general election and other elections
THE RESULT of a second Brexit referendum is unlikely to change as Brits remain set on their decision to leave the European Union, leading professor Sir John Curtice has said.
Professor Sir John Curtice, who predicted the result of the previous two general elections and anticipated the Brexit vote with great accuracy, said “very little has changed” in relation to the result of a second Brexit vote.
This is a 15 year forecast from the people who predicted doom and gloom in the first few months if we voted leave so this can be taken with a pinch of salt
North East England will suffer a 16% hit to GDP in the event of a 'no-deal' Brexit according to the Government's own analysis, Sky News can reveal.
It is the only region of England with a surplus in goods trade with the EU, and also has the highest per capita EU funding of any English region.
Voters in the North East overwhelmingly backed Brexit at the EU referendum in June 2016, while the West Midlands had the highest vote share for Leave.
In the analysis, the West Midlands is forecast to be the region hit second-worst by a no-deal Brexit, with an estimated 13% hit to GDP in such a scenario.
Meanwhile, Northern Ireland could face a GDP slump of 12% if Britain leaves the EU without a deal, the analysis shows.
Just read this ARCH europhile Guy Verhofstadt has once again threatened Britain with the possibility of European Union rule changes while the country is left stranded within the bloc during the transition period. The European Parliament’s Brexit coordinator said “there will be changes” to the EU’s acquis communautaire – the bloc’s body of laws – which could affect Britain but unable to influence the alterations.
This bloke is just a spiteful and vindictive person and ugly to boot
Is this the Christine Lagarde who last year got caught with her fingers in the till, and is not going to be investigated, shame on the EU how can this happen.
She's French what do you expect
Very interesting considering 97% voted to remain GIBRALTAR stock exchange boss Nick Cowan claimed Gibraltarians would now come out in support of Brexit as negotiations with Brussels revealed future "opportunities" outside of the European Union.The Gibraltar Stock Exchange managing director Nick Cowan claimed support for Brexit had surged on the Rock since the 2016 referendum.
Saw this and it makes wonder, if it regards the states as an ally what does that make the UK in threading tariffs against us
(Reuters) - European Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom said on Thursday that the European Union was a close ally of the United States and should be exempt from impending U.S. metals tariffs.
Well no sooner have I posted my post then they come out with this to prove my point EUROPE is poised to slap huge tariffs on British imports despite such a move being likely to ignite a ferocious trade war across the continent. Experts warn the move is distinct “possibility”, but have insisted preventing British goods from entering the EU would lead to catastrophic consequences for the Union.
But surely we are all allies these European Commissioners are so full of ****
Now the pain is going to start
European Union governments have reacted furiously to demands from Brussels for yet more money to plug the blackhole in EU finances left by Brexit.
In plans for the first EU budget after Britain leaves, the European Commission on Wednesday demanded an increase in spending commitments to £1.13 trillion over seven years from 2021. The current budget is about £955 billion.
Leaders from richer EU countries reacted with disbelief to the plans by the EU’s civil service to increase spending despite the estimated loss of up to £13.2 billion a year from Britain.
Meanwhile, leaders the eastern bloc of EU states look set for a bitter row over a proposed 'rule of law' test tied to cash subsidies, revealed by The Telegraph this week.
The spending plans include a £616 million birthday giveaway in free train tickets for 18-year-olds to travel round the EU and feel more European.
So now we are starting to see the true colours of the EU has they start their vindictiveness they stand to lose as much as us if not more from a no deal so let’s just leave
Now known to be the most honest British politician of all time!Quote:
Originally Posted by steve bird
We have all seen the blame game on Brixit been posted round people stating that those of us that voted to leave are stupid didn’t know what we were voting for etc how ever when it comes to laying the blame maybe they should lay the blame at the MPs who voted it through parliament to give the British public the vote in the first place.It would be interesting to see what MPs said yes to giving the go ahead to vote and because the vote never went the way they expected are now doing everything in their power to stop it
You pose an interesting question there 20. I live near Newcastle now and my mate lives in Middlesbrough, we both voted to leave. Where he lives the majority voted to leave also. He has discovered however that the MP who is supposed to represent the views of the constituents has voted against Brexit!! Clearly not the view of the majority. He confronted this MP at an open forum who refused to answer he they had done this and circumnavigated the question with the usual political bull****. It would appear that quite a few representatives of the people have also done the same thing. I am attempting to research this further and hopefully will be able to get a clear total eventually. They’ve stuffed us mate.
There was a Labour MP from Nottingham on sky this morning who said that when the vote went before Parliament to grant the vote all but one labour MP voted for it.I afraid I have now got to the stage where I will not vote again if they don’t follow through with the mandate given to them in 2016 they keep saying we can’t leave without a deal but we will have a deal it’s called the WTO deal so let’s get in with it and we’ll save 39 billion