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  • #1548641
    darren83
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    It been 6 months since left EU how it going I say disaster but i maybe wrong

    And this recent Nissan story the right wing folk seem to forget Nissan only staying because got government over a barrel with money they getting from them. Even Gupta said today getting subsidiaries from government
    And Nissan Renault in Northern France are building 2 car factories worth £2billion

    If still in EU the Government would not be giving taxpayers money to Nissan but because we not in EU no more they giving a substantial amount to Nissan

    #1548649
    Avatar photobefair
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    Brexit has been a disaster for N Ireland; utterly destabilised, the old enmities given new life.

    #1548657
    Avatar photoIanDavies
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    The acid test for many will be whether England win Euro21 or not.

    You think I’m joking?

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    #1548661
    darren83
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    I remember a Nigel farage clip on YouTube for 37seconds and said Fishing the acid test for brexit and we know how that going.

    #1548692
    Anonymous
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    I know my lad and his fellow Millennials wanted to remain. Won’t make much difference for us oldies who live in the UK, not sure about those that packed up and moved to sunnier climes.

    I tend not to give too much thought to things that don’t affect me :unsure:

    #1548701
    Anonymous
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    Hope that didn’t sound selfish :rose:

    #1548702
    Richard88
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    Quite a few of the oldies who moved to the sun got bitten on the arse already. It turns out that EU countries can take back control too and boot them out before they outstay their welcome. Loads of them had to fly back at the end of March because they didn’t apply for residency and are only allowed to stay 90 days at a time.

    I’d be interested to hear what the benefits of leaving are, we were told that it was all upsides so should be an easy question to answer. Or perhaps someone could give us an example of something they did in the last six months that the EU stopped them doing before. I’m all ears.

    #1548704
    Anonymous
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    Serves them right for deserting Old Blighty

    #1548706
    Avatar photoPurwell
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    I have been asking people to give me one positive reason for leaving for 5 years now. Nobody’s so far come up with one, just jingoistic bullshit.

    I've stumbled on the side of twelve misty mountains
    I've walked and I crawled on six crooked highways
    #1548716
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    You’re not wrong Darren, it’s an unmitigated disaster. There hasn’t been a study
    yet that doesn’t show that the UK has already lost a vast amount. From conservative
    figures of 40 Billion up to 130 Billion. Whatever the amount is, and some predictions
    are that we are heading towards having lost more than we paid into the European Union
    over the 47 years we were in it, we are massively worse off than if we had stayed.
    Government will blame Covid, and it has affected all economies, but the true devestating
    figure of loss will become apparent over the next few years. We didn’t just shoot ourselves
    in the foot, we cut ourselves off at the knees.

    #1548760
    Avatar photoPurwell
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    Yeh, but, innit, but, we got our Sovereignty!

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    #1548771
    Avatar photoBigG
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    Lol, that’s probably about the strength of it Purwell, heaven help us :wacko:

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    #1585671
    clivexx
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    Nissan Renault are hardly likely to build the plants in the U.K. are they?

    The clue is in the name

    #1585672
    clivexx
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    I was pretty even on the vote but it beggars belief that the vaccine rollout has suddenly been forgotten

    It was a perfect example of why a centralised all encompassing eu will be schlerotic and incompetent. Too many component parts

    #1585673
    Avatar photoIanDavies
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    There are plusses and minuses to most things but, while there have been some significant plusses, I’d say the net minuses still outweigh them.

    I voted Remain, but it was a marginal decision as I’ve various misgivings about the EU.

    But I’ve got more misgivings about what’s happened since.

    We’re free of the EU!

    But, err, worse off.

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    #1585677
    clivexx
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    Bigg

    Lost 130 billion what? How?

    There is no evidence either way that we are “worse off”. For a start covid threw all calculations and secondly it’s way way too early to tell. You would have to see at least a five year cycle for that

    One thing is certain that most of the obsessive remainers predictions at the time just seem comical now

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