Nick_G
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Actually EV I wanted the UK to succeed which is why I voted Remain.
What is this, the Hokey Cokey Brexit?
What is this, the Hokey Cokey Brexit?
Brexit: give me a positive effect... III
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eternumviti
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Supplicant. You'd like that, wouldn't you.
Colin Barron
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If the Scottish government say there is a cost saving of £18 million or £97 million pa depending on which measure they use and they are ending free and subsidised education for EU students, why should i disbelieve them?
Colin Barron
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This assumes that a federal EU survives.
TheDecameron
Unicorns fart glitter.
173 days to go, to find out out the size of the pig in a poke. Clue- there’ll be blue birds over the white cliffs of Dover and 10,000 lorries a day stuck in the new 1.2 square mile holding pen outside Dover.
vuk
\o/ choose anarchy
why don't you move to a country that's in line with your values?
i'm actually in a similar situation and in the process of figuring something out.
TheDecameron
Unicorns fart glitter.
I’m in a country that’s in line with my values- it’s called Scotland.
Brian
Eating fat, staying slim
Morning Hugh,
Lovely day here at last after a bout of miserable wx.
Where the white nationalists are apparently a pleasant variety, a rare type never seen before anywhere else on the planet.
What will you do when you nationalists lose another ‘once in a generation referendum’ on the issue, assuming the tories allow one to happen, which is not likely anyway?
Lovely day here at last after a bout of miserable wx.
Where the white nationalists are apparently a pleasant variety, a rare type never seen before anywhere else on the planet.
In a few years time those young voters will be older, their opinion may shift. All we need is a change of UK govt to go with what will be a general realisation Scotland will be economically badly damaged and a lot worse off by leaving the UK.
What will you do when you nationalists lose another ‘once in a generation referendum’ on the issue, assuming the tories allow one to happen, which is not likely anyway?
vuk
\o/ choose anarchy
FWIW, i have always been a supporter of your independence. are you?
TheDecameron
Unicorns fart glitter.
Steady on we’re not there yet but you can see the direction of travel.
Colin Barron
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TheDecameron
Unicorns fart glitter.
He’s a brilliant observer of Boris Johnson. I also like how he’s able to get right under the skin of Farage and the Daily Mail readership. Thanks for posting.
My bet still says it won't happen on 31 Dec or whenever the latest extended extension is. BINO or yet another extension, with Cv19 as the excuse.
rbrown
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I think we’re past the point of being able to ask for an extension. Sadly I think Brexit will go ahead on schedule and the whole economic disaster will be pinned on Covid. Hope I’m wrong.
Colin Barron
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He is brilliant at thinking of new ways of spending other peoples money, it is a win win for Belgium. When the band stops playing and the EU luxury liner slips beneath the waves he will be safely in a lifeboat, no doubt giving an out of the ashes a phoenix will arise speech.
SteveS1
I heard that, pardon?
He is brilliant at thinking of new ways of spending other peoples money, it is a win win for Belgium. When the band stops playing and the EU luxury liner slips beneath the waves he will be safely in a lifeboat, no doubt giving an out of the ashes a phoenix will arise speech.
So which is it Colin. Are the net contributors exploiting the net beneficiaries, or are they being taken by them? I know you've been asked before and as usual you dodged the question - but you really can't have this contribution argument both ways. As for the ship that has scuttled itself hoping others might join them - that really is rather pathetic.
Once again you are hoping for failure elsewhere to take the focus off your own.
eternumviti
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Apparently there's a greetings line up of them in a layby as you cross the 'border'. They shout at drivers heading north to 'f*ck off back to England'.
My 20 year old step daughter had to give up on Glasgow University. She gave it her best, but eventually got fed up of people telling her that she was a 'vile English pig' and other such niceties on the bus. I know that the good folk of Glasgow have a reputation for being straight-talking, but I think that was probably taking a bit far. She's a quarter Scottish, incidentally, but her voice didn't fit.
I watched the clip, but I heard no mention of Johnson, Farage or the Daily Mail readership, or indeed the UK or Brexit. As for being an brilliant observer of Boris, well he would be, he's cut from the same cloth, just a lot more pugnacious and ill-mannered. Nasty piece of work.
What was the upshot of that particular rant, incidentally? He was talking about the need for 'a new EU' - did he mean more EU, or did he mean reform? Unfortunately the clip was cropped.
Brian
Eating fat, staying slim
The chance of an extension ended in June aiui.
The opportunity of a second referendum and remaining in the EU disappeared in Dec 2019 when people voted tory and/or in a way that helped enable tory seats. It will be a ‘proper hard tory brexit’.
TheDecameron
Unicorns fart glitter.
Ah, it’s all about the ukip fly tipping, google finger well exercised and from someone who know the price of everything and the value of nothing. brexits going to hurt but mustn’t grumble- can always point to other countries
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