Brexit: give me a positive effect... VI

[Barrymagrec]

Money, reason for leaving the EU.

You want less?

 

[Sue Pertwee-Tyr]

When you have nothing positive......

Correction: Colin views all expressions of anything less than rosy in EU-land as positive. It’s that ‘we may be going to hell in a hand basket, but look at the bullet we dodged’ thing. It’s all he’s got.

 

[PsB]

Money, reason for leaving the EU.

Pound worth 20% less as a result. Brilliant.

 

[SteveS1]

Money, reason for leaving the EU.

Already epic fail then. I thought the money didn't matter and it was all about warm fuzzy feelings of sovereignty we never lost. Maybe that was ET. I seem to recall no amount of economic damage was a problem.

 

[Colin Barron]

When you have nothing positive......

A deal is on the way in December.

 

[roman]

A deal is on the way in December.

When staring into the abyss I suppose that is a positive.

First we need to make the headbangers sweat a little more then sell it to them as a triumph. That's how it works right?

 

[tuga]

Money, reason for leaving the EU.

For the little few, not many most.

 

[Colin L]

A deal is on the way in December.

so is f****n christmas

 

[Colin Barron]

When staring into the abyss I suppose that is a positive.

First we need to make the headbangers sweat a little more then sell it to them as a triumph. That's how it works right?

Yes there will be compromise, our friends and trading partners need all the help we can give, western Europe is in a mess.

 

[eternumviti]

Do you ever post anything that’s not about money? What a sad way to look at the world.

Pretty much all of the pro-EU/anti-brexit arguments on here revolve around 'how we'll all be poorer/less well off. Money, then.

When you have nothing positive......

Erm...

... sovereignty we never lost.

I've never been able to work out how you worked that one out.

 

[russel]

A deal is on the way in December.

Which December?, will it be like the MDAC2 being “ready for Munich”?

 

[Colin Barron]

so is f****n christmas

I did think several months ago that it would be sorted before Christmas but now i am not sure, it could be new year and Brexit celebrations in one.

 

[Colin Barron]

Which December?, will it be like the MDAC2 being “ready for Munich”?

This December.

 

[stephen bennett]

Government reduces minimum salary for migrants to settle in UK

A sensible move (should be lower in fact).
I wonder why the Government and their supine press haven’t made this a bigger story?

Rhetorical question of course. Don’t want to frighten the Brexit horses.

Stephen

 

[wacko]

Government reduces minimum salary for migrants to settle in UK
A sensible move (should be lower in fact).
I wonder why the Government and their supine press haven’t made this a bigger story?
Rhetorical question of course. Don’t want to frighten the Brexit horses.
Stephen

Hilarious. As predicted the UK is replacing Europeans (most of whom go home after working in the UK) with people who will be given nice blue British passports and stay.
Like to see Farage explain this one...
All part of making the UK the new sweatshop of Europe.

 

[SteveS1]

Erm...



I've never been able to work out how you worked that one out.

Please guide me to any of Col's posts that are anything other than hopes for worse elsewhere, or failed predictions. I'm all ears. The UK lost no sovereignty that anyone other than someone getting out a jeweller's eyepiece could find. Ask a brexit voter for examples and wait for the blank look, or the protestation about straight bananas. People love voting against things, even better when they haven't a clue what to replace it with.

 

[SteveS1]

Yes there will be compromise, our friends and trading partners need all the help we can give, western Europe is in a mess.

A role as fudge seller in chief beckons, let's hope you do better than the Truss.

 

[Colin Barron]

Please guide me to any of Col's posts that are anything other than hopes for worse elsewhere, or failed predictions. I'm all ears. The UK lost no sovereignty that anyone other than someone getting out a jeweller's eyepiece could find. Ask a brexit voter for examples and wait for the blank look, or the protestation about straight bananas. People love voting against things, even better when they haven't a clue what to replace it with.

Even the Brexiteers friend Guy Verhofstadt says that the EU is failing and he should know. What is his solution 'more Europe'. As with Juncker he represents a country who does not make a positive net financial contribution.

 

[PsB]

Even the Brexiteers friend Guy Verhofstadt says that the EU is failing and he should know. What is his solution 'more Europe'. As with Juncker he represents a country who does not make a positive net financial contribution.

You forgot to mention the imminent collapse of the euro.

 

[SteveS1]

Even the Brexiteers friend Guy Verhofstadt says that the EU is failing and he should know. What is his solution 'more Europe'. As with Juncker he represents a country who does not make a positive net financial contribution.

Right on cue.