The EU - Referendum - 23rd of June 2016 - in or out?

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

I don't understand what people think is so awful about The Dutch/EU enforcing border rules though? This is what you voted for, you voted for borders, you didn't have them there when you were in the EU because you were in the EU, you weren't kicked out, you wanted borders back? Idgi

[arista]

Scottish Fisherman
are going to Dump the Rotting Fish in Westminster
next week.
Ch4HDnews.

The Government should send helpers
to their officers to show them how to do the paperwork.

[arista]

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

If we were out of the EU more regressive laws will be passed. I say stay in.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-b1787603.html

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

our border is ours, this far right moron has nothing to say about us

[Nicky91]

[The Slim Reaper]

[Kizzy]

Meps are not in charge, mps are not in charge... business is in charge. This is the fruition of the long game.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...new-tory-right

[arista]

The Left Wing Presenter (LBC 10AM show) is having a go at Roger

[The Slim Reaper]

Congrats, Brexiteers.

[arista]

Nissan says Brexit deal is 'positive' - and gives carmaker
a 'competitive advantage'
The company says it is well positioned to capitalise
on the Brexit deal and is set to create more jobs on Wearside.

https://news.sky.com/story/nissan-bo...ntage-12194667


A Good Story for a change.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by arista

Nissan says Brexit deal is 'positive' - and gives carmaker
a 'competitive advantage'
The company says it is well positioned to capitalise
on the Brexit deal and is set to create more jobs on Wearside.

https://news.sky.com/story/nissan-bo...ntage-12194667


A Good Story for a change.

It's more about government subsidies there, Arista. But happy for the workers that will get to keep their jobs.

[The Slim Reaper]

The fishing industry was used, and then abandoned.

[Vicky.]

Been actively trying to avoid this for a while tbh. It appears as though*, the deal we decided on last minute (as Macron and Boris stared willywaving at each other over the Dover situation, seemingly, and Boris lost?) is way worse than any previous deals spoken about, for us anyway? How surprising and not at all what many said would happen. I was in the 'any deal is better than no deal' camp for a while, but really, if its all concessions and no benefit as it seems to be, is the deal really worth it?! We were grabbed by the balls though really, and I will always be of the opinion that the 'hold ups' were more a show of power, than anything to do with the 'new' strain of covid, that had been known about since September..and the power show, made Boris piss himself. In short.


*primarily from reading ranty statuses, and blog posts and stuff though, in fairness!

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Been actively trying to avoid this for a while tbh. It appears as though*, the deal we decided on last minute (as Macron and Boris stared willywaving at each other over the Dover situation, seemingly, and Boris lost?) is way worse than any previous deals spoken about, for us anyway? How surprising and not at all what many said would happen. I was in the 'any deal is better than no deal' camp for a while, but really, if its all concessions and no benefit as it seems to be, is the deal really worth it?! We were grabbed by the balls though really, and I will always be of the opinion that the 'hold ups' were more a show of power, than anything to do with the 'new' strain of covid, that had been known about since September..and the power show, made Boris piss himself. In short.


*primarily from reading ranty statuses, and blog posts and stuff though, in fairness!

This deal is terrible, but it's still better than no-deal. This was always the problem with the fools gold of brexit and the claims made. This isn't considerably worse than Mays deal, it's just that that the lies and fake promises have finally met with reality. When people were told they didn't understand what they were actually voting for, it was called elitism and project fear.

The EU just looked after their members interests, they didn't try and bully us or anything like that. Boris screwed the pooch by not negotiating and then making the agreement last minute.

The truth and harsh reality, is that we already had sovereignty and we had the best deal available by being n the EU. Brexit was just the wealthy using nationalism to protect their tax avoidance and to redirect money to them and their friends. Now the government will soon be blaming brexiteers for this deal, the same way they are blaming us for their covid failures.

[arista]

"It's more about government subsidies there, Arista.
But happy for the workers that will get to keep their jobs."


Yes Slim
sure,but still great news for the Nissan UK workers.

[Dezzy]

The denial of May's deals, for the most part, was just pageantry to aid Boris' succession. The deal we got does not look to be an improvement over May's but it's accepted out of necessity and because the Tories got the leader they wanted. May was only there to get the brunt of the blame so Boris could ride in on a gold painted horse and look like the hero we needed to the gullible.

[arista]

[The Slim Reaper]

[The Slim Reaper]

I'm so fcuking furious that our futures and rights have been mortgaged for less than nothing.

British companies told to move to EU.

[bitontheslide]

Some of the things coming out as a result of the tariff free trade deal are shocking. I'm not entirely sure what part of it is tariff free, because new charges are appearing everywhere

[arista]

[arista]

[arista]

This paper also posted
on Covid thread.

[arista]

Northern Ireland leaders condemn threats against port staff
as Brexit checks suspended

Graffiti in the area references tensions
over the Northern Ireland Protocol
and describes port staff as "targets".

https://news.sky.com/story/belfast-a...viour-12206082