How do we resolve the Brexit mess?

bluethrunthru said:
We are in control - we will take action - we are doing Brexit

Come over here and sign a document to pay us more money

Braverman - OK

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UK strikes revised deal with France on Channel migrants

The UK will pay France £8m more a year to increase patrols, with greater co-operation also promised.
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Cap in hand to the Frenchies because Brexit has failed. Credit to the Brexiters who’ve admitted they were wrong to vote for our exonomic decline.

Btw anyone know if the stat that only 7mil of the 17mil who voted for Brexit are active in the economy / work.
 
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melrose40yarder said:
Brexit may or may not be a sack of shit.
The main problem is the cnuts we have delivering it.
Would Labour do it any better im not sure.
Time for a complete overhaul of politcal parties in this scepterd isle
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The main problem is the lack of trade agreements. The few we have in place will not have been agreed to our advantage. Every country or bloc try to get the best deal for themselves. By having to leave all our trade agreements at once made our position unbelievable weak.

To add to that not having migrant workers has left us short, nurses, truck drivers to farm labourers etc.



Go help us.
 
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melrose40yarder said:
Brexit may or may not be a sack of shit.
The main problem is the cnuts we have delivering it.
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This is what I don’t get. Anyone who thought our political class would deliver Brexit with any sense of purpose and competence has a warped grasp of reality. They essentially voted for the lunatics reassuming control of the asylum. I am simply astonished that anyone with their senses together is remotely surprised by this outcome.

What the fuck were people expecting to happen? Taking back control was a terrible idea and now we are seeing its terrible reality.

What a fucking abortion.
 
Tim of the Oak said:
Cap in hand to the Frenchies because Brexit has failed. Credit to the Brexiters who’ve admitted they were wrong to vote for our exonomic decline.

Btw anyone know if the stat that only £7mil of the £17mil who voted for Brexit are active in the economy / work.
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If they use £ notes in sentences like that probably:-)
 
Gabriel said:
Increasingly hearing business people on Radio 4 calling for a time-limited visas for migrants to do non high-skilled jobs. However, there’s a labour shortage across Europe (demonstration in Madrid yesterday over health care shortages) so they’d have to come from much further afield. How would that square with those who complained against immigration (and this would not be ‘white’ immigration’) and what effect would that have on suppressing wages as inflation soars?
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Care homes are priority. System near collapse on present funding and present staffing. Get pre Brexit normality back, and hospital beds get freed up, NHS waiting lists improve, ambulances can hand over quicker.

I'm not sure where Pret will recruit.
 
Vic said:
Care homes are priority. System near collapse on present funding and present staffing. Get pre Brexit normality back, and hospital beds get freed up, NHS waiting lists improve, ambulances can hand over quicker.

I'm not sure where Pret will recruit.
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Can only assume that they will seek to attract from India an SE Asia. However, these people all need somewhere to live and may have families of their own, so how does that placate those who voted to leave the EU so as to keep immigrants out?

As I mentioned, the U.K. is not the only country facing such shortfalls in social care and seeking a pool of employment, so it will have to tempt people with attractive offers.
 
bonespost said:
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So he’s admitting to being a spineless, conscienceless liar. Presumably he’ll be resigning the whip, resigning his seat and calling a by-election standing as an independent?
What it does do is shine a light on where their priorities lie and it’s not the UK or the people of the UK. Bastards.
 
It’s quite interesting that after months and months of omertà, tiny cracks in the dam are now appearing and allowing a trickle of truth to come through. I reckon that after Thursday, the sheer scale of the pain that is to be endured, especially for the middle class(es), will see those cracks widen further and more and more people will start to question what has happened.
 
Gabriel said:
It’s quite interesting that after months and months of omertà, tiny cracks in the dam are now appearing and allowing a trickle of truth to come through. I reckon that after Thursday, the sheer scale of the pain that is to be endured, especially for the middle class(es), will see those cracks widen further and more and more people will start to question what has happened.
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Not sure what we can do about it though. People thought it would be like leaving a golf club and cancelling their DD, so presumably they also think rejoining will be akin to telling the bank to reinstate the DD. Hopelessly naive.

Leaving was complicated and fraught with challenges; rejoining will be even more so.

How anyone could think this would be straightforward is completely beyond me. It’s like the most complex divorce imaginable

We’ve opened Pandora’s box and need to deal with the consequences, which will be severe.

We’ve completely brought this upon ourselves.
 
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