How do we resolve the Brexit mess?

[dronefromsector7G]

Just to add to this thread on New Years Day, lest we forget: last year’s multiple government upheavals, shit Prime Ministers and economic crash were as a direct result of the chain of events caused by the referendum result. Nothing else. If it wasn’t for that vote we’d have had a stable government, a fraction of the COVID deaths, lower taxes, better pensions and public services and our economy would be growing hugely like everyone else’s.

Johnson, Rees Mogg, Murdoch, Farage, the hard right, the selfish, the racists and the fools…you cunts. You fucked us all over.

I didn’t know you were against Brexit

 

[west didsblue]

If anyone wants to know how fucking deluded some influential Brexiteers are, look at the projection and lack of actual content in this article.
https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/next-year-im-giving-up-on-diehard-remainers/

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

If anyone wants to know how fucking deluded some influential Brexiteers are, look at the projection and lack of actual content in this article.
https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/next-year-im-giving-up-on-diehard-remainers/

Being given up by Julie Birchill is no punishment.

 

[Grassland Blue]

Is one of the benefits that we can spell benefit however we want now.

There'll be many, many people on benefits soon...

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

I can't say I've really noticed any good or bad things arising from Brexit - a bit of a damp squib tbh, like the y2k bug thing.

 

[bluethrunthru]

50 years since we joined the EEC........ Pretty spectacular how quickly Brexit has taken us back to being the Poor Man of Europe with it feeling like the 1970's

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I can't say I've really noticed any good or bad things arising from Brexit - a bit of a damp squib tbh, like the y2k bug thing.

I take you’ve not been to Pret lately?

 

[bluethrunthru]

I can't say I've really noticed any good or bad things arising from Brexit - a bit of a damp squib tbh, like the y2k bug thing.

Really? Just one thing - after the Y2K bug thing as you put it computers still worked and you could go and love live and work in the EU with no restrictions. If you had a German wife she did not have to re-apply to stay here as some did and her mum certainly didn't have to pay excise duties on her Xmas present on receipt in Dusseldorf because her daughter lives in a 3rd country.

As with a lot of your posts you waiver between WUM and knob - sometimes its hard to tell which fake persona you are adopting when you post

 

[johnnytapia]

Already done .......whilst the average age in the UK is 46.... the average reading age is 9.


Tories don't like intelligent voters.

At what age do you stop having a “reading age”?
How young can you die of “old age”?

 

[The perfect fumble]

50 years since we joined the EEC........ Pretty spectacular how quickly Brexit has taken us back to being the Poor Man of Europe with it feeling like the 1970's

This is well worth a watch....