How do we resolve the Brexit mess?

[blueish swede]

I think the answer might be BRENTER.

I think the question might be BRENTER. The answer might be BRUCKOFF.

 

[mexico1970]

So you agree that as the UK was not a signatory to the Shengen agreement .... we never agreed to Freedom of movement .... and that the failure to send home people who were unemployed for more than 6 months , Convicted of a criminal offence imprisonable by 12 months or more ... was the fault of the party who you support and vote for ?

I never said any of that, are you Darren Brown :)

 

[jim tolmies perm]

So you agree that as the UK was not a signatory to the Shengen agreement .... we never agreed to Freedom of movement .... and that the failure to send home people who were unemployed for more than 6 months , Convicted of a criminal offence imprisonable by 12 months or more ... was the fault of the party who you support and vote for ?

We had the best of both worlds on a fucking plate.
No pound, no Schengen , the rebate and a veto and still had the freedom to live and work in the EU.
Total calamity

 

[Ifwecouldjust.......]

Freedom of movement gives EU citizens the right to reside and work in other countries and applies to all EU citizens and countries. Shengen is the removal of internal border checks when travelling. The two things are not the same.

They could only enter the country to work if they had a job offer (in writing) . If they became unemployed for a period of 6 months or more then they could be asked to return home. Shengen doesn't have those restrictions.

 

[Grassland Blue]

Mate media studies IMHO isn't a skill, all you needed back in the day was no criminal record and a backbone and you could travel pretty most anywhere.

Oh, going to University isn't a measure of intelligence anymore. This isn't a dig at young people they are just young people I am just stating a fact that you could travel in the 60's and 70's without the permission of the EU.

In the early 80s I had to have a 12 month British Visitors passport to visit Europe and enough money to support myself whilst there.
I was sometimes questioned as to where I was going and why.
Are we going back to those days?

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

A higher proportion of older people actually voted so that skewed the vote, but age is definitely a factor. I hardly know any young people who wanted to leave, but the older generation like my wife's parents remember things as being better when they were young - ie before EU membership - and never understood what Europe was about.

A vote rooted in selfishness.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I think the answer might be BRENTER.

Only when we are reduced to offering the BREGGING BOWL.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

We had the best of both worlds on a fucking plate.
No pound, no Schengen , the rebate and a veto and still had the freedom to live and work in the EU.
Total calamity

We really have fucking blown it!

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

A higher proportion of older people actually voted so that skewed the vote, but age is definitely a factor. I hardly know any young people who wanted to leave, but the older generation like my wife's parents remember things as being better when they were young - ie before EU membership - and never understood what Europe was about.

I have met younger people who did vote that way but they are usually morons who lack critical thinking.

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

I think the answer might be BRENTER.

BRENTRY sounds much more dignified.