Political relations between UK-EU

[Octavian]

Yep.

I'm surprised that anyone is surprised that Brexit isn't working the way they hoped,given the absolute whoppers who we have in charge of carrying it out.

Give it another 5 years or so though,I'm sure there might be some real benefit for us all.
;)

But then again the apocalypse predicted for the economy hasn’t happened, even with a pandemic, the recovery has been fairly good - https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp....gh-but-staff-shortages-a-concern-covid-lloyds

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I guess the sensible view on Brexit is it was always going to cause issues and whether those issues were worth taking some of the power back from Brussels to London was worth it, that should have been the debate but not even our politicians knew enough to say that.

Hindsight is a wonderful thing as I didn’t have a clue in 2016 and didn’t really until this year.

 

[Saddleworth2]

His biggest lie. I do not apologise that this is a Guardian article. I will if anyone can refute the truth of what is written.

Boris Johnson’s biggest lie about Europe is finally coming home to roost | Simon Jenkins

From plummeting trade to drastic shortages of workers, needlessly leaving the single market has been disastrous, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

www.theguardian.com

 

[Octavian]

His biggest lie. I do not apologise that this is a Guardian article. I will if anyone can refute the truth of what is written.

Boris Johnson’s biggest lie about Europe is finally coming home to roost | Simon Jenkins

From plummeting trade to drastic shortages of workers, needlessly leaving the single market has been disastrous, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

www.theguardian.com

“This is not Brexit. Britain could have left Brussels and freed itself from a mass of rules and regulations. It is the result of leaving the single market”

Who dictates the rules and regulations of the single market?

Leaving the EU and remaining in the Single Market is essentially pulling our chair away from the table but allowing the table to dictate to us still.

 

[lust overlord]

But then again the apocalypse predicted for the economy hasn’t happened, even with a pandemic, the recovery has been fairly good - https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp....gh-but-staff-shortages-a-concern-covid-lloyds

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I guess the sensible view on Brexit is it was always going to cause issues and whether those issues were worth taking some of the power back from Brussels to London was worth it, that should have been the debate but not even our politicians knew enough to say that.

Hindsight is a wonderful thing as I didn’t have a clue in 2016 and didn’t really until this year.

I've more or less stopped posting on this thread regularly,apart from the odd occasion,as I'm resigned to what's going on.

Had a chuckle about using "sensible" as there hasn't been much sense about the mess this government have made.

 

[Octavian]

I've more or less stopped posting on this thread regularly,apart from the odd occasion,as I'm resigned to what's going on.

Had a chuckle about using "sensible" as there hasn't been much sense about the mess this government have made.

There’s not much sense ever in politics mate. I just think humans are eejits

 

[Saddleworth2]

“This is not Brexit. Britain could have left Brussels and freed itself from a mass of rules and regulations. It is the result of leaving the single market”

Who dictates the rules and regulations of the single market?

Leaving the EU and remaining in the Single Market is essentially pulling our chair away from the table but allowing the table to dictate to us still.

ah! A brexiter! Nice one mate and so glad you have joined us. So tell us how leaving the single market has benefited us? Anything you like.

 

[bluethrunthru]

must not mention Brexit...............must not mention Brexit............must not mention Brexit............a fantasist unable to face the reality of Brexit

 

[Octavian]

ah! A brexiter! Nice one mate and so glad you have joined us. So tell us how leaving the single market has benefited us? Anything you like.

I’m not a brexiteer, what made you think that from what I said?

 

[Saddleworth2]

I’m not a brexiteer, what made you think that from what I said?

Leaving the EU and remaining in the Single Market is essentially pulling our chair away from the table but allowing the table to dictate to us still.

is a well worn line

 

[Octavian]

Leaving the EU and remaining in the Single Market is essentially pulling our chair away from the table but allowing the table to dictate to us still.

is a well worn line

It is true though.