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Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
*1. We'd vote to leave.
*2. Government would trigger article 50.
*3. All payments into the E:U would cease immediately.
*4. That same money would by now have re-floated the NHS and made a few people
in need more comfortable.
*5. The government would have put in place post-Brexit plans for employment.
The economy. And social care needs.
*6. WTO trade deals struck around the world.
*7. We'd have left the E:U having had all our future commitments cancelled and
said monies refunded.
*8. Theresa May gets Knighthood for telling Junker and Tusk what they can do
with their single market theology.
*9. The U.S.A applauds and gives the UK the best trade agreement it's ever
seen.
*10. Other E:U countries watch as GB makes a comeback that sees interest rates
stay at 2% for three years consistently.
*11. The ECB fails as smaller E:U nations default on loans they owe.
*12. ECB comes cap-in-hand to the BOE where the security of our children is
assured since Europe will be paying for them during their lifetime.
[b]But hey ! See what happens when you let our government deal with it ?[/b]
*2. Government would trigger article 50.
*3. All payments into the E:U would cease immediately.
*4. That same money would by now have re-floated the NHS and made a few people
in need more comfortable.
*5. The government would have put in place post-Brexit plans for employment.
The economy. And social care needs.
*6. WTO trade deals struck around the world.
*7. We'd have left the E:U having had all our future commitments cancelled and
said monies refunded.
*8. Theresa May gets Knighthood for telling Junker and Tusk what they can do
with their single market theology.
*9. The U.S.A applauds and gives the UK the best trade agreement it's ever
seen.
*10. Other E:U countries watch as GB makes a comeback that sees interest rates
stay at 2% for three years consistently.
*11. The ECB fails as smaller E:U nations default on loans they owe.
*12. ECB comes cap-in-hand to the BOE where the security of our children is
assured since Europe will be paying for them during their lifetime.
[b]But hey ! See what happens when you let our government deal with it ?[/b]
Burnley123 · 41-45, M
@Picklebobble2 lol. I don't think any government could negotiate half of that list cos we don't have the power
Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
@Burnley123 Then the question is ???
[quote]What f****** good are they ?[/quote]
[quote]What f****** good are they ?[/quote]
Burnley123 · 41-45, M
@Picklebobble2 The Brexit politicians have consistently lied and made promises that they couldn't deliver.
Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
@Burnley123 Stupid state of affairs on all sides.
Listening to the comedians in the House of Commons lately and it's clear many of them don't understand the complexities of being a member of the E:U much less how to successfully leave it !
But it's the fact nobody is talking positively about post-Brexit that makes me feel this current crop of politicians are either there for their own gratification or to maintain a poor status quo that serves the few rather than the many.
Listening to the comedians in the House of Commons lately and it's clear many of them don't understand the complexities of being a member of the E:U much less how to successfully leave it !
But it's the fact nobody is talking positively about post-Brexit that makes me feel this current crop of politicians are either there for their own gratification or to maintain a poor status quo that serves the few rather than the many.
Xuan12 · 31-35, M
@Picklebobble2 £39Billion for the EU sounds like those things aren't happening.