UK Gov In Turmoil & Bexit Mess.

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Link for proof?





What laws does Britain have now that weren't British laws already before the EU?





I think this is the biggest issue that got people voting for Brexit. The fear of immigrants has always been a thing there, sadly. That said, I think 'free movement' was a good idea in thought, just not reality. Immigration controls are important and not just anyone should be allowed in any country.





Interesting; I've read that the economy is gonna be hard; got a link for your positive outlook?





Hadn't heard of CAP, will have to look into it. For the food prices though I think it depends where it comes from from what I've read. Some prices will go down, some will go up.





Overfishing has happened everywhere. I could understand Irish boats getting access to British fishing, but the French and Spain are odd; what is fishing like over there? What's the plan to allow stocks to recover and keep other countries out of UK waters? Poaching fish is a huge deal even here - especially here actually. So how does the UK plan to deal with it?





But will your trade be better or worse without the EU? That'll be the interesting to see part.


Honestly, when it comes to Brexit, I think most people voted on just one issue - immigration - and the rest of this is just filler that's come out only recently, but no one really cares about, or rather, some but not all.


I don't know if Brexit is good or not personally. The only issue I ever had about the whole thing was that it was never clear what Britain really wanted to do in the initial vote, which made for the confused mess it became. That, and this continual whining over extensions and who's to blame for it all. Get it done, get it over with and suffer or survive.
I think unfettered immigration that EU membership allowed and even encouraged had a lot to do with the vote . But that is neither here or there . The British lawmakers put a binding referendum to the people who responded overwhelmingly to leave against the advise of those same law makers . The lawmakers have been trying to walk it back since . If the lawmakers put a poor question to the people that is on them . If the lawmakers weren’t willing to follow the referendum results they should not have made it binding , again on them . For three or more years since the referendum the right unhonourable members of parliament have been spitting on their constituents. IMHO
 

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Honestly, when it comes to Brexit, I think most people voted on just one issue - immigration - and the rest of this is just filler that's come out only recently, but no one really cares about, or rather, some but not all.

Nearly half (49%) of leave voters said the biggest single reason for wanting to leave the EU was “the principle that decisions about the UK should be taken in the UK”. One third (33%) said the main reason was that leaving “offered the best chance for the UK to regain control over immigration and its own borders.” Just over one in eight (13%) said remaining would mean having no choice “about how the EU expanded its membership or its powers in the years ahead.”
 

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Nearly half (49%) of leave voters said the biggest single reason for wanting to leave the EU was “the principle that decisions about the UK should be taken in the UK”. One third (33%) said the main reason was that leaving “offered the best chance for the UK to regain control over immigration and its own borders.” Just over one in eight (13%) said remaining would mean having no choice “about how the EU expanded its membership or its powers in the years ahead.”
why did Britain join in the first place?? ( remind me plse)
 

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why did Britain join in the first place?? ( remind me plse)

Because our politicians wanted a foreign power to rule Britain.

And I noticed they didn't let the people decide whether or not to join. No wonder considering a majority were against it.
 

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to be accurate it was the conservatives.

How the REAL Labour people of yesteryear will be spinning in their graves over the current party's pro-EU stance, especially when its current leader, Corbyn, is a Brexiteer of over 40 years standing.
 

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now the people have decided they want out.
no one has a thrusting clue how to get out.

The politicians know how to get out. They know as well as we do that they only have to declare British independence and say we will longer be dictated to by Brussels - and do it. It's f"cking easy.

They just don't want to honour the referendum result, because they are a bunch of anti-democratic lowlifes.
 

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Its amazing how easy things are for the stupid.

It IS easy. You're too stupid to see that.

After three and a quarter years, Britain will leave the EU on Halloween without a deal with the EU.

In other words, just the same as would have happened had Britain just declared her independence on 24th June 2016.

It's been three and a quarter years wasted just to achieve something we could have done the day after the EU referendum - just left.

Leaving the EU is EASY. All we have to do is tell the EU: "That's it. We're out. You don't have any authority over us anymore." We're about to do that, yet we could have just done it on 24th June 2016.
 

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somehow a guy who has been wrong about Brexit for 3 and a half years is still in there taking a swing.
 

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It is a puzzle.

normally three strikes is the rule. You are up to 20 or 30 by now
 

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What will great British war heroes and former PMs Churchill and Wellington think of their weak, pussy, ancestors wanting to surrender Great Britain to foreign rule?
Do let us know if you ever figure out the difference between an ancestor and a descendant, won't you, simpleton?
 

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somehow a guy who has been wrong about Brexit for 3 and a half years is still in there taking a swing.
Tell me where was Blackleaf wrong about Brexit ? Maybe while you are at it you can explain where and how you got it right ?