Flat Capper wrote:Whilst I don't agree with the referendum result I do agree that it's time to stop moaning about the type of exit. Not for the same reasons as you but because the referendum was simply a vote of whether to remain in the EU.
This vague ballot is now open to multiple interpretations but ultimately, if we legally leave the EU the ballot result has been upheld, even if it does come with baggage. This is what should have been made clearer during the ballot but the ballot questions were a typical governmental fudge and these never achieve anything.
I firmly remain under the belief we should have kept our seat at the EU table and driven change for the benefit of all its member states. The opportunity to undermine the German state who is in a position of no strength at the moment would have been the ideal opportunity to seek fairer funding deals, reduce bureaucracy and amend the various common policies on food, agriculture and fishing.
Unfortunately we've thrown our teddy out of the cot and will be left to play by rules we have no input on. Something I'm sure no one voted for.
CasRus wrote:Flat Capper wrote:Whilst I don't agree with the referendum result I do agree that it's time to stop moaning about the type of exit. Not for the same reasons as you but because the referendum was simply a vote of whether to remain in the EU.
This vague ballot is now open to multiple interpretations but ultimately, if we legally leave the EU the ballot result has been upheld, even if it does come with baggage. This is what should have been made clearer during the ballot but the ballot questions were a typical governmental fudge and these never achieve anything.
I firmly remain under the belief we should have kept our seat at the EU table and driven change for the benefit of all its member states. The opportunity to undermine the German state who is in a position of no strength at the moment would have been the ideal opportunity to seek fairer funding deals, reduce bureaucracy and amend the various common policies on food, agriculture and fishing.
Unfortunately we've thrown our teddy out of the cot and will be left to play by rules we have no input on. Something I'm sure no one voted for.
I.ve just been Watching Trump and May outside Chequers and Trump calls everything how he sees it and is not afraid to speak out what most people think anyway. Like him or not, he is our best hope for us and for the rest of the world to sort out all world issues. That press interview in my mind was absolutely brilliant and all those "Labour" (a la Sadiq Khan !) driven protesters in London should hang their heads in shame in trying to ridicule Trump - he is our best shot by a country mile to get this world sorted out !!
Whats the difference about voting "to "Remain in the EU" or voting out - it's the same ?????
We don't need EU rules, we will be sovereign to do exactly what we want - why stay in the EU arguing the toss over years and years of red tape that they have tied us up in !!!
We don't need to undermine anyone - we would be FREE !! Let them wallow in their antiquated rules and then find out that the free and sleek UK economy out of their control thrives ! the USA (like Trump or not !) is absolutely BOOMING ! Staying in the EU will have us miss the boat ! India, Pakistan and rest of Asia are moving into the 21st Century with business, engineering and building projects - EU will be small fry compared to what is emerging out there and we have the nous to get in on this given the chance !
I am sorry to say that some of you out there have led too sheltered lives and cannot think outside the box and full of worries that stifle our ability to grow strong.
What a total shame !!
Again I say to all, are we men to "Boldly GO" or are we mice waiting for the EU to feed us scraps of cheese !
WF10 wrote:
I assume Corbyn disagrees with the Trump philosophy of 'bomb first, investigate later'.
alftupper wrote:WF10 wrote:
I assume Corbyn disagrees with the Trump philosophy of 'bomb first, investigate later'.
It can’t be that, he was friends with the IRA when they were bombing innocent men, women and children
alftupper wrote:BTW everyone, you see there how WF10 tried to legitimise supporting the bombing of our own citizens because we supported a group in Afghanistan against the invading Soviet army. Typical leftist reasoning
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