:brexit: Brexit - The Ramifications

I take that back

FFS. really?!

I’m all for another referendum .

We had an In or out one in which we voted out, so it makes perfect sense to have another vote once we know what Out options are available.

A vote on May Government’s deal or Out without a deal should suffice.

Remoaners can then concentrate their efforts in getting another referendum to enter the EU. It may take 40+ years, but that’s democracy.

History suggests it might take us 40+ years to leave this time!

Anyone who thinks we will be out and free to trade in the next year really should have got informed prior to voting - and clearly doesn’t grasp the concept of contract law.

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Which bits of contract law are you referring to?

Pretty ballsy claim that denigrates those that disagree with your position while simultaneously implying you know what you’re talking about.

So what are you talking about?

No thanks, I won’t get dragged into a pointless day of bitching that will annoy the rest of the forum.

Brief version is, many voters didn’t grasp the number of treaties, trade deals and contracts that we have signed while EU members, but they would have done had they bothered to get informed - a ballsy claim as you say, but true.

Those people were told it was a simple and speedy job to leave and that contracts could just be ripped up as we stuck two fingers up to the EU - which they are now discovering is bollocks.

Don’t bother to slag me off on this as I won’t be responding - it’s a simple point.

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Just asked for substantiation, which you don’t have. That’s fine. I can live with that.

Can your points survive on populist substance free rants though?

I wouldn’t mind hearing from some of these Dumbasses that thought doing a Brexit would be plane sailing. Sureley we have at least a couple posting on here?

I am deffo a political dumbass, but even I foresaw that EU would make Brexit as difficult & punitive as possible. They can’t have ppl coming out of EU & strolling into the sunset carefree & successful. Stands to reason! Everyone would do it.

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Speaking for my dumbass self I knew that our EU friends would be absolute mother fuckers wrt the Brexit.

Not that they need to be - as we seem to be doing our damnedest to undermine the process at every stage. To be fair I didnt realise just how self defeating we would be.

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Now that, Pap, is what worries me - people like you becoming nasty, insular nationalists :lou_sad:

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Blimey.

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Indeed… he has lost it. Unbelievable

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Cleaner to checkout three please - there’s a huge abusive and offensive mess that needs sorting out.

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My brother works at number 11 downing street and is part of the Brexit planning team. Only in the last few weeks have they started planning and forecasting for a no-deal style exit. This is despite it being a main conservative slogan in the last election.

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Ur brother sounds like the sort of guy who would only start planning for Battle of Britain when a bomb dropped on his fkn head. What a dumbass!

Edit: I could stand hearing Moar inside scoop from ur No.11 contacts tho. If you ain’t got none, feel free to make them up pls

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Really? You’ve a funny way of going about it.

You Remainers come on here casting aspersions about the motives and intelligence of Brexiters, but can’t take it in return.

Enjoy living in your own private Vichy. Reality has obviously escaped the Remain crowd, at least for the purposes of posting here.

BTW, chars for down votes. As a hat maker of some repute, I am delighted to see those caps fit so well.

I am happy to spill any brexit beans you like bear. We are not on great terms as in year 5 of a toke/pap style war so all this is a bit third hand through my mum which means that it is mental. He is on ‘the inside’ though and a bit of a big deal in economics. He was nominated for a jnr Nobel prize for economics while at uni - no shit. Problem is this makes him a bit of a knob.

All this battle of Britain stuff is what got us into this mess and according to him (through a Scottish mad woman) it is a bit of a mess and we are a bit fucked. Example of how well we are planning as a nation - there is a small team of economists responsible for forecasting different scenarios so that when we are in negotiations we can quickly know the result of agreeing or not agreeing to stuff. Unfortunately, there is not much space in the government offices for this ‘new department’ as all the building are 1,000 years old and were not fit for purpose before the new department was created and wanted desks and plugs etc. Therefore the economic planning for the UK’s exit from the EU is being done on a windowsill of an old building or from a shared flat near Greenwich probably with sky sports news playing in the background and Irn Bru cans littering the view.

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I know what ur thinking. Something in grey felt, with a little black visor. Silver eagle. Fkn skull. I know what ur thinking!

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Nope. Simple paper hats that can be repurposed as white flags at a moment’s notice.

No paper aeroplanes though. It might give the EU the impression of resistance.

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BREXIT UPDATE LIVE NOT A DRILL.

Just spoken to my mum who happens to be rambling on skype as I am typing shit on here. Conversation as follows:

Me: What’s the latest on Brexit, any update from knobbro?

Her: Aye, according to him we are fucked.

Me: Any further info bit more details (this is for a forum and for pap to argue down ffs bitch!)

her: He has been forecasting the labour market and the best economic scenario for the UK. No matter which way they look at it, it is shit. ramble ramble ramble.

The government’s main concern is that the DUP are kept happy, everything is about them first, the country 2nd. ramble ramble

Me: Fucking tories, self-preservation as usual.

Her: The DUP have a number of demands but their main one is that we keep a soft border with Eire.

ramble ramble, scottish ramble.

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