BREXIT

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Location: Hyeres, France
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OK so this is Jet Blast, but I am disappointed by how quickly folk sink to the lowest common denominator when calling out other folk. We really don't need this sort of playground language, regardless of one's nationality, race or place of residence. Strong views and opinions are acceptable, especially if they are expressed in a logical, cohesive and clear fashion. Name-calling is not acceptable, and adds nothing to the discussion - or this thread - except to prove that there are those participating in it who cannot behave in a grown-up and dignified manner, whatever their point of view.
Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: The Winchester
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Anyway....I see the old chestnut of people not accepting the referendum result and democracy is rearing it's head again.
I appreciate many here feel the Remainers should just ..err shut up.. but if anybody is puzzled as to why many associated with the Remain Campaign still feel campaigning is right and justified then maybe they need to think back to what Nigel Farage said prior to the Referendum about what would happen would happen if the Referendum result turned out to be 48%/52%.....
I appreciate many here feel the Remainers should just ..err shut up.. but if anybody is puzzled as to why many associated with the Remain Campaign still feel campaigning is right and justified then maybe they need to think back to what Nigel Farage said prior to the Referendum about what would happen would happen if the Referendum result turned out to be 48%/52%.....
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Location: Yorkshire
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.. but if anybody is puzzled as to why many associated with the Remain Campaign still feel campaigning is right and justified then maybe they need to think back to what Nigel Farage said prior to the Referendum about what would happen would happen if the Referendum result turned out to be 48%/52%.....
Remoaners are like Nigel Farage!!
Thanks for that!
Join Date: Apr 2001
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All, and I repeat, all my English family members and friends would love to rid themselves of the Irish problem and, especially, the Scots.
Not sure if they are representative of the whole of England, but they're fed up to the back teeth of pouring money into a part of the UK which doesn't want to be a part of the UK and another part of the UK where half the population supported terrorism against UK citizens and 20 years later still can't get along well enough to form an administration.
Not sure if they are representative of the whole of England, but they're fed up to the back teeth of pouring money into a part of the UK which doesn't want to be a part of the UK and another part of the UK where half the population supported terrorism against UK citizens and 20 years later still can't get along well enough to form an administration.


Join Date: Aug 1999
Location: Hyeres, France
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Belfast, Edinburgh, Brussels - they all have their hands in other peoples' pockets....Cardiff - no idea....
Anyway....You shouldn't be posting on here - not being British and all that....
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Chez Sprog
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Into its core message, I.e. This:
So, soz for the earthy language, but the time comes now & then when an absolute record breaking, off the scale, zealot needs exposing for the grim pedlar of rancour they are & I won't shy away from it. Pitiful in every way.

Join Date: Aug 1999
Location: Hyeres, France
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I'm afraid, like Hussar before you, you have failed to comprehend what was actually being said. So, for the record, here is Hussar suggesting people enamoured of the EU should leave the UK to live in it.
Now I find that a disgraceful attitude, then again, he's just floated the idea that Northern Ireland are a pack of ungrateful spongers who should be booted out of the UK, so what we are dealing with here is someone off the actual charts of rational discourse, but I digress. What I did was to distil this:
Into its core message, I.e. This:
Now, I would have thought it perfectly obvious, nevertheless, right on time, the outrage express rolled into moantown right on time. Luckily for me, after everyone else went & got all uppity about losing arguments & all that, Hussar confirmed he knew exactly what was being said & the intent. Cool, then we know the outrage was all faux, son et lumiere as they say in Hyeres where people go out of their way to wilfully misinterpret words to suit an agenda.
So, soz for the earthy language, but the time comes now & then when an absolute record breaking, off the scale, zealot needs exposing for the grim pedlar of rancour they are & I won't shy away from it. Pitiful in every way.
Now I find that a disgraceful attitude, then again, he's just floated the idea that Northern Ireland are a pack of ungrateful spongers who should be booted out of the UK, so what we are dealing with here is someone off the actual charts of rational discourse, but I digress. What I did was to distil this:
Into its core message, I.e. This:
Now, I would have thought it perfectly obvious, nevertheless, right on time, the outrage express rolled into moantown right on time. Luckily for me, after everyone else went & got all uppity about losing arguments & all that, Hussar confirmed he knew exactly what was being said & the intent. Cool, then we know the outrage was all faux, son et lumiere as they say in Hyeres where people go out of their way to wilfully misinterpret words to suit an agenda.
So, soz for the earthy language, but the time comes now & then when an absolute record breaking, off the scale, zealot needs exposing for the grim pedlar of rancour they are & I won't shy away from it. Pitiful in every way.
You reached the bottom of your hole yet ?
And the limit of your personal abuse ?
We#ll let the mods decide.
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Chez Sprog
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I see even when it's spelt out in capital letters very slowly, you still make the choice to misunderstand. I take it as read from your last sentence, you are so sure of your views on deporting people who don't share your politics (Hmmm, where have we seen that before?) that you're currently mashing the report button. How lovely.

Join Date: Aug 1999
Location: Hyeres, France
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I see even when it's spelt out in capital letters very slowly, you still make the choice to misunderstand. I take it as read from your last sentence, you are so sure of your views on deporting people who don't share your politics (Hmmm, where have we seen that before?) that you're currently mashing the report button. How lovely.
Where did I mention deported ??
But don't bother to reply - I'm not here, I've F**cked Off as you told me to.
I don't own this space under my name. I should have leased it while I still could
Join Date: Dec 2002
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Sprigget, I was referring not to what either you or Hussar said but your uncouth comments. You clearly did not understand what I meant. Debate on fact and opinion not abuse.
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Edited to add...
After a bit of digging, Parapunter was silent between 15 November last year and 7 January this year. Sproggett, who had been silent since May last year, suddenly became very active on 16 November until, guess when... ohhh, 5 January.
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: cambridge
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Now I'm not a mathematician but it seems that approximately 35% of the potential electorate voted to remain in the EU, which means that 65% of that same group did not vote to remain in the EU. Seems like a pretty overwhelming majority for leaving to me.
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Lincoln
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Found this YouTube video from November 2017:
Then I spotted these, some differing views on the subject:
I am beginning to think the old quotation below is more apt for Brexit not happening, especially when we are getting articles like this, I know it is the Daily Mail but it cannot be total fabrication/fake news, or can it:
http://its no deal or norway gloating eu
Then I spotted these, some differing views on the subject:
I am beginning to think the old quotation below is more apt for Brexit not happening, especially when we are getting articles like this, I know it is the Daily Mail but it cannot be total fabrication/fake news, or can it:
http://its no deal or norway gloating eu
They think it is all over, it is now
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Spain
Age: 78
Posts: 57
The world has changed and answers to problems are not always military any more. I can't predict how it will happen this time but maybe Britain could help with some kind of 'Marshal Plan' after the 'yellow vests' and Macron's army, German motor manufacturers cheating, Italian budget chaos, Belgian disunity, Hungarian immigration policies, Spanish separatism problems, and the various 'populist' uprisings have brought Europe to its economic knees. However it happens, Britain will be able to help best from the outside, as they did so successfully when they stepped in from the outside to help save Europe from itself in the 18th and 19th Centuries and twice in the 20th Century. I just hope that we manage to avoid military involvement next time, but that (as every time in the past) will depend on the nature of chaos that the Europeans bring on themselves.
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: England
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Except in the imagination of Brexiteers who still believe they are in the Victorian era when Britain ruled the waves.
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Location: Manchester, UK
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Interesting, that’s to say bizarre, to see so many Labour banners amongst today’s march. Would that be the same Labour party which last week refused to support a vote on the very thing they’re supposedly marching for? Is there no
limit to their populist opportunism?
limit to their populist opportunism?