Re: Brexit disaster : Fri Mar 24, 2023 1:34 pm  

Ovavoo wrote:

Brexit bonus.

A change in the law allows the growing and cultivation of GM crops.

Only applies to England as both Wales and Scotland are keeping the ban. EU law is applicable in Northern Ireland.

You will be able to add to that meat from Australia that cannot be sold in the EU but it is ok for us because it cheaper for the lower classes to eat.

Re: Brexit disaster : Tue May 16, 2023 9:11 am  

I realise that this thread has been dormant for quite a while but, after Mr Farage declared Brexit to be a failure, I though that it deserved a mention.
It would be churlish to say, "told you so" but, was it really worth it.
The only G7 nation not to have GDP back to pre pandemic levels and a s***show for a government.

Isn't Brexit brilliant (not)

Re: Brexit disaster : Thu May 18, 2023 1:44 pm  

Car manufacturers wanting the Brexit deal renegotiated and Kemi the clown saying it's nowt to do with Brexit.
This government should all be working for Billy Smart.

Re: Brexit disaster : Fri May 19, 2023 7:45 am  

Listening to Campbell's podcast with Osborne it was the inability of the remain campaign's to combat the control of the borders if we remained in the EU. Johnson/Cummins/Gove always had that.

[Mild Rover]

Re: Brexit disaster : Wed May 24, 2023 5:20 am  

Zoo Zoo Boom wrote:

Listening to Campbell's podcast with Osborne it was the inability of the remain campaign's to combat the control of the borders if we remained in the EU. Johnson/Cummins/Gove always had that.

The Brexit campaign was more effective than the Remain campaign, no doubt about that.

Re: Brexit disaster : Thu May 25, 2023 9:17 pm  

Mild Rover wrote:

The Brexit campaign was more effective than the Remain campaign, no doubt about that.

Of course it was. The brexit campaign was directed at red top readers who lapped up the lies

Re: Brexit disaster : Thu Jun 15, 2023 11:38 am  

Mild Rover wrote:

The Brexit campaign was more effective than the Remain campaign, no doubt about that.

We all knew the Leave campaigners were shysters. Cameron and Osborne, on the other hand, painted themselves as the "nice guys" of the Conservative party, yet they had no problems in the past with using the EU as a target for the blame when things weren't going well here in the UK. The Leave side would stick two fingers up to your face but Cameron and Osborne would smile to your face, wish you a good day, wave as you turned away then stick two fingers up behind your back as you walked away.

Re: Brexit disaster : Thu Jun 15, 2023 6:16 pm  

The Brexit supporters are clearly insecure because every crisis is because of the jealous remainers.

Re: Brexit disaster : Tue Jul 18, 2023 9:30 am  

TheWarringtonWolve69 wrote:

Of course it was. The brexit campaign was directed at red top readers who lapped up the lies

Bloody Hell, I agree with WW69, I'm going for a lie down

Re: Brexit disaster : Mon Jul 31, 2023 12:35 pm  

King Street Cat wrote:

We all knew the Leave campaigners were shysters. Cameron and Osborne, on the other hand, painted themselves as the "nice guys" of the Conservative party, yet they had no problems in the past with using the EU as a target for the blame when things weren't going well here in the UK. The Leave side would stick two fingers up to your face but Cameron and Osborne would smile to your face, wish you a good day, wave as you turned away then stick two fingers up behind your back as you walked away.

So what you're saying is that the lead campaigners on BOTH sides were shysters? Which of course they were/ are.
It might have been a bit of a task to to convince people to back Cameron and Osborne after they'd just inflicted 6 years of austerity on you.