Loiner

3 minutes ago, TheDark said:

I see that you still not understood what change Brexit actually did for the UK. UK no longer have friends in the Europe. Friends who have protected UK from getting masses of immigrants entering to the British islands. 

 

These wannabe immigrants, who wish to get to the UK are no longer European problem. There is no longer reason try to keep them from entering the UK as UK voted to leave the EU. 

 

That's all fine. Now keep your promises of making Brexit work for the better. All this is on you.

You are still 'in the dark' about the whole Brexit subject aren't you.
We never had many friends in the EU and not enough to protect us from the immigrants. How did so many of them travel to the French coast? Apart from the Francophone ones, the EU countries know the migrants destination is the UK, so many were either helped on the way or at least not obstructed.

4 hours ago, vogie said:

If I can try to prevent this becoming another Scottish independence topic and a brexiteer bashing by the usual suspects.

Sorry mate, you’re too late. The tartan clad recalcitrants have already hi-jacked the thread and degenerated it with their frreeedom nonsense. 

4 hours ago, Rookiescot said:

Just like Johnson. I sense you are not as confident as you all once were. 

I sense that my and all Brexiteer confidence is bursting out all over. Whereas I sense your sour grapes are squirting everywhere. Well, at least in two directions: all over a failed Remain bid and a soon to be abandoned independence notion. 

8 hours ago, Rookiescot said:

We already were trading with both the EU and Aus.

 

The idiots who voted for Brexit broke that.

Does that mean the Scots won’t be dealing with either the EU or Aus from now on? Is that a case of traitors double crossing? And it’s because you think we broke something that was already broken. 

The rest of UK will no doubt carry on trading with both of them. It may be reduced somewhat, depending on what terms they want to agree to, but that won’t be the end of trade, or the world as the Remainers would still have us believe. 

17 hours ago, simple1 said:

 

Britain has refused to take part in the scheme, 

More of your opinionated europhile nonsense. 
If we remained in the EU we would have been forced into accepting some of Merkel’s millions under the EU redistribution plans. Any previous refusals would be swiftly ignored by Migrant loving EU apologists and virtue signallers throughout the government. 
 

Now that Nigel and his billboard has helped to save us from all that, the Remainers favourite villain should be given a knighthood. 

Btw, the Garuniad is not a credible source for links. 

On 2/4/2020 at 10:34 PM, simple1 said:

Usual opinionated nonsense. Refugee resettlement quota numbers p.a. are set in advance by the Home Office.

Yes, I know but you still keep posting it don’t you. 
Were we still an EU member they would be set by Brussels and accepted by Home Office europhiles. That won’t be happening now. 

5 hours ago, lungbing said:

Given the ant-British vitriol pouring from Irish politicians I would make sure the first trade deal with Australia is for products that Ireland used to provide.

Given the anti-British vitriol of a few TVF Aussies, I’d give the trade to NZ. 

14 hours ago, simple1 said:

Hypothetical. However, the number of vetted refugees permitted entry into the UK would still have been under the authority of HMG. A very different proposition to that inferred by Farage.

Nothing hypothetical about the EU redistribution plan. The Remainers and sympathisers in HMG would have tried to allow as many as possible under the EU banner. 

6 hours ago, TheDark said:

EU can ask whatever it wants. So can UK as well. 

 

This is heading towards no-deal brexit.

Well let’s go straight to the default no-deal then.  No need to waste another year of EU recalcitrance and obstruction. 

The EU still thinks it can force us into BRINO in its last gasps. Even big business is holding out hopes of their cushy set up being rescued by the federalists. The sooner they all realise that’s not going to happen, the better. Somebody should tell our Rejoiners too. 

58 minutes ago, sirineou said:

 

It is really pathetic, and leads as to act against our best interest. 

I am sorry but it is the truth, the numbers don't lie. 

 

The Remainers and apologists do though. 

10 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

And you’ve got many examples to share.

Yes, there are plenty. Many of which have been given on these boards before, so I'm not going to dance for you. I'll just point out how wrong you are with one simple example: Factories of British products 'poached' from the UK with EU subsidies.

See - you are wrong again.

4 hours ago, 7by7 said:

 

 

Loiner and Billd, neither of you appear to fully understand how the freedom of movement directive works.

 

 

I understand fully how it works, and I expect Billd does too, as do 17.4 million Brexit voters. It worked baldly for the UK, so was one of the basic reasons for the vote against remaining in the EU.

Remainer propaganda about 4 million euro migrants paying lots of tax is untrue, the more of them that leave the better. If the 1.2 million UK pensioners in EU countries can't afford health care, then they should return home and spend their pensions in the UK rather than effectively be an export. The UK ends up paying for their health care to their retirement hosts anyway.

2 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

The decline of British manufacturing has nothing whatsoever to do with the EU.

The EU has directly and indirectly contributed to the decline of British manufacturing. 

It was not the only factor, but nonetheless contributed in many aspects.

30 minutes ago, melvinmelvin said:

once

referendum about eu

ge not

 

Both emphatically about Brexit. 

Twice we voted for it. 

10 minutes ago, melvinmelvin said:

not twice

 

once

 

2016 Referendum 

2019 General Election 

Twice

1 hour ago, 7by7 said:

48.11% in 2016.

 

But in the 2019 election, 52.4% voted for parties who promised, at least, a referendum on whether to accept the final exit deal, or cancel Brexit.

 

The many Brexiteers on this board who live 6000 miles away do not know how the mood of the British people has changed since 2016 as the full effects of Brexit become more and more apparent. Unfortunately, the vagaries of our first past the post electoral system means Cummings and his puppet PM can ignore the will of the majority for the next 5 years.

 

Something  those Brexiteers who have spent the last 3.5 years banging on about democracy seem happy to ignore.

 

 

48.11% blah blah

another referendum blah blah

The Remainer moaning goes on even after we are now out!

Boris’s government is implementing the will of the majority, which was democratically shown twice. Although Remainers tried to, you can’t ignore that.