Bruntoid

5 hours ago, billd766 said:

I see posts like yours when other people respond, or at least the condensed part which I can expand if I am interested, but sad to say I am not really interested in what you say most of the time, hence you are on my ignore list.

Seriously how fragile do you have to be as a, presumably, adult, to have an ‘ignore’ list ? 

3 minutes ago, nauseus said:

 

Well the last one didn't and top of the list was the NFU site I looked at.

and the second ? Stop embarrassing yourself chap. 
 

‘national farmers union Brexit’ just to help you along 

13 hours ago, kingdong said:

A mere drop in the ocean when one looks at the cost of covid to the west,to put it into perspective.

You understand perspective ? Only this week the OBR and BofE have stated a no deal Brexit will be far more costly than COVID - do try to keep up ! 

On 11/27/2020 at 5:21 PM, Loiner said:

Ah, you've picked another one now have you? Well how does that one stack up with the other forecasts of Armageddon? Is it the same result, or another swipe at conjuring up some doom numbers for the Remainers?

None of them can forecast anything accurately, whether it be economics, casualties of covid, numbers of migrants, or what election results will be. They are all based on faulty models, spurious constants, selective spin and wild assed guesses. You may as well ask them to predict the lottery results. If they provide succor for the scaredy suckers, you are welcome to blindly follow the worse you can find.

No Deal No Problem.

Lol so they are all wrong! I didn’t ‘pick’ anything it’s just the latest.  Kind of makes you wonder how they’re all in well paid jobs eh when all they need to do is give ol Loiner a ring and get the facts straight from the horses mouth ????

Could you give us a list of respected organisations that have stated Brexit is a great idea please ? 

2 hours ago, kingdong said:

Right on like saving ourselves 37 million pounds a week for starters.

Good grief after 4 years you still can’t get the sums right ! 

can you give us the NET (that’s different from gross) breakdown please ? 

Brexiteer maths, this should be good .....

18 minutes ago, AlexRich said:

Correct. Even in the last week a group of Far East countries announce closer economic ties. Sovereignty as defined by some on here is an illusion. More countries are working together and giving up controls for mutual benefit. Something 52% of the British public got gaslighted into thinking was a bad thing.

 

The Brexit vote was more than 4 years ago, and the UK economy has underperformed its potential, GBP has slumped, and our politics have been toxic. Like Trump’s US it has only driven us apart. And Scottish independence is another example of the same gas lighting that got Brexit over the line. 

So well put. 
 

They were hoodwinked, the latest poll indicating a hefty dose of regret, so to be fair to some Brexiteers the mind numbing, overwhelming slew of economic evidence that it was a disaster, counteracted by nothing at all, seems to have registered in the more savvy.  But the Alf Garnetts of this world will want it at any cost, deluded that the U.K. can be a world force again, when their very vote ended all hope of that. Anti Brit ? That’ll be a brexiteer. 
 

The genuinely sad thing is it was predominantly of soon to be expired xenophobics, the type that can be found boring the <deleted> out of everyone in your local pub, that caused the mess, completely ripping the carpet out from under the younger generations who will be left to repair the damage.
 

Any brexiteer with grandchildren should be ashamed of themselves - unless of course they’ve been bought up as racists too? 

On 11/27/2020 at 9:04 PM, JonnyF said:

I don't really understand your post.

 

But I love the way you cut out my question about the treaty. Well done.

 

I will ask you for the third time. Which treaty did we break, and when did we break it?

How many times have you been asked for a fully costed economic post Brexit plan that would be beneficial to the U.K. ? 

7 hours ago, JonnyF said:

Yes the quisling May negotiated it and the anti democratic Remainer parliament made it illegal for Boris to leave without it.

 

Then the Remainers stupidly agreed to an election and got destroyed by the UK electorate. Again. Thank god they were so deluded regarding their support. They shafted themselves, great stuff.

 

Johnson hates the WA (despite improving it) as do most of the electorate. Hopefully he rejects the whole thing, his ratings would soar. I would tear it to shreds and not pay a single penny more of the divorce settlement. It was negotiated by a traitor Remainer colluding with the EU and belongs in the gutter along with May and her ruined, soiled legacy. She should hang her head in shame. A disgrace. An embarrassment to her country.

A mass of unsubstantiated assumptions evidenced by nothing at all! 
 

Apart from that a very enlightening post

11 hours ago, Loiner said:

Happy to tell you Saunders has about as much idea about the effects of Brexit as you do Bruntoid- sweet fa. He's just another Remainer mouth piece who got the big job and feels he has to say something. He probably even believes it too, as do you Remainers who lap up every forecast of doom.

Lol every single post of yours devoid of any substance whatsoever - consistent at least. 
 

So the Office of Budget and responsibility which the government use for its financial modelling predicting a 2% drop in GDP for no deal - another outlet not to be believed ? I mean how many are there now ? 

12 hours ago, Laughing Gravy said:

Come on Grouse there have been more could have's maybe, possibly and might than you have had names on here.

Personally I don't care this

Even more incomprehensible than normal - I’ve had one name on here fact, I’ve even supplied you a comment from your ‘grouse’ on another thread proving it can’t be me but you’ve never been quick on the uptake. 

so, prove otherwise ....

still at leat an admission you ‘don’t care’ about the damage Brexit will cause ????????????????