Brexit Five Years After Referendum Shows No Gain, Just Pain
Brexit Five Years After Referendum Shows No Gain, Just Pain
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Is there a yawn smilie emoji thing large enough to post on these threads.....
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Danllan
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Hmm... perhaps we should ask how much more democratic the EU has become since 2016, and maybe how much it consults upon and 'listens' to its tiny countries' opinions on things; you know the ones, the little pets of Germany and France who, remember the quote from you-know-who?, should 'know their place!'
That aside, the article points out its own pointlessness in its second line.
We've already had 5 years of project fear. Enough is enough. The country democratically voted out (probably because the 45 years under the EU were sh!te ). Let's accept the result and move on.
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We have to accept the result, the move on bit is proving a little more difficult though.
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Hmm... perhaps we should ask how much more democratic the EU has become since 2016, and maybe how much it consults upon and 'listens' to its tiny countries' opinions on things; you know the ones, the little pets of Germany and France who, remember the quote from you-know-who?, should 'know their place!'
That aside, the article points out its own pointlessness in its second line.
You should look at Bozza's removal and side stepping of democratic rights before worrying about what the EU is doing.
You should look at the criminal in charge of the ECB and the arrogance and undemocratic actions of the main players in Brussels before you troll this board with a load of anti UK shite because we ain't bovvered.
We can vote him out every 5 years if we want to!,how do you do the same to the president of the eu?
Danllan
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Specifics please; as far as I am aware he has had laws enacted via the Queen in Parliament - you know, the place he has a majority of MPs in.
I no longer 'worry' what the EU does, I don't need to, yet I'll admit I do wonder about it; but... your reluctance to address it, 'side-stepping' some might call it, speaks volumes.
kiwi pom
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Brexit Five Years After Referendum Shows No Gain, Just Pain
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Why do you keep banging on about Brexit? Don't you live in Ireland?
He's waiting for Nurse to turn up. No idea why anyone would waste so much of their life.
There is no President of the EU.
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What has Christine Lagarde done to affect you, she is a highly competent woman.
What has Christine Lagarde done to affect you, she is a highly competent woman.
one of the biggest crooks aroundWhy am I not surprised that you came out with this kind of drivel post? You just cannot control that base instinct.
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For doing what?
Danllan
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For not doing; her conviction by the CJR* was for negligence...
*Ministerial Misconduct Court in layman's terms.
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Specifics please; as far as I am aware he has had laws enacted via the Queen in Parliament - you know, the place he has a majority of MPs in.
I no longer 'worry' what the EU does, I don't need to, yet I'll admit I do wonder about it; but... your reluctance to address it, 'side-stepping' some might call it, speaks volumes.
Proroguing parliament and lying to the queen.
Conducting trade deals without allowing parliamentary scrutiny.
Bypassing government procurement rules.
Ministerial code not being adhered to.
Signing up to international treaties with no intention of honouring them.
Not allowing any parliamentary time to debate the withdrawal agreement.
Limiting the power of the Supreme Court.
The government to have greater say in the appointment of senior judges.
Proposed disbandment of the Electoral Commission.
Increasing limitations on the Freedom of information act.
No parliamentary approval or discussion for his personal Brexit airline and cruise ship.
That's before we get onto all the legal powers he has granted himself over the covid pandemic to hold the entire population captive to his often idiotic and incomprehensible rules (or lack of) that have needlessly killed thousands and massively damaged the economy.