I wouldn't point to him, not in any positive way, yet I supported and support Brexit. I could list any number of idiots, liars, hypocrites, anti-democrats and perma-sulking prigs who voted remain, but not one of them makes me 'glad' I voted to leave, because I voted on principle not to oppose others......Makes me even more glad I voted remain if he's the best that brexiteers can point to
I voted on principles too as I thought it was genuinely the best for the country for farming and for the Northern Ireland border which many English leave voters didn't seem to know about or at least got a shock when it seemed to be a problem.I wouldn't point to him, not in any positive way, yet I supported and support Brexit. I could list any number of idiots, liars, hypocrites, anti-democrats and perma-sulking prigs who voted remain, but not one of them makes me 'glad' I voted to leave, because I voted on principle not to oppose others...
Quite right, I don't believe in subsidy however you want to paint it, and I also support free trade. And democracy too.
For somebody talking of racist rhetoric, you seem to be directing the blame for all of your own shortcomings on English people?
Why engage in this brexit mud slinging. In modern day parlance it is what it is. The problem we face in the UK is that our government has no coherent vision of the future. From a personal perspective the government’s attitude to agriculture, from it’s actions, rather than it’s words the policy aims appear to be to run down home production of food and import the shortfall from abroad irrespective of the true costs. I believe this “food” policy is rooted in an outdated colonial view of the world where Great Britain assumed it could be supplied with whatever it needed from the Empire. This is a delusional view of Britain’s place in the world. Just as delusional as the “belief” in “free” markets. The coming trade agreements will see the global vultures picking over the carcass whilst the government are enjoying their holidays.
World beating revisionism, in all its glorious glory.
Take a squint at some European extreme groups, who advocate 'One Europe' - but their preference is more along the lines of 'Ein Reich' or the USSR than what I think you have in mind...
You're the expert in such things; see above, do some homework and then come back and say sorry.
Take a squint at some European extreme groups, who advocate 'One Europe' - but their preference is more along the lines of 'Ein Reich' or the USSR than what I think you have in mind...
You're the expert in such things; see above, do some homework and then come back and say sorry.
My own view is that this was inevitable but will, in time bring a better class of politician to the UK. The people up there at the moment are simply not able to run an independent nation. Many people like myself who voted leave expect some years of struggle but considered it the best choice in the long run. Some things have played out well so far but our govt. is inept and there is a reason for that. I don't think either side can be smug for at least 30 years.
Exactly.
Boris was only interested in getting his own ball rolling, that is all that interests him, his father & siblings
When we get there you will be welcome in the Union! I believe Raab has promised as much.
Perhaps you better read again what I wrote,
They should sort themselves outPerhaps you better read again what I wrote,
the Northern Ireland border which many
#English leave voters#
didn't seem to know about or at least got a shock when it seemed to be a problem.
If it makes you happy I'll say, all the leave voters or at least the majority didn't seem to see the problem coming in Northern Ireland or couldn't care less.
My concern is for Northern Ireland and the people that live there having been through the border myself back in the day, with the army, razorwire, guns and violence the norm.
What are these shortcomings you're talking about, I'm sure I have none
