WalterHaleJnr wrote:Hey Col, isn't interesting that there are a growing faction that wants another referendum, and have started up a petition for a second one.
Mister Moon was spot on in his opening post. When you take away people's voice and appoint fat cat bureaucrats and they're just lining their pockets without real understanding of what the hell's going on at the best of times, when your elected officials pat you on the head like little children and don't do what you was promised and have elected them to do, when they tell you what to think and how to think and what to say, how to say it whether you agree with it or not, then this leads to a resentment.
WalterHaleJnr wrote:"The U.K.’s Old Decided for the Young in the Brexit Vote".
"Polls showed that British pensioners were about three times more likely than the youngest voters to want a permanent break with the E.U."
WalterHaleJnr wrote:We could see a mass exodus of disgruntled young british folks move out here as a result.
John wrote:...(if there's a disgruntled, there must be a gruntled, right?).
Colin B wrote:John wrote:...(if there's a disgruntled, there must be a gruntled, right?).
Err................. not necessarily.
The opposite of 'missed' isn't 'dismissed' is it ?
Delboy wrote:Just been to the cash machine.
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Colin B wrote:
What we need is Jeremy Corbyn leading a Labour government !
John wrote:Colin B wrote:
What we need is Jeremy Corbyn leading a Labour government !
The way they're walking out, there won't be one by the weekend.
Colin B wrote:Re-reading the posts here from last year was interesting !
We now have the Irish Border problem, the Divorce Bill, Gibraltar, serious doubts regarding trade deals & general uncertainty about the future.
What we need is a party leader who will have the nerve to stand up & announce:
"It's in the best interests of the UK, & its people, for us to forget 'Brexit' & stay in the EU !"
Is there one up to the task ?
Steve wrote:Colin B wrote:Re-reading the posts here from last year was interesting !
We now have the Irish Border problem, the Divorce Bill, Gibraltar, serious doubts regarding trade deals & general uncertainty about the future.
What we need is a party leader who will have the nerve to stand up & announce:
"It's in the best interests of the UK, & its people, for us to forget 'Brexit' & stay in the EU !"
Is there one up to the task ?
I wish there was Colin.
Brexit is a shambles and people are starting to realise it.
Colin B wrote:
"It's in the best interests of the UK, & its people, for us to forget 'Brexit' & stay in the EU !"
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