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A thank you to Brexiteers.

tbf we could have reconciliation on the subject of the Brexiters who like the idea of leave would admit trusting the bloody Tory party not to make an complete arse of it then we might be getting some where

btw steps as I pointed out in the past Irish citizen so get all the joys of freedom of movement you side took away from the rest of the UK population :D
 
Ax^ said:
tbf we could have reconciliation on the subject of the Brexiters who like the idea of leave would admit trusting the bloody Tory party not to make an complete arse of it then we might be getting some where

btw steps as I pointed out in the past Irish citizen so get all the joys of freedom of movement you side took away from the rest of the UK population :D
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You'll have to nip over for beer and a bifana with me to complete the reconciliation process
 
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farmers showing their appreciation for all the benefits
 
If that had been climate protestors blocking roads they would get beat up and arrested and in the UK probably slammed in a cell on remand
Modern Farmers, they just milk the system and have always been subsidised by everyone else, I've know a few and most are horrible right wing cunts who don't give a fuck
 
It continues to amaze me even after nearly a decade how community after community, from farmers to fishermen to deprived areas, who had all substantially and consistently benefited directly from EU grants and subsidies for decades, not only chose to vote for the option in a referendum that irrevocably would lead to the permanent removal of such benefits, but then looked all shocked at the outcome and complained they had been left off worse off than they previously were.
 
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It continues to amaze me even after nearly a decade how community after community, from farmers to fishermen to deprived areas, who had all substantially and consistently benefited directly from EU grants and subsidies for decades, not only chose to vote for the option in a referendum that irrevocably would lead to the permanent removal of such benefits, but then looked all shocked at the outcome and complained they had been left off worse off than they previously were.
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It's probably an exaggeration to say that farming as a community chose Brexit. The NFU campaigned for remain.
 
T & P said:
It continues to amaze me even after nearly a decade how community after community, from farmers to fishermen to deprived areas, who had all substantially and consistently benefited directly from EU grants and subsidies for decades, not only chose to vote for the option in a referendum that irrevocably would lead to the permanent removal of such benefits, but then looked all shocked at the outcome and complained they had been left off worse off than they previously were.
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I recently made a snarky off-the-cuff comment about Brexit at work - in a job I've held since late last year.

A colleague retorted that Brexit's one of the best things that's ever happened to our country.

We work for a company that imports goods from a number of different countries, including several mainland European countries. And Brexit-related changed have increased complexity re shipping and also costs.

Brexit is literally costing the company we work for more money. Yet my colleague thinks it's wonderful, rather than shooting ourselves in the foot. :facepalm: :confused::rolleyes::mad::eek::(
 
Once again those pencil-necked desk jockeys in Brussels are punishing the Great British Holidaymaker :(

www.bbc.co.uk

Holidaymakers going to EU caught out by 10-year-passport rule

UK passports can have up to 10 years and nine months on them but EU countries won't accept them.
www.bbc.co.uk

Frankly I am surprised at this. I thought everyone with a British passport would surely have rushed to exchange their filthy EU-loving red passports for their new Brexit-benefit blue black patriotic passports the moment they became available years ago? Tsk...
 
T & P said:
Once again those pencil-necked desk jockeys in Brussels are punishing the Great British Holidaymaker :(

www.bbc.co.uk

Holidaymakers going to EU caught out by 10-year-passport rule

UK passports can have up to 10 years and nine months on them but EU countries won't accept them.
www.bbc.co.uk

Frankly I am surprised at this. I thought everyone with a British passport would surely have rushed to exchange their filthy EU-loving red passports for their new Brexit-benefit blue black patriotic passports the moment they became available years ago? Tsk...
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I still have my EU one. But I think it's due for renewal next year, to stay inside the 10 year rule.
 
I currently have a red passport that doesn’t say EU as it was renewed after we had agreed to leave or something

I don’t care what colour it is, just happy not to be part of the EU
 
Yossarian said:
This thread has reminded me my passport expires in November, will be on the lookout for the cheesiest Remainer passport cover possible

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Rightly so. I have always mantained Remain voters should be identified and granted fast track access when entering EU countries, whilst Leavers enjoy their hard-fought new Brexit benefit of 45-minute Border queues, exclusive to those freed of the tyrannical EU ball and chains :thumbs:
 
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