UK Referendum 23 June 2016 - Will it be an EU BREXIT or Not?

a reply to: djz3ro



I got a divorce not a deal ......

A divorce separates and divides.....

The UK decided to leave NOT to make a deal .....

Just lets get out of the EU clutches the aftermath will be nothing

like the agony of remaining....

a reply to: eletheia
Well at least politically we agree
I'm for out with no deal if that's the way it happens. Britain will thrive in the longer term after some short term challenges for sure.

Lord Mervyn King bang on the money again, he really should come back and replace that dreadful Mark Carney!

Lord King said it "beggared belief" that the world's sixth-biggest economy should be talking of stockpiling food and medicines and that "a government that cannot take action to prevent some of these catastrophic outcomes illustrates a whole lack of preparation. It doesn't tell us anything about whether the policy of staying in the EU is good or bad, it tells us everything about the incompetence of the preparation for it."

Lord Mervyn King attacks 'incompetent' Brexit approach

I'm not sure a deal can be ruled in................


Angela Merkel admits collapse of Brexit talks cannot be ruled out

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originally posted by: 83Liberty
Lord Mervyn King bang on the money again, he really should come back and replace that dreadful Mark Carney!

Totally agree and would like to know WHY we have a Canadian as the Governor

of the Bank of England? Especially when the UK is negotiating to leave the EU.

With his negative attitude I'm not even sure if he agrees with the people's choice

of Brexit.


With his salary and perks I'm not surprised he's agreeing to extend his term at

the B of E ..... However. at this stage of Brexit we need a committed leaver

like Mervyn King at the helmn.

originally posted by: eletheia

originally posted by: 83Liberty
Lord Mervyn King bang on the money again, he really should come back and replace that dreadful Mark Carney!

Totally agree and would like to know WHY we have a Canadian as the Governor

of the Bank of England? Especially when the UK is negotiating to leave the EU.

With his negative attitude I'm not even sure if he agrees with the people's choice

of Brexit.


With his salary and perks I'm not surprised he's agreeing to extend his term at

the B of E ..... However. at this stage of Brexit we need a committed leaver

like Mervyn King at the helmn.

He shouldn't have been appointed in the first place. Why do we need foreigners to run how show, the national football team, benefits system, the EU to define our laws and set our rules etc etc. All a joke!!

Meanwhile in Michael Barniers tight little EU community...... Well that's what he

said!! .......



With Sweden poised for a massive swing to a party with neo-Nazi roots tomorrow... why is the most liberal country in Europe lurching to the Far Right?

However, there is a similar sense of frustration back at the Sweden Democrats’ hut. ‘People tear up our leaflets and tell us to **** off,’ says retired accountant Dan Strom, 69, a member of the party for three years. ‘I get used to it. But what really upsets people these days is all the crime.’

Crime and immigration are dominating an election which has become so un-Swedish that many people talk openly about a national identity crisis.

Gangland shootings are so commonplace they barely make the news. A new fad for synchronised car-burnings has been making the headlines instead.

All of it is blamed — however unfairly — on immigrants in a country where 20 per cent of the population were born elsewhere. Now comes fresh data (unearthed last month by state TV) that rape is on the increase, that nearly 60 per cent of all convicted rapists since 2015 have been foreign-born and that 40 per cent had been in Sweden for less than a year.

It helps explain why the Sweden Democrats have gone so swiftly from the fringes to the political mainstream. Just three years ago, they were social outcasts. Now, they could be the largest single party when Sweden goes to the polls on Sunday while the centre-left Social Democrats, who lead the current coalition government, are on track for their worst result since before ABBA were born.

At the last election, they doubled their vote and won 49 of the 349 seats in parliament. In tomorrow’s election, they are expected to win 20 to 25 per cent and could well hold the balance of power in a fractious parliament where no one party will have control.

For they are following the same pattern which we have seen across Europe recently as anti-immigration parties wreak political havoc in Holland, France, Germany, Italy, Hungary, Austria, Poland and elsewhere.

Now it is happening in ultra-liberal Sweden, too, which has accepted more migrants per head of population than any EU nation — 250,000 since 2015.

We need to take away the pull factors that bring people here. Why is it cheaper for asylum-seekers to get dental care than for the elderly?’

Many dispute these statistics, along with so many other incendiary claims by the Sweden Democrats, but it is a narrative that has taken root.

What makes this election stranger still is that the economy is in rude health. Unemployment is at a historic low. The ruling Social Democrats should be way out in front. Instead, they face their worst result since World War 2.
Back in Rinkeby, I ask the local MP why Sweden is so divided. Amir Adan, 33, is half-Somali, half-Swedish and belongs to the Moderates, Sweden’s Tories.

‘Four years ago, we didn’t talk about immigration at all while the only party that did was the Sweden Democrats,’ he says. ‘We should all have talked about it more.’

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Well will there be a *Swexit* before a *Brexit*

The EU cracks are getting wider by the day!!

a reply to: eletheia

The answer is really simple.
Stop bringing in people who do not share the same values and will not assimilate into western culture - and deport all illegal aliens. Only ever bring in people who are needed to fill skills gaps.
It's really not that difficult.

Cracker pic.....

People Think This Picture Captures The Mood Of Brexit Britain Perfectly


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To be fair ...... Boris has more on his mind to hold his head in his hands than

Brexit!!

Leading Tory Brexiters deny plot to oust May over Chequers deal

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Britain won't pay £39bn Brexit 'divorce' bill if there is no deal, Raab insists as he ramps up pressure on Brussels

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A leadership challenge is the last thing the hard Brexiteers want – here's why

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originally posted by: eletheia
a reply to: RP2SticksOfDynamite



To be fair ...... Boris has more on his mind to hold his head in his hands than

Brexit!!

You may be right! But it was the tandem nature of the shot that summed it up for me.

Now they have finally said they will not pay the BREXIT bill if there is no deal. We should have said from the beginning that we would not pay unless we got the preferred deal for the UK. Total weak miss management of the decoupling from day one!

a reply to: UKTruth
What an interesting well spoken chap, I'd love a chat and a pint with him.

This will hurt them more than the UK.......idiots

Eurostar will not run if there is a no-deal Brexit, French Europe minister warns

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'No-deal' Brexit warnings weigh heavily on cabinet

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originally posted by: UKTruth

He's a Dick!!

a reply to: RP2SticksOfDynamite
Actually, his name is Pat.
You should watch the video

a reply to: RP2SticksOfDynamite

Watch the video.

I see the fear factor for Brexit is being pushed again .... Mark Carney

promoting doom and gloom again, Christine Lagarde late of the IMF,

Phillip Hammond all voicing the same doom and gloom that they predicted two

years ago, It never happened then ..... so why do they think we will fall for

that now?


However what does concern me is Micheal Gove.....

Was he ever a leaver? Increasingly I'm thinking NOT.

He is now touting that the Chequers deal is the best deal we are going to get

and it will allow us to 'depart the EU in good order' adding that it can always

be modified by a future Prime Minister.


WHAT PLANET IS HE ON?


Previous PM's have taken us deeper into the EU and signed treaties without

a democratic consultation from the people. Who's to say the political class

who never wanted to leave the EU in the first place won't sign us straight

back in?


The 'chequers deal' sees us still subject to the single market , the rules and

jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice YET totally without any

influence


Die hard remainers would say it is only sensible to seek a return to full

membership.

Isn't that what is now being pushed by Vince Cable?

I'm beginning to think that is ALSO the REAL objective of Theresa May?

Theresa the ReMAYner.