Brexit means Brexit?

[pompeylee]

[villain]

How you can rely on any survey when we do not who or how many have entered or are entering illegally the UK is beyond me, I have no problem with genuine migrants but not all these adult males our government is trying to fool us into thinking are children.

Remind me why Brexit will stop Asylum seekers.

You Brexiters are obviously very confused about all this.

The Nissan deal looks like we're remaining in The Customs Union,  by the way,  which will mean we won't be able to negotiate our own trade deals.

Now that may be bad news for you lot,  and believe me,  I feel for you,  but let's look at the bright side: Liam Fox is effectively redundant.

Rejoice!

[JohnF]

Kilgore: Smell that? You smell that?
Lance: What?
Kilgore: xenophobia, son. Nothing else in the world smells like that.
Kilgore: I love the smell of xenophobia in the morning. You know, one time we read the Daily Express, for 12 hours. When it was all over, I walked up. We didn't find one of 'em, not one stinkin' immigrant.

Sorry Mr Duvall.  Sorry Mr Coppola

JF

[villain]

But immigration is not all about wages and jobs is it? It's also about the impact on our services such as the NHS, housing and schools. Some areas are in dire straights already due to uncontrolled immigration yet the remainers just turn a blind eye and call the leavers racist or bigots!

Interestingly, the area that has been most affected by migration, London, voted solidly for remain. It's actually the white, middle-class areas that has least experience of migration that tended to vote for Leave. Can't imagine it could have anything to do with people who read The Daily Mail. Nosirreeebob.

As for me, I'm from Birmingham. Although I moved out a few years ago, I have no issue walking anywhere in Brum.

Fantastic curries in the balti triangle. You should try 'em.

[villain]

I've heard that corned Leave compaigners have repainted their bus "We give £350m a week to the EU. Sod the NHS and let's give it to Nissan instead"

[kevin3]

  Iv'e heard the UK voted to leave.     

[Highlander]

I've heard that corned Leave compaigners have repainted their bus "We give £350m a week to the EU. Sod the NHS and let's give it to Nissan instead"

I am delighted that 7,000 people have job security - end of !!!!!!!!

[villain]

I am delighted that 7,000 people have job security - end of !!!!!!!!

A wonderful sentiment, but a completely mad way to get to the same place we were in 4 months ago.  Still a long period of uncertainty ahead too of sticking plaster economics which may require a huge amount of money.  And where's that promised £350m for the NHS?

[villain]

Here's another difficult question that Brexiters won't bother answering again:

Did your idea of reclaiming sovereignty involve giving a multi-national company more information about UK government policy than our very own parliament?

Sounds more like North Korea than a Western European Liberal democracy.

What a lot of control you now have! Congratulations!

[madmart]

The 1975 referendum was about membership of the EEC which at the time was a trading bloc, not  the all encompassing bureaucratic mess that it has morphed into. THAT is what people were voting about.

The latest referendum was a reaction to what the EEC has become. Which is a corrupt and generally unaccountable mess. The EU accounts have not been signed off for nearly 30 years, no accountants have had the nerve to do it, these are the same people that have signed off accounts for the likes of RBS, HBOS and Lloyds.

There was a majority in 1975 to stay in the EEC I don't remember the losing side being quite so bitter and twisted as the Remain camp.

Had Remain won I and many others would have accepted the result of a democratic process in an adult way. You know what I wish the Remain people would do the same!

No doubt Villain you will try and justify the ever nastier posts from yourself but you really need to accept the result and get on.