E.U: Leave or Stay? Your thoughts.

Pffft. Owning boats is just the kind of defeatist, fear-mongering attitude of Remainers, worrying about stuff sinking into the sea. If you believe in Brexit Britain you don't need boats. That cargo will just float across the channel buoyed by confidence and a plucky bulldog spirit.

 

The didn't need boats during Dunkirk!

 

Dyson is staging his own exit... Such faith in the future of Brexit Britain!

 

A Leaver, leaving? Inconceivable!

 

As an aside...TIL that Singapore was the only country to gain it's independence by being told to GTFO.

EDIT: Also this...

 

But our passports will finally be in the colour of the glorious EU flag, so all worth it on balance

 

I can throw it at the rats.

Maybe it's something to do with the EU signing that FTA with Singapore a few months ago, those trade barriers can be a B.

 

And Sony is moving its Europe HQ to the Netherlands.

 

Panasonic too.

but hey at least we are getting a fast track lane in the Algarve airport.

 

Don't forget those half dozen laws or so and the 40 pence per person per day that we'll being taking control of when we leave, that must be worth it, right.

 

This has been mentioned on OCUK a few times now, anyone on here seeing this pop up on FB? I avoid FB, have done for a while, seems like it was a good idea to.

 

I don't use FB or Twitter but someone has gone through it on Twitter and thoroughly debunked it, it's basically bat s*** crazy (aka:fake news.), the main thing that should really tip people off is that the Lisbon treaty was signed in 2007, came into force in 2009, and makes no mention of 2020 or 22.

Point 23 should also be a slight hint, that is unless we're live in the Star Trek universe and the UK is boldly going where no man has gone before.

Speaking of Twitter, this thread reader link is of someone listing 180 factually accurate examples of the impact Brexit is already having on the UK, it pretty much shows that any claims made before and since the referendum that Brexit would have a small or negligible impact on the UK are complete tripe.

It's going to be interesting when people start to feel and see the impact of some of these in the coming months.

 

Aha, that second link is the one I was trying to find last night and was failing to do so! FCO one is interesting. I saw these linked on reddit one two.

Edit: Corky linked #1

 

Reddit is where i grabbed the link from.

The thing that gets me with that being shared all around the place is this: I'm told some people voted to leave because of people like me, a sneering metropolitan elite (I'm neither metropolitan or elite but whatever), and i get told not to look down my nose as those who voted to leave, that we're (referring to themselves) not stupid, etc, etc.

But how am i supposed to react when they share, and seemingly believe, something that's so obviously fake and bat s*** crazy.

 

I'm just going to keep my head down, do my last few years until retirement and then **** the hell off out of this country.

What can I say? It's been real.

 

Considering the last few years, I've ammended your statement

 

Interesting view from The Mirror which asserts Brexit is not going to happen on the 29th of March.

(BTW my country says thanks for all the business!)

 

I was sent this earlier...



Piss poor picture editing but rather reflective of the individual.