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The Brexit self harm thread! ; merged with Learn to wipe your own arse?
Topic Started: Feb 22 2017, 10:43 AM (2,538 Views)
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These incidents are going to become increasingly common, and very funny!

, A poll conducted last April by trade magazine Farmers Weekly concluded that 58% of farmers wanted out of the EU, and from today's Times, we now have farmers fretting about who is going to harvest their spring crops! With the £ so low and the message getting through that foreigners are no longer welcome in the way they once were the number of crop pickers from EE has plumeted, not to worry though farmers are calling for tens of thousands of NON EU citizens to be bussed in! No wonder David Davis wants mass immigration to continue!

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After reading some of the previous posts it looks as if euthanasia is already being practiced in Britain!

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Don't bother Steve.Ill do that for you.
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Mar 27 2017, 10:10 AM
3rd recap...you imply that foreigners will leave after Brexit ,which only exists in the wet dreams of bitter remainers. There is no reason to believe this.
Also you are the one who bangs on about Brexit meaning we will change white skinned migrants to brown skinned ones.
You don't seem to understand your own posts.
Surely there is some truth either way

Several industry and farming leads have talked to the need to continue to import cheaper (thn UK equivalent) labour to keep their businesses going and we know India has said it wants freer movement as part of doing a free trade deal so Tigger's point has a basis.

Surely it's also likely that the existing level of EU migrants here that go back will continue but the influx will dramatically reduce and on a hard Brexit will zero. That must be a net outflux.

Until we see how Brexit shapes up with the EU and what good, bad or fair deals Boris/Fox do, no one really knows
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3rd recap...you imply that foreigners will leave after Brexit ,which only exists in the wet dreams of bitter remainers. There is no reason to believe this.
Also you are the one who bangs on about Brexit meaning we will change white skinned migrants to brown skinned ones.
You don't seem to understand your own posts.
Surely there is some truth either way

Several industry and farming leads have talked to the need to continue to import cheaper (thn UK equivalent) labour to keep their businesses going and we know India has said it wants freer movement as part of doing a free trade deal so Tigger's point has a basis.

Surely it's also likely that the existing level of EU migrants here that go back will continue but the influx will dramatically reduce and on a hard Brexit will zero. That must be a net outflux.

Until we see how Brexit shapes up with the EU and what good, bad or fair deals Boris/Fox do, no one really knows


There is no truth either way because ,as you say, nothing is decided yet .

Telling us that old people will be left without care because migrants will leave when the poster had told us previously that we will exchange EU migrants for Asian ones is either outright dishonesty or a sign of failing memory.

Telling us that old people will be left without care because EU migrants will leave post Brexit is wild speculation at the very least. Does the poster really think that the UK will boot out EU migrants? What evidence is there? What MAY happen is that Controls will be put on future migrants. I very much doubt that even the hardest of Brexits will result in EU national getting kicked out.
Yes I have slightly mirrored your post but you do not seem to have grasped that Tigger has simply contradicted a previous claim while making this one.
The fact that he may be right in that we will get brown migrants instead of white ones supports my point rather than his.
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Thing is, back in 1972, we joined a Common Market.

What we are in at the moment - and what we have voted to leave - is a nascent Political Union, and one that seems to be putting politics above the economic well-being of its 'citizens'.

So the "now and then" comparison is not really helpful ?
Rubbish

It was already blocked from being a political union

Well that pretty much debatable. There are views that the idea of a political union was hidden in plain sight, others that it was mooted later on.
The fact is that a hidden agenda of political union has always been denied by some and advocated by others. I think it has been pretty clear for a long time that there is a desire political forum union in the EU and some measure to achieve it. Trouble is that afaik there is no actual outright declaration .
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Rubbish

It was already blocked from being a political union

Well that pretty much debatable. There are views that the idea of a political union was hidden in plain sight, others that it was mooted later on.
The fact is that a hidden agenda of political union has always been denied by some and advocated by others. I think it has been pretty clear for a long time that there is a desire political forum union in the EU and some measure to achieve it. Trouble is that afaik there is no actual outright declaration .
It was already blocked

Please say just which UK state powers as of June 2016 could have transferred to the EU without the clear consent of the British people via a referendum (ignoring for now the other interlocks in the other 27 states)

The answer is sod all
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Well that pretty much debatable. There are views that the idea of a political union was hidden in plain sight, others that it was mooted later on.
The fact is that a hidden agenda of political union has always been denied by some and advocated by others. I think it has been pretty clear for a long time that there is a desire political forum union in the EU and some measure to achieve it. Trouble is that afaik there is no actual outright declaration .
It was already blocked

Please say just which UK state powers as of June 2016 could have transferred to the EU without the clear consent of the British people via a referendum (ignoring for now the other interlocks in the other 27 states)

The answer is sod all


You missed the point by a mile.
Blocks can be removed with enough will and consensus.
Please read the post again.
As a reference you can say that Scottish independence has been blocked..that doesn't mean that the will is not there or that it could not be in the future.
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It was already blocked

Please say just which UK state powers as of June 2016 could have transferred to the EU without the clear consent of the British people via a referendum (ignoring for now the other interlocks in the other 27 states)

The answer is sod all


You missed the point by a mile.
Blocks can be removed with enough will and consensus.
Please read the post again.
As a reference you can say that Scottish independence has been blocked..that doesn't mean that the will is not there or that it could not be in the future.
But I didn't and wouldn't say that Scottish Independence has been blocked

Seems you haven't read even a synopsis of the 2011 European (Referendum) Act because if you had you would realise that the vestigial EU support for political union was well and truly blocked by that Act - well until such time as we trigger Art 50 and remove that block on the other 27

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2011/12/contents

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You missed the point by a mile.
Blocks can be removed with enough will and consensus.
Please read the post again.
As a reference you can say that Scottish independence has been blocked..that doesn't mean that the will is not there or that it could not be in the future.
But I didn't and wouldn't say that Scottish Independence has been blocked

Seems you haven't read even a synopsis of the 2011 European (Referendum) Act because if you had you would realise that the vestigial EU support for political union was well and truly blocked by that Act - well until such time as we trigger Art 50 and remove that block on the other 27

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2011/12/contents



So you are saying that while the UK was a member of the EU there was no possibility of political union?
I can only see a provision that any powers transferred to the EU has to be agreed by parliament....which is not really a block is it?
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And another piece of potential karma

"Parts of UK that voted for Brexit may be hardest hit, study finds"
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So you are saying that while the UK was a member of the EU there was no possibility of political union?
I can only see a provision that any powers transferred to the EU has to be agreed by parliament....which is not really a block is it?
Read it again

Anything meaningful and there had to be referendum approval.
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So you are saying that while the UK was a member of the EU there was no possibility of political union?
I can only see a provision that any powers transferred to the EU has to be agreed by parliament....which is not really a block is it?
Read it again

Anything meaningful and there had to be referendum approval.


Fair enough. That means a Scottish referendum is blocked then...government approval then referendum.
Powers transferred to EU ..government approval then referendum.
As I said you missed the point. I was referring to intent and agenda by prominent EU members .

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Mar 27 2017, 04:52 PM
Good news! :thumbsup:

Negative personel consequences are the only thing Brexitards understand! Will they start to think afterwards? Who knows! Who cares!
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Good news! :thumbsup:

Negative personel consequences are the only thing Brexitards understand! Will they start to think afterwards? Who knows! Who cares!
Oh to be a fly on the wall in Sunderland when the penny finally drops

But Schadenfreude really isn't a good thing is it
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Good news! :thumbsup:

Negative personel consequences are the only thing Brexitards understand! Will they start to think afterwards? Who knows! Who cares!
Oh to be a fly on the wall in Sunderland when the penny finally drops

But Schadenfreude really isn't a good thing is it
Not unless one is a remainer, or so it would seem.
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Good news! :thumbsup:

Negative personel consequences are the only thing Brexitards understand! Will they start to think afterwards? Who knows! Who cares!


We're going over the precipice soon. ...weeee...!
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Mar 27 2017, 10:10 AM


3rd recap...you imply that foreigners will leave after Brexit ,which only exists in the wet dreams of bitter remainers. There is no reason to believe this.
Well as you know I used to work in the construction industry, and I have already been hearing from other firms how many of their foreign workers will not be staying for much longer, can't think why!

But don't just take my word for it, Sky news reported last month that the builders of overpriced shoe boxes Barrett homes and Permisson were already suffering the loss of skilled migrants who they claimed make up around 40% of the workforce, luckily we never employed foreigners but trained up our own people, I'm informed we have a full order book and lower paid work is being turned away now, I'm over the moon as I'm still a partner and can look forward to a bumper pay rise this year!

Actually for some reason I'm starting to warm to Brexit now. :)
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Oh to be a fly on the wall in Sunderland when the penny finally drops

But Schadenfreude really isn't a good thing is it
Not unless one is a remainer, or so it would seem.


Yup . Some of the bitter remainers have put bad losing into a new league.
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3rd recap...you imply that foreigners will leave after Brexit ,which only exists in the wet dreams of bitter remainers. There is no reason to believe this.
Also you are the one who bangs on about Brexit meaning we will change white skinned migrants to brown skinned ones.
You don't seem to understand your own posts.
Surely there is some truth either way

Several industry and farming leads have talked to the need to continue to import cheaper (thn UK equivalent) labour to keep their businesses going and we know India has said it wants freer movement as part of doing a free trade deal so Tigger's point has a basis.

Surely it's also likely that the existing level of EU migrants here that go back will continue but the influx will dramatically reduce and on a hard Brexit will zero. That must be a net outflux.

Until we see how Brexit shapes up with the EU and what good, bad or fair deals Boris/Fox do, no one really knows
Don't forget the Tories are looking to fast track Commonwealth immigration, of course less well educated/informed Brexiteers will take this to mean white people from say Canada, NZ and Oz, but the reality will be brown people doing low skilled jobs.
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3rd recap...you imply that foreigners will leave after Brexit ,which only exists in the wet dreams of bitter remainers. There is no reason to believe this.
Well as you know I used to work in the construction industry, and I have already been hearing from other firms how many of their foreign workers will not be staying for much longer, can't think why!

But don't just take my word for it, Sky news reported last month that the builders of overpriced shoe boxes Barrett homes and Permisson were already suffering the loss of skilled migrants who they claimed make up around 40% of the workforce, luckily we never employed foreigners but trained up our own people, I'm informed we have a full order book and lower paid work is being turned away now, I'm over the moon as I'm still a partner and can look forward to a bumper pay rise this year!

Actually for some reason I'm starting to warm to Brexit now. :)


Yes we know you worked in the construction industry , you mentioned it more than once.
No I won't take your or anyone else's word for it because it basically is bollocks.
Even if the jerry building poles are leaving in droves ( which they are not because there is no reason to leave) I doubt that many others are..because there is no reason to leave the UK post Brexit. Anyway , as you pointed out , people can be trained. After all gas fitters are just plumbers who can add up and don't mind burning their hands.
Fake news anyone?
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3rd recap...you imply that foreigners will leave after Brexit ,which only exists in the wet dreams of bitter remainers. There is no reason to believe this.
Also you are the one who bangs on about Brexit meaning we will change white skinned migrants to brown skinned ones.
You don't seem to understand your own posts.
Surely there is some truth either way

Several industry and farming leads have talked to the need to continue to import cheaper (thn UK equivalent) labour to keep their businesses going and we know India has said it wants freer movement as part of doing a free trade deal so Tigger's point has a basis.

Surely it's also likely that the existing level of EU migrants here that go back will continue but the influx will dramatically reduce and on a hard Brexit will zero. That must be a net outflux.

Until we see how Brexit shapes up with the EU and what good, bad or fair deals Boris/Fox do, no one really knows
Don't forget the Tories are looking to fast track Commonwealth immigration, of course less well educated/informed Brexiteers will take this to mean white people from say Canada, NZ and Oz, but the reality will be brown people doing low skilled jobs.

Only in the world between your ears. If the Tories really are looking to fast track commonwealth immigration then we will not have a problem about losing migrants will we?
Do you not realise that you are contradicting yourself or does this not matter in your haste to spread nonsense?
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But Schadenfreude really isn't a good thing is it
I think it's a brilliant thing, as a parent I sometimes failed to get a message across and as a consquence the little darling got themselves into bother. Despite the Mrs protestations I would often laugh at the problems they caused themselves, but they did eventually learn and think for themselves.(Most of the time, the thick one is still a problem)

Whether that will happen across the nation as a whole, well that's anyones guess given the current direction of travel.
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We're going over the precipice soon. ...weeee...!
It'll be a slow decline, a drip drip of minor dissapointments, and one day we'll wake up and remember we fucked ourselves up and we can't blame foreigners any more!

:)

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Not unless one is a remainer, or so it would seem.


Yup . Some of the bitter remainers have put bad losing into a new league.
Well if you look back, it started post referendum on this forum with a group of Brexshitters making attacks. In later days what we've tended to see is Leavers boasting about how great it's going to be, BSing about how bad it was going to be and all along not answering bleeding obvious questions as to how we get from where we are to an acceptable outcome. And at the same time Remainers pointing out, yes sometimes aggressively, that it all looks rather more like a dog's breakfast than a hearty Full English.

Brexit won't be a disaster but on the evidence the range of outcomes vary from significantly worse than it could have been to almost as good as it could have been.



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Don't forget the Tories are looking to fast track Commonwealth immigration, of course less well educated/informed Brexiteers will take this to mean white people from say Canada, NZ and Oz, but the reality will be brown people doing low skilled jobs.

Only in the world between your ears. If the Tories really are looking to fast track commonwealth immigration then we will not have a problem about losing migrants will we?
Do you not realise that you are contradicting yourself or does this not matter in your haste to spread nonsense?
Yes I suggest Tigger needs to produce a link to back that "the Tories are looking to fast track Commonwealth immigration" assertion. It rather niffs of BS
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Anyone got a good reason why this and the 'self harm' thread shouldn't be merged?
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Yes we know you worked in the construction industry , you mentioned it more than once.
No I won't take your or anyone else's word for it because it basically is bollocks.
Even if the jerry building poles are leaving in droves ( which they are not because there is no reason to leave) I doubt that many others are..because there is no reason to leave the UK post Brexit. Anyway , as you pointed out , people can be trained. After all gas fitters are just plumbers who can add up and don't mind burning their hands.
Fake news anyone?
;D

Hope your kids aren't expecting to get cheaper houses or rent reductions!
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Yup . Some of the bitter remainers have put bad losing into a new league.
Well if you look back, it started post referendum on this forum with a group of Brexshitters making attacks. In later days what we've tended to see is Leavers boasting about how great it's going to be, BSing about how bad it was going to be and all along not answering bleeding obvious questions as to how we get from where we are to an acceptable outcome. And at the same time Remainers pointing out, yes sometimes aggressively, that it all looks rather more like a dog's breakfast than a hearty Full English.

Brexit won't be a disaster but on the evidence the range of outcomes vary from significantly worse than it could have been to almost as good as it could have been.





Or if look back it started with a group of remoaners insisting that Brexit will result in disaster and doom ..tomorrow and getting more and more bitter plus ramping up the rhetoric every time tomorrow doesn't come. You are correct Brexit will not be a disaster. It will be tricky and problematic but not a disaster. As I have pointed out so many times to the resident remoaners....problems were anticipated by brexiters and accepted. This simple point seems to go over their heads every time it is said. The scare stories that never come to pass seem to have disappeared into the same void ..funny that.
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Yes we know you worked in the construction industry , you mentioned it more than once.
No I won't take your or anyone else's word for it because it basically is bollocks.
Even if the jerry building poles are leaving in droves ( which they are not because there is no reason to leave) I doubt that many others are..because there is no reason to leave the UK post Brexit. Anyway , as you pointed out , people can be trained. After all gas fitters are just plumbers who can add up and don't mind burning their hands.
Fake news anyone?
;D

Hope your kids aren't expecting to get cheaper houses or rent reductions!


Well that was a bit random. Did you take that out of your back passage or back pocket? !jk!
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Yup . Some of the bitter remainers have put bad losing into a new league.
Well if you look back, it started post referendum on this forum with a group of Brexshitters making attacks. In later days what we've tended to see is Leavers boasting about how great it's going to be, BSing about how bad it was going to be and all along not answering bleeding obvious questions as to how we get from where we are to an acceptable outcome. And at the same time Remainers pointing out, yes sometimes aggressively, that it all looks rather more like a dog's breakfast than a hearty Full English.

Brexit won't be a disaster but on the evidence the range of outcomes vary from significantly worse than it could have been to almost as good as it could have been.



"Brexishitters" eh?......yes, the true colours are shining through now.

You know, I am listening to Nick Clegg holding forth at the moment as I type, on a special edition of Question Time and I must conclude that the more that he opens that orifice beneath his nose then the more I am convinced that it is missing some hair from around it.
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Don't forget the Tories are looking to fast track Commonwealth immigration, of course less well educated/informed Brexiteers will take this to mean white people from say Canada, NZ and Oz, but the reality will be brown people doing low skilled jobs.

Only in the world between your ears. If the Tories really are looking to fast track commonwealth immigration then we will not have a problem about losing migrants will we?
Do you not realise that you are contradicting yourself or does this not matter in your haste to spread nonsense?
It's brown and uneducated people they want to let in, do you realise how this will go down with elderly Brexiteers? I thought we wanted to take back control and give our own people jobs?

Anyway back in February 45 mainly backbench Tory MP's sent a letter to the Home Secretary asking that the residents of the 52 Commonwealth nations have visa applications fast tracked to encourge more to come here, the letter was published in the Daily Telegraph, probably on account it would be seen by the business community but not the plebs who are more concerned about Kim Kardassians arse or the fact that Liz Hurley was displaying some sideboob on a beach in Fiji.
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Well if you look back, it started post referendum on this forum with a group of Brexshitters making attacks. In later days what we've tended to see is Leavers boasting about how great it's going to be, BSing about how bad it was going to be and all along not answering bleeding obvious questions as to how we get from where we are to an acceptable outcome. And at the same time Remainers pointing out, yes sometimes aggressively, that it all looks rather more like a dog's breakfast than a hearty Full English.

Brexit won't be a disaster but on the evidence the range of outcomes vary from significantly worse than it could have been to almost as good as it could have been.





Or if look back it started with a group of remoaners insisting that Brexit will result in disaster and doom ..tomorrow and getting more and more bitter plus ramping up the rhetoric every time tomorrow doesn't come. You are correct Brexit will not be a disaster. It will be tricky and problematic but not a disaster. As I have pointed out so many times to the resident remoaners....problems were anticipated by brexiters and accepted. This simple point seems to go over their heads every time it is said. The scare stories that never come to pass seem to have disappeared into the same void ..funny that.
Perhaps you didn't understand. I said if you look back not if you imagine you were looking back

Here's the relevant thread http://w11.zetaboards.com/UK_Debate_Mk_2/topic/11682172/1/

June 24th 10.30am and someone is posting "The left leaning, carey sharey, weepy creepy, idealistic caring for all community, are not as representive as they think they are." followed by another Breshitter posting "Exactly there even turning on their own. That's what lefties do when HUMILIATED they start looking for victims regardless who they are"

Strangely I can't see any trace of you posting along the lines of "that's not right" to rebut such Brexshittering
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Mar 27 2017, 08:57 PM
"Brexishitters" eh?......yes, the true colours are shining through now.
The leavers started it throwing Remoaner shit. The search engine is working now so if you use it you'll see that's the case

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You know, I am listening to Nick Clegg holding forth at the moment as I type, on a special edition of Question Time and I must conclude that the more that he opens that orifice beneath his nose then the more I am convinced that it is missing some hair from around it.

Bit harsh but he's showing again that he may have ideas he's thought through but his mind goes blank at the key moments

IMHO Davies and Starmer have done well, Evans yet again a self obsessed vacuous disaster and worryingly Alex Salmond has been the true star.
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Or if look back it started with a group of remoaners insisting that Brexit will result in disaster and doom ..tomorrow and getting more and more bitter plus ramping up the rhetoric every time tomorrow doesn't come. You are correct Brexit will not be a disaster. It will be tricky and problematic but not a disaster. As I have pointed out so many times to the resident remoaners....problems were anticipated by brexiters and accepted. This simple point seems to go over their heads every time it is said. The scare stories that never come to pass seem to have disappeared into the same void ..funny that.
Perhaps you didn't understand. I said if you look back not if you imagine you were looking back

Here's the relevant thread http://w11.zetaboards.com/UK_Debate_Mk_2/topic/11682172/1/

June 24th 10.30am and someone is posting "The left leaning, carey sharey, weepy creepy, idealistic caring for all community, are not as representive as they think they are." followed by another Breshitter posting "Exactly there even turning on their own. That's what lefties do when HUMILIATED they start looking for victims regardless who they are"

Strangely I can't see any trace of you posting along the lines of "that's not right" to rebut such Brexshittering


Well I don't think that is lesser hyperbole that our resident remoaner pub bore posts..and I don't see you post ' that's not right ' to rebut such remoaner bollocks either.
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Mar 27 2017, 09:09 PM
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Perhaps you didn't understand. I said if you look back not if you imagine you were looking back

Here's the relevant thread http://w11.zetaboards.com/UK_Debate_Mk_2/topic/11682172/1/

June 24th 10.30am and someone is posting "The left leaning, carey sharey, weepy creepy, idealistic caring for all community, are not as representive as they think they are." followed by another Breshitter posting "Exactly there even turning on their own. That's what lefties do when HUMILIATED they start looking for victims regardless who they are"

Strangely I can't see any trace of you posting along the lines of "that's not right" to rebut such Brexshittering


Well I don't think that is lesser hyperbole that our resident remoaner pub bore posts..and I don't see you post ' that's not right ' to rebut such remoaner bollocks either.
Specsavers await your call.

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Only in the world between your ears. If the Tories really are looking to fast track commonwealth immigration then we will not have a problem about losing migrants will we?
Do you not realise that you are contradicting yourself or does this not matter in your haste to spread nonsense?
It's brown and uneducated people they want to let in, do you realise how this will go down with elderly Brexiteers? I thought we wanted to take back control and give our own people jobs?

Anyway back in February 45 mainly backbench Tory MP's sent a letter to the Home Secretary asking that the residents of the 52 Commonwealth nations have visa applications fast tracked to encourge more to come here, the letter was published in the Daily Telegraph, probably on account it would be seen by the business community but not the plebs who are more concerned about Kim Kardassians arse or the fact that Liz Hurley was displaying some sideboob on a beach in Fiji.

I await Steve K to tell you ..that's not right ( about the claim regarding brexiters that only exists between your ears )....right on cue :thumbsup:

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It's brown and uneducated people they want to let in, do you realise how this will go down with elderly Brexiteers? I thought we wanted to take back control and give our own people jobs?

Anyway back in February 45 mainly backbench Tory MP's sent a letter to the Home Secretary asking that the residents of the 52 Commonwealth nations have visa applications fast tracked to encourge more to come here, the letter was published in the Daily Telegraph, probably on account it would be seen by the business community but not the plebs who are more concerned about Kim Kardassians arse or the fact that Liz Hurley was displaying some sideboob on a beach in Fiji.

I await Steve K to tell you ..that's not right ( about the claim regarding brexiters that only exists between your ears )....right on cue :thumbsup:

Yes you do have to wonder how someone can equate less than 20% of Tory MPs (and those that have failed to get any office to boot) as being evidence of all Tories or even of leading Tories.

So yep it was obviously BS by Tigger
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I await Steve K to tell you ..that's not right ( about the claim regarding brexiters that only exists between your ears )....right on cue :thumbsup:

Yes you do have to wonder how someone can equate less than 20% of Tory MPs (and those that have failed to get any office to boot) as being evidence of all Tories or even of leading Tories.

So yep it was obviously BS by Tigger
Ah! but they did send the letter and it was published in the Telegraph!

Let's not pretend that right wing back bench Tory MP's, who incidentally May is currently indulging to keep them quiet, actually care about anything else apart from dosh and retaining the perks of life poorly regulated labour confers on those with the money, ie themselves and likeminded folks.

So basically we can expect to see a mushroom cloud over Reading in the not to distant future and the fallout will consist of chair legs and Imperial micrometers.
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You'd do better to just say "fair enough I was wrong". It's not like anyone was fooled
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You'd do better to just say "fair enough I was wrong". It's not like anyone was fooled
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How can I be wrong when 45 Tory MP's did ask the Home Sec to fast track visa's for Commonwealth citizens?

That asparagas won't pick itself you know! And who is going to clean the houses of millions of well to do English ladies who are too busy patronising unemployed Brits to have the spare time to wave the Dyson around?
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You'd do better to just say "fair enough I was wrong". It's not like anyone was fooled
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How can I be wrong when 45 Tory MP's did ask the Home Sec to fast track visa's for Commonwealth citizens?

That asparagas won't pick itself you know! And who is going to clean the houses of millions of well to do English ladies who are too busy patronising unemployed Brits to have the spare time to wave the Dyson around?
Perhaps you forgot that you posted "Don't forget the Tories are looking to fast track Commonwealth immigration" and not "Don't forget some back bench Tories are looking to fast track Commonwealth immigration"

Schoolboy error by you or deliberate attempt to mislead? Please say
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