Oh no!! Brexit not going quite as well as hoped

[cookiemonster]

Even worse - although we could supply Mongolia with chicken is it even economical for Mongolia to buy it from us. They have so many cheaper sources on their doorstep. To make matters worse, the Mongolia diet rarely includes chicken 3KG per year compared to an Australian's 93kg.

How dare you, you woke lefty remoaner!!

You just need to believe more.

 

[jowwy]

So we now here in the commons not 30 seconds ago that the Prostate cancer charity was given the wrong forms to fill in by the spanish government......so again, not a brexit issue, but a spanish authority fark up

 

[Milkfloat]

So we now here in the commons not 30 seconds ago that the Prostate cancer charity was given the wrong forms to fill in by the spanish government......so again, not a brexit issue, but a spanish authority fark up

One that occurred due to Brexit - free movement of goods gone.

 

[Deleted member 28]

Because you have not provided one shred of evidence to the contrary. Absolutely nothing to back up your position.
Just shouted, belittled and sworn at people.

And you wonder why we keep asking?

Just one more time, what is it I need to 'back up' exactly?

I've already said many times I've seen little benefit so it can't be that, do I need to post a photo of my face proving my shameless, guilt free expression?

What evidence of my lack of 'embarrassment' do you require?

Please, please let me know what more I can say to ensure you poor, hard done to lambs that I really don't care about the aftermath of Brexit.

 

[Deleted member 28]

Thanks for proving my point.

If you think that's aggressive you need to get off the net and speak to people face to face a bit more.

 

[jowwy]

One that occurred due to Brexit - free movement of goods gone.

it wasnt goods that was being moved......it was personal bikes, therefore wrong forms sent, mistake by the spanish authorities

 

[icowden]

Please, please let me know what more I can say to ensure you poor, hard done to lambs that I really don't care about the aftermath of Brexit.

It's actually "what less you can say". This is a thread to discuss the aftermath of Brexit. If you aren't interested, there are other topics...

 

[Deleted member 28]

It's actually "what less you can say". This is a thread to discuss the aftermath of Brexit. If you aren't interested, there are other topics...

No, this is a thread dedicated to whining and moaning about Brexit and insulting anyone who voted for it.

Even when told that there appears to be few or even no obvious benefits from a leave voter people still insist on repeating the question, furthermore some still insist on telling us how we feel and our state of mind?

I absolutely guarantee you wouldn't carry on like this in a face to face conversation so why do it from behind a keyboard?

Ask once and get a reply, ask a 2nd time with an added inference of stupidity or shame thrown in, a firmer reply that alludes to being told once already and that's 'how it is' would probably be tolerated but ask again and one of us would end up being seriously offended.

 

[winjim]

No, this is a thread dedicated to whining and moaning about Brexit and insulting anyone who voted for it.

Even when told that there appears to be few or even no obvious benefits from a leave voter people still insist on repeating the question, furthermore some still insist on telling us how we feel and our state of mind?

I absolutely guarantee you wouldn't carry on like this in a face to face conversation so why do it from behind a keyboard?

Ask once and get a reply, ask a 2nd time with an added inference of stupidity or shame thrown in, a firmer reply that alludes to being told once already and that's 'how it is' would probably be tolerated but ask again and one of us would end up being seriously offended.

I'm inclined to agree. Of the two leave voters most active on this thread at the moment, one of them has told us why he voted that way and answered the question about benefits several times. The other is incapable of civil conversation and isn't going to answer anything ever. So there's no point banging on about it, it's getting a bit dull.

 

[Bromptonaut]

it wasnt goods that was being moved......it was personal bikes, therefore wrong forms sent, mistake by the spanish authorities

Could it have happened while we were in the EU?

 

[albion]

What are your odds on a trade war, sending the uk fast towards heavy sanctions?
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...ern-thanked-for-help-in-uk-eu-brexit-deadlock

Since the Brexit vote it has seemed much of a given for me. On this one I put it at 50%. The problem is, and always has been, that 'taking back control' overrides everything.

 

[Rusty Nails]

Could it have happened while we were in the EU?

Did mistakes never happen when we were in the EU?

 

[jowwy]

Could it have happened while we were in the EU?

It may well have, but i guess we will never know………but no matter what people say, you will all still blame brexit.

 

[Bromptonaut]

It may well have, but i guess we will never know………but no matter what people say, you will all still blame brexit.

Maybe the Spanish did send the wrong forms but then again maybe the cycling group misunderstood what they were being asked.

Under the Customs Union would a group of private individuals moving personal possessions attract customs attention or need to fill in forms at all.

The answer to that is almost certainly no.

 

[jowwy]

Maybe the Spanish did send the wrong forms but then again maybe the cycling group misunderstood what they were being asked.

Under the Customs Union would a group of private individuals moving personal possessions attract customs attention or need to fill in forms at all.

The answer to that is almost certainly no.

No…..because a group of individuals wouldnt be in the customs union, but again you just want to blame brexit, because you cant bring yourself to accept your wrong.