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[Car Boot 10]

Working class struggle brought about Brexit. 

 

The voices of the workers, the underclass, the vulnerable and disadvantaged combined to drown out the voices of the rich establishment - who took us into the European trading bloc to enrich themselves further, at our expense.

[Baron99 794]

23 minutes ago, Car Boot said:

Working class struggle brought about Brexit. 

 

The voices of the workers, the underclass, the vulnerable and disadvantaged combined to drown out the voices of the rich establishment - who took us into the European trading bloc to enrich themselves further, at our expense.

Couldn't agree more. 

 

Ted Heath seemed to have done alright out of it.  Ironically, all brought about by the death of a foreigner?  Sad day for the UK when de Gaulle died. 

 

de Gaulle appeared to realise early on, that we'd never be truly, full paid up members, buying into the idea. 

 

[RJRB 688]

2 hours ago, Car Boot said:

Working class struggle brought about Brexit. 

 

The voices of the workers, the underclass, the vulnerable and disadvantaged combined to drown out the voices of the rich establishment - who took us into the European trading bloc to enrich themselves further, at our expense.

Well you should have even more support over the next few years.

There will be many more vulnerable ,disadvantaged in the underclass,plus of course out of work workers.

[Longcol 600]

3 hours ago, Car Boot said:

Working class struggle brought about Brexit. 

 

The voices of the workers, the underclass, the vulnerable and disadvantaged combined to drown out the voices of the rich establishment - who took us into the European trading bloc to enrich themselves further, at our expense.

Faction fighting within the Tory Party more like.

[Mister Gee 823]

What happened to Boris Johnson's 'oven-ready' Brexit deal that we were told 'was ready to go' when he was seeking re-election? You know - the one that was just like a pie - that could be slammed in an oven.

 

Edited June 7, 2020 by Mister Gee

[L00b 441]

On 7 June 2020 at 13:51, Mister Gee said:

What happened to Boris Johnson's 'oven-ready' Brexit deal that we were told 'was ready to go' when he was seeking re-election? You know - the one that was just like a pie - that could be slammed in an oven.

Rumour has it, that Johnson wants to reopen it/renegotiate it.

 

If the UK is willing to make more concessions, there is every chance that Barnier will accomodate the notion.

 

Topical and timely reminder: there is now less than 6 months to the end of the transition period.

[retep 68]

1 hour ago, L00b said:

Rumour has it, that Johnson wants to reopen it/renegotiate it.

 

If the UK is willing to make more concessions, there is every chance that Barnier will accomodate the notion.

 

Topical and timely reminder: there is now less than 6 months to the end of the transition period.

Very amusing.

[L00b 441]

5 minutes ago, retep said:

Very amusing.

It was, wasn't it?

 

Still, nowhere near as amusing as today's Brexit compendium in The Poke, prompted by Johnson rebadging his oven-ready deal into a bin-ready deal.

[retep 68]

16 minutes ago, L00b said:

It was, wasn't it?

 

Still, nowhere near as amusing as today's Brexit compendium in The Poke, prompted by Johnson rebadging his oven-ready deal into a bin-ready deal.

Or the EU receiving a Frost'y reception.

[Magilla 510]

22 minutes ago, retep said:

Or the EU receiving a Frost'y reception.

Indeed... France, the Netherlands, Spain, Ireland, Denmark, Belgium, Germany and Sweden told him to get stuffed

 

In other news

 

Vietnam ratifies major trade deal with the EU:

https://www.dw.com/en/vietnam-ratifies-major-trade-deal-with-the-eu/a-53724548

 

[RollingJ 2,034]

1 hour ago, L00b said:

It was, wasn't it?

 

Still, nowhere near as amusing as today's Brexit compendium in The Poke, prompted by Johnson rebadging his oven-ready deal into a bin-ready deal.

I notice that site acknowledges it is Time well Wasted.

[bassett one 451]

I thought the deal was oven ready and no problem?the Ireland has no border was his words,so that's sorted,so roll on jan 1st 2021 easy as he said,just hope as a older person that was used to having fruit/veg by our English season,that hes sorted that as the modern housewife/man ect,have never had to think about that,todays society eats fruits all year round that come from abroad and will find it difficult if its no around jan-dec ie strawberrys,lettuce ect.