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If the 50% of Americans that wanted him in cannot see how much an idiot he is by now, help them, they need mental help :Oh crap |
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I watched the news and they asked 100īs of Brexit voters, they all said the same thing, what a nightmare, just forget leaving, forget deals... remain :2 cents: |
Europe needs someone to make the trains run on time.
But, you know, a nicer version of it. :D :pimp |
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but europe knew already in the 60s that they can not survive long term without some kind of union. everybody knew that it will be hard to get things in common and the biggest problem of the EU was, that they did not adapt the freedom from the single EU countries and make it a common standard - they took the prohibitions. a little bit more balance would have been better. on the other hand every kind of union is based on compromises. even when you have a girlfriend or a wife you have to agree to a compromise. now image you have 28 girlfriends. the EU is nothing for egoists who do not care others or the furture of their own children. everbody kenw it from the start. what they did not know was that the internet have such a power to spread lies and influence people with wrong or half true information. conspiracy theories were always welcome in the world of the dumb ones that do not really how how the world is spinning. the smart ones are also here not the problem. the uneducated haters are the problem. unfortunately we can not throw the dumb ones out of the EU (what would make mostly a lot more sense as to throw the immigrants out). it is the responsability of each single country to educate their citizens. if they donīt do or allow to promote lies in the name of freedom of speech - we will end up in civil wars and possibly worldwide wars again. |
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in soviet russia english writes YOU ! |
So many people are preoccupied and worried about Brexit, and they are not even from UK...
it amazes me. what amazes me even more is how all Germans are preoccupied by UK decision..same with France... damn, dudes. get over it. they made a decision already. respect it. maybe in the future they will want to come back, maybe the decision is bad or wrong...maybe they wont do it at all...but they made a decision... All these laments from German and French side prove only one thing - that Brexit will be potentially harmful for said countries, not especially for UK... So why you lamenting about Brexit ? Just respect it ! |
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If it turns out that Paul actually have brains... then he should give them to science! Because i have never saw that much sciencefiction coming from 1 brain! |
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the pro-brexit part is in the meantime at 35% !!!! they are able to do the same voting in the parliament 4 times and still with the same result. but people that got fooled do not get a second chance to fix the mistake they did under wrong information. THIS is the mess and THIS is the point where democracy does not get respected. I would not say a word if polls would not tell SO CLEAR that a third of pro brexit vortes have changed their mind. and donīt forget: it was a very thin victory they had. so where are here the voices to let people decide? I thought THIS is what the whole thing was made for ? |
bitches, why aint the brexit magic beans growing? :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh
whaddup NHS bus? :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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The EU would be a great union if it was reserved for the better European countries. The shame is now the bureaucrats see it as a Union for everyone with no real barriers to entry. While those smaller economic countries are allowed to trade they should not be allowed a vote in the EU, freedom of movement, Euro and not be bound by European rules other than trade rules. Once you do you get a voting bloc that out weighs the votes of the economic strong countries. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voting...European_Union this will show you the problem now and it will get worse when the UK leaves. When the smaller countries join, you're fucked. As for the young. What young do you refer to, the Youth Unemployed or the upper middle class youth? https://www.statista.com/statistics/...-eu-countries/ a few more years and they will realise the EU has delivered nothing. |
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The problem is with the Democrats and their failure to address the issues effecting A lot of American lives. |
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The centre parties that some foolishly believe are full of superior minds have fucked up. So time to kick them out and try a new route. My opinion is to keep the good things, Trade, cross border cooperation, etc and lose the bad things. Any government that can't decide on a single place to run from, Brussels and Strasbourg, is unfit for purpose. |
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Cameron tried to change the rules when he renegotiated the treaty. Denied a stop to unregulated EU immigrants he turned to welfare benefits and Poland said NO. All he got was a temporary stop. I've linked you time and again to the problems, showing you EU stats. So no bullshit about lies. And every time you try to give a reason why Brussels and Strasbourg should rule Europe you fail to give a reasonable answer. Because the only changes unique to the EU are disasters. So much for you theory on we have to trust politicians and bureaucrats to get it right. |
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A deal has been negotiated for two years and been accepted - the problem is that the DUP and enough Tories do not accept the Irish back stop. And the EU rightfully doesn't give up on that. So, Paul, what is your solution to that? I have asked you repeatedly and you never answered it. |
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I am not surprised. it is an obvious thing that the dumbest clowns that arenīt good for anything think, they are the crown of creation. if I send a 6 year old average intelligent african out of the bush for 10 years to school he will be the supremacist in compare to you. he just did not get the chance but you had it and made nothing out of it. Quote:
now EU can be glad when they can join a deal between ASEAN and the EU. btw. ASEAN trade countries are by far the biggest market in the world. to get into that as a small country you have to pay a lot of entry fees. so away from the EU is not much left for britain. maybe putin will do. Quote:
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british pakistanis will be glad to help you teaching your kids how to make carpets. deep inside I was willing to believe that you are not that dumb in real as you show here every fucking day. I thought in the beginning you're just acting stupid to kid all of us. but you prove again and again the hard fact that you are simply stupid. |
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he is anyway in CZ and will not be effected in any way by a border. the U in UK is less worth than the U in EU. thatsīwhy these people donīt feel well in any union because it means for them that all have to do what they want. they are using the word democracy but meant is dictatorship. but ONLY when THEY are the dictators. the only way out is to send them back to school or wait til they are sharing their thoughts with the earthworms. |
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You could you give Paul a bit of knowledge today and ask him to remember it and a week from now he'll claim he doesn't know what you're talkin about. |
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kicked ass by the Achaian League - one of the first big unions. keep on dreaming! |
150 Germans worried by Brexit + 1 drunk Ruskie on his shift
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and why do i care about Brexit? Because I do like the UK and I hate that a few criminal liars have tricked so many into believing the bullshit that made them think the EU is such a huge burden on them Reminder: the UK net contribution to the EU is 1.25% of their annual GDP. And almost none of the actual problems the UK has, is in any way based on the fact that they are member of the EU. |
Paul is the very (award winning) best . . .
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The brexit magic beans did not grow doooo daaa dooo daaaa
Pauls meager pension is about to shrink da da doooo daaaa day! |
Donald Trump defends UK and warns 'brutal' EU on Brexit - ‘It all comes back to bite you'
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The EU is rreally really scared now! |
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And what I saw from EU side (at the begining at least) was the urge to "punish" UK and "set them" as an example...I dont think that this is what real gentlemen/ friends clubs do. Sounded more like thug/ mafia style clubs. Nonethless, before they leave they should pay what is genuinely owed to EU.. "And almost none of the actual problems the UK has, is in any way based on the fact that they are member of the EU." well actually I could find few ones. First one that comes to my mind - hordes of emigrants from Eastern / Central Europe (including Poland) f.. up their real estate market even more than it was f... before. From the renters (especially) /buyers (less) point of view of course. I think that UK is too big country to lose a lot during Brexit. They will be fine, somehow. Maybe not at the beginning but after 5-10 years. Maybe they will even improve. "I hate that a few criminal liars have tricked so many into believing the bullshit" - unfortunately this is the dark side of democracy, and your country before was the best example for that - how it can easily be ruined by band of criminals that know how to exploit supportive "ground" of its times. how can you have good democracy btw if most of the people/voters have troubles with comprehending information and critical reception of it ? |
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This + silence when faced with really disturbing question. + classical confusion of the facts and mixing them with some emotional semi- truths. Imagine how they dont give a shit about this forum if they sent someone that barely speaks English and even pay him for that :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh HUGE disrespect. |
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Russia now ranks 14th in terms of alcohol consumption globally, and is comparable to France and Germany. https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/russia...king-1.4949099 https://www.alcohol.org/guides/globa...-demographics/ https://www.alcohol.org/app/uploads/...6/asset1-2.png Quote:
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because otherwise they will cry forever how it was the EUs fault they couldn't leave, even though voting a hundred times in their own parliament never brought a majority for anything. But just like with all the other crap - blaming the EU is much easier. and just two things in regards to the other points you made: it was the UK government that allowed Poles, Czechs etc to migrate immediately after they joined the EU, other countries (like Germany) restricted it Quote:
Once again - UK politicians are to blame, not the EU. And in regards to the housing market: https://www.theguardian.com/news/201...ts-dirty-money https://www.independent.co.uk/news/b...-a8274106.html If you let Russians, Chinese and Arabs buy themselves into your country and help them to hide their money which then drives up property prices - how is this the fault of the EU and not your own governments fault? There is plenty of crap that the EU is to blame for but I would prefer we concentrate on that and try to solve it. But you can't solve things on EU level that do not fall under EU competency. And yet that is exactly what people like Markham think (have been made to think) - that they are powerless under EU rule. Which is nonsense once you look closer. |
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