O/T DDay for Brexit..well sort of...

[KerrAvon]

What makes you think Germany is going to leave the EU?

How's the snow, John? Flying out at the weekend.

[great_fire]

Third option, they could us the planned revenue to cut taxes, so as to encourage businesses to remain in a non-EU UK and to support employment and economic activity.

Cutting Corporation Tax is a no-brainer.

[KerrAvon]

Cutting Corporation Tax is a no-brainer.

Within reason. It would certainly stimulate the economy. The EU really won't like it.

[great_fire]

This comment on Sunday in The Mail on Sunday summed up the Remaiiners for me:

Joseph, our Hungarian builder, is returning home. We are going to miss him. How many British builders would have turned up to hack down an old garden shed last week with the temperature at minus 3C and with snow on the ground?

I guess I'll be finding out soon…

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/a...kes-worse.html

[great_fire]

Within reason. It would certainly stimulate the economy. The EU really won't like it.

Exactly.

They're not our friends and never have been.

[Adventus2012]

We are better off out in my opinion,the effective government of the EU is the unelected Commission made up of the likes of Tusk, Juncker and Verhofstadt all of which have too much power over member states within the EU. The EU cannot and will not succeed as an integrated sovereign state. Too many people in the other EU countries do not want it. Brexit is the start of the collapse of the EU and we are better out of it when it happens.

I for one am not prepared to sell my English born right to democratic government, for the bureaucratic mess that is the EU. Personally, I would rather that ultimate decisions are made by a democratically elected Parliament, rather than in the European law courts or by unelected bureaucrats.

[great_fire]

Trouble is, the globalists won't let anything stop the progress of their great globalisation project, they are certainly capable of all kinds of dastardly plots to get us to rejoin.

[Exiletyke]

[QUOTE=great_fire;39140596]This comment on Sunday in The Mail on Sunday summed up the Remaiiners for me:

Joseph, our Hungarian builder, is returning home. We are going to miss him. How many British builders would have turned up to hack down an old garden shed last week with the temperature at minus 3C and with snow on the ground?

I guess I'll be finding out soon…




No mention of how much they were paying Joseph
Next to bugger all I'll be bound

[KerrAvon]

Enough to persuade him to travel across Europe to a strange country.

[millmoormagic]

This comment on Sunday in The Mail on Sunday summed up the Remaiiners for me:



https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/a...kes-worse.html

"Joseph, our Hungarian builder"......firstly, who has their own builder??, secondly, if he was a qualified builder he wouldn't be touching work like demolishing an old shed in the first place, thirdly, what's the temperature got to do with owt?, fourthly, if you believe owt written in that rag, then well, you know the rest.