Alan Sugar, Another Remoaner!!

[saintpeter48]

Listening to him now on the radio, moaning and complaining about the 'people didn't know what they were voting for', For Funks Sake Sugar, I knew what I was voting for, out out out of everything to do with Europe, now shut up and get back to your third rate, rubbish TV show!!

[Kathyan]

Why do these people think they know better than us?

[douglas9401]

Even enraged you have the good grace to promote the bearded one to third rate.
Bless you. :)

[albaqwerty]

nothing like insulting the electorate.

I didn't vote for him to become a 'Sir' either.

Daft man.

[Hazi-Hammenuhoth]

He does talk some sense though- suggesting that Jeremy Corbyn be sent to Siberia!

[Baldric]

I'd vote for that ^^!

[Islay]

He talks highly of you too! I am sure he is in awe of your money making skills and your first rate TV show!!

[Berniecuddles2]

i know there is someone out there that likes him!

[Gromit]

// I knew what I was voting for, out out out of everything to do with Europe //

But that wasn't the choice, it was to to leave just the EU. We will more that likely join the European Free Trade Association, to get access to the European Economic Area (the Single Market) instead. So you wasted your vote because you didn't understand what you were doing.

[ichkeria]

"I knew what I was voting for, out out out of everything to do with Europe, now shut the fook up " etc

There are times, and admittedly they are rare, when Alan Sugar can seem like a very wise man ... :-)

[Ellipsis]

> out of everything to do with Europe

Yeah, what did the Europeans ever do for us?

[cassa333]

Whether we rejoin the single market or not is neither here nor there.

We voted out and that what it should be.

What we then negotiate, to allow access to any number of different things, is what hapoens.

[Haggisdj]

@ saintpeter48 - you may have know the reason that you voted to leave but I very much doubt what you knew what you were voting for...

[cassa333]

Well no one had a crystal ball... unless Dr Who nipped off and told you what was in store. So it's a bit silly to keep on about that as far as I'm concerned. It just sort of proves my next point.

What I see as an overriding thing is that a lot of Remainers were just plain scared. Scared of change and scared of how much work is involved, scared of how they might not cut the mustard in the new UK. Scared that they might get found out for being so limited in their outlook, scared by having to work a bit harder for a while to achieve the same thing and scared that they might not be able to do it.

They should stop being scared and start getting with the programme. Because being scared into inactivity and scared into putting so much effort into looking backwards rather than looking to the future will be their downfall and they will indeed fail simply because they cannot see past the ease with which they think they have things now.

[youngmafbog]

The usual remainiac nonsense being spouted on here and from Sugar.

Isaly,
1) you dont know who Saintpeter48 is so how can you make a sanctimonious statement like that?
2) If you are correct and saintpeter48 is not known your point is still invalid as saint perter48 would not be spouting his views to the masses whereas Sugar is. (AB does not count)

I see, as usual, you dont address the post but choose to attack the poster.

[jno]

... scared that the currency would slump ...

[youngmafbog]

project fear continues unabated.....

[cassa333]

We are already seeing how petty the EU is, with the border controls.

I would suggest to people that perhaps for the next three to five years they think about having their foreign holidays in non EU countries. I wonder how long it will take for them to realise that the UK holiday market to the EU is rather large??

[Islay]

Youngmafbog, do you expect me to give you a decent response when you cannot even take the time to type my name correctly?

[youngmafbog]

Got one on today havnt you

Ilay?

[Islay]

yawwwwn