Wow! Stop The Press – I Found This Brexit Benefit On Youtube

[Hymie]

Something for TTT & NJ and the rest of you Brexiteers to crow about (and add to my list).

[gulliver1]

Go for it Hymie, sort these Brexiteers out.
Give them hell." They don't like it it up em".

[New Judge]

//Something for TTT & NJ and the rest of you Brexiteers to crow about//

As I’ve said multiple times, I have no interest in the pros or cons of Brexit and will be neither crowing nor fretting over either. I wanted the UK to leave the EU, we’ve left and I’m deliriously happy (well, I will be, just as soon as they get the Northern Ireland Protocol ditched or properly reformed).

What follows – be they pros or cons – is merely “noise”. It will all come out in the wash over time; the EU will eventually realise we’ve left and will not be returning and the UK can make its way in the world along with the 160-odd other normal countries. Continually harping on about "what a disaster it's all been" (especially when it's been no such thing) will not alter that.

[Gromit]

The 1975 referendum took 40 years to reverse. I think the 2016 one will be reversed within the next decade.
There seems to be few winners from Brexit and everyone (except for a Jew jingoists) are unhappy with it. If the Tories don’t win in 2024 we will be out sharpish. The more the ERG run the Tory party, the quicker their demise.

[Gromit]

A few jingoists

[youngmafbog]

You lost.

Suck it up.

[1ozzy]

End of?

[Gromit]

You lost in 1975 but you didn’t suck it up, you whinged for 40 years.

[FatticusInch]

Have to laugh at the ‘you lost, get over it’ gang.
What exactly did the winners receive?
Bar the utter rubbish about sovereignty I’m yet to hear anyone proclaim the success of Brexit and how it has vastly improved the UK’s situation and standing in the world?
Anyone?

[New Judge]

I didn't start whinging until 1992. And even then I didn't whinge.

Your contention that the UK may rejoin within a decade has two snags:

1. Despite your beliefs, I doubt there is any party in England & Wales (which together account for almost 90% of the UK's population), with the exception of the Liberal Democrats and the Greens, who would consider it as a serious policy.

2. It is not at all certain the EU will still exist by then. Even people in its staunchest nations have grave doubts about its survival.

[gness]

Fatticus. If you read HM Government Brexit Benefits you'll see that the UK has welcomed, to help build back better from COVID, thousands of doctors, scientists, butchers and bricklayers.

Other achievements claimed so far include the promised benefits for British fishermen and new opportunities for coastal areas.
Brexit also promised more money in the pockets of the people and access to better health care.
I have no personal experience of these benefits of course but I've not heard of any from family and friends yet. Has anyone?

[MissTerious]

Oh do shut up. You are making yourself look a complete fool. Same thing day in and day out. You are a complete bore. End of polite
rant.

[gness]

Thanks, MissT. ;-)

[royfromaus]

Funny how more than 50% of Irish folk were thick bigoted morons in 2008 but less than a year later they were progressive welcoming warm hearted darlings.

[FatticusInch]

Oh the irony……

[JDavis]

TTT,
Feel free to cherry pick data that shows us the benefits.

[Paigntonian]

Give it up mate before you disappear up your own whatsit.

[gulliver1]

You are such a Paign.