Brits in London: We Regret Leaving the EU! // Brexit and UK Economy 

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@E., We Germans would never leave the European Union. It would be fatal. We would lose so much, economically, politically, freedom of movement, the power being in a block. Also, the Ode to joy (the anthem of the EU, Beethoven) is sung in German. All poll in the EU state shows a stronger argument for being in the EU. This decision should never be put forward to the uninformed electorate

@@MrOliver1444 One of the positive things about the Brexit is that the leave factions in the remaining EU countries have mysteriously lost most of their support after seeing this scheisse unfold firsthand.

Leaders we can now use the power of the vote to remove unlike the EU elite who are deciding EU members laws and have no accountability to their votes as individual votes as citizens directly affected by such laws, it called the UK has real democracy now and the EU has a false democracy. The UK Economy is facing the same challengers as other EU members and is fairing better in many cases, also we have successfully joined the CPTPP now a trade body worth around 11 trillion with half a billion consumers and no overbearing and reaching political system to govern us with, a trade group where politics are removed and so are tariffs, we have sealed a deal that blocks us from any kind of joining back into the customs union unless down the line the EU joins the CPTPP and that will never happen because they will have to give up control of their members.

As a European living in the UK, I can assure you that leaving the EU has not stopped the British blaming the EU for their misery.

Be quiet the only problem in uk is mass illegal migration caused by Eu open borders

It, the EU and its predecessors, has never been the mere market place the UK thought it was, or pretended to think it was. Since its inception as the European Coal and Steel Community in the 1950s its publicly stated goal has alwas been an ever increasing economic, social and political integration and interdependence between its members. If the UK believed differently it should never have joined but after the devaluation of the pound in 1967 did not enable it to alleviate its ghastly economic situation it saw the EU membership as a possible solution. Lo and behold it worked but as prosperity came along people forgot and thought that the UK had prospered all on its own and its mass media worked hard to convince them that it could actually do better outside the EU. The result of that choice can be seen in the pound's performance versus both the dollar and the euro since 20i6. It is done now and cannot be undone. Brexiteers do not need to worry about rejoining. The EU will not even renegotiate anything much with the UK for the foreseeable future. Once bitten twice shy.

Because all countries of the EU are independent, but agree to follow some rules and goals about certain things. French people can't vote in German elections, Polish people can't vote in Spanish elections etc etc. I don't know what country you're from, but probably it has alliances with others - do those other countries have a say in your domestic policies?

It was their decision to leave and though annoyed by it, it was their sovereign decision. There never was any impediment on sovereignty to begin with, but the nutters didn't see that they would have to agree to any rules within the EU in the first place. Many of those proposed by the UK itself. Anyhow,.. so they filed for divorce, and agreement was signed and then they broke that in specific and limited ways, like you can tell your bank about not paying your mortgage. The custody battle about Northern Ireland and Gibraltar was part of that and the EU clearly won that as maternity could be proven whereas the father is somewhat in doubt. The smart one moved to the EU as he couldn't get funding for his PhD subject anymore, the artistic one is sitting in his room crying, the adventurous one spent most his trip waiting in the third country ques and the youngest one sees his prospects of being a banker dwindle with the rest of the economy. In all the divorce cost more than the 40 years marriage in total and it turns out that without the inspiring guidance of the other spouses, the UK is not half that productive. The EU certainly has a say in letting the silly buggers back in though. There will have to be some clear changes in the relation before that will happen. It certainly isn't their good looks or cuisine that will matter.

Because it's a UK decision. Not yours.

@@Lucid.dreamer It's a UK decision to stay out and that's the only unilateral decision it has.

@@maxharbig1167 We took the decision to sack the EU. Because it's rubbish. The Ukraine has applied for CPTPP membership. 😎

Oh you are deluded rejoin why so we can be part of the march of the far right? Poland & Hungary out next

oh yeah it was Facebook apparently 😆

Sun, daily mail .... no? Even the BBC had 1 expert on and on Brexitiers although 90 per cent of expert predicted that mess.

Yeah sadly there's still people out there that gets manipulated by the media and not that smart. For example, just watched this interview in the LBC about this women to willingly reads the Daily Mail because they understand it.

@@pmpmpmpmpmpmpm Well if your vocabularly is limited to that utilised by the UK gutter press you are obviously not going to be the author of the next great English language novel. 😀😀

They woke up one morning and found themselves outside EU. Tragic this ignorance for politics.

Speak for yourself. I don't love them and they have what they deserve. Now enjoy it...(these belgians always so soft)

Tell us the logical reasons for leaving the EU. Now that we see your economy is booming as a FREE AND INDEPENDENT NATION. Or how better the immigration situation is now that you are a FREE AND INDEPENDENT NATION!

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yes, lets interview the northern smelly peasants.

Calm down gammon!

Check the recent polls on Brexit support... The country would now vote remain.

@@guleiro Too late now! People who put their faith in the likes of Nigel Farage, Boris Johnson, Ann Widdecombe et all deserve everything they got. Not a one of them fit for public office.

Spoken to people who voted to leave. Most regret it now. Look at NHS, not enough doctors, nurses, dentists. No drivers. Loook at the economy as a whole. It was a stupid stupid vote.

I would offer the remainers asylum in the EU. If you do that you get your best people and you have a loss of brain power. It illustrates how stupid Bexitiers truly are. Let the Scots leave too,

Well, as they say, you made your bed, now lie on it.

I’m not in poverty, I’m going to Thailand soon… the EU is liar. But yes I regret losing my right to live anywhere in Europe

@@Ghostprocedure You will be a migrant in Thailand

I've heard the EU think the UK will be soon a second world country .....a pity

😂😂😂 apart from being bankrupt

Ahh yes, Thailand, where all the old fart quitlings running off to find wives.

@@Northstander Yes Will Self did it a few years ago on the radio in his Great British Bus Journey. Don't know if you caught it

No, because 1) It was a NON binding referendum that suddenly became binding by magic 2) Several hundred thousand Brits actually living in the EU were denied the right to vote 3) The people who led the Leave campaign have admitted that they lied about promises and 4) Since the referendum 7 years ago many of the Quitlings have died. People want to rejoin now.

With a name like Mason Dixon we can see what you actually believe. Go back to under the rock you slithered out from under.

Oh, I don't believe it. They would like nothing more than to have him under control.

I was just thinking the samething

@@Ms777Lena Don't believe it all you want. Multiple sources say it was the case. Besides, joining NATO doesn't put you under some supposed US control. If it did, Erdogan would definitely not have been reelected. If anything I'd say joining an alliance which the US is part of, being able to oppose US decisions in that alliance is actually taking a certain amount of control away from them. Also, he tried to join NATO at the beginning of the 21st century. A lot of things happened since then.

I think they want the UK, but the UK needs to reform its parliamentary system first and grow tf up, then they can rejoin

Because the UK was the second largest contributor to the EU budget and an important trading partner. Brexit is a loses lose situation for both sides, but evidently the UK loses far more.

UK was a strong economical member of the EU. I would support them applying for membership again.

Let's be real here, Scotland, NI, and wales are going to be welcomed back. Germany and France don't want the English peasants back.

@@thepatriot4076 Wales? They can have it: let them pay for it. Same goes for NI

Thanks god

I'm by a sunny beach, enjoying a nice cold beer in Portugal... There's nothing wrong with the EU... The problem is people like you.😂

Look at the state of the UK😂 Political instability, Scotland independence and Northern Ireland troubles, reigniting the issues with IRA, trade with our biggest partners is incredibly difficult and bureaucratic.

Ballocks

When I recently travelled to Kazakhstan I found much better quality meat than anything I've ever found in the EU (vegetables too to a lesser extent). However, when I wanted to bring some of my favourite food back I found that taking meat and dairy into the EU from a non-EU country is forbidden because apparently Europeans care about the quality of their food lol. I therefore asked the European Commission on Facebook if there was any way I could declare my food and have it checked to be safe to bring back simply for my personal consumption (I was literally ready to follow through with whatever procedure they said, even if that required visiting a Kazakh farm in person) they gave me a contradictory response. They said firstly "meat and dairy from non-EU countries cannot be brought into EU (followed by) ... meat and dairy products coming from non-EU countries which isn't declared will be confiscated and may result in fines". This therefore indicates that there is a way of importing meat and dairy from non-EU countries because otherwise they wouldn't have written "which isn't declared". I pointed out the contradiction to the European Commission which they refused to comment on. They sent me a survey on how well written their response was and when I tried to enter "very poorly written" .... they didn't want to accept my reply to their survey. 🙃 If you convince the population living in the EU that leaving the EU is based on some Colonial desire or some hate for migrants, then ofc the EU member states will be less likely to want to leave than if they were told that the food in the EU is crap and bad quality. Because nobody in their right mind will be against eating better quality food. And you could tell me that "oh, it's better to eat local food" and I would usually agree ... except I often see lamb which comes from New Zealand (literally the other side of the world), which is somehow allowed by the EU. A practice which is enriching the already rich countries of the world. Instead we could be providing opportunities for poorer, less developed countries to expand relations with richer partners than Russia or China for example which will in turn help develop their economies better. Virtually nobody is suggesting Brexit as a means of returning to some Colonial Empire and the only people who leaving the EU as a means of "taking back control of our borders" argument is profitable for is the EU itself in deterring states from leaving. You guess wrong!

@@yungpandana4463 Get this “About 50.7%: or over half of all the food bought by families in the UK is “ultra-processed" , more than any others in Europe. Ultra-processed food is made in a factory with industrial ingredients and additives invented by food technologists and bearing little resemblance to the fruit, vegetables, meat or fish used to cook a fresh meal at home... In Italy: only 13.4%, in France: 14.2%." (Guardian 2 Feb 2018)

@@maxharbig1167 That sounds about right. Unlike Kazakhstan, the UK doesn't have a vast land to grow crops on. Besides it's an island meaning it's probably more expensive to import fresh goods, hence the amount of "ultra-processed" food is higher. And while leaving the EU probably made it more expensive to import fresh goods, I feel like even while in the EU it was likely higher due to these factors. If say Poland were to leave the EU, while the amount of "ultra processed" food bought would initially rise, I doubt they would experience it to quite the same degree. Oh, also while writing this comment I looked up the map with the statistics you're referring to and, what you conveniently forgot to mention, is that one of the main EU members (Germany) only consumes 4.5% less ultra processed food than the UK. Before the UK left the EU I remember there being significantly more fast food there than in France so I'm beginning to wonder whether the problem you're talking about isn't linked to the EU at all. Well done for exposing yourself! 👏

In the anti brexit imagination.

@@Lucid.dreamer everyone with eyes can see that it was the most catastrophic thing to happen to the UK

@@Lara__ I'm fine. Thank you. The earthquake in Turkey was a *catastrophe.*

@@Lara__ London bombing with V2 missiles was a catastrophe. I think you need to check a dictionary. This morning, I'm on a bus to work. People are joking, conversing, walking their pets, shopping, breakfasting, they don't appear to be too distressed.

@@Lara__ In your *wild* imagination, leaving the EU was "catastrophic". The economy took a hit but it is resilient. We are trading with the EU. And going in a different direction. And, *we are **_not_** going to rejoin the EU.* So move on.

Really? What do you think of king Charlie? Did you vote for him? 🙄

@@Northstander so you are opposed to unelected bureaucrats in the eu but love Charlie boy? There’s a good little cap doffing serf 🙂😂😂😂

@@Northstander no….my response is pointing out the abject ignorance of brexshit types Cheers 🙄

@@markmoran916 Vote for Charles?? I must have missed that. He has no power but he does have a constitutional role. Police and all forces swear allegiance to the monarch. No military coups here. Steven Fry has given a cogent argument on this topic which I suggest you have a look at. What this has to do with the EU I have no idea 🤷🏼‍♀️.

@@ellebee6712 if I have to explain the correlation you are obviously not intelligent enough to understand 🙄

France has a internal dispute on the matter of pensions. It has nothing to do with the EU.

@@guleiro yes but it’s the EU shining star ,France and Germany are the Eu the rest do as they are told.And it so biased it was unreal,going to a London and asking if people like the EU is like asking Jimmy Saville if he preferred staying in Stoke Mandeville Hospital.Try asking people outside of metropolitan middle class areas he’d have had a more well balanced response.

Spare us Quitlings.

Was that supposed to be an argument?

same people different questions

So why is there not brand new places to ask different people different questions like they have with the ukraine and russian street vbloggers makes life more entertaining keep different and new

Why is he only asking the people of Centra London. Not a very balanced view for the entire country

How amazing. Poland and Hungary look incredible when you visit them compared to what you see when you go to the U.K. I think the EU members are very happy about Brexit and I don’t think they want anyone back.

The interviewer has a number of videos planned, each centered around a different question/topic. They asked the subjects if they’d be willing to answer a number of questions, knowing that they will edit and compile all the answers to a specific question/topic into one video.

Now think genius why this might be the case ...

@@IsomerSoma Convenience. It’s a much more practical use of your time to conduct and video a bunch of interviews all together in one go. Compiling the responses into separate videos is done at a later time. It’s similar to making a movie: scenes are filmed out of sequence, then edited together later into the proper order. Also, a large people typically decline to participate and talk on camera. It can take quite a bit of time to find people who a willing to do so. But once you do find such a person, it makes sense to ask them a bunch of questions on a range of topics. So, yes, working this way can give the appearance of it being orchestrated.

@@mitchrodee Comments that have no @user are directed at the original poster on RU-vid.

@@IsomerSoma , and so that means nobody else is allowed to add to conversation???? Go to your safe space then.

Everyone in the UK knows very well that you are the only one who understands everything and speaks for everyone in the UK 👍

So smart! Just say they are not the majority and they are no longer the majority!

​@@Nils.Minimalist ditto to you

After reading the comments on here I am even happier we left 😊

​@@bobbyboko6317 Farmers are very happy with Brexit. They now have time to take holidays in London

Manipulation is NOT democracy

Was that supposed to be a rebuttal?

@@kyle-ld2gh of course

So is the UK once NI and Scotland leave the little kingdom

EU is much stronger that the U.K. on its own

You reaped the economic benefits from colonies before

Delusional nonsense

And how has migration been going since Brexit, then? Want me to tell you? It's gone up!!! And the immigrants this time round from Asia are working in their family businesses or IT, and not in the crucial sectors like road haulage, bars and restaurants, the health sector or fruit picking. Brilliant shot in the foot, Quitlings!!

@@guyspearing4608 Net migration has gone up cos it's harder for British people to move to Europe. If you want to go overseas you have to commit to Canada or Australia, both very far away.

@@marksimons8861 Yes sir, absolutely right. Brexit has buggered up the possibility of future generations to work in EU with FOM. But... just on an aside... you're falling into the linguistic trap when you say "British people moving to Europe" like Britain wasn't in the continent of Europe. Britain IS in Europe!! Even if not in the EU quite yet. Can you imagine someone from Japan, say, explaining that they want to leave that country and live somewhere else like Asia?

IS out of control. And Brexit has not and will not fix it.

More migrants are rowing ashore now than when we were an EU member.

What crap you talk, stop listening to EU funded echo chambers and look at the real economic data, the UK is doing just fine and its recent confirmation to become a member of the CPTPP has opened up full access to to a trade body worth 11 trillion with a half a billion consumer base, which is larger than the EU, all this and no political interference and tariff free on nearly all goods while preserving key industries of each nation member - you can keep your ring fenced tariff heavy and power robbing EU. PS, you claims are delusional and probably fuelled by EU funded propaganda, the picture you paint is the opposite to what is happening, we are already massively benefitting from restricting labour access to the UK, unemployment at its lowest on record and wages for the lower class are at the highest since we left the EU, its how the markets react to restricted cheap labour, it sources them locally and pays them more.

100% twaddle.

My god you talking out of your arse. 😂😂

Move to Russia 😂

I think North Korea is looking for a few good people. Might want to check there.

Bye bye, Canada is glad you're leaving

@@kyle-ld2gh lmao. Sure, an entire country is happy. As if I care. Sheeple like you can stay in your 15 minute cities with your digital ID, your social credit system, CBDC, law enforced vaccination, lose of guns and property. I’ll be in a country that respects rights and freedoms and has a zero tax rate. Boy am I sad

I live in Europe & I want to leave Europe for Canada 🇨🇦

You can find it in the after life

I have been there and I promise the real brexit is there

How can you be "glad" that the UK economy is in shit creek thanks to Einsteins like you who had no idea about the consequences of your reckless vote? Jeez, dude.

@@thtsoi3the echr has nothing to do with the eu….and you do understand WTO would add more inflation…..and you clueless cnuts claimed to know what you voted For 😂🙄🙄🙄