James O'Brien rages at Brexiteers who want 'Brexit to shut up and go away' | LBC 

It was the english and Welsh who voted for this, Scotland did not. Not one region, NOT ONE, in Scotland voted leave.

I'm ensuring my 4 year old will study a STEM subject so she can emigrate. Luckily she has been showing that's where her interests lie from when she was 1. Unfortunately neither of her parents have EU passports.

@@annemoncrieff3875 Moray came very, very close. Just over 100 votes in it but yeah.

Remainders were complacent and didn’t vote they thought it would never happen. Farage/Boris appealed to the ignorant who voted probably for the first time in their lives, they believed the lies. Trent you have the farmers who voted Brexit and threw away their biggest market. because they don’t like the red tape 🎉 ir those F wits living in Spain who voted Brexit. I truly don’t want to stay in this country now.

You shouldn’t ‘ensure’ your child studies anything. Let them make their own decisions

what about the far worse problems that it caused though?

No, don’t. It will be important to remind people that those selling snake oil have to lie to make a sale. That when someone says they’ve had enough of experts then they are lying to you. It’s important to remind people so that they can see that their life has got better because they choose not to listen to people who actually knew what they are doing.

@@Sekekama445 There are no 'far worse' problems FFS. You're kidding yourself.

Go live in your faux doppelganger UK

I honestly don't know what problems people are referring to

Sometimes I wish I had amnesia.

Unlucky you. I managed to pick it up from banging my head against the wall in the build up to the referendum

When we made up 40% of that trading block 😂🤣 idiot

It was the other bits that the democratic majority of the UK disliked.

@@jasonkingshott2971 I hated the history of where the EU started... it was a plan set out to unite Europe under a central government while countries were "independent" called the New Order of Europe

We badly need more of them here in Britain. Millions of them; people who can think and say what they mean. It's a lost art right around the world.

From the US too. It's fascinating to me the similarities in the right manipulating uninformed people to vote against their own interests.

Bad Faith podcast is from Bernie Sanders excommunication director for his campaign Briahna Joy Gray. Excellent topics and a real discussion of Left wing politics

Wrong.

@@for111 indeed its wrong ,its even worse than that. Keep believing in your never reached mirage Joe.

@@for111 Oh really Joe so tell me, one actual benefit of Brexit and no, claims of being free of EU control will be rejected. The moment we held a referendum on whether to remain within the EU without needing the EU's permission we proved that this was a free country, so name a actual benefit, not a delusional one that was disproven by the very act of having the referendum. Oh also no not the Vaccine roll out as we where still operating under EU rules at the time and thus we did everything we could have done as a member of the EU. Name us a real actual benefit we'll be waiting till next decade. Unless you have a offshore tax haven there was no benefit to you, because the point of Brexit was to protect the Offshore Tax Havens of Farage and to make sure you had fewer rights as a worker or consumer, that the second was taking to long led to people quitting Johnsons government

Bully O’Brien gets rich by getting upset that brexit happened. Hope he gets over it soon.

@Murphoi The game guy ask O’Brien he’s friends with those guys.

thanks made me laugh, infamy infamy they've all got in for me ... a "carry on" quote

It should be a duty.

Exactly who gives a toss about the anti democratic, two bit radio presenter clown JOB has to say?

A lot of people were struggling. so why not take the gamble.

@@jasonkingshott2971 and how did you come to the anti-democratic ? what about the straw that broke the camel's back ? if he is 2 bit why are you even commenting ?

Agree - we should be called Anti-Rejoicers as we refuse to rejoice in the many benefits that Brexit provides us.🤣🤣.

Nope..jusy sick.of people who voted remain still. Banging on about it because the vote didn't go their way. That's where the term remoaners come from. Theres. A massive difference between people who voted remain and remoaners. Remainers accept the Democratic will of the majority of people who voted. Remoaners don't care about democracy. And that's the TRUTH.

😂

@@lloydbelle3406 well Lloyd pray tell what crystal ball you are reading from that tells you exactly were we would be if we had stayed in the EU

@@andrewnewton7340 Pray tell us where exactly are you now outside the EU?

compilation ? your typo made it complicated .. ;-)

The more sane people we can reach out to, the better. Welcome to the club, bud!👍

I love his use of language and the fact he says what I think but in a more erudite manner . USA person I’m obsessed with American politics I hope you havd voted blue all the way because what happens in the states arrives on our shore later . Don’t loose democracy please

@@jyvben1520 Thanks for helping me out there man. I appreciate it.

@@sallyann4660 I've always been blue, more progressive than anything. I can't believe what I'm seeing and stations like LBC help me see I'm not crazy in thinking that this is crazy. What's happening in America is ridiculous. It is scary.

English speciality.

I'm from the US. Hold my beer.

@@StopWhining491 Hear Hear, fellow American cringing at our own self inflicted wounds.

@@annemoncrieff3875 This one gets it. And dragging Scotland down with them.

Hedge fund billionaire Robert Mercer backed Brexit then Trump.

Yeah, those Brexit lies, whatever happened to Tony Blair, Blair's Liar-in-Chief Alistair Campbell, Blair's, poodle Adonis, Brown, Clegg, Cameron, Osborne, Brussel's mouthpiece the BBC, the list just keeps giving.

@@jasonkingshott2971 oh bless.....still don’t get it do you jay lad? Not the brightest are you? Let me guess?... very low educational attainment and doesn’t really understand how the world works 😂😂😂

@@markmoran916 Oh, so you were just passing?....what tells me about your typical, childish comment, is actually you have nothing to say.

Not True!!! I admit it I contributed to this madness called Brexit and I will forever regret my choice and if I ever get the chance to rectify it I will with-out a doubt vote rejoin!

@@shuggiemcg1 also James O'Brien himself was duped.

That might be more relevant to getting the masses to take the covid vaccine?

@@eddieingalls534 So the pandemic was a worldwide con??

@@lloydbelle3406 You catch on fast

@@jeffsimon9594 I had a friend who died from Covid... do you think he was party to the con?

@@eddieingalls534 oh dear 🙄

"I voted for Brexit, because I didn't want to be exposed to new foods."

@@paulcoy9060 like Tikka Masala from India

@@brigold3352 I think it's delicious, but then again, I don't hate the people who invented it. Maybe if I hated more people, I wouldn't weigh 400 pounds. "I am from the Middle East." "What are you cooking?" "Uh.. falafel?" "You're my new best friend."

didn't you implement your version of Trussonomics in the 1980s with Rogernomics?

Would take your PM in a microsecond. Can we arrange a trade?

@@royw-g3120 About ten years ago I was involved in a local community group. One day we decided to join with some other local groups to clean up a community centre. I got there a bit late and was wandering around trying to find someone to tell me how to be useful. I ended up out the back where there was a woman weeding. She was bending over, facing away from me. "Excuse me, do you know who's organising things around here?" She stood up and turned around. It was Jacinda Ardern. 🙂

@@ShahidKhan-ke8fe Yes. I was only a teenager so I didn't really grasp what was going on. And still don't. Basically our Labour party went full-on neo-liberal and even our right-wing party admitted they got out-flanked on the right. I think it was a turbulent time and people were prepared to put up with pain for the sake of change. We'd also had a PM (Muldoon) who was very interventionist and "hands on" and that probably contributed to an appetite for change as well.

Absolutely nothing, Just look at how FABULOUS trickle down economics, andtax cuts for the rich has worked out here in America. 😛

I'll bet you won't be seeing Farage having a pint in a cornish fisherman's pub again

It was unsightly and a disgrace. They reduced the UK to a group of pubescent sweaty footballers wanting of sense.

I remember when the vote came in and Farage being asked what it meant for the UK. The thing he mentioned was that we would no longer have ‘Ode to Joy’ as our anthem. I just thought that summed it up so much.

He made an excellent point that few of them had ever worked in the real world - and that goes for many domestic MPs too, hence why the UK and EU countries are presently in such economic turmoil.

@@eddieingalls534 Farage and his father both worked in the city of London as stockbrokers / investors he has nothing in common with the working class

Religion and politics are the two areas where people make their own reality. That's why we have that old wise adage "Never discuss religion or politics with friends".

No; we Brexiteers are still right!

@@Etaoinshrdlu69 no, I lost my membership of the EU. What did I gain in the process? Name a tangible benefit. Be specific.

Cognitive Dissonance

@@Jericho642 Blue Passport

In order to get the UK back under EU vassalage you need to convince leave voters like me. To do that, you need an argument. What is the argument?

@@thegrandmuftiofwakanda No, you are quite mistaken, on this as in many other things. Nobody has to convince you of anything. They simply need to outlive you.

Are you sure it was a mistake? I think a handful of people made an awful lot of money. As far as they are concerned Brexit was wonderful.

@@MinesAGuinness I don't think you're going be able to outlive me, boy. I mean evidently you can't even tie your shoelaces.

@@kcwliew It was wonderful. Now it is time to capitalise on our new status as a sovereign independent coastal state and enjoy our emergence as a world class high intellect STEM based economy.

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@@wakaisgood I smell a Brexiteer in denial

Definitely a Brexit advantage 😎

@@wally86_ lol 😂 I think you're right. She is proving J.O's point 🤣

@@wally86_ I think they are all in denial. Either that or they simply don't understand Brexit which would explain why they voted for it in the first place.

Oh yeh! (And we all need it, methinks.) 'Nation-damaging cretins' was my personal favourite....

Can bear the women and her ‘fixed’ face, I wish she’d run off with Boris as she obviously wants him 🤮 I can’t look at Carrie and all those gnashers now considering where they have been.

Or listening to Fartage over almost all respectable MPs in Westminster including the UK PM, the leader of the opposition and Scotland. 🤦‍♂️

When you're having a bad day just look at the Evangelical Right in USA, and realise that yesterday might have been OK.

@@ArtyFactual_Intelligence Watch out, you're going to get an enlightened centrist telling you the Dems are "Just as bad".

Mug

@@Ipdex no u

Was that not a record label 🤔

This is why no one listens to remainers around the world and why they always lose this debate. You cannot just call people of opposing points of view idiots.

What the engkish and Welsh did to all countries in the UK. Remember not one region, NOT ONE, in Scotland voted leave.

Mate, the same thought from Australia…. The Poms have shot themselves in the foot and if they think they will get any sweetheart trade deals with Australia, then they are really deluded. Grüße aus Australien.

@@annemoncrieff3875 So you want to go independent and be free of the nasty English telling you what to do. Instead you want to reinforce your independence by having a bunch of EU countries telling you what to do. Your arguments are laughable.

And everything is great in Germany isn't it.

@@johnhickton7944 Actually your position is not only wrong, its demonstrably wrong. Make an effort and do some f-ing work to see why you are wrong.

I bet you don't even "export" to Northern Ireland now 🙂. We used to have an open market of nearly 500 milllion people. . . Now we don't even have the whole of the UK. If only Johnson had read the cooking instructions on his oven ready meal.

@@Mike_Ripper No exports at all anymore. Killed my business.

@@Mike_Ripper hello Mike , The thing is EU members don’t actually export or import goods to one another, the same as something made in Birmingham can be bought in say Coventry , it’s not classed as an export or import , the same as FOM , it’s not immigration nor is it migration,

@@colinstephenson5386 That's right. I sold a car and off it went to Europe the same as if I'd sold a car to a guy in Coventry or Birmingham.

But did you vote for it?

Too many people are suffering battle fatigue to take up the fight again. James is an outlier, a voice in the wilderness and I can only admire his tenacity in the face of sheer brute hate/animosity and apathy. I, for one, have simply given up and am in the process of dropping out of this self-inflicted madness. Am lucky enough I can afford to. Brexiteers made this mess, let them fkn fix it, I want no part of it. Thanks to dual nationality, my kids and I can still be part of the EU, my wife however doesn't have such a luxury.

The answer is steady reintegration until rejoining is totally natural.

@@kevinmcguinness1113 You are truly one dense person and here's the proof. Tell me Sonny Jim what is the one, single biggest hit the UK has taken by leaving the EU?

@@johnhickton7944 I answered your question, your turn now ... what are the best things the UK has gained by leaving the EU ? I'll wait, but I'm not expecting an answer ...

The debate starts with EVERYONE, in numerous countries, is poorer now, through various happenings, not just the UK.

Your children's future is exactly why getting out of that cesspit was the best thing, how would they vote for a president, who make decisions on their behalf, who voted for the so-called current president and how can the so-called president be voted out?

@@jasonkingshott2971 Hey everyone, we've got a live one! 😂🤡

You really are some kind of melt aren't you? "Stay in Europe", "Freedom of Movement" - what? - can't you make your own coffee or do you need some Eastern European to pour it for you? Fact is, whilst you would love to continue mass immigration (to make your coffee!), please accept: There are over 96,000 households living in Temporary accommodation (March 2022) Over 121,680 children are living this way also (this is also in March 2022) 37,164 new homes were built (April 21 to March 2022) - of these, 5,606 were classified as 'affordable', and only 3,077 were for social rent. So, please tell me - with the amount of households in Temporary accommodation, the number of children also, the number of households built - where are you putting the extra 300,000 plus that was immigration? Shall I include portacabins in schools to make additional classrooms to accommodate this?, the over 7% total population increase which has strained the NHS to the limit? (my son is a nurse!), the lack of infrastructure to cope? Make your own coffee!

@@allip4226 Hey everyone.....this is all I can think of, I've got nothing to say!

@@allip4226 🤣🤣🤣🤣

By making money about losing the referendum? Get well soon O’Brien.

@@anonomous8719 no the referendum was not lost,it was won by idiots like you who believe anything you are told including the existence of fairy’s the UK.economic future is black thanks to you,but then you don’t care as your an idiot🤪

@@anonomous8719 Better than raking money in because we left Europe... thinking of Rees Mogg with his Dublin bank account here.

I do hope you're right, the sooner the whining Scots have left the UK the better! 'Oh, look at us, we get such a bad deal even though we have our devolved parliament and get more spending per head via the Barnett formula than England and Wales!'

They didnt really get what they wanted though did they? Presumably they wanted reduced immigration and to leave the ECHR. The Tories increased immigration and it doesn't look like they will be leaving the ECHR any time soon.

I’m proud of Brexit, and that the British people said no to the U.K. being subsumed in a “United States of Europe”

@@LS-xs7sg Yep! The Tories have betrayed Brexit and the people!

@@newblackdog7827 why? We were an influential part of one of the big players on the international stage! Now we are a small island on the outside of everything 🙁

@@markwelch3564 “Influential” when the EU laughed Cameron out of the room re EU reforms in 2015 or Cameron being laughed out of the room when he opposed the appointment of Jean Claude Drunker in 2014!? You’re dreaming if you think the U.K. had any influence in the EU!

Please footnote where Mark Twain wrote that.

@@grouchomarxist666 I think it's a common paraphrase of what he dictated for his autobiography: "How easy it is to make people believe a lie, and how hard it is to undo that work again!" I think the latter is actually better and sums up Brexit perfectly.

@@danchanner7887 Appreciate the response and you're right about the relevance to Brexit, but the expression is often mis-attributed to Clemens. It's definitely not in the body of his work.

In order to get the UK back under EU vassalage you need to convince leave voters like me. To do that, you need an argument. What is the argument?

@@thegrandmuftiofwakanda No we don't. We only need 51%.

Then you're a mug

What Brexit?

@@timgull9827 You know, tixerb dee uvva way

@@timgull9827 let me guess 'NI still in EU custom union ' right?

The EU has failed. Holland has 17.1 % inflation, Germany is de-industrialing and the voters from Italy to Sweden are voting populist Right.

respect 🙂

i voted brexit and it has failed because of the tory mis management, It could and can be successful just never under a tory government

Same lol I just didn’t think lying could occur on such a scale, so therefore the leave arguments must have been true. Because if the leavers were lying it would be the biggest political catastrophe in modern history And, well, yeah.

@@TheWiseJames Can you specify what you mean by "successful" in this context ?

This is interesting. Like you we moved to the Mainland as free movement was available. But, curiously I read in the media shortly after the referendum, that many UK Ex pats, living in Spain, actually voted for UK to leave. This did not make sense to me then & it still doesn't today. It was reported by more than one news agency, but it simply did not seem logical.

So your now living in Spain. Not one of the thousands that came back here when the Spanish locked every body behind closed doors in fear of Covid. I take it you put up with all that. Covid didn't affect Spain did it. Only affected the UK I believe. Well that's according to you remoaners anyway. Or are you one of the thousands that came back.

@@willieckaslike We didn’t vote to leave and like you don’t understand the many ex-pats who did.

@@alandraper7901 We chose to be resident to be here so we put up with any restrictions that the country imposes. Our choice and this is our home now.,

Or indeed of looking ahead and foreseeing the consequences of our actions. . . But that couldn't happen either :-)

Where is The Doctor and his Tardis?

Germany … over a million refugees and illegal aliens in ONE YEAR. No thanks

If only someone had warned them! Oh wait, they did, and were dismissed as "Remoaners" and "Project Fear" because right-wingers are as arrogant as they are thick!

@@LumenMichaelOne Prevented from coming here by The Master, perhaps?

That was the perception, but the truth was rather different. Most immigration has nothing to do with the EU. If people complain about culture dilution, they should understand that immigration from the EU was not the main cause of any "culture dilution."

I think the phenomena are linked in the sense that they exposed a disillusionment with public institutions that didn't seem to care about them, and a modern society in which the rules had somehow changed and that somehow excluded or disadvantaged them. And it's natural to look for simple explanations, and anything that is perceived as a remote "other" (immigrants, the EU, the federal institutions, people with different lifestyles and/or political or religious ideas) is an easy scapegoat. And not just in the US and UK, either. PiS in Poland, Fidesz in Hungary, Bolsonaro in Brazil, Erdogan in Turkey, possibly Modi in India as well (though I'm on shakier ground there, please don't roast me too much in the replies); this phenomenon doesn't seem limited or linked to any single phenomenon or cause that explains them all, but seems to be a general malaise across democratic countries. It's almost as if democracy itself - at least in the current global context - has reached some point in its life beyond where societies are starting to lose faith in it and give up on it. It's almost as if a perverse kind of self-destructiveness has seized the body politic, that corrodes the very institutions that act as a check and balance against concentration of power in a single individual, that encourages the co-option, corruption or neutralisation of all other institutions. Proud republics - some long-standing - lurching seemingly by accident back towards a modern form of absolute monarchy, in which the forms of former systems of government may persist, but little else. And maybe not just democracies. Something curious seems to be happening to China as well, where the leader has rather more power over the party than any of his predecessors since Mao (not to mention an unprecdented third term). Maybe it is cyclical, a function of a lost collective memory of how hard-fought democracy was to begin with and its value over the alternatives - and harks back to Santayana's old yarn that those who do not learn from history are condemned to repeat it. We do appear to be speedrunning the entire 20-year period between 1918 and 1938 at the moment, after all. I don't recall the "liberal/woke" notion ever really being attached to the EU, though. AFAIK the concept of "woke culture" started in the USA, and didn't really enter the British lexicon until some time after the Brexit vote had happened. (We had "political correctness" - usually with the suffix "gone mad" - but that generally wasn't ascribed to the EU either, but to domestic politics. Usually local councils, for some reason.) And the EU doesn't really sit anywhere that's easily identifiable on the political spectrum, as its output tends to be whatever bland consensus invariably emerges from a bunch of different European Governments that are all over the political compass and constantly change every time a European country changes Government in a General Election. Which probably makes the EU a bit of a Centrist Dad, which also infuriates ideologues (and explain why tankies claim it's all a big capitalist plot, and libertarians and neoliberal ultras claim it's all a bit socialist plot).

@@rogerphelps9939 true enough perhaps, but politics is often one part reality, one part perception and two parts who has the more appealing narrative.

Came here to post the same. Love it.

How does he know he has Irish heritage. Think about it..

@@Ipdex Because he was adopted by his Irish parents. We're not talking about his DNA 🙄

So, the arguments you were told before the vote as to why it's a bad idea are the exact same ones as define the current reality. Like... you understand that, right?

@@alittlebitgone SADLY I wasn't as much into politics as I am now! Realising my huge mistake i have took an avid interest in politics to better understand more to make a better more informed choice next time!

But can he get us back into the EU ?....... NO.......Will he still be going on about this in 20 years time....YES. The decision can't be reversed.

@@holdontoyourwig Wrong. Where there's a will there's a way.

@@rogerphelps9939 you had 50 years of EU.

​@Don Doodat The Eus a crud hole, even refugees are running from this "beautiful" club.

@@holdontoyourwig I disagree. I think we will be at least assoc members within 15 yrs. (At least in the customs union, that's a no-brainer..)

Before what, 1973? Im old enough to remember those times, are they?

Tell him "but we're not now"

@@taekwanlew I think she was thinking of the support we had from the Commonwealth and we don’t have the Commonwealth any more. I was just thinking of the internet and how it has shrunk the world. I don’t know when the internet was first invented but we didn’t have anything like that until the 1980s.

So the friend hadn't worked out that we were alright because of the EU? Must be too young to remember how things used to be before the EU, and that's part of the problem. I do remember how it was, and it wasn't better than being a part of a big neighbourhood, not when your cheese, butter, meat, were shipped from Australia and New Zealand. Think about the prices we paid proportionally then.

and we werent. we were 'the poor man of europe' its a shame so many are completely ignorant of any history

I wouldn’t.

Remainers are the worst people when they lose.

@@anonomous8719 But you haven’t won anything. The country lost. It’s worse now than it was. We all lost.

Brexit is a form of religion. It is a belief system not based on logic, experience or common sense. You merely have to believe what the high priests have told you .

I'm very sorry Brexit is all my fault, i knew leaving the EU was a bad idea even before i voted leave.

Hope he gets well soon - brexit lives rent free in his mind.

​@Don Doodat The choice isnt damaging the country, not everyone judges life by their finances , that's what remainers do while they complain about capitalism. It hilarious,maybe unionist should invite remainers to leave uk for a country of their choice but I doubt they will. Snakes, the lot of you

Rant is exactly the right word.

@@anonomous8719 JOB's clearly living rent-free in yours if you're here posting replies to comments on his video clips.

@@anonomous8719 The Garden Gnome is mentally ill.

Cudos to your brilliant daughter.

And he didn't even "get Brexit done" - large problems like the Northern Ireland protocol still haven't been sorted out.

Getting Brexit done is just another brexiteer slogan to once again con the public.

Best PM since Thatcher.

Yes, how about telling me what these huge failures are since we left the corrupt and fraudulent EU? This should be interesting.

Brilliant! 😁

I’m not going to do your research for you. In the same way you may have voted to leave the EU without any thought or information regarding the consequences. However, I will give give you a clue, the UK economy isn’t doing too well and illegal immigration has increased since BREXIT. Plus have a chat with any UK citizen required to move freely within the European Union as part of their occupation or by choice.

Norton Motorcycles, has expanded 45% since Brexit and become a global manufacturer. Tate Lyle Sugar Refineries have made a profit of £73 Million since Brexit. The British Commonwealth is now almost 100 years old and comprises of 54 nations globally and a population of over 2.5 billion people and an average annual growth of 9%. That makes it the largest trading group in the world. The commonwealth nations had to stop direct trade with the UK because of EU rules, but not any more. The EU has no projected growth. The UK will pick up yield going forward and the EU will continue to stagnate. The EU have lost one of their largest financial backers. The UK was a net importer of goods from the EU. This demonstrates that the EU has damaged all of the member state's economic prospects by applying restrictions on trading with the UK. The EU unelected Commissioners act like dictators, giving out punishments to member states like Hungary when they don’t agree with the EU rules.

Ahh 😂

Can't use schadenfreude any more ,Germans won't let us .....cos we (not me) walked away from the game ....and they want their toys back ☹☹☹☹☹☹

He should have not given in to the rabid nutters in the |Brexit Party wing of the Tories.

In his defense, he didn't want to hold the referendum and did so because he believed that Remain would win.

There really is no introspection whatsoever with you people is there?

In order to get the UK back under EU vassalage you need to convince leave voters like me. To do that, you need an argument. What is the argument?

The USA is the U.K.’s biggest exporter and China the biggest importer who needs the EU.

Well they can't afford fish so flour and water is some kind of substitute, I guess....

Its worked out well for the farmers thought. The ones in new Zealand.🐑

I heard Canada are closing people's bank accounts and taking there money!

Don't get too cocky. Under Trudeau, you've got BoJo in drag.

The voice of a sore loser.

@@anonomous8719 Well "Anon" can't even give us your name, name one benefit, that's all just one?

@@kevinchesson Restored the UK Supreme Court as the final arbiter of the law that applies in the UK. UK judges, sitting in UK courts, now determine the law of the land in the UK, with judgments issued in English, not French, and accessible to those who speak Welsh.

@@anonomous8719 is that the best you can come up with, we fully participated in and had British judges sitting in the EU Courts.

@@kevinchesson what’s better than having a British court deciding British law without interference- I gave you an example so jokes on you.

The EU did not prevent you from having as many bendy bananas as you wanted. It was the Brexit press that completely misinterpreted things and put the usual Brexit spin on it.

@@rogerphelps9939 yeah we know. Stewart Lee is mocking them.

The EU isn't Europe.

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He says anything that can get him out of the room.

The UK did not leave the single market. The British people voted to bring back the decision making powers to Westminster which were handed over to Brussels by our government without public consultation. At no point did the British Government or the people ever ask to leave the trading block. That decision was made by the EU. Of course the UK did most of its trade with Europe, because that is what we signed up to for 30 years. The British people did not sign up to handing over its sovereign power to a bunch of unelected EU dictators. The future will be different because the U.K. are increasing its trade with the largest growth areas in the world. The EU has no projected growth. The UK will pick up yield going forward and the EU will continue to stagnate. The UK was a net importer of goods from the EU. This demonstrates that the EU has damaged all of the member state's economic prospects by applying restrictions on trading with the UK

@White Wolf I don't even know what that means

Those who were 'duped' CHOSE to be duped. Chose to put their own prejudices and ignorance before what was best for the cohntry and the future generations. The slightest bit of common sense, intelligence and research would have told those 'duped' idiots that Brexit was a huge mistake. They chose to believe obvious lies from the right wing. They deserve to have their faces rubbed in their own idiocy just like the rest of us with a brain who knew it wouldn't work have had to have years of BS from them. Not to mention our children and grandchildren who will also suffer the consequences. No sympathy for selfish, ignorant cretins.

that requires those that bs'd the whole country into this mess to admit the bs ...

Another USA is exactly what you will become. Now that you are out of the EU prepare for your government to be bought out by the American Corporations. Enjoy American style "health" care.

Nope. There’s no excuses for those who voted brexshit. They could’ve easily looked up the actual facts on the web but decided to ignore those facts because it didn’t suit their narrative.

I am behind James, he will hear the other guy`s views; but if he`s thinks they are wrong he will rip then to shreds

Some will, but such a claim will always be unaccompanied by substantiation.

Why?

Assuming the EU would take you back now ?

It's not that easy 😂

Never in a million years, I however live in Scotland, once we are independent from Westminster we will rejoin. Come up, you like everyone else, will be welcome

@@taekwanlew Would Scotland meet the criteria?

@@ameliecarre4783 got to ask! Maybe the answer will be no, but it will be a no that comes with a roadmap of how to get to yes The sooner we ask, the sooner we can start working on the requirements

...all whilst insisting we are somehow winning 🤨 and even if we aren't winning, it's all the specfators fault!

In order to get the UK back under EU vassalage you need to convince leave voters like me. To do that, you need an argument. What is the argument?

Nobody. But you need to have that weird Fami chap as as his Queen....you know the weird looking coloured chap who got knackered chasing Lord Frost down the road.

oh, it must be love that got you to move to the UK ...

Where about in Ireland you from because I came back from Dublin few weeks ago & Jesus it was expensive there 😳.

_'I just moved from Ireland to the UK'_ 😂😖

17.1% inflation in Holland

Why would you move from Ireland to the UK? Lol we're a mess.

Sir Digby has lost a lot of weight recently. This Garden Gnome is piling it on.

Have you forgot about corona and Ukraine??

In order to get the UK back under EU vassalage you need to convince leave voters like me. To do that, you need an argument. What is the argument?

@@Anglo_Browza Both due to Brexit.

@@thegrandmuftiofwakanda how on earth is corona and Ukraine due to Brexit? Please explain your theory

@@Anglo_Browza The Garden Gnome told me.