And That's That

[Unkotare]

Britain is officially 'brexited'

Brexit: New era for UK as it completes separation from European Union

Boris Johnson celebrates the "freedom in our hands" as the long Brexit process comes to a conclusion.

www.bbc.com

The UK is gonna find it OK to be an independent nation once again. I predict France will be the next to follow their lead.

 

[skye]

"25 years ago they all laughed at me.

Well, they are not laughing now! "

Happy New Year to you Nigel Farage!!!!!!

 

[BasicHumanUnit]

Germany next....soon AFTER the Merkle dictatorship disaster ends.

 

[Coyote]

And yet none of you are in Britain, having to deal with this...

 

[BasicHumanUnit]

Tell foreigners to get their noses out of US business on this forum and I'm sure we can ignore the UK

Otherwise.....hypocrite much?

 

[Sunni Man]

............

 

[Oddball]

Don't you believe it.

 

[Sunni Man]

Free sovereign people - 1
Globalist pukes - 0

 

[Sunsettommy]

And yet none of you are in Britain, having to deal with this...

I have a few friends who live there, they are HAPPY about it.

 

[TemplarKormac]

And yet none of you are in Britain, having to deal with this...

Nor are you.

 

[Coyote]

And yet none of you are in Britain, having to deal with this...

Nor are you.

Indeed. And I'm not running cheering it either.

 

[liarintheWH]

And yet none of you are in Britain, having to deal with this...

Nor are you.

Indeed. And I'm not running cheering it either.

Look forward to you having a similar opinion when it comes to foreign liberals that post here on USMB.

Wait...

You don’t.

 

[Mindful]

 

[bigrebnc1775]

And yet none of you are in Britain, having to deal with this...

other than being happy for people who have freed themselves from a tyrannical body I could care less about what they do.

 

[Oz and the Orchestra]

As nearly half our trade is with the EU and was 'free' I don't see how the implementation of an army of bureaucrats to do all the checking, and an avalanche of new documentation requirements is going to benefit us - It can't do anything other than cost.

As for being free to set up free trade deals with the rest of the world - everybody wants to trade with the EU, as the biggest single market, why will they want to give the UK (63 million consumers) better trade deals than the EU, (500 million consumers) and now that they know we are desperate for deals they will just play us like a fish out of water and bide their time. The UK is a service industry nation and produces very little to sell abroad anyway. The paper-thin deal thus favours the EU and doesn't include Financial Services which through the city of London is a big part of our economy.

As for regaining Sovereignty ha ha, of the 104 Bills that passed through Parliament in the year prior to Brexit only six came from the EU and they were all to do with Workers Rights and Health and Safety. It is all ideological claptrap.

 

[L.K.Eder]

Germany next....soon AFTER the Merkle dictatorship disaster ends.

lol. stay in your retard lane and queef about your country. no need to branch out.

 

[Mindful]

As nearly half our trade is with the EU and was 'free' I don't see how the implementation of an army of bureaucrats to do all the checking, and an avalanche of new documentation requirements is going to benefit us - It can't do anything other than cost.

As for being free to set up free trade deals with the rest of the world - everybody wants to trade with the EU, as the biggest single market, why will they want to give the UK (63 million consumers) better trade deals than the EU, (500 million consumers) and now that they know we are desperate for deals they will just play us like a fish out of water and bide their time. The UK is a service industry nation and produces very little to sell abroad anyway. The paper-thin deal thus favours the EU and doesn't include Financial Services which through the city of London is a big part of our economy.

As for regaining Sovereignty ha ha, of the 104 Bills that passed through Parliament in the year prior to Brexit only six came from the EU and they were all to do with Workers Rights and Health and Safety. It is all ideological claptrap.

Carry on whinging.

Just what we need. Optimism for 2021.

 

[Anomalism]

Free sovereign people - 1
Globalist pukes - 0

I wish.

More like free people - 1

Globalism - 10,000,000

It's a start.

 

[Oz and the Orchestra]

As nearly half our trade is with the EU and was 'free' I don't see how the implementation of an army of bureaucrats to do all the checking, and an avalanche of new documentation requirements is going to benefit us - It can't do anything other than cost.

As for being free to set up free trade deals with the rest of the world - everybody wants to trade with the EU, as the biggest single market, why will they want to give the UK (63 million consumers) better trade deals than the EU, (500 million consumers) and now that they know we are desperate for deals they will just play us like a fish out of water and bide their time. The UK is a service industry nation and produces very little to sell abroad anyway. The paper-thin deal thus favours the EU and doesn't include Financial Services which through the city of London is a big part of our economy.

As for regaining Sovereignty ha ha, of the 104 Bills that passed through Parliament in the year prior to Brexit only six came from the EU and they were all to do with Workers Rights and Health and Safety. It is all ideological claptrap.

Carry on whinging.

Just what we need. Optimism for 2021.

Well as National Sovereignty is something you're well into, which explains why you spend so much time with election losers Flash and his reprobates on the 'Democrats are Scum' thread (what a thread title). Maybe you fancy yourself as one of his scantily clad women he adorns the thread with. If so strip off, get on a table, take a selfie and show us what you've got. Feminism must be a real anathema to you!

You lack the class to be British so I don't know what you are supposed to be!

 

[Mindful]

As nearly half our trade is with the EU and was 'free' I don't see how the implementation of an army of bureaucrats to do all the checking, and an avalanche of new documentation requirements is going to benefit us - It can't do anything other than cost.

As for being free to set up free trade deals with the rest of the world - everybody wants to trade with the EU, as the biggest single market, why will they want to give the UK (63 million consumers) better trade deals than the EU, (500 million consumers) and now that they know we are desperate for deals they will just play us like a fish out of water and bide their time. The UK is a service industry nation and produces very little to sell abroad anyway. The paper-thin deal thus favours the EU and doesn't include Financial Services which through the city of London is a big part of our economy.

As for regaining Sovereignty ha ha, of the 104 Bills that passed through Parliament in the year prior to Brexit only six came from the EU and they were all to do with Workers Rights and Health and Safety. It is all ideological claptrap.

Carry on whinging.

Just what we need. Optimism for 2021.

Well as National Sovereignty is something you're well into, which explains why you spend so much time with election losers Flash and his reprobates on the 'Democrats are Scum' thread (what a thread title). Maybe you fancy yourself as one of his scantily clad women he adorns the thread with. If so strip off, get on a table, take a selfie and show us what you've got. Feminism must be a real anathema to you!

You lack the class to be British so I don't know what you are supposed to be!

So a personal expletive is a substitute for a disagreement or discussion?