Brexit - or Article 50: the Phoenix!

[Deleted member 21784]

Calm down dear, its a change in trading relations not the outset of the black death. You post as if all trade with the EU would cease overnight and they would not buy or sell anything to us. Forgotten generation, little job prospects, if you want to see what that's like then look no further than many EU member states where youth unemployment is at silly high rates. Why do you think almost the entire youth of countries like Poland want to come and work in the UK, its because we have a thriving country that creates jobs and oppertunities they can't get elsewhere. This country doesn't have a problem standing on its own feet as we are entrepenureal, something you dont understand by the sound of your negative outpourings. Bet you're a hoot to employ.

I’m in a lucky position that brexit doesn’t affect my job whatever the outcome. I feel for those in less stable environments. Like the Nissan factory or the Honda factory.. scare tactics? Nope actually happening. People loosing their jobs. All in the name of we won’t be told what to do? Pathetic

 

[harpo_72]

https://petition.parliament.uk/signatures/60260033/signed

 

[SocketRocket]

I’m in a lucky position that brexit doesn’t affect my job whatever the outcome. I feel for those in less stable environments. Like the Nissan factory or the Honda factory.. scare tactics? Nope actually happening. People loosing their jobs. All in the name of we won’t be told what to do? Pathetic

Those two examples are not Brexit related and you know it.

 

[Deleted member 21784]

Those two examples are not Brexit related and you know it.

Funny that they came about after the brexit vote isn’t it? They completely are brexit related. People are too worried what will happen when we leave that they don’t want to risk their buisness

If you can’t see it that’s your issue not mine 👌

 

[Dando]

https://petition.parliament.uk/signatures/60260033/signed

Shouldn’t that be in the random irritations thread

 

[User62651]

It amazes me with all the information available that there are still people that hold these ridiculous views. It’s depressing really, I hoped for better.

That's just wind up trolling.
To be amazed about such views you'd have had to have been asleep the last 4 years. They're commonly held and must be a not unreasonable view else parliament would have grabbed No Deal with both hands long ago and not be stuck in deadlock.
Information available? - No-one has a crystal ball and this leave process is unprecedented so you know no better than anyone else what the future holds 'out', all rabble rousing speculation, a gamble, nothing more. The pre-ref claims of Leave of how easy this was going to be have been shown to be wrong so far, that's really all we have to go on so far.

 

[Deleted member 1418]

https://petition.parliament.uk/signatures/60260033/signed

Excellent - only another 15.8 million signatures to go then to surpass the 17.4 million who voted to leave!! 😉😀

 

[SocketRocket]

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Funny that they came about after the brexit vote isn’t it? They completely are brexit related. People are too worried what will happen when we leave that they don’t want to risk their buisness

If you can’t see it that’s your issue not mine 👌

You have obviously not looked into the cases, never mind if you have convinced yourself this is what happened who am I to burst your bubble.

 

[SocketRocket]

Post #7282. Let he who is without sin cast the first stone!

Very prophetic, I'm impressed, I really am 🙄

 

[SocketRocket]

Sounds like the EU are softening their stance on setting conditions on an extension. Reality of a no deal may be setting in and causing some to blink.

 

[Beezerk]

Tried to sign the revoke article 50 Govt run petition earlier, pointless yes but why not, it might let May know that no-one wants her bad deal if she can remove the blinkers for a second.

Yeah that's right, out of interest have you seen the map of those who've signed the petition? London city dwellers strike again.

 

[harpo_72]

Excellent - only another 15.8 million signatures to go then to surpass the 17.4 million who voted to leave!! 😉😀

2 million now ... and no one has signed the one for “no deal” or “Theresa’s deal”

 

[MegaSteve]

Considering he is a major player in the game why shouldn't he be talked about? Why shouldn't we discuss the comments made by MP's and leaders of the other parties who had a lot to say about him walking out of a meeting. Why can't we discuss the 6 tests he has brought up many times? Why can't we talk about what he says in PMQ's, or his visit to Brussels? Or why he took months to finally meet with May, after being invited, to discuss Brexit but he asked many times at PMQ's why May wouldn't meet him?

Oh thats right, he's the new working man's hero, Saint Jeremy of Corbyn.

He is not this (former) working man's hero in anyway whatsoever... He could not have been more inconsequential in opposition if he tried... Giving as free a rein as he has to Ms May is it not more questionable on her non ability to deliver on the blue teams promises of exit...

 

[spongebob59]

2 million now ... and no one has signed the one for “no deal” or “Theresa’s deal”

The Russians must be working overtime

 

[Fade and Die]

2 million now ... and no one has signed the one for “no deal” or “Theresa’s deal”

So 17million V 2 million and your wetting your pants about it??

“Democracy in the UK all but dead” said Donald Trump Jr. The most honest (and depressing) thing I have heard all week.

 

[Blue in Munich]

These deals should have been done and in place before though that’s the whole issue.

A no deal will send us back into deep recession.

Nobody are winners.

If we had the deals in place and then left we would have stood much more of a chance

We are gambling with the future of an entire generation for the will of people who won’t be affected as much by the ripple affects

Anyone’s kids under 10 will be a forgotten generation. Little job prospects. There kids will have much more of a decent life again when we finally get going again.

Do you mean the deals the EU stated couldn't be done before we left?

 

[Hobbit]

He is not this (former) working man's hero in anyway whatsoever... He could not have been more inconsequential in opposition if he tried... Giving as free a rein as he has to Ms May is it not more questionable on her non ability to deliver on the blue teams promises of exit...

If May had a free reign her deal would be on the statute books now. And if Corbyn was inconsequential a number of Labour MP's wouldn't have jumped ship.

 

[Deleted member 1418]

2 million now ... and no one has signed the one for “no deal” or “Theresa’s deal”

Looks like just the 374,000 have signed the 'Leave with no deal in March 2019' petition. 😉

Oh well Leave won the only vote that truly matters. 😂

 

[SocketRocket]

Now it seems we get an extension to article 50 to 22 May as long as Mays deal is accepted next week. Otherwise its only to the 12th April. So, will Mr Bercow stand by his ruling or will there be a way of circumnavigating him.

 

[Blue in Munich]

Let's hope Bercow shows some spine.