Brexit.

[Milltown Row2]

What is your favourite Brexit quote ?

That we are going to lose our jobs

[armaghniac]

Some people will lose their jobs,  others will just find that they wages don't buy as much.

[seafoid]

Some people will lose their jobs,  others will just find that they wages don't buy as much.

Brexit means driving down wages free of human rights legislation. Those Euro bastards protect workers too.much. Maybe after 5 years of Brexit deflation NI can be IPOed and bought by Dublin.

[screenexile]

What is your favourite Brexit quote ?

That we are going to lose our jobs

A distinct possibility for many who work in the Export business in the South where our customer base was in the UK!!!

[No wides]

What is your favourite Brexit quote ?

That we are going to lose our jobs

Do you not constantly get paid off, no worries to you then except who is going to wash your car come 2019!!!

[Milltown Row2]

Are they all favourite quotes??

[seafoid]

Some people will lose their jobs,  others will just find that they wages don't buy as much.

Inflation via sterling depreciation rather than payrises mean living standards are going to fall. With a 6% budget deficit sterling will go considerably lower.
Unionists are loyal to an insane Government in London.

[Milltown Row2]

Some people will lose their jobs,  others will just find that they wages don't buy as much.

Inflation via sterling depreciation rather than payrises mean living standards are going to fall. With a 6% budget deficit sterling will go considerably lower.
Unionists are loyal to an insane Government in London.

Government or daft public that voted for it?

[imtommygunn]

Government allowed public to vote on it. That should never have happened.

[Milltown Row2]

Government allowed public to vote on it. That should never have happened.

I doubt there was really a choice, be like saying they shouldn't have any referendums over anything in case it goes the wrong way!

[imtommygunn]

It really is something the people who are voted in, financial experts etc should be deciding.

Though i could be thinking that because i didn't like the outcome mind you.

It was electioneering by cameron to give the referendum and he had to carry it through. Not sure he really wanted a vote either.

[seafoid]

Cameron was inept. He called the referendum under pressure from UKIP as a way to unify the Tory party.
Farage resigned after he saw his life's work vidicated. The Tory part adopted the 2 policies he had been hammering away at for the last decade. Brexit and Grammar schools.

[Milltown Row2]

Cameron was inept. He called the referendum under pressure from UKIP as a way to unify the Tory party.
Farage resigned after he saw his life's work vidicated. The Tory part adopted the 2 policies he had been hammering away at for the last decade. Brexit and Grammar schools.

There are no grammar schools in Britain as far as I know. Only in the north

[seafoid]

Cameron was inept. He called the referendum under pressure from UKIP as a way to unify the Tory party.
Farage resigned after he saw his life's work vidicated. The Tory part adopted the 2 policies he had been hammering away at for the last decade. Brexit and Grammar schools.

May is bringing them back.

There are no grammar schools in Britain as far as I know. Only in the north

[Milltown Row2]

Cameron was inept. He called the referendum under pressure from UKIP as a way to unify the Tory party.
Farage resigned after he saw his life's work vidicated. The Tory part adopted the 2 policies he had been hammering away at for the last decade. Brexit and Grammar schools.

May is bringing them back.

There are no grammar schools in Britain as far as I know. Only in the north

Makes no difference to here. Many schools stream anyways, and what's has this to do with brexit?