Brexit going forward

[35pluschips]

No such thing as a silly question - only silly non-answers.
And if you didn’t understand my questions then your reading skills merit attention.
Are you still content with the disadvantages Brexit has brought on your nation?

Ducking what you posted?????
Where’s this “second vote” coming from that you have a fixation on?

 

[Jaycey]

Ducking what you posted?????
Where’s this “second vote” coming from that you have a fixation on?

Hope this helps...

 

[35pluschips]

Hope this helps...

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As expected, you demand answers from others but struggle when questioned yourself. Go learn how politics and voting works in the UK.
There’ll be no second vote, nor will one be offered by Labour or Conservatives in the run up to the next GE. Crystal ball not even required.

 

[Jaycey]

As expected, you demand answers from others but struggle when questioned yourself. Go learn how politics and voting works in the UK.
There’ll be no second vote, nor will one be offered by Labour or Conservatives in the run up to the next GE. Crystal ball not even required.

More obfuscation and repetition – it was myself asking the questions that you can’t answer, not the other way around.

Eel wrestling is a tiring business so I’ll leave it to others with more patience than myself.

 

[35pluschips]

More obfuscation and repetition – it was myself asking the questions that you can’t answer, not the other way around.

Eel wrestling is a tiring business so I’ll leave it to others with more patience than myself.

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What you asked is why I “was against a second vote”? My response to you is/was, what second vote???

 

[Jaycey]

Which part of #4764 did you not understand?

 

[Camden]

Dublin is Top Brexit Relocation Spot for Finance Firms​

Dublin is the favorite destination for finance firms moving jobs into the European Union after Brexit, according to a study by consultancy EY.
Three dozen financial services firms are considering moving some U.K. operations to the Irish capital, or have already done so, the review found. Luxembourg is second, attracting 29 companies in total, followed by Frankfurt, which has drawn 23. Twenty businesses are moving business to Paris, according to EY’s survey of public statements by 222 firms through February.

Finance firms have announced that about 7,600 jobs will move from the U.K. to the bloc -- an increase of about 100 since EY’s last tracker, published in October. Almost 1.3 trillion pounds ($1.8 trillion) of assets have also moved, up about 100 billion pounds.

( That would include the Brexiteer and ERG member Jacob William Rees-Mogg Money which went to Dublin) ...

Brexit Border Friction Means Rejected Shipments is New Normal

www.bloomberg.com

 

[yalimart]

 

[Chasey]

What’s to address, we voted and the result was announced. Why am I against a second vote? Well, there isn’t even a second vote for me to be against.

The referendum was of course the second vote. What we are now asking for is a third.

I would prefer a prime minister and a party with the balls to say this was a monumentally stupid thing to have done and to avoid further loss and suffering to UK citizens, we will rejoin the EU.

Sadly that type of leadership has been absent since Thatcher.

Instead at some point, there will be another bloo@y referendum, but by this time people will see that it really just a formality as we will have already aligned ourselves so closely with the EU and EU rules / Law, all we are really voting for is a seat at the table again so we don't have to be so subservient to what the EU are telling us to do without having any say in what that is.

Possibly by then, the traitorous Brexit voters will have hung their heads in shame at putting us at the total mercy of the EU, but somehow I doubt it.

We are now seeing the impact of Brexit – it is time for an apology from all the people who dismissed us as ‘Remoaners’

www.msn.com

 

[Jaycey]

Possibly by then, the traitorous Brexit voters will have hung their heads in shame at putting us at the total mercy of the EU, but somehow I doubt it.

Brexiters are akin to Trumpeters - they never admit to being wrong and can show no reason as to why they are right.

 

[Camden]

Brexiteer's seem to be disappearing from social media unable to explain the unfulfilled promises made and the benefits .... and many it seems becoming Bregretters.

 

[35pluschips]

The referendum was of course the second vote. What we are now asking for is a third.

I would prefer a prime minister and a party with the balls to say this was a monumentally stupid thing to have done and to avoid further loss and suffering to UK citizens, we will rejoin the EU.

Sadly that type of leadership has been absent since Thatcher.

Instead at some point, there will be another bloo@y referendum, but by this time people will see that it really just a formality as we will have already aligned ourselves so closely with the EU and EU rules / Law, all we are really voting for is a seat at the table again so we don't have to be so subservient to what the EU are telling us to do without having any say in what that is.

Possibly by then, the traitorous Brexit voters will have hung their heads in shame at putting us at the total mercy of the EU, but somehow I doubt it.

We are now seeing the impact of Brexit – it is time for an apology from all the people who dismissed us as ‘Remoaners’

www.msn.com

“We are asking for a third vote”, just who is the “we” Chasey? Labour, Conservatives, Lib Dem’s or just you and Jaycey? Taking on board that you’ve clearly stated on here that you are against referendums.
Nonetheless, explain how this third vote will come about & what the question will be?

 

[esb1841]

Here is the link to the recent Ipos Mori poll taken on Ipsos MORI interviewed a representative sample of 1,115 British adults aged 18+. Interviews were conducted online from 8th and 11th January 2021.

• 38% of Britons are satisfied with how Boris Johnson is handling Britain’s departure from the EU and 47% are dissatisfied. These figures are largely unchanged from June last year and October 2019. In June, 60% of Leave voters were satisfied with the Prime Minister’s approach and that figure today stands at 64% - a very similar figure.
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  Latest Ipsos MORI polling shows public views on Brexit, the direction of the country, the parties and their leaders as 2021 begins

  The latest Ipsos MORI Political Pulse, a nationally representative online survey of 1,115 Britons aged 18+, taken over the last weekend (8th-11th January)

  www.ipsos.com

Is there some reason why remainers don't wish to share the source of their posts

 

[Jaycey]

Here is the link to the recent Ipos Mori poll taken on Ipsos MORI interviewed a representative sample of 1,115 British adults aged 18+. Interviews were conducted online from 8th and 11th January 2021.

• 38% of Britons are satisfied with how Boris Johnson is handling Britain’s departure from the EU and 47% are dissatisfied. These figures are largely unchanged from June last year and October 2019. In June, 60% of Leave voters were satisfied with the Prime Minister’s approach and that figure today stands at 64% - a very similar figure.
• 

  Latest Ipsos MORI polling shows public views on Brexit, the direction of the country, the parties and their leaders as 2021 begins

  The latest Ipsos MORI Political Pulse, a nationally representative online survey of 1,115 Britons aged 18+, taken over the last weekend (8th-11th January)

  www.ipsos.com

Is there some reason why remainers don't wish to share the source of their posts

Seems your downloaded PDF is a poll about the popularity of various politicians, not about views on Brexit.

I am, of course, open to correction on this as I am to learning of any advantages that Brexit will bring to the UK.

 

[35pluschips]

I have yet to see an avenue posted on how the UK is going to rejoin the EU.

 

[Jaycey]

I have yet to see an avenue posted on how the UK is going to rejoin the EU.

The much vaunted 'will of the people' perhaps.(Post #4771 etc etc))

And we have yet to see any reason for leaving the EU that would justify the hardships & expense incurred.

 

[35pluschips]

The much vaunted 'will of the people' perhaps.(Post #4771 etc etc))

And we have yet to see any reason for leaving the EU that would justify the hardships & expense incurred.

"The much vaunted 'will of the people' perhaps.(Post #4771 etc etc))"

And that "will of the people" comes again in 2024 at the next GE. The rejoin proposal needs to be in an election manifesto, what you seem to miss Jaycey is, who is going to stick that in their manifesto.......

 

[esb1841]

Seems your downloaded PDF is a poll about the popularity of various politicians, not about views on Brexit.

I am, of course, open to correction on this as I am to learning of any advantages that Brexit will bring to the UK.

It has the same slide which Camden posted and you thanked

 

[Jaycey]

It has the same slide which Camden posted and you thanked

That poll is about the popularity of various politicians - not of Brexit.

 

[Jaycey]

"The much vaunted 'will of the people' perhaps.(Post #4771 etc etc))"

And that "will of the people" comes again in 2024 at the next GE. The rejoin proposal needs to be in an election manifesto, what you seem to miss Jaycey is, who is going to stick that in their manifesto.......

Why not if that is indeed the will of the people?