Comments by "Iazzaboyce" (@Iazzaboyce) on "euronews" channel.

  1. The United Kingdom is crying out for strong leadership. The people have bravely voted for a new future and we have ended up with a two-faced prime minister who dresses like a wannabe, dances like a never-was and who's clearly afraid of her own shadow.
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  2. I was talking to a taxi driver and he told me he's heard hundreds of people saying they'd voted Remain, but would now vote Leave and he hasn't heard a single person say they'd voted Leave, but now would vote Remain. So, I think they're just making this up to create a false impression.
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  3.  @almiromeragic9341  As you say, mostly retired and not working, so not taking jobs from locals, but spending their UK pounds which is a great benefit to the local society. The EU nationals are still in the UK, as 5.6 million have decided it's a better place to be and applied for UK settled status. There are no peppers that need picking - if the farmer had orders he would get the peppers picked. The farmer grew too many peppers - this is quite usual in this type of farming. It is just EU propaganda from an EU sponsored propaganda outlet - only fools believe it.
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  4. 'Project Fear' announcements timed to coincide with London anti-democracy march of elites, old political farts and non British.
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  5. RIP Mr Pete - 'Always with the people' - just like Woody.
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  6. That's nothing like 'back pain' or 'sciatica' symptoms, as people with these conditions cannot move freely or suddenly and show facial expression of pain... Clearly, the only 'back' problem here is knocking too much free booze 'back'.
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  7. Desperate Remain propaganda.
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  8. I say the UK voted to end giving handouts to the EU so UK politicians have no right to handover £39 billion.
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  9. 'Petition'? Seems more like a list of sore losers who only respect democracy when it suits
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  10. "It is time for the British people to have their say. It is time to settle this European question in British politics. I say to the British people: this will be your decision. And when that choice comes, you will have an important choice to make about our country’s destiny. And when we have negotiated that new settlement, we will give the British people a referendum with a very simple in or out choice. To stay in the EU on these new terms; or come out altogether." (David Cameron MP, prime minister, United Kingdom) Altogether: "Completely; totally" (Oxford Dictionary) Leave: "Depart from permanently" (Oxford Dictionary)
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  11. These are the minority who have caused the division and persist in causing more division - There is no evidence the British people ever wanted to be part of a united states of Europe. Hello! Is there anyone at home? After 40+years we voted out at the first opportunity! So stop dividing the British people.
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  12. When propaganda becomes obvious it begins to work against its source.
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  13. Fantastic news for the Leave campaign - Simon Cowell has come out in support of Remain.
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  14.  @yayaceravieja1461  Because of this so-called 'news' article some locals asked for work at this farm, but they were told there are no jobs. It's just EU propaganda by an EU sponsored propaganda outlet - only believed by idiots like you. I was in the supermarket today and there was plenty of peppers.
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  15. Sturgeon thinks she has an army of people that don't want to be dragged out of the EU on her side. If she were to win a second independence referendum she would have an army of people that don't want to be dragged out of the UK to contend with.
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  16. No one is buying the absurd propaganda, as a no-deal Brexit makes sense. It delivers the independence and opportunities the people voted for. May and Hammond along with most MPs are out of touch and out of their depth. They are yesterday's EU puppets and are stopping our country getting on with the task in hand. The nation wants leaders with genuine belief in the UK and its people.
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  17. It's the UK that is overcrowded with migrants from the EU - Brits only go to Spain to retire in a warmer climate. You think all the EU migrants come to the UK because the EU has made the UK so good?
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  18. I bet millions of wouldbe opera singers are regretting voting Leave lol!
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  19. Of the 16 141 241 people that voted Remain there was bound to be few who only accept democracy when their opinions win... These people are completely deluded, as a second in/out referendum would see 'out' getting 70%.
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  20. If you call human rights 'garbage' and then in the next sentence complain you're losing freedom of speech, people will think you're confused.
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  21.  @taintabird23  Southern Ireland chose to leave the UK a century ago - it has nothing to do with the UK.
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  22. @Bush Bushie If you were half as clever as you make out - you might know that the UK people never voted to join the EU.
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  23. Watching EU propaganda like this makes me proud my country had the balls to get out.
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  24.  @Cłøůðňıňē  Things got worse for UK people in the EEC/EU. When the UK joined a single unskilled wage could keep a family and buy a home. After years of UK/EEC/EU both parents are working, claiming 'in work' benefits to feed and clothe the kids and cannot buy a home. Nobody expected things to get better in a few months; we understood it would take years to disentangle and build a new independent future. It's obvious the lockdown has set everything back and some are trying to blame the problems caused by covid on Brexit.
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  25. He's talking to a right tit.
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  26. When Remoaners thought Remain would win the referendum they expected Leave voters to accept the result. Lord Paddy Ashdown said exactly this while the votes were being counted... "I will forgive no one, who does not accept the sovereign voice of the British people once it has spoken, whether it's by one percent or twenty percent." "If he, [Nigel Farage] will not accept the sovereign voice of the British people, whatever they say, then I think he does not have the national interest at heart." (Lord Paddy Ashdown, 25 June 2016)
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  27. Everyone did have a say and the result was the UK should leave the EU - so why can't he accept the democratic voice of the British people?
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  28. Might I ask, what you expect to be the worst economic consequence of no-deal Brexit? Without using any emotive unspecific terms such as, 'crashing out' 'cliff edge' can you explain what you believe the most adverse effect of a no-deal WTO Brexit would be? So to be clear, I'm asking what, in explicit terms do you think people will immediately notice, as being the most negative impact of a no-deal WTO Brexit? When you have identified this, we can first see if it is something that is likely to happen, and if it is, what the likely implications would be and whether it might be avoided or mitigated and how long this might reasonably take.
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  29. So what if some companies don't like Brexit! Company directors got one vote in the referendum - the same as their lowest paid employees... It's called 'democracy'.
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  30. Most UK citizens living in the EU are not taking jobs, but creating employment by spending UK pension pots, so I don't see why countries concerned would want this to stop... It's far more likely they will want to encourage UK pensioners to retire in the sun - no matter what the EU has to say. As for those employed - the UK will still be taking far more from the EU27 than the EU27 takes from UK - so I don't see how EU is in a position to get tough. I expect it will end up as different arrangements with individual EU countries.
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  31. And our £39billion - can we keep that too?
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  32. Are 6 million UK nationals in your country?
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  33.  @kaba_me  "In what one MP described as a "scandalous failure", it has emerged that the UK pays more than £670m to EU countries for Brits' healthcare abroad, while claiming back less than £50m from the EU, even though there are significantly more EU citizens in the UK than UK citizens in the EU. Under the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) - countries can claim back health costs from other EU countries if their citizens use medical services abroad. The new figures reveal that nearly every country claims more from the UK than the UK claims back from the rest of the EU. For example the UK pays France £147,685,772, but France only pays UK £6,730,292 and the UK pays Germany £25,873,954 but Germany only pays the UK £2,189,664." (Sky News 2016)
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  34. The Leave voters voted for no deal (there was no deal on the ballot paper) The Leave voters want no deal and no further UK payments to the EU.
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  35. I did! What is it you think I misunderstood? As I write you original comment is unedited.
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  36. +Caspar Lee Corbyn isn't in government - you moron!
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  37. Pro UK EU politicians have been discredited as liars and unrepresentative shills.
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  38. You do know that neither the Queen or the House of Lords develop any UK policy, don't you?
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  39. Jeremy Corbyn has been against UK membership of the EU since he was elected on a Brexit ticket in1983 (1983 Labour manifesto immediate Brexit). He is reluctantly supporting Remain because he's been informed that Remain will win and he doesn't want to fall out with Blairite Labour MPs when the Tories are divided. Here's the problem for Jeremy: Leave is going to win.
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  40. Or Southern Ireland could re-join the UK - I think the young Irish will want this when UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand build greater alliance.
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  41. @Captain Planet It's agreed that if the people of Northern Ireland vote to leave the UK - that might happen. What's new?
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  42. @Bush Bushie You mean I wasn't fooled by project fear into giving my country away. Pro-EU activists told the lies - Leavers told no lies.
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  43. @Bush Bushie So when did the people of the UK vote to join the EU?
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  44. Didier Lemoine You are right to agree the EU is corrupt, but wouldn't say the EU is the most corrupt government on the planet.
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  45. A second in/out referendum would see Leave getting 70+% and the pro-EU lot know it. There would be a campaign in which Remain would get destroyed. Last time those in 'two-minds' took the status quo/safer option - no one in 'two-minds' voted Leave. The 2016 reluctant Remain vote would swing to Leave.
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  46. EU propaganda
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  47.  @jtbfii  That's a matter of opinion... Stupid!
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  48. +grey hound The electorate was informed by the then prime minister, before the vote that, a vote to leave the EU would mean leaving the Single Market... Please stop the lies - it doesn't help your case.
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  49. +grey hound The decision as to whether the UK should remain or leave the EU was handed by MPs to the electorate. The decision of the electorate was to leave the EU. In the 2017 general election parties with manifestos promising to leave the EU gained 82.4% of the national vote, whilst parties supporting remaining in the EU lost seats.
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  50. I can't imagine why any Leave voter would want to change their vote, but it's obvious that half Remain voters were coerced by project fear and voted Remain because they believed Remain would win. The Remoaner (anti-UK-democracy) campaign is fully aware they would lose a second referendum, but it's their only chance and by asking for it they create an impression (albeit false) the country has changed its mind. What I want to know is where's the evidence that the British people ever wanted to be part of a 'united states of Europe'?
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  51. Pointing out propaganda is not propaganda. You remoaners really have nothing except lies and fear. The UK government is quite capable of getting medicines to UK hospitals. If you think something the Leave side has said that is propaganda then say it and I will respond.
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  52. Are you saying you are unable produce a single lie by the Leave side? OK, then, I will give an example of a Remain lie used repeatedly: 'The EU funds various projects in the UK' ... How can this possibly be true when all the evidence proves the UK funds the EU first?
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  53. When we leave project fear will dissipate like mountain snow in springtime and the Remain lobby will be left with foot in the door European federalism... Good luck with that!
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  54. Thatcher banned the IRA from MSM to prevent terrorists using MSM to spread terror for political influence. Now the MSM is spreading terror for political influence.
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  55. Because, if Remain had won the referendum with 52% there would be no 'democratic approach' for the views of the 48% that had voted to live in an independent UK.
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  56.  @Aaqe  You clearly don't understand the difference between a general election and a referendum. Democracy isn't perfect - it's just better than the alternatives. The decision was made to Leave and it cannot be undone without undermining democracy. You have to get your head around the concept that, democracy means everyone doesn't get what they have voted for - but everyone gets what everyone has voted for.
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  57. Hold on! I thought Donald Tusk was the president of France.
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  58.  @kaba_me  There are millions of unemployed and underemployed Brits.
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  59.  @kaba_me  I think you mean 'whose jobs' not 'who's jobs' .. Lecture me on politics when you have learned to spell.
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  60.  @hetmanpolnykoronny1918  If you must write English words, then use them in such a way English people will understand what you are trying to say.
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  61. @jon carley They have been paying decent wages. The Eastern Europeans are not as stupid as you seem to think they are. The reason UK farmers like to employ from Eastern Europe is there is a ready supply of young fit people willing to work when needed. These people on 'poverty wages' are going back to Eastern Europe and paying cash for properties. I don't dislike them or think they are doing anything wrong. I admire them for traveling and working hard. However, the UK government has a responsibility to ensure UK people can get jobs and advertising every UK job to 27 other countries doesn't help.
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  62. Well, actually we were told it would take ten years to sort out Brexit with the EU - so ahead of schedule and what we voted for.
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  63. Caspar Lee The opposition is not a part of the government, it's the opposition to the government in parliament. The vast majority of Conservative MPs are not even a part of the government. So you're still a moron.
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  64. The big unknown is the millions that don't bother voting, because they can't stand what they see as a detached political class serving the elite. They just might see this as their once in a lifetime chance to get one on the establishment.
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  65. +Harvey Brown Did you see the opinion polls on the 2015 general election? Did you see the odds on the Labour leadership election? I wouldn't be so sure if I was you - and that's coming from someone who collected a nice fat wad betting on Corbyn.
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  66. Jap2485 'I don't think the British people should stand on their own two feet because it might be difficult'...WTF!
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  67. Puppy 1975 And we'd save a fortune in out of work benefits, because the employers would employ our unemployed.
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  68. Freedom Of Speech You can't make assumptive statements about what will happen should the UK leave the EU and then complain because you receive an assumptive reply....It's just not cricket!
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  69. Not really - 40% of Labour voters voted Leave and they can't stand Corbyn so will probably switch to Tory for hard Brexit.
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  70. 60toodles So explain why the Lib Dems would not have won if the Tories had fielded a candidate.
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  71. Good point - if we ever have another referendum on the EU - it should be 2/3's majority to change the status quo.
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  72. JUST DRIVE Exactly it's a joke! Don't just vote out - make sure all your family and friends vote out too.
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  73. JUST DRIVE It's going to be about turnout. If the europhile media and MPs manage to get opinion to 60% Remain - 40% Leave they still have to get the Remain lot to vote. If opinion is 60% Remain and 40% Leave and Remain get 50% turnout and Leave get 75% turnout - the result is a draw. So Leave must get every Leave voter to put a vote in a ballot box to win.
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  74.  @getupstairstobed  Are you saying you did not encourage persuade your friends and family to vote Remain? You people clearly despise democracy, because it allows those with a different opinion to have a say and that, is a fascist trait.
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  75. +kelly6739 In the 2014 EU election only 35% of those eligible to vote actually voted -12 months later in the 2015 general election 66% of those eligible to vote voted....Doesn't this tell you something?
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  76.  @Xii371  Southern Ireland is not in the UK. Northern Ireland is in the UK. Different law, currency, government, flag, head of state, armed forces...
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  77.  @taintabird23  That's a pretty dumb statement - what are you even saying?
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  78. +stoufer2000 'millions'? Are you nuts? This 'whole sorry debacle' has cost the nation hundreds of billions and half a century of wasted opportunities! The nation never asked to be part of a united states of Europe!
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  79. +stoufer2000 It's little wonder the pound dropped in value after 'project fear' and those that gambled the UK's economy for political ends will be brought to book one fine day. If you remember we were told it was a 'once in a generation decision' and we were to look to the 'long term'. The big fear remoaners have is the UK leaving and thriving as an independent trading nation, as all their phoney economic warnings will be proved treacherous.
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  80.  @grassytramtracks  Don't be stupid - we have a cost of living crises caused by pandemic and war - good try though (tad desperate)...
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  81.  @markgallagher5908  I was talking about the future Mark - it's what hasn't happened yet. Though, historical facts show us Irish people prefer to emigrate to UK, Can, Aus, NZ. The English hating you allude to is going out of fashion - the young don't get it.
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  82.  @peterdoyle1591  Should be - Southern Ireland has had billions out of the EU that Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland helped pay for.
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  83.  @kimwit1307  It's inevitable - those countries need each other's armed forces.
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  84. @Captain Planet I don't think the Native Americans wanted the Irish people to settle on their lands, but that didn't stop the Irish then and it doesn't stop the Southern Irish having a museum celebrating it now.
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  85. @Captain Planet I'm not asking Southern Ireland to join the UK. I said it was a possibility. It's likely the UK will form stronger alliance with Can, Aus, NZ and the people of Southern Ireland might want to be more closely associated with that, than the EU. We are in uncertain times - the future could surprise many.
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  86.  @Centillion001  Healthcare is free in the UK including Northern Ireland - in Southern Ireland they have to pay... Hardly 'oppression'
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  87. If only I had known a foreign farm owner couldn't employ foreign pepper pickers in the UK - I would never have voted to live in an independent democratic country.
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  88. @Bush Bushie So, how exactly did the UK people vote to join the EU in 1975 - when the EU did not exist until 1993 - and the UK had joined the EEC in 1973? If you do some research you will discover that you are an idiot 😂
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  89. @Bush Bushie The UK people did not vote to join the EEC in 1973. The UK was joined to the EEC by a Tory government that had lied in its general election manifesto when it said it would not join.
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  90. @Bush Bushie Not really, the Maastricht Treaty of 1993 created a new and different organisation called the European Union.
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  91. @Bush Bushie OK! I agree! But, 'a democracy is not a democracy if the electorate cannot change its mind'. So let's have another referendum in 2057 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  92. @Bush Bushie Sensible people are against second referendums, because if the losing side always got another chance we would be in a constant state of referendum.
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  93.  @questionmark9819  I don't see the message on the red bus as being a lie. Yes, the rebate was not in that figure, but the referendum was about the long-term future "decades to come" (government leaflet) it was the EU billed amount and the UK rebate was up to the EU and not likely to last; also, UK pro-EU activists wanted to end the UK's rebate and pay the full amount. Then we have the money returned in the form of EU-UK payments. The EU referendum was about 'taking back control' so in a 'Brexited Britain' the people through parliament would decide spending priorities 'funding the NHS' could if wished be more important than what the EU payments were being given to - that is called: 'sovereignty'. Then we have 'extra' money for the NHS. Problem here is the statement did not say 'extra' it said 'instead'. If you cancel your gym membership and buy groceries 'instead' with the money you have not used for the gym - you do not have to buy more groceries. This is particularly the case if you are spending more than your income and borrowing to pay the bills - as the UK was at the time of the statement. So, I say 'no lie' just 'good campaigning' by the Leave side. The Remain side however, did lie.
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  94.  @Cłøůðňıňē  The UK no longer wastes money on EU membership, as after leaving nothing has changed.
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  95. Kristine Pauwels  Perhaps you should read my comment again.
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  96. No-deal will lead to no one talking about the EU and everyone getting on with the UK.
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  97. The president of the USA will not be president of the UK.
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  98. +grey hound Are you saying that because 'single market' 'free movement' and 'ECJ' were not on the ballot paper then the UK can leave the EU, but still remain subjugate to these things? It did not say '350 billion extra to the NHS' on the ballot paper either, but that doesn't stop you lot claiming people voted for it! Does it?
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  99. +Craig Brexit I think their plan is to frame a second referendum as in/out, but the actual question will be 'leave but stay in Single Market?Customs Union (The government's preferred safe deal) or leave with no deal (project fear/cliff edge/leap in the dark). They know they have to leave because they can't reverse the straight in/out, but they're desperate for the UK to stay attached to the EU so it could rejoin later. This is because if the UK leaves and is not attached it will become successful as an independent nation and the question of joining the EU again will never resurface.
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  100. Best thing would be double UK fish catch and ban all EU fishing vessels from UK waters - plenty of fish for UK consumers - good profits on EU exports - future stock regeneration of UK waters.
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  101.  @jamesrindley6215  Treat it like any other border just don't have stops or checks on the actual border. Goods can be subject to random checks at off border pull-ins and destination. Irish people can continue to live/work in either country and visitors can be granted automatic limited visitor visa.
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  102.  @wthwasthat8884  Try to think about it this way: Treat it like any other border just don't have stops or checks on the actual border. Goods can be subject to random checks at off border pull-ins and destination. Irish people can continue to live/work in either country and visitors can be granted automatic limited visitor visa.
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  103.  Hauke Holst  How does what I have suggested contravene the GFA? The GFA doesn't mention 'trade' it refers to the military checkpoints that were previously on the border. What I have suggested would not necessitate border checkpoints. Goods coming across the border would travel after the relevant authorities have granted permission and can monitored by cameras on roads which cross the border. There need not be cameras on the actual border. These goods can be subject to random checks after crossing the border. No one would notice the border any more than they do now. Interesting the 'all things good' EU is going to make 'pariahs' out of millions of UK people with EU citizenship by not allowing them to live and work in EU countries. When Southern Ireland broke away from the UK, the UK welcomed Southern Irish to live and work in the UK and still does today. Southern Irish living in the UK were even able to vote in the EU referendum.
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  104. +Peter Stark Obviously 'project fear' I expect the Remainers think the NHS is a game-changer ;o) Why would there be a problem buying/importing medication? There are pharmaceutical suppliers all over the world queueing up to sell to the NHS. What, you think the UK government is not going to allow it past customs? I would be interested to know what you think the actual problem is, as the 'news' report didn't mention it.
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  105. Also, people come to the UK from countries which are not in the EU and these people work hard too. The British people are not expected to give money to these countries or to allow these countries to make UK law. All the EU27s in the UK can stay and other EU27s will be able to come to work in the UK if the UK needs them. It would appear that, pornography originated from Greece.
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  106. The numbers of EU27s dropped after Brexit because of the fall in the pound which meant EU27s were not earning so many euros to spend in EU27 - which proves they are not working to help British, but using British for what they can get.
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  107. My comment referred to their reason for being in the UK - you suggest they want to help the UK more than they want to help their own countries. Why would they do this? Are there no sick people to care for in Eastern Europe? Are there no buildings in need of repair there? Is there no land to grow food on there? Are there no children that need their parents at home? How are they helping the UK people if they push UK people out of work and these people have to be paid benefits? How are they helping UK people if they take money from the UK economy and spend it in other countries? A UK national doing the job would pay tax and spend all the rest in the UK economy and not have to claim benefits.
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  108. http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Eastern_Europe
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  109. Any fool can upload a map with wrong information it proves nothing. Everyone in the advanced world knows Europe is divided between west and east.
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  110. Absolutely nothing to do with the fact hotels are closed because hotels have never bought daffodils.
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  111.  @bokhans  I understood the video is a piece of propaganda. We were growing (and picking) daffodils in the UK long before EU freedom of movement. Yes, Brexit is very good - the UK is a sovereign democracy again.
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  112. Who cares about Brexit? You obviously do! You're commenting on every Brexit video - you seem obsessed!
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  113. First UK prime minister in our lifetime to reflect the UK people's core wish to be a sovereign and free nation.
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  114.  @R0swell5104  Being truly sovereign and free is when a people can put its political establishment in a box and throw away the key. Being truly wealthy is when a man is not pushed out of employment and housing and can support his family. Rights and opportunities to live and work where you don't want to live and work are rights and opportunities not worth having. The world only laughs when the world is forced to notice.
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  115.  @R0swell5104  Brexit has not prevented the British people from voting for the government they want and it has limited the elected MPs to working only for the British people. The problem with 'rights' to work in other countries was the facts showed the UK people did not want to work in the EU. Around 1m Brits had moved to the EU and the great majority were retirees seeking better climate. These people did not take work from locals - but injected UK pension pot £s into the local economies. On the other hand; more than 5 million EU nationals have now applied for 'settled status' in the UK. This disparity was putting pressure on low skill employment opportunities, wages and conditions for UK citizens and pressure on the availability and cost of basic housing. Causing high UK unemployment and homelessness. Everybody over 18 got 'a choice' - your preferred choice was outvoted.
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  116.  @R0swell5104  One further point. It was not my vote for UK sovereignty or the UK's decision to leave the EU, that has prevented you from living and working in the EU. This was an EU decision to end existing rights of people, many of which were born EU citizens. As I have said, there is no loss - only gain for EU countries to allow UK citizens to live and or work in the EU. A very petulant decision in a pathetic attempt to look big. When in 1922 the people of Southern Ireland decided to leave the UK - the UK government allowed citizens of Southern Ireland to live and work (and vote) in the UK - a law that still stands 100 year later. This is how a truly 'big' government behaves.
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  117.  @R0swell5104  Good! I voted to stop FOM and I put a huge bet on Leave winning. I sat up all night drinking Aussie wine with an ever-increasing grin on my face - by 3am I looked like I was chewing a boomerang. Now I'm waiting for the postman to deliver my new blue passport with 'European Union' nowhere on it - have you got yours yet?
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  118.  @R0swell5104  So, if the EU can't make EU rules, who makes the EU rules and what was the point of being in the EU - if it can't make EU rules?
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  119. Vot du ve vant? Ze UK! ven du ve vant it? Now!
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  120. Yey! Project Fear again! It's even more hilarious the second time round!
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  121. Why do we have a politician that supported Remain presiding over Brexit? I thought David Cameron resigned because he campaigned for Remain. All pro EU MPs should get out of the way, as their 'vision' has been rejected... This is like having those that campaigned against abortion the the recent Irish referendum agree the new Irish laws on abortion with the Pope.
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  122. Probs had more to do with keeping the Tory Party together. Seems to be almost working for the minute, but the Brexit vote represented a seismic shift in the relationship between the electorate and the MPs/Lords and we haven't had the realignment that has to happen. Look what happened in Scotland 2014 when the nationalists lost an independence referendum - they used FPTP in 2015 to win every seat bar one in Scotland... The nationalists actually won in 2016 and are now seeing that 'Brexit might not mean Brexit'.
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  123. People are complaining about the ten million pound taxpayer funded pro Remain Government leaflet that was posted though every letterbox in the United Kingdom - but, that was fair because it was democratic to vote Remain.
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  124.  @bca-biciclindcuaxel7527  People in the UK are Europeans too - there are 50 countries in Europe - only 27 are in the EU.
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  125. When they get there they should drag the traitors out by their yellow streaks and throw them into the Thames.
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  126. +guilherme vieira After Brexit if Scottish people voted for independence they would be voting for a hard border with England.
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  127. They say Labour is prejudiced, so they have formed a breakaway group where people with "funny tinge" skin colour are supposed to feel welcome.
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  128. +professor1729 Brexit is not about 'left' or 'right' it's about the people of the UK voting for a UK government (of any sort) to have complete control over the UK. Without the Leave votes of Labour supporters, Remain would have won the referendum and we would be stuck in the EU forever! By slurring remoaners as 'leftist' you play into the hands of the Remain elite that want to frame the Brexit debate, as being between far right extremists like JRM and the more 'moderate' 'public'.... Brexit does not belong to 'the right' it was a people's victory over the political establishment... And don't forget - it was the Tories that got us into this half century mess when the 'leftist' movement opposed to getting involved.
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  129. So, how exactly is the Royal Navy restricting fish migration?
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  130. I want a new vote now!!! No one told me a petal might fall of a flower!!!
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  131. If feminists want to be the same as men they should pee standing up.
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  132. Jock Duff Well, not entirely, but the taxi driver seemed genuine and he was just commenting on a radio piece about the London march in June. He said people always talked about Brexit in his cab and he listened to their conversations, he told me he did not vote, because he could not decide and he just agreed with his customers, as this was better for business.
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  133. Eoin English The research done by 'experts' before the referendum was not accurate based on the evidence of the votes at the referendum...
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  134. Liam Gordon So what are you saying the question should be on the ballot paper?
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  135. So, he's not against the British people having democracy, he's against British people who disagree with him being able to vote.
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  136. Around 10% of the UK electorate is very angry about Brexit and that's around 5 million people. It's not difficult to make 5 million very angry ideological people appear significant, but the reality is most UK voters are not interested in the EU and no serious UK politician believes the UK would ever vote to re-join. Even if a future UK government wanted to re-join, the political hurdle of winning a referendum would be like trying to climb Everest in just their underpants.
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  137.  @YanksandBritsProductions  What lies do you think were told to voters?
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  138.  @YanksandBritsProductions  Only Remainers are saying those things it's known 'project fear' propaganda. The message on the bus contained a statement of fact: "We send the EU 350 million per week" and a suggestion: "let's fund the NHS instead". The statement of fact appears to be accurate, as the UK does send this amount to the EU (confirmed by the UK Statistics Authority). Whilst, it is true that, the EU returns and uses some of this money for projects in the UK, this fact does not alter the validity of the original fact and this is particularly so, given the context of the 'Brexit' referendum. This first part of the bus message is therefore, not a lie. Now the 'suggestion'. A 'suggestion' or ‘proposal’ cannot be a statement of 'fact' under any circumstances, so this part of the bus message cannot be adjudged to be 'false'. Also a 'suggestion' cannot be a 'promise' so there can be no expectation that the terms of a suggestion should be carried out by the person that made the suggestion or by a person that, concurred with the suggestion. So this part of the bus message is not a lie. In pure fiscal terms, the bus message was entirely accurate, as the saving would be always used to 'fund the NHS' for as long as NHS was state funded and expenditure exceeded 350 million per week. This is because all government spending comes from the same coffer; moreover, the government currently borrows more than this amount to meet its spending commitments. The referendum was not a general election, the Leave supporting MPs were not going to form a government and the public fully understood this. Indeed, the only people complaining the NHS has not received this money are people that, voted to keep sending it to the EU. An example of a message that is an actual lie, is the claim made repeatedly by the Remain supporting media and Remain activists that, 'the EU funds the UK' in various ways. Of course, this is fiscally impossible, as the facts easily prove the UK has always funded the EU.
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  139.  @YanksandBritsProductions  Do you know what 'stockpiling' means? It means buying sufficient goods. Do you know what 'sufficient' means? It means enough, so there isn't a shortage.
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  140.  @YanksandBritsProductions  I wonder if you can explain why these things should happen if the UK reverts to WTO terms on existing trade with EU. Prior to the referendum we were being told we needed to keep free movement to fill our increasing job vacancies - now it's 'mass job losses'.
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  141. A big factor is the pro-EU BBC, ITV and Sky have reported (advertised) this petition when they have not reported on others.
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  142. Probably just factoring the shift in opinion to Leave, as everyone knows half of Remain voters would have voted Leave had they known Leave was going to win.
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  143. +stoufer2000 Well, the act of handing UK sovereignty to foreigners might warrant a majority of the UK electorate.
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  144. This is why we have to stop listening to anti-UK/pro-EU idiots.
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  145. Good! That's what me and 17 710 741 others voted for!
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  146.  @lechevaliermalfet1  The UK is one of the world's largest economies... The EU may have five universities in the world top twenty, but when the UK leaves the EU, the EU will have zero universities in the world top twenty... Go figure!
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  147. +peabase I said: "So what if 'some' companies don't like Brexit!" ... Lots of company directors see Brexit as a new age of opportunity. There may be some transitional issues, but politics will be put aside and companies will soon make the necessary adjustments. At the end of the day the UK is an attractive market and makes quality goods.
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  148. +peabase "influential captains of industry" Weren’t those the 'experts' that warned of economic disaster if the UK did not scrap the pound and adopt the euro?
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  149.  Dr Dimpy Rambo  Why you show Grand Union Flag?
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  150. That could be because the UK is currently in the EU. The figure of Brits in the EU27 is probably less than a million. Although most of these are of working age you have to factor in that people can retire at 50 and under and operate UK based businesses from abroad and most well off wives don't work. Of course there are Brits working in the EU27, but I've travelled extensively and you just don't see it.
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  151. Some multi-millionaire has just handed campaigners for a second referendum a million quid to spend on 'polling' - well, that's going to be genuine... "We want to buy some 'independent' 'proof' the 'people' want a 'people's vote' on Brexit, what will this cost, and remember, if we like the results, there's plenty where that came from".
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  152. So let me get this straight, NI and SI are not two different countries with different laws, different governments, different benefit systems, different health services, different schools, different flags, different national anthems and different currencies, but this is going to become the case because of Brexit.
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  153. EMB 2017 So, what's this 'history' I do not know about? And who's this 'Leo Vardaka' think he is hiding behind the EU's skirt like he's somebody important? Silly twat doesn't even know how many people live in the EU27!
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  154. He said there were 500 million people living in the EU 27 when there are around 450million.
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  155. Yes, but he said 'the population of the EU27 was 500 million'. The figure you cite (512 million) is for the EU28 that includes the population of the UK (65 million).
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  156.  @VikingDrummerRob  How has the UK agreed to any projects? It is the EU that has committed to projects - not the UK. If the EU wants to uphold its commitments it must adjust accordingly.
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  157. The elite remoaners are attempting to give an impression the country has changed its mind, but this is just tactics. Their plan is not to have another in/out referendum that is required to reverse the 2016 decision (as they know they will lose by a greater margin) but to, via MPs and Lords get a second referendum where the question will be hard/soft and then conflate this with in/out. The object is to keep the UK tethered to the EU to facilitate the UK rejoining in the future. Their big fear is a clean break, as they know the UK will drift more free by the day towards independence and greater prosperity and the question of rejoining the EU would never get off the ground.
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  158. May is the biggest Remainer in cahoots with the EU. Why else would three Brexit Secretaries from the Brexit side of the party have been kept out of the negotiations? Why else would the life long Brexiteers be against the EU's and May's deal? ... This is all about keeping the UK tied to the EU for future membership.
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  159. Quit your hating Diddly it's only harming you.
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  160. This is not 'news' it is EU propaganda - the real reason is low sales due to restaurants having been closed and people have stopped eating out. EU is a big propaganda lie machine - just look at 'project fear'- then when that did not work the UK people were subjected to years of being told they were stupid and must vote again with the correct answer. The UK people did not succumb to tyranny and are now free of the 'big brother' oppression.
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  161.  Zuurker U  How do you know what this farm's order sheet looks like? You see some bell peppers on a bush and you think this is evidence of what exactly? It's evidence of some bell peppers on a bush is what it is. I voted for Brexit because I don't want people in other countries telling me how to live my life. If you have a problem with that - it's your problem - not my problem.
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  162.  Zuurker U  The veto was worthless to Brexiteers, because we had politicians intent on hopeless federal Europe - we had to strip that power from them. You don't know the truth about these vegetable sales. Six million EU27 nationals have applied to stay in UK - there must be some workers available here. I think if the farmer had orders he would find pickers. I like people from Europe - I visit there often and I'm going soon for 3 weeks. It's not my government posting negative 'news' videos about other countries.
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  163.  Zuurker U  After seeing this 'news' article some local people asked for jobs at the farm and were told there was no jobs. .
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  164.  Zuurker U  OK, for the sake of argument let's assume your belief that, UK people are too noble to do menial work is correct. What about Southern Ireland? That country is in the EU and there are half a million unemployed there.
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  165.  Zuurker U  Your English is very good, but I thought you should know it's 'fruit and veg' ... 'vegetables' 'veggies' 'veg'
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  166.  Zuurker U  I wasn't nitpicking - I was giving you free information. I haven't given up anything - I have got my country back. I see through your scheme of a democratic union of European nations run by Germany.
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  167. Sounds like she's talking about the Commonwealth.
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  168. If it has nothing to do with Brexit - why make the story all about Brexit? The Moon, Jupiter and Venus are in align - so why not make the story about this? Fact Check: Is unusual planet formation to blame for Britain's fruit and vegetable shortages?
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  169. @Pawwel Mussial A million Brit pensioners spending £200 per week in EU 27 is £200 million per week and more than £10 billion each year. Even I know that's beneficial to any economy.
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  170.  @paguliukas  That is the point I was making.
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  171.  @yayaceravieja1461  It was clear that you were trying to be insulting - it just wasn't clear how.
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  172. @jon carley I can't speak about that farm, but I know Eastern Europeans in my area working in agriculture and hotels earn decent wages for the type of work.
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  173.  @RickTheClipper  How' s the campaign for another referendum going? I think I have some bits of scrap board and some sticks in my shed if you want to make some placards. Those marches were so much fun to watch on TV.
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  174. "It is time for the British people to have their say. It is time to settle this European question in British politics. I say to the British people: this will be your decision. And when that choice comes, you will have an important choice to make about our country’s destiny. And when we have negotiated that new settlement, we will give the British people a referendum with a very simple in or out choice. To stay in the EU on these new terms; or come out altogether." (David Cameron MP, prime minister, United Kingdom) Altogether: "Completely; totally" (Oxford Dictionary) Leave: "Depart from permanently" (Oxford Dictionary)
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  175. These Remoaners are suffering from mental disorder. They obviously have a distorted sense of entitlement with no comprehension of 'fairness' which is required to coexist with others in a democratic society. This is what happens when a child never hears the word 'no'.
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