Comments by "ozzie2612" (@ozzie2612) on "James O'Brien takes on caller who says 'no evidence people saw' Brexit bus | LBC" video.

  1. @HHR accept you voted for a poorer nation ......done
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  2.  @UpTheArgyle  he wasn't wrong and looks like we all lost ... The latest official figures seem to indicate that the costs of brexit are 178 times more than the benefits. This is bad enough, until you remember that the costs are with us right now, and the benefits are not going to be here for over a decade. And when those massively outnumbered benefits do arrive, they may not be as great as the already very poor predictions being made now.
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  3. A couple of things to consider with this. Firstly, brexiters claiming they've 'won' need to ask why a minister from this brexit government cannot articulate what they have won on their behalf. Secondly, we have Steve Bray stopped from vocally but peaceful protesting. Tory MPs claim he interrupts their interviews. Yet on several occasions they don't even have the grace to turn up to TV studios
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  4. 2022 criminal has pm
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  5.  @dub604  A Brexit timeline. 2016 - Brexit will make us better off 2017 - Brexit won't make us worse off 2018 - Brexit will make us worse off but only for the first 50 years 2019 - Nobody ever claimed it would make us better off 2020 - We don't care if we starve 2021 - It's all Remainer's fault. 2022 - lets hope this war hurts the EU to make brexit not look so bad for the UK
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  6. The campaign for Boris to become Emperor of England has started, using the Napoleon Game Plan (successful TWICE so far: Napoleons I and III). 1) Make monarch unpopular 2) Referendum for Republic 3) Become President 4) Crown yourself 👑 Emperor. QED 🤷‍♂️
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  7. A couple of things to consider with this. Firstly, brexiters claiming they've 'won' need to ask why a minister from this brexit government cannot articulate what they have won on their behalf. Secondly, we have Steve Bray stopped from vocally but peaceful protesting. Tory MPs claim he interrupts their interviews. Yet on several occasions they don't even have the grace to turn up to TV studios
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  8. The £350 million per week was arrived at by dividing the UK's assessed contribution by 52. The problem with that is we had a rebate of about 1/3rd. So what got "sent" was about £220 million. Of that we got back about 50% in projects the EU directly funded in the UK. So what we "lost" was about £110 million. For that £110 million we got membership in a huge trading block which allowed us significant advantages in trade. The governments own figures suggested that was worth about £100 Billion per annum to us. Plus partnership in research projects, trading standard protections, environmental protections, workers & human rights protections etc etc etc I wish the remain campaign had been better at calling out the leave mobs BS
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  9.  @alexander92179  go on then why was it
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  10. The latest official figures seem to indicate that the costs of brexit are 178 times more than the benefits. This is bad enough, until you remember that the costs are with us right now, and the benefits are not going to be here for over a decade. And when those massively outnumbered benefits do arrive, they may not be as great as the already very poor predictions being made now.
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  11.  @darrendiggins9853  and nane me 1 benefit brexthick as given you?
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  12.  @TetanusBooster  it is , the way they were allowed to fund the brexshit result and buy the tory party is criminal
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  13.  @safsafassd  brexit is the worst thing we could of done
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  14. Many rail staff are striking over conditions and redundancies, but Johnson and his government are trying to convince the public that the strikes are by people who earn lots of money and have easy jobs. This is a clear attempt to divide the workers and weaken public sympathy for them.
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  15. The latest official figures seem to indicate that the costs of brexit are 178 times more than the benefits. This is bad enough, until you remember that the costs are with us right now, and the benefits are not going to be here for over a decade. And when those massively outnumbered benefits do arrive, they may not be as great as the already very poor predictions being made now.
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  16. A couple of things to consider with this. Firstly, brexiters claiming they've 'won' need to ask why a minister from this brexit government cannot articulate what they have won on their behalf. Secondly, we have Steve Bray stopped from vocally but peaceful protesting. Tory MPs claim he interrupts their interviews. Yet on several occasions they don't even have the grace to turn up to TV studios
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  17. MP Pinches Private Member!
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  18. @HHR and you have benefited how?
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  19. @HHR and now we have a job shortage so that is a benefit now ?
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  20. @HHR “Although estimates vary about how much wealth the single market generates for the UK, since we joined, it’s probably in the order of five, six seven, eight per cent uplift to GDP. “For somebody on an average salary that’s about £1,500 a year. Most people think that that’s worth having. I think when you put it in those terms, there’s a very clear benefit, that because we don’t see it every day, we’ve kind of forgotten about it.
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  21. @HHR thanks to your brexshit even that's much harder to do now , why should i . not when you are about to tell me all the benefits i now have living in the uk outside the EU , or is it as you say just a lot of spilt milk ?
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  22. so now we just follow 27 countries rules and don't have are say in any of them ...
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  23.  @ganados0  how were we ruled ? and unelected , for that i give you our next pm . come back when you have something , i don't expect to here from you any time soon....
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  24. it's over , ahahhahahahahahah
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  25. A Brexit timeline. 2016 - Brexit will make us better off 2017 - Brexit won't make us worse off 2018 - Brexit will make us worse off but only for the first 50 years 2019 - Nobody ever claimed it would make us better off 2020 - We don't care if we starve 2021 - It's all Remainer's fault.
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  26. A couple of things to consider with this. Firstly, brexiters claiming they've 'won' need to ask why a minister from this brexit government cannot articulate what they have won on their behalf. Secondly, we have Steve Bray stopped from vocally but peaceful protesting. Tory MPs claim he interrupts their interviews. Yet on several occasions they don't even have the grace to turn up to TV studios
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  27.  @weeblywinkleman6410  ahahhaahaahah
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  28.  @jasonwoods3711  no....... hardship is a result of brexshit
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  29. looks like the criminister needs more fines
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  30.  @TetanusBooster  yes , they funded it...
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  31.  @DigitalDaffodil  ye no one predicted it would be this bad
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  32.  @DigitalDaffodil  jrm
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  33.  @dgrando202  but no unicorns
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  34.  @dgrando202  wondered what the noise was
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  35.  @bert454  A couple of things to consider with this. Firstly, brexiters claiming they've 'won' need to ask why a minister from this brexit government cannot articulate what they have won on their behalf. Secondly, we have Steve Bray stopped from vocally but peaceful protesting. Tory MPs claim he interrupts their interviews. Yet on several occasions they don't even have the grace to turn up to TV studios
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  36. MP Pinches Private Member!
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  37.  @simonrodgers2375  we were all ways better off in the eu
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  38. A Brexit timeline. 2016 - Brexit will make us better off 2017 - Brexit won't make us worse off 2018 - Brexit will make us worse off but only for the first 50 years 2019 - Nobody ever claimed it would make us better off 2020 - We don't care if we starve 2021 - It's all Remainer's fault.
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  39.  @spudwilson2990  hopefully the brexshiturds realise the lies they fell for by then....
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  40.  @simonrodgers2375  so you are happy to be lied too
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  41.  @simonrodgers2375  only the words lets fund the nhs
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  42.  @simonrodgers2375  The £350 million per week was arrived at by dividing the UK's assessed contribution by 52. The problem with that is we had a rebate of about 1/3rd. So what got "sent" was about £220 million. Of that we got back about 50% in projects the EU directly funded in the UK. So what we "lost" was about £110 million. For that £110 million we got membership in a huge trading block which allowed us significant advantages in trade. The governments own figures suggested that was worth about £100 Billion per annum to us. Plus partnership in research projects, trading standard protections, environmental protections, workers & human rights protections etc etc etc I wish the remain campaign had been better at calling out the leave mobs BS
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  43.  @Nickle314  lies
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  44.  @Nickle314  not through money saved from leaving the eu , has that as cost us money
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  45.  @Nickle314  loss of trade , tourism, freedom of movement , investment from the EU , less food standards , no fishing industry, farming industry in tatters , on and on if your right wing brainwashed head could take it ... now your question ..... name your top benefit you got from leaving the EU.
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  46.  @Nickle314  . now your question ..... name your top benefit you got from leaving the EU.
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  47.  @Nickle314  nothing has been delivered
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  48. A couple of things to consider with this. Firstly, brexiters claiming they've 'won' need to ask why a minister from this brexit government cannot articulate what they have won on their behalf. Secondly, we have Steve Bray stopped from vocally but peaceful protesting. Tory MPs claim he interrupts their interviews. Yet on several occasions they don't even have the grace to turn up to TV studios
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  49.  @Nickle314  I wonder when this government looking for an innovative idea, suddenly find one then cost it and realise the simple solution is to join the single market.
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  50.  @Nickle314  Keep on dreaming about unicorns! 🤪
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  51.  @Nickle314  and taxation at a 70 year high to pay for it , the unicorn never turned up.
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  52.  @Nickle314  no new hospitals and nurses going to food banks or leaving in great numbers , you want to talk about torys and the NHS ....REALY
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  53.  @Nickle314  tory the taxing party
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  54.  @Nickle314  as it was all lies only a fool would fall for. the bus is a proven lie
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  55.  @Nickle314  Brexit has cost the UK economy billions of pounds in lost trade and tax revenues, according to research shared with ITV News by the Centre for European Reform. It estimates the economy is 5% smaller than it would have been if the UK had stayed in the EU. It also found trade in goods and investment were 13% lower PS i guess you don't want to talk about torys and the nhs?
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  56. The UK payments to the EU have been signed off by the European Court of Auditors. This is part of the so-called Brexit Divorce Bill - an agreement Boris Johnson's government made to pay the EU outstanding money as part of the Oven Ready Deal. However while reality says this is happening, Brexiteers said such a senario was part of Project Fear back in 2020.
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  57.  @Nickle314  In my local hospital, there's a new health and safety rule that's been sent out. If you change the lightbulb in a broom closet, you have to stand back 15 meters in case you're crushed by the stampede of government ministers trying to cut a ribbon and declare it a new hospital.
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  58. These 40 new hospitals will be built with that money saved all from EU and invested in NHS... Remember that nice red bus? total new hospitals to date 0
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  59. A brewery in Kent is the latest to explain how brexit trade barriers have all but wiped out their exports. What is slightly unusual about this business is that the government held them out as an example of an organisation that was ready for post-brexit trade. If a business that knew what it was doing has lost so much business, imagine what it's been like for others.
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  60. @HHR no thought that would shut you up ...ahahaahahah
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  61. it didn't go in , it was never there
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  62. A couple of things to consider with this. Firstly, brexiters claiming they've 'won' need to ask why a minister from this brexit government cannot articulate what they have won on their behalf. Secondly, we have Steve Bray stopped from vocally but peaceful protesting. Tory MPs claim he interrupts their interviews. Yet on several occasions they don't even have the grace to turn up to TV studios
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  63. brexit is the uk's problem
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  64.  @jasonwoods3711  and ?
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  65.  @jasonwoods3711  your point being ?
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