Comments by "M R" (@emm_arr) on "How the new Brexit bureaucracy is putting some UK industries in difficulties" video.

  1. Meanwhile, Putin, the press barons and some very rich chappies like Rees-Mogg are very happy to be avoiding ATAD and are keeping the full exetnt of their fortunes discreetly hidden behind a wall of holding companies! Ker-ching! And you thought it was about immigrants? Control? Bureaucracy? Nope!
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  2. Q. Why did the Brexiter buy English sossies? A. He feared the Wurst.
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  3.  @OrphanAnnie10  I do. Brexit only really appealed to people who can't link cause and effect properly. The less clever. The less well educated. The more wilful who choose beliefs over fact-based reasoning. They got a dose of the emotional and fanciful industrial-grade propaganda and bought into it.
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  4. I'd say it's time to rejoin the EU. And more people sthink so with each passing week!
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  5.  @peterderycke5766  Really. Putin helped made Brexit, Trump and Johnson happen.
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  6. A Mr Putin - a businessperson who runs a sizeable troll farm - is very happy with Brexit. His muckspreading has not been hindered at all.
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  7.  @unseenrecordings  Shitpost.
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  8.  @isusdumnezeu  Excellent! Nice one.
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  9. Yeah - and you can send him your money because of trust in the establishment". He can copulate with a few pigs as far as I am concerned.
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  10. No. That's called propaganda and not news.
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  11. Yes. Shame the BBC got nickrobinsoned a few years ago.
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  12. Now you know why Putin backed Brexit.
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  13. Brexit means idiot.
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  14. That's a great fakeservation. A fakemmenation.
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  15. No. "They should show all the positive aspects of brexit as well." Heh heh. Even the pro-Brexit outlets can't make a good job of that. It's news - not Brexit propaganda.
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  16. And wealthy oligarkhs who want to kep their fortunes hidden. Now look at who funded Johnson becoming PM: hedge funds and naturalised Russians who have ties to Putin! Cool, eh?
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  17. "Well they got the blue passport" Sometimes known as the blue passport of shame.
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  18.  @RedRupert64  I hope you do. For your sake.
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  19.  @fitzstv8506  And maybe reuse? People will be discssing this for decades. It's the information age's first example of steering a G7 state to do something against its best interests, and some of us know who the propagandists are.
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  20.  @mijicmugendo  It's a shitposting Russian sockpuppet. #ShitpostQuean
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  21. Wher is May's strong-smelling stable? Will a block building of oversized pigs do for the stench of freedom?
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  22. The moral of this story is not to believe Alexander Johnson. He lies. Brexit was never the best choice - and he knew that. Now he's going ti lie about all manner of things to make it look like Brexit is not the main issue.
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  23. No. It helped end the early 1990s recession.
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  24. "the public are willing to pay for quality" Millions of people - often Brexiters - really are not and do not prefer Bwi'ish meat.
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  25. Reported.
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  26.  @RedRupert64  I won't have to at all.
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  27.  @RedRupert64  "t seems that you have no idea of who I am or where I am. Hint: it's dangerous to make assumptions." You're a snide maker of implicit threats who wants others to think he's dangerous? Are you a silly man?
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  28.  @RedRupert64  You have gone quiet, Rupert. Are you being "dangerous"?
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  29.  @BDaMonkey  Poor Rupert.
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  30.  @lesleyrobertson5465  Nor did swathes of England. People voted - not constituent parts of the UK.
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  31.  @mijicmugendo  I think we can be a bit more certain that that!
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  32.  @mikedutch6113  What curious phrasing! A lot of online ScotNats heve never even been to Scotland. Phukkem.
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  33.  @mikedutch6113  No such thing as just sayin'.
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  34.  @mikedutch6113  " just to clarify then" No. The claim "Only Scotland as an indepent [sic] country is welcome for the next decades" is not a clarification.
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  35.  @roybakker1973  You proclaim therefore it is so. Or not. "right hand driving will have to be adapted." You're extracting the peepee!
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  36.  @roybakker1973  You're definitely extracting the peepee! Brexit's going badly and will fail. And that's good.
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  37.  @roybakker1973  Brexit failing will be a nasty little lesson to some people who deserved it. The rest of us get to experience it too. The EU bigwigs know who secured Brexit, the foreign powers that were involved and that the Conservative Party is uniquely susceptible to certain forms of influence.
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  38. ​ @roybakker1973  That's great if you are working against the UK.
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