Heck no I don't want anything to stop Brexit, that would never do!Now tell me that you are not rerunning the Referendum.
It's time for the proverbial to hit or miss the Fan, and it will be very educational for all.
Heck no I don't want anything to stop Brexit, that would never do!Now tell me that you are not rerunning the Referendum.
Round and round we go - it's everyone else isn't it OG?Actually the problem isn't that, they don't recognise themselves and keep voting for Conservative Governments
Well done! Took a long time to hear it but, no problem I forgive you.Heck no I don't want anything to stop Brexit, that would never do!
Actually this is typical of an attempt to avoid the issue, I don't go "round and round" but remain focussed against Brexit and all it entails.Round and round we go - it's everyone else isn't it OG?
You obviously have not been paying attention, this was my position repeatedly stated from Day one of this thread.Well done! Took a long time to hear it but, no problem I forgive you.
OK that's fine, now shut up and let them get on with it.Actually this is typical of an attempt to avoid the issue, I don't go "round and round" but remain focussed against Brexit and all it entails.
You won the vote, now make it work or face the music.
What is circular about that?
It is a crying shame. So who do you think has made these EU guys feel that they are not wanted. I would suggest that it won't be the odd yob, that may or may not have voted Brexit, rather, it will be the remoaners who have continually spouted doom and gloom awaits us and indeed anyone else who cares to stay.Own Goal of the Day in the independent
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Crops in Cornwall are said to be "rotting in the fields" due to a lack of migrant workers to harvest them in the wake of Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
The county council has approached the Government to request it implement area-specific migration laws after Brexit, will help to deliver skills to the area.
Cornwall voted to leave the European Union in last year's referendum by more than 56 per cent, considerably above the national average. The area is home to 17,000 EU nationals, making up 3 per cent of the county's population. But research commissioned by the council found that, since the Brexit vote, staffing levels for farms had dropped to 65 per cent of what would normally be required."
What fun, getting what you deserve.. educational, that's Brexit
Shame about the crops, perhaps public spirited Brexit Voters can be recruited to volunteer to pick them?
Its not just yobs in Spain, France and Greece...its the entire nations.Now that is a wonderfully biassed view.
What makes you think the average YOB cares who's laws they flout?
Definitely not, the EU migrants here expressed their dismay immediately the referendum result was announced, with many already saying they felt unwelcome and probably wouldn't stay.It is a crying shame. So who do you think has made these EU guys feel that they are not wanted. I would suggest that it won't be the odd yob, that may or may not have voted Brexit, rather, it will be the remoaners who have continually spouted doom and gloom awaits us and indeed anyone else who cares to stay.
Perhaps showing how sensible they are? Our trouble in the UK is our widespread excessive obedience to even the worst laws. Servile obedience is fine if one has a government with the people's interests at heart like that in Germany, but not with a UK government only looking after it's own interests.Its not just yobs in Spain, France and Greece...its the entire nations.
The remainers seem unable to understand biggest part of business success is confidence in markets. Since last June they have done nothing but put country down and then blame Brexit for exactly the things this destruction of confidence has caused. Its been self full filling and the example OG spouts with his predicted gleefull " I told you so" will never accept he has as much responsibility for situation as any Brexit voter.It is a crying shame. So who do you think has made these EU guys feel that they are not wanted. I would suggest that it won't be the odd yob, that may or may not have voted Brexit, rather, it will be the remoaners who have continually spouted doom and gloom awaits us and indeed anyone else who cares to stay.
Are you assuming we should just ignore EU directives and , for example, just continue selling fuel in Gallons and potatoes in lbs..??? Civil disobedience? Surely not from you flecc ?Perhaps showing how sensible they are? Our trouble in the UK is our widespread excessive obedience to even the worst laws. Servile obedience is fine if one has a government with the people's interests at heart like that in Germany, but not with a UK government only looking after it's own interests.
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As I said, the worst laws., i.e. those that make no sense. Common weights and measures with those we trade with make sense in a land like the UK which imports so much of its needs.Are you assuming we should just ignore EU directives and , for example, just continue selling fuel in Gallons and potatoes in lbs..??? Civil disobedience? Surely not from you flecc
Mmm. How do you buy your fuel in Gallons when its sold in litres ???As I said, the worst laws., i.e. those that make no sense. Common weights and measures with those we trade with make sense in a land like the UK which imports so much of its needs.
But where a law makes no sense or obviously needs to be subject to interpretation, it should be ignored when suitable. I do all the time.
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Cannot agree more.Perhaps showing how sensible they are? Our trouble in the UK is our widespread excessive obedience to even the worst laws. Servile obedience is fine if one has a government with the people's interests at heart like that in Germany, but not with a UK government only looking after it's own interests.
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As long as you control the pump you can. You just have to good at mental arithmetic and know all the conversions. I do and also keep tabs on consumption on my vehicles in mpg, for example, one of mine has used 241 gallons of petrol in it's life with me to date, averaging 28.2 mpg.Mmm. How do you buy your fuel in Gallons when its sold in litres ???
or in your particular case represented by that highly respectable parliamentarian Gerry `the IRA Commander` AdamsFor years your country has decided to be represented by Muppets, and choose to view it under the jaundiced eye of a highly partisan press. It is no wonder you as a people became disillusioned
There was never a restriction on the UK having any specific speed limits on bikes imposed by EU. Can you not see that that is the exact problem you have in NIDon't be too confident. Originally in UK law we had assisted bicycles dealt with as motorcycles, with all the legal implications. That persisted for 38 years until the EAPC regulations recognising e-bikes as something different. Then we made our own pedelec laws, but instituted a rigid 200 watt limit, coupled to an assist speed limit of 12 mph. We also brought in restrictive weight limits that made some types of pedelec impossible and a lower age limit that no-one else had.
It was the need to harmonise with the EU that forced a change to 15 mph assist limit 5 years later, but the change to match their 250 watts took 32 years! Finally to further harmonise with the EU the silly weight limits were removed in 2015, but we're still stuck with the lower age limit.
So that's the record, the UK very restrictive and most often unnecessarily so, the EU almost entirely the opposite, even allowing 28 mph assistance speed pedelecs for member countries wanting them and no weight or rider age limits on either type.
I know which governance I prefer in all matters, and it sure as hell isn't the UK's nanny state restrictiveness.
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One of the issues here is that until we joined the EU, we had very few laws, commonsense used to prevail. One example being the situation when it snows, or we have ice on the pavements.It was always accepted that you should be careful and walk/act accordingly. Now, it is always someone else's fault, be that the Council or the householder. And, on it goes, always someone else's responsibility, never your own. How much time do you think this wastes and how many pockets does it line?As I said, the worst laws., i.e. those that make no sense. Common weights and measures with those we trade with make sense in a land like the UK which imports so much of its needs.
But where a law makes no sense or obviously needs to be subject to interpretation, it should be ignored when suitable. I do all the time.
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