...and Hull reflects the rest of the BREXIT voter's sentiment does it?
Have you interviewed the BREXIT voters in a sort of straw poll to canvas their views?
And who exactly are, "them?" All of "them?" "Some of "them?" "One or two of "them?" None of "them" and its actually something which you have made up?
The BREXIT campaign was all about CONTROL of immigration. They never said that they would cut it or stop it. You said that many BREXIT voters were disappointed that immigration will not be banned. I asked you to identify to me the aspect of the BREXIT campaign which promised to ban immigration. Now get on and do it and stop pedalling lies.
Thats actually very insulting to a BREXIT voter such as myself. I suspect that the scum who carry out these acts are actually incapable of finding their way to a voting booth, so are highly unlikely to have voted for BREXIT.
I am trying my hardest to empathise with you and to actually like you but I can't. You are slinging around unsupported statements which are very offensive.
It seems that when I say anything at all you get offended, perhaps instead of pontificating on what the leave actually said you could get out and about and talk to people? all I am passing on to you is what I am hearing.
Believe it or deny it but it won't change anything.
I have no idea whether the atttitude in Hull reflects the whole of the Brexit Campaign, but are you so sure it doesn't? have you any reason to believe that?
When even Rupert Murdoch said yeaterday
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Murdoch, 85, also had a warning for leadership contender Boris Johnson in the wake of anger after Nigel Farage disowned a Leave pledge spend £350 million of European Union cash on the NHS after Brexit. “If he backtracks on serious things there could be another bloody revolt.”
Granted he didn't mention immigration, no doubt in your cosy little corner of the world it isn't a serious thing?
I've got news for you : people are not at all impressed at being cheated as they see it
And also a huge Wind turbine manufacturing plant is under construction here and even still offering jobs despite this warning
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How safe is Siemens' investment in Hull after Brexit?
By
Hull Daily Mail | Posted: June 29, 2016
Siemens has put a huge question mark over continued investment in wind power in the UK after the Brexit vote. But what will that mean for the future of its new huge plant in Hull and the thousands of jobs it is expected to generate? Jamie Macaskill reports.
What has Siemens said?
The company's chief executive in the UK, Juergen Maier, has said because of concerns about the Brexit vote and Britain leaving the European Union there are now questions over what markets could be available for Hull-manufactured wind turbine blades.
He told the Guardian that
Siemens' future export plans "will now stall" until Britain's role outside the EU becomes clearer and he told the FT future collaborations with European partners to develop the Humber as a hub of renewable energy were now at risk.
Great, isn't it? the future looks bright and rosy
Obviously I don't speak for all, but neither do you for all your so pedantic remarks, I am simply passing on what is freely being discussed, and if you are of the opinion that only a small majority understood what the leave campaign was saying about immigration, means not merely having a level of control but might even mean that under certain circumstances more may be admitted you have become so detached from reality that you have no idea of the intensity of emotion people feel on the subject around here
As to whether you wish to like me or not, frankly I don't give a damn, so don't bother trying.
You have a habit of doing exactly what you accuse others of, don't you?