Bloody hell but that's an annoying way to present a graph. I was already pissed off before I got to the absolute clusterfeck of what it was saying.
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Bloody hell but that's an annoying way to present a graph. I was already pissed off before I got to the absolute clusterfeck of what it was saying.
Its an odd question, is there not peace in N.I?
Yeah and a big part of why is because of the open border.
Take that away and we're not sure what happens, really. Unlikely a return to the troubles but certainly unrest.
I was just going to commend the study's selection of Stacked column graph to accurately point out voter mentality
I may have slightly overreacted.
#freetommy has freed Tommy.
Business Insider’s Thomas Colson has a good story about Home Office contingency planning for border controls after no deal Brexit. He says one conclusions was that EU nationals would continue to get preferential treatment at the border because the Border Force would not have the resources to tighten checks. He says:
A source close to the Home Office explained that the Border Force would likely have little other choice than to carry on allowing EU citizens freely into the UK as it would not have the staffing capacity, resources, or infrastructure to implement a new registration scheme in a no-deal scenario.
It currently takes an average of approximately 45 seconds to check an EEA citizens’ passport, compared to an average of 4 minutes for an non-EEA arrival.
If every new arrival was subject to 4-minute checks, there could be days-long queues at some British airports without a dramatic increase in the number of trained immigration officers.
Queues of lorries, queues of people, queues everywhere.
A source close to the Home Office explained that the Border Force would likely have little other choice than to carry on allowing EU citizens freely into the UK as it would not have the staffing capacity, resources, or infrastructure to implement a new registration scheme in a no-deal scenario.
It currently takes an average of approximately 45 seconds to check an EEA citizens’ passport, compared to an average of 4 minutes for an non-EEA arrival.
If every new arrival was subject to 4-minute checks, there could be days-long queues at some British airports without a dramatic increase in the number of trained immigration officers.
Queues of lorries, queues of people, queues everywhere.
Yeah thats just standard unfortunately. People won't give a crap unless bombs start going off again in England. People in NI getting killed doesn't appear to register too much.
Yes there is. A peace that could easily break down under the right conditions.
Just watch how American dollars start to flood Tommy Robinson.
Wish America would just take him.
Wish America would just take him.
The prick should use his real name. Watch his caveman supporters try and come up with a catchy slogan for that.
And to ask English people who don't live there too... it's like asking someone whats more important to you, the world war one armistice or chocolate biscuits.
So because they don't live there they shouldn't care about the violence? Or have I misunderstood you?
They just put their ideology above something they don't care about, which bores them and dragged on for years. Plus it doesn't affect them and their Brexit bubbles, so it's probably a remainiac ploy to foil the noble cause.
yep, misunderstood. One directly affects them, one doesn't... it's obvious what the answer would be.
His following has become a cult, bunch of thick racist b*llends.
But it affects their country and their compatriots, it also probably affects some friends or family members, I would guess.
While I have no reason to doubt the independence of our judiciary, nor any insight into the reason his conviction was quashed, I can't help but think the pressure has had an effect.
Let's call the whole thing offfffff:
Local council plans for Brexit disruption and unrest revealed
Planning documents show authorities are frustrated at lack of clarity over UK’s course
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...ans-for-brexit-disruption-and-unrest-revealed
Local council plans for Brexit disruption and unrest revealed
Planning documents show authorities are frustrated at lack of clarity over UK’s course
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...ans-for-brexit-disruption-and-unrest-revealed
To be fair it was just Leavers who were polled here and even then it shows how hell bent some of them are. Much rather violence a right across the Irish sea than have anything impact Brexit.
"The one positive impact is that Brexit may drive people away from the UK..."
Every cloud.
Every cloud.
Meat and drink for the Brits.
Some of those middle class remainer noobs are going to get proper lairy in the event of a hard Brexit. Hands may be wrung!
Assuming they have any meat and drink after queuing up with their ration books...sorry luv, we've sold out.
Solving the obesity crisis would save the NHS billions.
There had to be a benefit somewhere in Brexit.
I feel with all the negativity re. Brexit in here you guys are forgetting the fact that you get your blue passport back. Rejoice.
Produced by some French git though or something.
Or in my case I'll be applying for my first ever Irish passport.
I'm going to get one too. Never been to Ireland like.
Welcome home my Irish brethren.
Oh man you should. It's like England but way smaller and with less English people. You'd love it.
I'm hoping the Irish tourist board has a better pitch.
Germany and France definately dont rule the eu
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...exit-deal-offer-amid-panic-in-remain-campaign
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...exit-deal-offer-amid-panic-in-remain-campaign
unlucky, racists
If you could go back in time, would you still advocate Brexit?
Hilarious
That fits with the "kick the can down the road" approach that the EU has adopted in the past.
Yes but only if germany and france agree. Not like its a decision for the 27 to make.