The irony in your post, plus the remain mindset abuse. Ace
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I can live and work anywhere in the world mate, so happens the mrs is dutch.
Any patriotic tory brexiters moved back to uk since 2016?
That guy is a twat. He’s probably looking forward to putting his shitty pub chain in loads of empty iconic buildings when businesses go to the wall
Your reply was as pointless as your question, make an assumption, be wrong, deflect and add nothing of value to your reply or any of the things I highlighted.
Before gammon imports become subject to WTO tariffs?
I will elaborate when i get bored at work
That all you've got?
Stanley's only purpose in this thread is to WUM, always has been. Not sure why anyone bothers.
So move back home then if it's going to be so great and people like me are idiots for leaving when Brexit has already devastated the industry they work in and it'll only get worse. You can take my place.
I've never properly understood what empty lives WUMs must lead to do this.
Whilst paying his staff poverty wages.
Why doesn't Theresa ask our Lord Trump for some advice? He is so smart... he has the solutions for everything. Perhaps they could arrange a public discussion, a round table discussion, with the help of a journalist.
Just ask Theresa! You will win bigly!
Just ask Theresa! You will win bigly!
I wouldnt call you an idiot, i leave that low level abuse to remainers. Over the years i have said many times, in many threads, i intend to live in england in the future but i said 20 years ago that i will never work there again. As i am not of retirement age or as wealthy as Paul, i cannot up sticks yet.
There is literally no point engaging with Stan anymore. I would say he's wumming but unfortunately I have met quite a few brexit supporters who are exctactly the same, so I don't think he is. They'll be the kind of people who talk about how the Eu is a dictatorship one week and then talk about wallonia blocking ceta shows that the eu is a bloated organisation that can't get anything done and is beholden to smaller bits of the organisation.
Asking you why you haven't left the UK yet if you hate brexit so much is a morally bankrupt question but I'm sure if you'd decided to leave, there would be a similar question somehow reaching to attack you.
The argument changes based on circumstances and who he's trying to make a point against at that time. Don't waste your time.
Excellent article.in the Graun
https://www.theguardian.com/comment...rer-brexiters-worse-off-working-class-leavers
https://www.theguardian.com/comment...rer-brexiters-worse-off-working-class-leavers
Literally the worst possible time to conduct ad campaigns such as these:
Amazing. Morale and conditions for doctors and nurses in the NHS is at an all time low and its getting worse. I'm a consultant who's just come back from Australia for family reasons (my wife's) and am already despising it again. We'll be going back down first opportunity. We're seen as a bit of a joke down under (politics wise and medicine wise).
If I could speak a European language with enough proficiency to practice medicine there, I would prefer to stay in Europe. I speak Spanish well but not enough to work as the Head of a team. But it's not an option.
I've spoken to doctors from quite a few other countries. Let's just say the good ones aren't generally looking to come here anymore. So I can only see things getting worse.
So you won't put your money where your mouth is, I see. Archetypal Brexiter then, you fit in with Farage and Rees Mogg.
Content enough to WUM though and cast aspersions on others too.
It's not exactly like the Aussies' politicians are great, to be fair.
I have left, because Brexit is already destroying the industry I worked in so there would be no future work but he's ignoring that in favour of churlish WUMing.
I'm a consultant who's just come back from Australia for family reasons (my wife's) and am already despising it again. We'll be going back down first opportunity. We're seen as a bit of a joke down under (politics wise and medicine wise).
If I could speak a European language with enough proficiency to practice medicine there, I would prefer to stay in Europe. I speak Spanish well but not enough to work as the Head of a team. But it's not an option.
I've spoken to doctors from quite a few other countries. Let's just say the good ones aren't generally looking to come here anymore. So I can only see things getting worse.
Really?!? I worked there for a couple of years in the late 90s and they held British/Irish medics in fairly high esteem. They were shocked by our pay/working conditions though.
It's a good piece regarding the motivation of some leave voters but even then it points out how flawed their reasons for voting are.
Have you read the full article? The second half is basically saying how they still won't achieve what they originally wanted.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-47080553
Is this not bribery? I was under the impression bribery was a crime, this government is only in power through bribery and now seeks to pass its motions in the same way. It's a joke.
Is this not bribery? I was under the impression bribery was a crime, this government is only in power through bribery and now seeks to pass its motions in the same way. It's a joke.
It wouldn't matter even if you did:
I think it's fair to say the contempt in James O'Brien's voice in this interview is palpable and he clearly loses his cool towards the end of the interview but JRM doesn't answer a single question; here merely deflects every one with a non-sequitur or strawman. This is to be expected from almost any politician, however look at the comments below; his acolytes trumpet some kind of grand victory without having properly listened to a word he said.
From what some people have said to me based upon their reason for voting leave, they felt that the remain campaign ran a very negative campaign based upon all of the negatives of leaving the EU and didn't speak enough about the positives of remaining. The problem there is a lot of people who voted to leave the EU voted because they perceive most of the positives of EU membership as negatives and therefore you could never run an effective campaign in that regard.
I particularly liked the Uncle Tom analogy at the start
It's a strange article, he states that brexit is based on a myth that the entire political class colluded to construct and that it has been now leveraged by opportunists which contradicts the core of the first part of the article when he says that liberals are wrong to assume that leavers have been cruelly misled, are misinformed or naive.
Apologies, by seeing it as a joke, I meant our pay and working conditions. The actual quality of our medical skills and knowledge tends to be excellent. They genuinely couldn't believe the stories I told or our salaries for that matter.
You're right, we're generally seen as incredibly competent and hard working over there, at least in part because we tend to have to. Work 2-3 times as hard in the UK/Ireland so our work ethic shines.
Seems like a riposte to what i was writing yesterday and the arguments are still poor. In order to appear woke or intellectual the narrative created is that a deep complex understanding is neccesary and rather than accepting the variance in political or economic knowledge or that people are misled by the rag papers they instead try to validate unreasonable opinions.
We all know sovereignty is a cover for taking control of immigration(for 90% of voters) but no it must be some human principle to fight the good fight.
No they're not, they're a fecking joke too, though our current lot in Westminster somehow manage to make them look semi competent.
Seems to be a general shit show across Aus/UK/USA though.
They don't have to be. We've got Americans laughing at us ffs...
Sorry to hear that. Despite what a lot of people think, it is not a happy or pleasant experience to leave your home. It is also not something that most people want to do or a decision they take lightly.
Except the Queen encourages co-operation & working together.
Isn't this basically what Mogg suggested last week?
Also not sure too much stock should be put into the opinion of a guy who is stupid enough to not only believe only 100 lorries cross the Irish border every day but post it on Twitter and claim it as fact.
Aye that's spot on, selling the benefits or warning about the risks were both losing strategies and in hindsight they should have focused on the individuals trying to take us out and labelled them extremists. Very much what the Tories do with the left.
Imo that should be the focus of any second referendum too, focus on the dodgy behaviour and embed the idea that people were lied to and the vote to remain is a vote against these crooks
That's such brilliant summary of some people's line of thought
The cheek of that wanker is incredible. He's the equivalent of a tourist in Thailand behaving like a twat with the reasoning that he's somehow financing this country and they need the likes of him.
"They have more to lose" because some areas will face a potential loss of British tourists. Hilarious negotiation position.
Thank you.
But to be fair that is just a poster and may not be representing what Scots actually believe.
I believe that the thread was about what people thought.
He isn't going to help us.
We are very much on our own on this and will either prosper or fail as a result of our own actions and decisions.
Specialists/surgeons I tutor online from quite a few countries want to have the US and UK on their CVs as they believe they're still the two best healthcare systems to have experience in.