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I'm pro Europe too.

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I think we are all pro Europe which is why we are so concerned by the damage caused by the Eu resulting in such widespread divisions by so many aspects of its ill advised dictatorial policies.

:cool:

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Don't be a 2016 Remoaner - voting Brexit was our proudest hour


"In case we forget, and given everything that came after it is easy to forget, at twenty minutes to five on the morning of 24th June this country did something absolutely amazing in 2016. Despite warnings about the dire consequences from the International Monetary Fund, the Bank of England, the Treasury, the OECD, Jean-Claude Junket (oops, sorry, Juncker), the President of the United States, the Prime Minister and Eddie Izzard, the UK voted to leave the European Union."

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Pro-Brexit group calls for EU free trade deal - BBC News


http://www.express.co.uk/news/politi...leave-campaign

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Google and Barclays commit to staying in UK post-Brexit | Daily Mail Online


Google and Barclays give vote of confidence in Brexit Britain as they commit to staying here because of the UK's expertise in technology and financial services
President of Google Europe Matt Brittin says search engine giant is creating 3,000 jobs in London because UK is world leader in e-commerce
Barclays chair John McFarlane says City of London's 'competitive advantage' over EU rivals give banks reason to stay in Britain after Brexit
Business survey found just 25 per cent of firms are pessimistic about their future

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Exactly... Some (all) of the remoaners fail to understand the difference between the EU and Europe.. bless 'em

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It's ok now though, apparently ;)

The looming Brexit seems to have been the best advertisement for the EU

Don't forget this week's cheque. Thanks :shades_smile:

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They must love idiots like you.

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All of the Lievers fail to understand the difference between a referendum and its final outcome, bless 'em :cool:

:thumbdown:

:nod:

:(

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French Mayor Names Street 'Rue du Brexit' in Honour of Anti-EU Vote as more and more French clamour for their own FREXIT
The mayor of a town in southern France has named a new street “Rue du Brexit” in honour of Britain’s vote to leave the European Union.
Julien Sanchez, the mayor of Beaucaire, put the proposal to the town council, who passed it by 23 votes to nine.

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:blink: The ball, TGA. The ball.

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"Ah," say the pessimists, "but Britain hasn't left the EU yet. Just wait until Brexit takes effect."

SORRY CHAPS, BUT THATS NOT WHAT YOU SAID AT THE TIME.

THE LINE TAKEN BY THE TREASURY, THE BANK OF ENGLAND, THE IMF AND VIRTUALLY EVERY INTERNATIONAL AGENCY WAS THE ACT OF VOTING TO LEAVE THE EU WOULD CAUSE AN IMMEDIATE ECONOMIC SHOCK.

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Show me where I said anything of that nature.

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Then those comments are just as believable and accurate as all of yours that claim that everything that has happened to the UK economy since the vite is down to brexit.
If so then you are just as guilty.
Apart from the decline in sterling and an emergency cut in interest rates, or did that not happen in your world.

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You do like old news don,t you Dick.
The UK pre the vote slashed corporstion tax as an incentive to get companies like google etc to base themselves in the UK and finall pay the tax they should.
You should praise George Osborne, not brexit.
Facts Dick, Facts, one day you will understand what that word means.