Brexit Benefits Log

[BillyStubbsTears]

Here's a Brexit benefit. It clearly keeps vulnerable, low skilled people off the dole.

Think what Clive Hammond here would be doing to put a roof over his head if The Express didn't pay him to pour this sort of dogshite into people's heads.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1476897/eu-news-sweden-swexit-threat-brexit-uk-politics-european-commission-latest-spt/amp?__twitter_impression=true

"EU On The Brink: Sweden Tipped For Heartbreaking Divorce After Brexit"

Have a read. This article, published today, is based on a report written 5 years ago by some American kid a year out from graduation.

And then think what on earth Clive Hammond could possibly offer the world if he wasn't poisoning folks' brains with this cack.

Good old Brexit.

[Not Now Kato]

I have found a genuine benefit from Brexit.  Seriously, a very real and genuine benefit....
 
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/brexit-eu-survey-italy-ireland-portugal-eurosceptic-poll-a8888126.html
 
Just don't tell Selby.  It'll spoil his dream of the EU breaking up.

[SydneyRover]

I have found a genuine benefit from Brexit.  Seriously, a very real and genuine benefit....
 
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/brexit-eu-survey-italy-ireland-portugal-eurosceptic-poll-a8888126.html
 
Just don't tell Selby.  It'll spoil his dream of the EU breaking up.

And other countries lining up to become members to gain member benefits, sort of like a giant Amazon prime that allows delivery without borders.

[selby]

  Kato, a lot of those people have not had to pick the tab up yet, it won't be long.

[SydneyRover]

  Kato, a lot of those people have not had to pick the tab up yet, it won't be long.

There's plenty in the UK doing just that though aye selby?

[belton rover]

  Kato, a lot of those people have not had to pick the tab up yet, it won't be long.

There's plenty in the UK doing just that though aye selby?

Not you, though.

[Bentley Bullet]

I have found a genuine benefit from Brexit.  Seriously, a very real and genuine benefit....
 
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/brexit-eu-survey-italy-ireland-portugal-eurosceptic-poll-a8888126.html
 
Just don't tell Selby.  It'll spoil his dream of the EU breaking up.

Isn't that link over two years old?

[selby]

  It could be six years old BB as they have been pedalling the same crap for that long since their world came crashing down.
  Trade with the EU significantly down, and trade with the rest of the world significantly up, that is why we left, and we are only just beginning.

[SydneyRover]

Here you go selby, this is 3 days old, read it and give us the benefit of your financial brain.

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-57282379

[Not Now Kato]

I've found another genuine benefit from Brexit, and this time it's us in the UK that really do benefit....
 
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9843155/UK-shoppers-save-20p-bottle-Australian-wine-trade-deal.html
 
Yes, we're going to save a whopping 20p, (that's a whole twenty new pence), on a bottle of Australian wine thanks to the new Brexit driven trade deal we've struck with them.  I mean, WOW! You leavers ought to arrange a street party to celebrate, what a cracking good job you've done for the country - I'm just surprised you haven't been shouting a success like this from the rooftops.

[Ldr]

The main benefit (and only one I am interested in) is that we are no longer part of the, in my opinion, inevitable march to a United States of Europe.

[SydneyRover]

The main benefit (and only one I am interested in) is that we are no longer part of the, in my opinion, inevitable march to a United States of Europe.

You'd have to define exactly what a 'United states of Europe' means Ldr, Brexit wasn't defined and look at the mess.

[Bentley Bullet]

I've found another genuine benefit from Brexit, and this time it's us in the UK that really do benefit....
 
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9843155/UK-shoppers-save-20p-bottle-Australian-wine-trade-deal.html
 
Yes, we're going to save a whopping 20p, (that's a whole twenty new pence), on a bottle of Australian wine thanks to the new Brexit driven trade deal we've struck with them.  I mean, WOW! You leavers ought to arrange a street party to celebrate, what a cracking good job you've done for the country - I'm just surprised you haven't been shouting a success like this from the rooftops.

No thanks, not at any price. I've had enough of whines from Australia on this forum to last a lifetime.

[Ldr]

The main benefit (and only one I am interested in) is that we are no longer part of the, in my opinion, inevitable march to a United States of Europe.

You'd have to define exactly what a 'United states of Europe' means Ldr, Brexit wasn't defined and look at the mess.

Simply put Syd, a federal European state

[Not Now Kato]

The main benefit (and only one I am interested in) is that we are no longer part of the, in my opinion, inevitable march to a United States of Europe.

You'd have to define exactly what a 'United states of Europe' means Ldr, Brexit wasn't defined and look at the mess.

Simply put Syd, a federal European state

And where, apart from in your mind or the Daily Mail, do you get that from?

[Ldr]

The main benefit (and only one I am interested in) is that we are no longer part of the, in my opinion, inevitable march to a United States of Europe.

You'd have to define exactly what a 'United states of Europe' means Ldr, Brexit wasn't defined and look at the mess.

Simply put Syd, a federal European state

And where, apart from in your mind or the Daily Mail, do you get that from?

Could you be any more condescending?

[BillyStubbsTears]

I've never understood that argument Ldr.

In principle, it means that you are prepared here and now to take on all the costs of leaving the EU, in order to avoid a hypothetical scenario years in the future, which we would have been able to address if and when it happened.

In practice, there is absolutely zero momentum anywhere in EU countries towards deeper integration for the foreseeable future. And the idea that the British would have signed up for that anyway even if there were, given the current UK political landscape, is beyond credence.

[Ldr]

I've never understood that argument Ldr.

In principle, it means that you are prepared here and now to take on all the costs of leaving the EU, in order to avoid a hypothetical scenario years in the future, which we would have been able to address if and when it happened.

In practice, there is absolutely zero momentum anywhere in EU countries towards deeper integration for the foreseeable future. And the idea that the British would have signed up for that anyway even if there were, given the current UK political landscape, is beyond credence.

Given the binary nature of the choice I cannot argue with what you say BST.

[Not Now Kato]

The main benefit (and only one I am interested in) is that we are no longer part of the, in my opinion, inevitable march to a United States of Europe.

You'd have to define exactly what a 'United states of Europe' means Ldr, Brexit wasn't defined and look at the mess.

Simply put Syd, a federal European state

And where, apart from in your mind or the Daily Mail, do you get that from?

Could you be any more condescending?

It wasn't meant to be condescending.

[Not Now Kato]

I've again found a real Brexit benefit, and yet again it's a benefit for the UK....
 
https://mailchi.mp/caa/revised-visibility-distance-from-cloud-minima?e=f702e53d60
 
Basically, it means certain former EU driven safety restrictions have been binned for those of us who are lucky enough to be able to afford our own light aircraft or microlight whilst flying in daylight within the British Isles.
 
Come on leavers, you must be overjoyed at this wonderful news, taking back control at its very best.

[belton rover]

Not. Read your last two posts together.

Genius.

[Not Now Kato]

Not. Read your last two posts together.

Genius.

Are you saying my last two posts were not about benefits for the UK?

[Ldr]

Not. Read your last two posts together.

Genius.

I got what you meant

[Not Now Kato]

Here's another real win
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bij-JjzCa7o
 
#Winning

[selby]

  According to a report in the Telegraph, financial exports to EU countries have improved and increased.

[SydneyRover]

Above what they were before brexit selby?

[selby]

It's all in the Telegraph Syd, find it and read it.

[selby]

 Cheers lads, Heineken to invest £38 million in Britain and create 500 to 700 jobs.

[Not Now Kato]

Cheers lads, Heineken to invest £38 million in Britain and create 500 to 700 jobs.

But not because of Brexit selby.

[selby]

  Genuine question Kato, is everything that is bad because of Brexit, and everything that is good in spite of it?
  Seeing as how the Americans especially see the UK as their preferred place to invest their money in business rather than in the EU slowly but surely the benefits of being out of an undemocratic bureaucracy is becoming evident, and the hell on Earth the UK was  predicted to be after our exit has not materialised.
  Please tell me if you know anyone whose life  has been directly affected by the fact we have come out of the EU.