The EU debate - Part III

Oh dear, the question you've just reiterated asked how we move forward outside of the EU - and I answered it

Now you've subsequently added the non single market caveat to the question, which wasn't what you asked.

You've merely proved that you can't separate the EU from single market access as you patently haven't got a ****ing clue as to how we move forward without it, hence the reason you've talked about 'options' all day and yet have provided **** all to show what these supposed 'options' are

Time to share them love, in your own time

 

I just assumed accepting the single market argument and asking about life outside the EU, would point to the obvious, but clearly I over estimated you. Lesson learned and you haven't actually enlightened us then.

Okey doke, I'm sure in your mind that's a huge success and the market's done wonders for Greece, Spain etc. and the whole thing is rock solid and stable.

 

When all else fails go for faux patronising - the Dull MO chapter 6.

Again by your simplistic and nonsensical comments you prove that you don't understand the difference between the single market and the Eurozone, or the EU itself

You really shouldn't talk about economics or business in general, as you patently haven't got a ****ing clue.

For the umpteenth time - what is the prosperous alternative to single market access FOR THE UK?

In your own time......

...Dull rabidly googles Rees Mogg

Dickhead

 

At least your signature is accurate.

You're still asking me the question I've been asking you.

Come on oh wise one, enlighten us.

PS, if you're struggling to find the right way to phrase it, there's probably some good articles and debates out there discussing the same issues.

 

I'm disappointed. The nazi in the garage has normally shat the bed by now and begun frenziedly posting links to Fail and Excess articles...

 

When I asked PnP the following: "So what is your position? Do you want to reduce the national debt or increase it?"
He didn't give a coherent answer. Maybe he thinks there's a third way? Staying the same?

 

And the national debt is just about to be increased dramatically thanks to the effects of Brexit, you dozy old fool!..

 

"The Execution of Gary Glitter" is very powerful - especially at the end
This two minute clip is worth watching

 

Perfectly illustrates the hypocrisy of state sponsored murder...

 

If I compare myself to the EU
I have about 200 clients and don't have the time to do work for any more clients
If I lost half I could do work for the remaining 100 while I looked for more clients
Some people may be worried about that predicament while other people see it as an exciting opportunity
It's simple: some people are scared and some people are brave

 

The 'Brexit dividend' DOES exist: Britain set to benefit from extra £32bn when it leaves the EU with Gove and other MPs demanding money is poured into the NHS
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...demanding-money-poured-NHS.html#ixzz4R0AoK1Pl

 

Nick Clegg should hang his head in shame: As the ex-Lib Dem leader says taxing cannabis will raise £1bn, broadcaster Anne Atkins tells how it shattered the life of her Cambridge graduate daughter
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/a...ambridge-graduate-daughter.html#ixzz4R0AyrYMN

 

With business acumen like that, it can only be a matter of time before Donald Trump offers you a job.

Some people are a bit dim and some people are absolute gibbering nut jobs.

 

Bit late this morning Her Fuhrer. In a diabetic coma were we?

 

I'm an insurgent who can keep us in the EU, says Blair: Former PM says Brexit 'can be stopped' as he admits he didn't call a referendum because he thought he would lose
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-return-frontline-politics.html#ixzz4R0BqgrwI

 

There is a credible case for a second referendum, says Major: Former PM claims Remainers should have more of a say on the terms of Brexit
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...Remainers-say-terms-Brexit.html#ixzz4R0C0d5bX

 

And we're off...

 

'Mickey Mouse' media degrees are a waste of time, says Parky: Veteran journalist believes many students would be better off learning on the job
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...udents-better-learning-job.html#ixzz4R0CPaDfI

 

Ignore the dozy old tosser. He's spamming, and he'll get bored soon. Must be time for his nap soon, after Ola has cooked his full English...

 

Sunny old Andrea does her best to cheer up the Brexit moaners: QUENTIN LETTS on yesterday in Parliament
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-best-cheer-Brexit-moaners.html#ixzz4R0DZNXCl