Should the UK remain a member of the EU

[deiseach]

[rangers77]

Nope it's a sinking ship full of rats

 

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[stringvest]

They just make them, plus there’s loads more now.

Preston Brook?

[AngryOfTuebrook]

Nope it's a sinking ship full of rats

 

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Anyone got a clue what this is in response to?

[Moctezuma]

Anyone got a clue what this is in response to?

The UK?

[mattyq]

Anyone got a clue what this is in response to?

Brexit or the Tory Party

[Numero Veinticinco]

[moof]

Turns out austerity only went and caused brexit. Who’d have thunk it?

 

https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/economics/research/centres/cage/manage/publications/381-2018_fetzer.pdf

 

This paper presents novel and comprehensive evidence suggesting that austerity induced welfare reforms brought about by the Conservative-led coalition government from late 2010 onwards are key to understanding Brexit. Austerity-induced welfare reforms are a strong driving factor behind the growing support for the populist Ukip party in the wake of the EU referendum, contributed to the development of broader anti-establishment preferences and are strongly associated with popular support for Leave. The results suggest that the EU referendum either may not have taken place, or, as a back of the envelope calculations suggests, could have resulted in a victory for remain, had it not been for austerity.

[Captain Turdseye]

Turns out austerity only went and caused brexit. Who’d have thunk it?

 

https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/economics/research/centres/cage/manage/publications/381-2018_fetzer.pdf

 

This paper presents novel and comprehensive evidence suggesting that austerity induced welfare reforms brought about by the Conservative-led coalition government from late 2010 onwards are key to understanding Brexit. Austerity-induced welfare reforms are a strong driving factor behind the growing support for the populist Ukip party in the wake of the EU referendum, contributed to the development of broader anti-establishment preferences and are strongly associated with popular support for Leave. The results suggest that the EU referendum either may not have taken place, or, as a back of the envelope calculations suggests, could have resulted in a victory for remain, had it not been for austerity.

CORBYN SHOULD HAVE STOPPED AUSTERITY

[cloggypop]

CORBYN SHOULD HAVE STOPPED AUSTERITY

He can't do that because he's unelectable. He needs to move his policies to the right and become more austerity to stop austerity.

[Jairzinho]

He can't do that because he's unelectable. He needs to move his policies to the right and become more austerity to stop austerity.

So you're saying he's a Holocaust denier?

[cloggypop]

So you're saying he's a Holocaust denier?

Why can't he just be Tony Blair?

[Jairzinho]

I wish everyone was Tony Blair.

 

He's my fave war criminal.

[cloggypop]

Out of all of Rupert Murdoch's kids godparents, he's my favourite.

[Bobby Hundreds]

Well he did allegedly get cosy with Ruperts wife. I wonder how Blair would of fared if 9/11 didn't happen.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

It's always worth remembering how consistently the UK public were lied to about the EU for years before the Referendum.

 

https://tompride-wordpress-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/tompride.wordpress.com/2017/12/05/see-20-years-of-fake-news-about-eu-by-uk-press-vote-for-your-favourite-here/amp/

[Boss]

Not true either. There’s a good fact check on this.

 

Any outside insulin is shit 80’s grade technology. The EU stuff is state of the art. Keeps more people alive.

 

The state of the art insulins are slow acting insulins like Lantus - which is a brand name of a insulin glargine recombinant that can be made anywhere in the world. Their patent expired in 2015 and there are generics in the UK market place already made by the likes of Lily and Boehringer. I don't know where you've got this 'revert back to 80's technology' thing from but it's patently not true. 

 

The government use buffer stock protocols to make sure there isn't a shortage and there are contingency plans in place and flexibility within the supply chain to make sure it won't happen. Then again I wouldn't trust this government to take themselves across the road, so it's possible, but it'll be their own incompetence that's the cause, rather than Brexit itself. 

[Lee909]

If we have to buy stocks of insulin from the US the NHS will get bent over a fucking barrell. Its ridiculously expensive. The other stuff they have is shite you can buy in Walmart. Fucking around and any chances of shortsge of insulin is potentially a fucking death sentence to those that need it.

[Lee909]

The state of the art insulins are slow acting insulins like Lantus - which is a brand name of a insulin glargine recombinant that can be made anywhere in the world. Their patent expired in 2015 and there are generics in the UK market place already made by the likes of Lily and Boehringer. I don't know where you've got this 'revert back to 80's technology' thing from but it's patently not true.

 

The government use buffer stock protocols to make sure there isn't a shortage and there are contingency plans in place and flexibility within the supply chain to make sure it won't happen. Then again I wouldn't trust this government to take themselves across the road, so it's possible, but it'll be their own incompetence that's the cause, rather than Brexit itself.

I wouldn't trust these cunts at all

I have had major fuck of stocks of creon of late. Seems to be clearing up and luckily i try to overstock a bit

[lifetime fan]

Fox really is a simpleton twat.

 

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-45073294

[clangers]

Fox really is a simpleton twat.

 

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-45073294

Carefully timed to start blaming the EU, it's a negotiation, both sides have red lines, hardly makes it's one sides fault. What happened to this being the easiest deal in history?

[magicrat]

Fox really is a simpleton twat.

 

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-45073294

 

Given the massive cunt has zero interest in anything other than a clean break his statement just wreaks of hypocrisy.

Make impossible demands and blame the other side when they refuse. Does anyone really believe his shite ?

 

The other point to this is it challenges May who is clearly leading the negotiations,  Going to end in meltdown in the Autumn , 

[Rico1304]

Stolen from twitter.

 

In 8 months time, EU citizens will have one less country that they can freely move to for travel, work, study or retirement.

 

Whereas UK citizens will lose their right to do so in 27 countries, because 37% of the UK electorate believed a bunch lies from manipulative politicians.

[Section_31]

The full details of Russia’s gold deal offer to Arron Banks ahead of the EU referendum are revealed in a leaked document which mentions exclusive “opportunities not available to others” and support from a Kremlin bank.

 

A seven-slide presentation, seen for the first time, shows how Banks – the main donor behind Leave.EU – was offered the chance of making potentially enormous profits in a deal featuring a Russian gold company.

 

The offer was made through Alexander Yakovenko, Russia’s ambassador in London

 

 

 

 

 

Suss as fuck this, time to put the brakes on.

[Anny Road]

It's a completely fucking bizarre scenario when the leader of the opposition is backing the leave vote when he supported the remain campaign but secretly wants to leave anyway.

And a Prime Minister who is backing the leave vote but secretly wants to stay after backing the remain campaign.

 

So you have one who really would like to leave and one who really would like to stay but both have to say the opposite for fear of electoral oblivion.

How did we end up here?