There is little enthusiasm for Brexit

There won't be a lot of street parties when it becomes clear that around 2% of GDP per year is being lost.

I wonder if Boris will have to go into hiding on Richard Branson's island?

The fact that Boris ****ing Johnson is Foreign Secretary is the biggest joke to arise out of all of this. The perfect representation of how much of a mess everything is.

I know the usual theory is that May appointed him so that he could make a complete dog's breakfast of the whole thing and from then on be a busted flush, but a part of me can't help wondering if in fact she was just sticking two fingers up to the intelligent people in the community and saying "look, I can do what the **** I want, including appointing a self-serving creep like him to be Foreign Secretary".

At some point you just have to accept that the majority of people in your country are stupid and don't know how to look after their own best interests, and get out of there. For now, you are still free to move to any of the other 27 EU countries, and lots of them are better places to live than the UK these days.

I have actually been exploring the possibility if there are jobs out there. The thing is I question if there are language requirements - that is the roadblock.

I have actually been exploring the possibility if there are jobs out there. The thing is I question if there are language requirements - that is the roadblock.

But why should we? All for the sake of a tiny 4% majority. A vote based off lies about immigration, xenophobia and bigotry that if anything amounts to electoral fraud which in itself should be enough to void the result.

Add to that the fact a lot of leave voters now regret their decision. Get real the support for Bexit is falling. Why should we be put through the misery of something increasing fewer people want?

At the very least give people a second chance.

Another issue is a lot of us couldn't even vote, yet its our lives and careers that will be most affected by leaving the EU! It's our courses that will loose funding, it's our job opportunities that will be lost.
Is it right that many who were allowed to vote Brexit were retired and will not suffer like the millions of under 18 year olds who are affected?

But why should we? All for the sake of a tiny 4% majority. A vote based off lies about immigration, xenophobia and bigotry that if anything amounts to electoral fraud which in itself should be enough to void the result.

Add to that the fact a lot of leave voters now regret their decision. Get real the support for Bexit is falling. Why should we be put through the misery of something increasing fewer people want?

At the very least give people a second chance.

Another issue is a lot of us couldn't even vote, yet its our lives and careers that will be most affected by leaving the EU! It's our courses that will loose funding, it's our job opportunities that will be lost.
Is it right that many who were allowed to vote Brexit were retired and will not suffer like the millions of under 18 year olds who are affected?

The language is only an obstacle at first, and I do think lots of people let it scare them too much. Think about all these Eastern Europeans FLOODING the UK and stealing all the menial jobs - most of them aren't fluent in English before they get here! And if they can do it, why can't well-educated British people do the same?

Because Brits don't want to do menial jobs for the minimum wage.

Well for the simple reason that because if it had been a 4% majority the other way we'd be staying, and you'd think it outrageous if someone suggested that because the margin was small and because leave only slightly lost we should therefore leave.

I used to feel sorry for poor people because they didn't have the intelligence or nous to get a well paid job or start a good business. But now a lot of them voted Leave and they are going to be in an even worse position with inflation eating away at their benefit money and government spending cuts, I think it serves them right and I don't have any guilt about it at all.

So contrary to the leave campaigns visions of street parties and national celebration following a massive victory for leave it didn't happen.

So if Brexit was so great, then where were the street parties and national celebrations, an Independence Day for Britain? Very low key if that, and enthusiasm for Brexit is declining rapidly.

It wasn't a massive victory either only a pathetic 4% majority, many of whom decided to vote leave on the day having been fed lies about immigration etc but having never thought it through.

Now a lot of Brexit voters regret their decision.

The pound is falling in value. Cost of petrol is going up. Cost of living and consumer goods set to cost more. We all remember the horror of the 2008 recession and misery of the last 6 years of austerity, then things were getting better in 2015-2016 our fragile economy improving. Now Brexit has smashed that recovery.

At one time £1 would get 1euro and 30 cents now £1 is worth around 88cents in some places!
University EU funding will cease. A lot of EU funded FE courses, appretiships etc will be gone and sadly it's those affected by this 16 year olds who weren't even given the bloody chance to vote presumably for fear they'd vote to stay.

Also the days of bringing back generous supplies of cheap booze from Europe are over it'll soon be 1 lire of spirits max, another kick in the teeth for the hard working poor looking for a bargain.

So if there wasn't a lot of pomp and circumstance on June 23rd there's not gonna be much more over the coming months more like a lot of grief and anger. Because enthusiasm to leave the EU is dying rapidly. It's probably got less support than the illegal invasion of Iraq but like that sadly its something that's gonna happen and is rapidly losing its support.

Don't expect any waving of the Union Jack or St George's cross, we won't be partying and those who wanted Brexit...your ears will be burning, don't expect to feel comfortable in the false belief that this is any celebration, feel the guilt as jobs are lost, as opportunities for the young are snuffed out, enjoy paying more for your petrol and food. That the Scottish now have a lot more reason to despise the English having been taken out of the EU when most wanted to stay. What a sorry miserable mess this has become.

Of course it need not be like that, May could see this lack of enthusiasm and call a second referendum, or a general election or damn well resign.

Brexit means Brexit? To most of us it means jack s***

Yes, she followed the line of the people like Heseltine who suggested 'Oh just let Boris sort it out'. I think it is more a political insurance move as she knows that it is more than likely that the UK economy will be on the verge of reset in the remaining time that her party is in power. Official line is of course to make Brexit work, but she knows that in the timeframe they have left that it is not really possible as Cameron says they will be "doing the hard ****". So they will be forced to make very unpopular decisions and cut many more things than are being cut right now in the likely result of a reset or near reset.
Boris is the sacrificial lamb where they can pin the blame on individual incompetence within their party.

The ball is in the Corbynistas' court really. They can inherit a government that has made the very unpopular decisions already and be the ones that create the jobs and growth for the future.

Do you get involved in campaigning much?

May is running a country on the brink of a massive recession. The pound is falling daily, there will be many job losses, only today several popular items have been removed from the shelves of Tesco, but other Supermarkets will follow as will the Cash & Carrys supplying our independent corner shops and market stalls. Other food items too will disappear.
Unilver Monsanto etc not only supply food and home products they also make the fertilisers and feed stuffs used by our farmers.

So we can expect hugely inflated food prices and our favourite foods no longer been available any where. That's on top of people being put out of work and then having their welfare payments cut as part of a new austerity.

The last recession did Gordon Brown a lot of harm and the global banking crisis that caused it wasn't even his fault. This time its our own fault. Where Brown could not stop the credit crunch, at least May can abandon Brexit. There can be a recovery. But if she fails to do that I can not see her winning any popularity contests and I think her days as PM are severely numbered, pending some of her MPs to demand her immediate resignation. Thatcher was forced to resign by her own party for her Euro skeptic views.

We are calling on a cross party coalition of pro- remain MPs to stop this idiotic nonsense, call for a vote of no confidence in May and if needed get a second EU referendum or General election. And if that even means another Lib dem- coalition with Tories Or labour then so damn be it!

May is running a country on the brink of a massive recession. The pound is falling daily, there will be many job losses, only today several popular items have been removed from the shelves of Tesco, but other Supermarkets will follow as will the Cash & Carrys supplying our independent corner shops and market stalls. Other food items too will disappear.
Unilver Monsanto etc not only supply food and home products they also make the fertilisers and feed stuffs used by our farmers.

So we can expect hugely inflated food prices and our favourite foods no longer been available any where. That's on top of people being put out of work and then having their welfare payments cut as part of a new austerity.

The last recession did Gordon Brown a lot of harm and the global banking crisis that caused it wasn't even his fault. This time its our own fault. Where Brown could not stop the credit crunch, at least May can abandon Brexit. There can be a recovery. But if she fails to do that I can not see her winning any popularity contests and I think her days as PM are severely numbered, pending some of her MPs to demand her immediate resignation. Thatcher was forced to resign by her own party for her Euro skeptic views.

We are calling on a cross party coalition of pro- remain MPs to stop this idiotic nonsense, call for a vote of no confidence in May and if needed get a second EU referendum or General election. And if that even means another Lib dem- coalition with Tories Or labour then so damn be it!

And not a single claim there stands up to scrutiny, or at least the ones forming the point of the argument. It's on a brink of a recession that even the people who were forecasting a recession to try to manipulate us into remaining are saying is nowhere in sight; the pound is falling daily, which I guess means yesterday needs erasing from history; there will be many job losses...which would generally imply a significantly slowing economy, which we've already touched on; suddenly loads of stuff will be off the shelves, because apparently, idk, big businesses are going to refuse to sell to one of their biggest markets or something; and super high inflation that is nowhere to be seen.

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Because Brits don't want to do menial jobs for the minimum wage.