A lot of Leave voters simply didn't think it would win, and voted for it as a protest against Cameron. Others simply didn't think it would win or that it would not be acted upon, and voted for it as a way to strengthen the UK's hand in future talks with the EU. Neither of those groups believe in brexit, of course. But there are many people that got exactly what they wanted: many Brits of South Asian descent were told (by Priti Patel a.o.) that less Europeans would mean more South Asian immigrants. It was even presented more broader to voters as the solution to the "curry chef shortage". People that voted based on that have gotten exactly what they wanted.
Leaving the EU was the biggest mistake we have ever made. It has been a complete disaster. The politicians who campained to leave including Boris Johnson, Mogg are no longer in power. Everyone else s picking up the slack.
Half the population did everything in their power to sabotage the democratic decision of Brexit........... the other half had to pick up the slack. Is equally as true
Yes! A huge mistake! But don't forget that it was the U.K. that forced its way, if not 'impinged' herself into the EU, back then still EEC! Switzerland never joined, neither Norway or Iceland! And these countries are doing very fine!
Been debt free for two years thanks to Abby Joseph Cohen Services. So sad to see my friends in their 40s with car loans, mortgages and credit card debt.
I was a stay at Home mom with no money in my IRA or any savings of my own, which was scary at 53 years of age. Three years ago I got a part time job and save everything I make. After 3 years, I am 56 yo and have put $9,000 in an IRA and $40,000 in my portfolio with CFA, Abby Joseph Cohen. Since the goal of getting a job was to invest for retirement and NOT up my lifestyle, I was able to scale this quickly to $150,000. If I can do this in a year, anyone can.
I know this lady you just mentioned. Abby Joseph Cohen Services is a portfolio manager and investment advisor. She gained recognition as a former employee at Goldman Sachs; a renowned investor she is. Abby Joseph Cohen has demonstrated expertise in investment strategies and has been involved in managing portfolios and providing guidance to clients.
Well her name is 'ABBY JOSEPH COHEN SERVICES'. Just research the name. You'd find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
@@LenaschmidttttStrange that the phone number on the site is also in use by multicscrest in a different state (177 N Church Ave, Tucson, AZ 85701). Is this normal practice?
The Tory leaders knew exactly what to expect: "British workers are among the worst idlers in the world" And on top of thet the UK has this nice habit of declaring work as unskilled in order to pay lowest possible wages.
I dont think they foreseen the complete treachery of the "remainers", doing everything in their power to deny the democratic vote of the people in being implemented in the best possible manner.
I still feel the horror and anger for what these people did to my life. I live in Australia fortunately, but Brexit ruined my plans to live in Austria with my husband. Its hard t believe that this racist nasty action reached round the world and destroyed my dreams! I hope the UK suffers long and very very hard for what it has done to millions of innocent people! I will likely never get over it!
im in a similar situation, unfortunately I still live here in the uk. im glad you managed to get out but please don't dam all of us, I as many didn't vote for this shit! Condemn every conservative and their voters and reform they are the issue
@@danielwebb8402perhaps this is the overdue karma for the English after all the suffering that they made their empire experience. No ow their arrogance has backfired.
I've spent my vacations in the UK every year since I was young, but I haven't been back since Brexit. I also stopped ordering things from there due to the increased expenses. It's easier for me to visit other countries now. Initially, I planned to move to the UK after completing my studies, but now I'm considering Ireland or East Asia instead. This has been the only change for me, but I can see the immense and dramatic impact it has had on UK citizens. Brexit has completely changed the world. I feel sorry for those who voted against it, especially the young people who can no longer benefit from EU programs. It's disheartening to hear about the UK's developments. Many of the issues don't come as surprises and were bound to happen, which is why the Brexit vote was so shocking for me. It seems like the global influence of the UK is steadily declining.
@@MCLegend13 Absolutely, that sounds like a great alternative. I hope you can make the most of all the resources and take full advantage of CANZUK. Wishing you the best!
For that matter Cameron was not really a remainer either. What europhile would ask "do you want to leave yes or no?" in the best case scenario, it is "no, we dont", and nothing is gained, and it goes on as before, while nobody forced you into a referendum in the first place. worst case and most likely scenario, knowing the eurosceptic nature of the british people, the yes wins and the europhile loses everything. the question itself could tell what was the end game. in France when we had a referendum about Europe a few years back, it was "do you want more europe , meaning more integration in a political union, yes or no?". even when people answered no, nothing was lost. A europhile just does not organize a referendum that just weakens his-her position. the whole thing was just silly to begin with. but everyone went with it. the whole thing was a scam . Against the EU (devised to weaken the union, hoping for a domino effect) and against the people of Britain, who lost the umbrella provided by the EU. because deep down, what people like about the EU is its antiglobalist stand. together, europeans can organise food independence, energy independence, and resist to economic wars by the USA or China, retaliating with tarifs. That is the precise opposite of the "free trade deals". the whole brexit was a globalist operation, and look at the only thing they brag about ever since. Having "free trade deals" the world over. the only ones beneficiaries of free trade deals are the banksters in the city, who can speculate on everything, being your gas bill or the value of your shopping cart at Tesco's. the brexit you obtained is exactlly the brexit that was wanted and organized by the powers truly controlling the political system. They hid behind "democracy" as the vote could get them what they wanted in this particular instance. but now that the Brits want a second vote, all parties have already made clear there will be no more referendum on this subject.
From personal experience, I can say Poles are highly educated, highly skilled and very hard workers. Sure the UK can learn a thing (or 20)from them. It's only a benefit to Poland's economy that so many are returning. In fact, Poland's economy is in much better state the the UK 's
To right with appropriate consequences it’s been a long time since the spikes outside traitors gate at the Tower of London have been properly decorated
To be honest I don't think that Putin will come and JRM is busy counting the money on his offshore bank account after Brexsh*t made sure that no tax collector would ever tax his sweet sweet money...
Several mistakes here. 52% of the population of the UK didn't vote for Brexit. Only 52% of the votes. Among them there were about 1 million Commonwealth citizens that were given a vote even with short residence rights, whilst EU citizens living in the UK for decades had no voice and even British citizens abroad had their right either denied after 15 years or severely limited due to issues with postal votes. Also, once May acted on art 50, the UK only had 2 years to leave. There were some extensions due to the UK's lack of preparation and COVID, and the EU was quite generous by setting up different timescales for the UK so it didn't fall off the cliff on day one. Now it is fully done, so new scapegoats are needed.
Only 37.4% of the population voted in the 'advisory' referendum, and 52% of them voted to leave. Thus 17.4 million out of 66.3 million screwed up the country.
I rememver the results of the referendum morning. I took my kid to school and stopped for a cup of coffee in a small towns cafe. Two elderly ladies were reading newspapers and celebrating brexit. I choke on my coffee. I thought " who on earth would look after you in your carehome? Hospital? Who would pick strawberries? Who would work in all those jobs your grandkids would never do???
Thats always been the case, but its not limited to the UK, its the same across Europe, and one of the main reasons the EU welcomes migrants to its south with open arms
It is worth mentioning that the UK was hell-bent on getting more people through university. This left a vacuum at the bottom that EU workers were happy to fill, and the UK government failed to recognise such exposure. Even the farmers failed on this. They deserve eeeeeeeeverything coming to them.
@ragael1024 Weeeeell. You may have a point. It's a bit difficult to split stupidity between wrong decisions made out of pure laziness, ignorance, a 'senior moment', or genuinely not a full box of chocolates. So it would be a bit unfair on the ones that genuinely made a mistake 😀😃
It also moved a lot of qualifications to university that could be vocational training. As an example, a nurse in Germany will be trained in a hospital with classroom training and practical experience. This means our nurses are paid from day one of their training, not by a "bursary" but paid for their work, and their training fees are covered.
@@Korschtal This is still the cases in parts of the UK. Scotland still offers a nursing qualification akin to an apprenticeship or National vocational qualifications. Making nursing a compulsory university/degree was a Labour party policy introduced by Blair, at the same time as he hiked university fees, and removed the nurses bursary payments....... making nursing less attractive as a profession...... but he could of course reep the benefits of cheap labour from abroad, but the EU, the commonwealth and elsewhere. This "professionalisation of nursing" also created a void in the NHS, as nurses became more akin to junior doctors, and their more "menial tasks" of patient care was taken over by the cheap imported, lesser qualified carer profession.
@@Mr_G_in_Alba Good for Scotland; are they actually paying their trainees from the first day? Nursing training here is known for being comparatively well paid. However, this was only one example; Germany has all kinds of 3 year apprenticeships for everything from cabinet making, instrument making, vets assistants, business people... and a whole second level of retraining to the same standard, which is how I have a professional level qualification and a cabinetmakers' qualification, debt free.
Brexit was inevitable. The UK was never going to tolerate the EU's top-down approach. It was a clash of fundamental philosophies about how economies and societies should be run. But here's the kicker: The UK had no real plan for what to do after Brexit. They knew what they didn't want (EU control), but had no clear vision of what they did want. The result? A mess. The UK economy is floundering. They've got: No coherent economic strategy Chronic underinvestment Stagnant growth A services-heavy economy that's vulnerable to global shifts Persistent inequality that's among the worst in Europe The score isn't just negative; it's a disaster. The UK rejected the EU's approach but failed to replace it with anything better. They're now stuck in a limbo of their own making - free from EU rules but with no clear direction of their own. It's a textbook case of "be careful what you wish for." They got their independence but are now realizing that independence without a plan is just another word for chaos.
The top down approach as you describe is down to the way we sold the EU to the public. The media were always talking about "directives" and our ministers/MPs never explained that a lot these were items we had and which the other EU nations took on board, or laws/rules we accepted as part of the EU .....
I don't see any coverage about the fact that British workers without an EU passport are now second-class workers. They compete at a disadvantage against workers that do have an EU passport, because they can not travel and work as easily in the EU. That matters more in some sectors and professions than in others, of course, hitting especially hard in managerial and professional jobs.
Now it is useless to talk. - Brexit means Brexit. - The media should have dealt with it before, before Brexit, to tell THE TRUTH! Now it is late and useless. 😃👋 Greetings from EU! Friends as before! - We love doing business with you! 😄
The EU actually did do a deal with the UK with "zero tariffs and zero quota". It's just that that does not amount to free trade. There is a distinct possibility that clowns like Farage and Johnson never understood that. What's more surprising is that otherwise pretty keen policy men like Gove and Hannan may not have understood this either, or rather simply didn't understand the magnitude of it.
maybe not...sinking with EU or sinking alone has not difference, but climbing up at least doesn't require dragging dead weight along...and I believe in the British stamina.
Example, you forget: End the movement of food from the UK to the EU and vice versa without fees or preconditions for accessing the Single Market; End duty-free and customs-free movement from the UK to the EU of people and goods; that now that the UK carries out (finally) customs checks on its "side", companies in the EU are increasingly choosing NOT to export to the UK because it is not profitable; the UK's EU import and export quotas are disappearing at a rate that any competent economist would classify as "worrying"; end of a series of things that the EU doesn't want to know anything about because their importance is small, and that the UK needed to sustain its economy, and I could go on for hours unraveling the true consequences of Brexit, but there are hundreds of videos explaining it.. Now, well, now nothing, because for the EU Brexit is a closed matter, and the UK is a third country, like any other. Enjoy it.
Just goes to show, the 'establishment' with Boris in power, could pull his strings like a puppet. He is the most embarrassing entity this country has ever encountered as a person with accountability for their actions...yet those actions were never addressed!!!
Be careful what stats are being used. I could prove anything that I wanted to. Plus, the issue is inequalities and redistribution of wealth. That has gotten worse.
Let me see. They got what they were demanding and now they are complaining about it??? Funny 😂😂😂😂😂 UK: 😂😂😂 we are out EU: we do not have that toxic partner anymore 😂😂😂😂 Everyone happy😂😂😂😂???
Piss off. That's an awfully long winded way to say that the people of the UK elected conservatives, did what conservatives suggest they do, and therefore got all of the pain and suffering they richly deserve. Do you know why America is in one hell of a mess right now? They elected conservatives and are getting exactly what they deserve too.
Anyone that voted Leave in 2016 was gullible, naive and easily fooled. Anyone that still supports it today is just plain thick.
Simple and concise. It's exactly that. Cheers!
@@Oil2024 👍
A lot of Leave voters simply didn't think it would win, and voted for it as a protest against Cameron. Others simply didn't think it would win or that it would not be acted upon, and voted for it as a way to strengthen the UK's hand in future talks with the EU. Neither of those groups believe in brexit, of course.
But there are many people that got exactly what they wanted: many Brits of South Asian descent were told (by Priti Patel a.o.) that less Europeans would mean more South Asian immigrants. It was even presented more broader to voters as the solution to the "curry chef shortage". People that voted based on that have gotten exactly what they wanted.
Leaving the EU was the biggest mistake we have ever made. It has been a complete disaster. The politicians who campained to leave including Boris Johnson, Mogg are no longer in power. Everyone else s picking up the slack.
Half the population did everything in their power to sabotage the democratic decision of Brexit........... the other half had to pick up the slack. Is equally as true
Yes! A huge mistake!
But don't forget that it was the U.K. that forced its way, if not 'impinged' herself into the EU, back then still EEC!
Switzerland never joined, neither Norway or Iceland! And these countries are doing very fine!
Been debt free for two years thanks to Abby Joseph Cohen Services. So sad to see my friends in their 40s with car loans, mortgages and credit card debt.
I was a stay at Home mom with no money in my IRA or any savings of my own, which was scary at 53 years of age. Three years ago I got a part time job and save everything I make. After 3 years, I am 56 yo and have put $9,000 in an IRA and $40,000 in my portfolio with CFA, Abby Joseph Cohen. Since the goal of getting a job was to invest for retirement and NOT up my lifestyle, I was able to scale this quickly to $150,000. If I can do this in a year, anyone can.
I know this lady you just mentioned. Abby Joseph Cohen Services is a portfolio manager and investment advisor. She gained recognition as a former employee at Goldman Sachs; a renowned investor she is. Abby Joseph Cohen has demonstrated expertise in investment strategies and has been involved in managing portfolios and providing guidance to clients.
How can i reach her, if you don't mind me asking?
Well her name is 'ABBY JOSEPH COHEN SERVICES'. Just research the name. You'd find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
@@LenaschmidttttStrange that the phone number on the site is also in use by multicscrest in a different state (177 N Church Ave, Tucson, AZ 85701). Is this normal practice?
Brexit: the biggest con ever.
The Tory leaders knew exactly what to expect:
"British workers are among the worst idlers in the world"
And on top of thet the UK has this nice habit of declaring work as unskilled in order to pay lowest possible wages.
Sounds like a description of the Tories themselves.
I dont think they foreseen the complete treachery of the "remainers", doing everything in their power to deny the democratic vote of the people in being implemented in the best possible manner.
I still feel the horror and anger for what these people did to my life. I live in Australia fortunately, but Brexit ruined my plans to live in Austria with my husband. Its hard t believe that this racist nasty action reached round the world and destroyed my dreams! I hope the UK suffers long and very very hard for what it has done to millions of innocent people! I will likely never get over it!
Well the voice referendum proved that Australia is just as racist.
im in a similar situation, unfortunately I still live here in the uk. im glad you managed to get out but please don't dam all of us, I as many didn't vote for this shit! Condemn every conservative and their voters and reform they are the issue
Or
You don't have the human right to live in whatever country you choose. Put your big boy pants on and ask that country's permission.
@@danielwebb8402perhaps this is the overdue karma for the English after all the suffering that they made their empire experience. No ow their arrogance has backfired.
I've spent my vacations in the UK every year since I was young, but I haven't been back since Brexit. I also stopped ordering things from there due to the increased expenses. It's easier for me to visit other countries now. Initially, I planned to move to the UK after completing my studies, but now I'm considering Ireland or East Asia instead. This has been the only change for me, but I can see the immense and dramatic impact it has had on UK citizens. Brexit has completely changed the world. I feel sorry for those who voted against it, especially the young people who can no longer benefit from EU programs. It's disheartening to hear about the UK's developments. Many of the issues don't come as surprises and were bound to happen, which is why the Brexit vote was so shocking for me. It seems like the global influence of the UK is steadily declining.
@@MCLegend13 Absolutely, that sounds like a great alternative. I hope you can make the most of all the resources and take full advantage of CANZUK. Wishing you the best!
Johnson was not staunch supporter of Brexit he was just an opportunist working out his daddy issues
For that matter Cameron was not really a remainer either. What europhile would ask "do you want to leave yes or no?" in the best case scenario, it is "no, we dont", and nothing is gained, and it goes on as before, while nobody forced you into a referendum in the first place. worst case and most likely scenario, knowing the eurosceptic nature of the british people, the yes wins and the europhile loses everything. the question itself could tell what was the end game.
in France when we had a referendum about Europe a few years back, it was "do you want more europe , meaning more integration in a political union, yes or no?". even when people answered no, nothing was lost. A europhile just does not organize a referendum that just weakens his-her position. the whole thing was just silly to begin with. but everyone went with it.
the whole thing was a scam . Against the EU (devised to weaken the union, hoping for a domino effect) and against the people of Britain, who lost the umbrella provided by the EU. because deep down, what people like about the EU is its antiglobalist stand. together, europeans can organise food independence, energy independence, and resist to economic wars by the USA or China, retaliating with tarifs. That is the precise opposite of the "free trade deals". the whole brexit was a globalist operation, and look at the only thing they brag about ever since. Having "free trade deals" the world over. the only ones beneficiaries of free trade deals are the banksters in the city, who can speculate on everything, being your gas bill or the value of your shopping cart at Tesco's.
the brexit you obtained is exactlly the brexit that was wanted and organized by the powers truly controlling the political system. They hid behind "democracy" as the vote could get them what they wanted in this particular instance. but now that the Brits want a second vote, all parties have already made clear there will be no more referendum on this subject.
Well you got rid of the Polish workers.
Thanks, Polands economy will surpass Brittan by 2035. I mean it. Thankyou.
Will?
Or "if you get an 8 year old to draw a straight line on a highly cherry picked graph."?
Well some thanks are due surely, the UK did look after Poland's unemployed for 20 years.
From personal experience, I can say Poles are highly educated, highly skilled and very hard workers.
Sure the UK can learn a thing (or 20)from them.
It's only a benefit to Poland's economy that so many are returning.
In fact, Poland's economy is in much better state the the UK 's
we need a public inquiry into Brexit
To right with appropriate consequences it’s been a long time since the spikes outside traitors gate at the Tower of London have been properly decorated
To be honest I don't think that Putin will come and JRM is busy counting the money on his offshore bank account after Brexsh*t made sure that no tax collector would ever tax his sweet sweet money...
Dear British farmers and farm workers. Your own country calling you "low skilled".
Several mistakes here. 52% of the population of the UK didn't vote for Brexit. Only 52% of the votes. Among them there were about 1 million Commonwealth citizens that were given a vote even with short residence rights, whilst EU citizens living in the UK for decades had no voice and even British citizens abroad had their right either denied after 15 years or severely limited due to issues with postal votes. Also, once May acted on art 50, the UK only had 2 years to leave. There were some extensions due to the UK's lack of preparation and COVID, and the EU was quite generous by setting up different timescales for the UK so it didn't fall off the cliff on day one. Now it is fully done, so new scapegoats are needed.
Only 37.4% of the population voted in the 'advisory' referendum, and 52% of them voted to leave. Thus 17.4 million out of 66.3 million screwed up the country.
I rememver the results of the referendum morning. I took my kid to school and stopped for a cup of coffee in a small towns cafe. Two elderly ladies were reading newspapers and celebrating brexit. I choke on my coffee. I thought " who on earth would look after you in your carehome? Hospital? Who would pick strawberries? Who would work in all those jobs your grandkids would never do???
Spare us the faux indignation, you wouldn't do these jobs either.
@@jannenreuben7398what a low IQ response
@@jannenreuben7398 i wouldn't. But those people did...thats the point
They voted to have very miserable last days of their lives. Just like the good old days....
Brexit as cost this coutry Billions of pounds in lost Trade....and Tax Revenues.
A top level report shows.
The government had no idea what farm workers did because the workers were people who weren’t worthy of notice in the first place
Thats always been the case, but its not limited to the UK, its the same across Europe, and one of the main reasons the EU welcomes migrants to its south with open arms
It is worth mentioning that the UK was hell-bent on getting more people through university. This left a vacuum at the bottom that EU workers were happy to fill, and the UK government failed to recognise such exposure. Even the farmers failed on this. They deserve eeeeeeeeverything coming to them.
that may be a too heavy price to pay, though :(
@ragael1024 Weeeeell. You may have a point. It's a bit difficult to split stupidity between wrong decisions made out of pure laziness, ignorance, a 'senior moment', or genuinely not a full box of chocolates. So it would be a bit unfair on the ones that genuinely made a mistake 😀😃
It also moved a lot of qualifications to university that could be vocational training. As an example, a nurse in Germany will be trained in a hospital with classroom training and practical experience. This means our nurses are paid from day one of their training, not by a "bursary" but paid for their work, and their training fees are covered.
@@Korschtal This is still the cases in parts of the UK. Scotland still offers a nursing qualification akin to an apprenticeship or National vocational qualifications.
Making nursing a compulsory university/degree was a Labour party policy introduced by Blair, at the same time as he hiked university fees, and removed the nurses bursary payments....... making nursing less attractive as a profession...... but he could of course reep the benefits of cheap labour from abroad, but the EU, the commonwealth and elsewhere. This "professionalisation of nursing" also created a void in the NHS, as nurses became more akin to junior doctors, and their more "menial tasks" of patient care was taken over by the cheap imported, lesser qualified carer profession.
@@Mr_G_in_Alba Good for Scotland; are they actually paying their trainees from the first day? Nursing training here is known for being comparatively well paid.
However, this was only one example; Germany has all kinds of 3 year apprenticeships for everything from cabinet making, instrument making, vets assistants, business people... and a whole second level of retraining to the same standard, which is how I have a professional level qualification and a cabinetmakers' qualification, debt free.
Brexit was inevitable. The UK was never going to tolerate the EU's top-down approach. It was a clash of fundamental philosophies about how economies and societies should be run.
But here's the kicker: The UK had no real plan for what to do after Brexit.
They knew what they didn't want (EU control), but had no clear vision of what they did want.
The result? A mess. The UK economy is floundering. They've got:
No coherent economic strategy
Chronic underinvestment
Stagnant growth
A services-heavy economy that's vulnerable to global shifts
Persistent inequality that's among the worst in Europe
The score isn't just negative; it's a disaster.
The UK rejected the EU's approach but failed to replace it with anything better.
They're now stuck in a limbo of their own making - free from EU rules but with no clear direction of their own.
It's a textbook case of "be careful what you wish for."
They got their independence but are now realizing that independence without a plan is just another word for chaos.
The top down approach as you describe is down to the way we sold the EU to the public. The media were always talking about "directives" and our ministers/MPs never explained that a lot these were items we had and which the other EU nations took on board, or laws/rules we accepted as part of the EU .....
I don't see any coverage about the fact that British workers without an EU passport are now second-class workers. They compete at a disadvantage against workers that do have an EU passport, because they can not travel and work as easily in the EU. That matters more in some sectors and professions than in others, of course, hitting especially hard in managerial and professional jobs.
Now it is useless to talk. - Brexit means Brexit. - The media should have dealt with it before, before Brexit, to tell THE TRUTH! Now it is late and useless. 😃👋
Greetings from EU! Friends as before! - We love doing business with you! 😄
Hello guy from Belguim here. Just want to ask you guys are still being busy with? Or is it not a big deal like in this video.
In 2016 i voted Remain most people i spoke to said out out out . 8 years later there are no jobs what happened to them ?
The EU actually did do a deal with the UK with "zero tariffs and zero quota". It's just that that does not amount to free trade. There is a distinct possibility that clowns like Farage and Johnson never understood that. What's more surprising is that otherwise pretty keen policy men like Gove and Hannan may not have understood this either, or rather simply didn't understand the magnitude of it.
maybe not...sinking with EU or sinking alone has not difference, but climbing up at least doesn't require dragging dead weight along...and I believe in the British stamina.
Example, you forget:
End the movement of food from the UK to the EU and vice versa without fees or preconditions for accessing the Single Market; End duty-free and customs-free movement from the UK to the EU of people and goods; that now that the UK carries out (finally) customs checks on its "side", companies in the EU are increasingly choosing NOT to export to the UK because it is not profitable; the UK's EU import and export quotas are disappearing at a rate that any competent economist would classify as "worrying"; end of a series of things that the EU doesn't want to know anything about because their importance is small, and that the UK needed to sustain its economy, and I could go on for hours unraveling the true consequences of Brexit, but there are hundreds of videos explaining it..
Now, well, now nothing, because for the EU Brexit is a closed matter, and the UK is a third country, like any other. Enjoy it.
Just goes to show, the 'establishment' with Boris in power, could pull his strings like a puppet. He is the most embarrassing entity this country has ever encountered as a person with accountability for their actions...yet those actions were never addressed!!!
Now the British can have those jobs 😂😂😂😂😂😂
version without background music?
So Leave lied about things?
Were they incompetent or what?
the documentary talks about some economist's studies, but where are those stats on the video?
Yes, and they fill the video with lot of stock footages and same repeatable animation.
Hows uk real wages changed since 2016 / 2021 compared to Germany/France/Italy? 10% slower or much of a muchness?
Be careful what stats are being used. I could prove anything that I wanted to. Plus, the issue is inequalities and redistribution of wealth. That has gotten worse.
Let me see. They got what they were demanding and now they are complaining about it??? Funny 😂😂😂😂😂
UK: 😂😂😂 we are out
EU: we do not have that toxic partner anymore 😂😂😂😂
Everyone happy😂😂😂😂???
Brexit has raised wages in the construction industry without doubt.
Congratulations. Brexit benefits has just arrived
Yes!
People knew what they voted for.
Piss off. That's an awfully long winded way to say that the people of the UK elected conservatives, did what conservatives suggest they do, and therefore got all of the pain and suffering they richly deserve.
Do you know why America is in one hell of a mess right now? They elected conservatives and are getting exactly what they deserve too.
Farage in 2013: th-cam.com/video/aFDojKPU22Q/w-d-xo.html
Love the way Farage goes on and on about the European elections when he spends most of the time saying they are "unelected bureaucrats"
7/22/2024
Never later to return. Experiment didn’t work
17.4 million is NOT 51% OF BRITISH VOTERS . OR 17.4 MILLION IS HALF OF 35 MILLION AND I KNOW WE HAVE OVER 46 MILLION BRITISH ABLE TO VOTE.
You are not a voter until your vote is cast.......... before that you are only an eligible voter......... if you dont use it, you lose it.
Did not no young child could vote lol.
@@davidfoster2006
46 million who were old enough to vote
as population of U.K roughly 66 million
Ah. The classic "all non voters obviously agree with me" definition of democracy
@danielwebb8402 so I VOTE TO REJOIN ,YOU DIDN'T VOTE SO I'M RIGHT . NOW 70% of people want to rejoin , you can show NO benefits so we are right.
Cameron was worst pm ever as he enabled this shit to happen!