Deutscher hier: Ich mag UK. Ich war als Teenager vor vielen Jahren in London und Umgebung für einen Sprachaufenthalt dort und es waren sehr nette und tolle Menschen. Ganz liebe Grüße aus Deutschland 🎉
When you visited London it was full of people from Britain and the British Commonwealth. From 2003 onward (following expansion of the EU from 12 reasonable Western European nations, to what it is now), it was full of Poles, Lithuanians, Hungarians, Romanians and other ex-eastern bloc migrants who entered "legally" without anyone's consent, in numbers that have destroyed British culture overnight. This is why Brexit happened. It's not that Britain did not want to be part of a community. It's because 15 million people born in Eastern Europe, walked into Britain, overwhelming an already struggling and overcrowded nation, to the point of destruction.
@@helgeromer2331 I don't mind people arriving in manageable numbers, but when those numbers are millions of legal migrants born in viable nations, entering to undercut wages, there's a problem.
If Scotland gets independent, they won't be able to join the EU because of the fact that every EU member has to accept their request. And i don't think that Spain will accept it because of their own problems with separatism.
I doubt that Scottish people are blind to what has happened to England, and now to the Republic of Ireland. Do they really want opened borders where every Eastern European nation from Poland to Moldova can just walk in legally? Brexit was the best thing ever to happen to Britain. It's just a terrible shame that it wasn't completed.
It shows how ignorant you are, the 2016 referendum was a 'United Kingdom' vote. the terms and conditions were agreed by all represented by the four corners of the UK.
@@klarasee806 Really, an ignorant or dumb response. Scotland could have gone their own way with independence, although not with certainty, before the EU referendum. However they voted to remain in the U.K. The U.K. was in the EU and the U.K. overall voted to leave.
Alleine die Aussage, "die EU trifft Entscheidungen für uns" ist an so vielen Stellen falsch, denn an allen Abstimmungen waren die Briten selbst beteiligt und haben häufig, für sich Sonderregeln herausgehandelt.
You all neglect one simple fact. The British people WANT Brexit. They don't want to be a part of some mongrel federation. They want to remain British. None of you ever stopped to consider this fact.
In your opinion maybe, not for the democratic majority of the UK who voted for sovereignty, independence from a corrupt, anti democratic, unaccountable, declining, protectionist, mafioso organisation run by a bunch of childish, vindictive, self serving, gravy train riding, free loading parasites. Leaving was about self governance, empowering the UK to make its own decisions. It does not set in stone what those decisions must be, it's back in the hands of the UK public and not in the hands of or shackled to Brussels.
As a EU citizen, I think Brexit didn't just end the UK's 'membership' in the EU. I think it also destroyed a lot of trust in the UK as a reliable partner. Not so much because the UK left the EU, but because of the way the UK behaved during the negotiations before and after Brexit and because of the fact the UK didn't stick to all the agreements it made with the EU after Brexit. In the long run, I think the EU would probably be open for the UK to join. But I don't see this happening in the near future. The UK would need to proof that it is a reliable partner first. I also think the major political parties in the UK would all have to support this, not just the current government. Otherwise, the risk is too high that after the next election, the UK wants to leave again.
@@Flo-vn9ty I think we (EU) are better off without them. They are cherrypickers for excemptions and are not supporting unification. New member states in the EU are thinking much more european than these islanders. They have their Commonwealth, why "dance on two weddings". ??
There are net payers and net takers in the EU. The EU is made up of the large European industrial states. Without the money from these states, the EU is incapable of anything. Great Britain is one of these large European industrial states. So with Great Britain's exit, the EU has lost a net payer. Why shouldn't the EU want Great Britain back???
I think it was a mistake for the British to leave us. Nevertheless, the future of the EU is written in the stars. Germany's economy will shrink and with it the contribution that DE can make. Let's not kid ourselves, if Germany stops paying, the EU will fall apart. As a German, I don't believe that countries like Poland, Hungary or Slovakia are prepared to pay money into the EU.
The rich and the upper classes got what they wanted: They now "own" the lower classes of GB again - and they probably like the result. Those who are now back in their thrall seem to disagree. Their freedom to just pick up and better themselves elsewhere without begging their "betters" to be allowed to do so has been seriously limited or even eliminated - and there is no recourse to a higher instance.
This! It was a piece of work: selling the Brits on irrelevant peanuts like the imperial units of measurement, and hiding in the process, that it was all about being able to hide and multiply the ill-gotten wealth they made by tweaking the financial sectors and the tax in their favor.
7.03 Not this illusion of "cherry-picking" again ! Mr Stamer won't find a "solution" which will make trade easier with the EU as there is NONE ! It is still " either in or out" ! The EU has NO OBLIGATION to make life easier for the UK re economics and unfortunately there seems to be the misconception still that the EU is a trading bloc only. It is NOT !
52% of Britons voted in favour of leaving the EU. It was only a narrow majority and if the vote were repeated today, perhaps 52% would vote to remain. But not because people had learnt anything, but by chance. In reality, this country is simply split down the middle on this issue. Like some countries in Europe, by the way. They just didn't have a clown like Boris Johnson.
Hallo. Ja dies ist leider die traurige Wahrheit. Die politische und wirtschaftliche Einflussnahme Großbritanniens ist dadurch noch weiter eingeschränkt worden. Wollen wir einmal beobachten, was die Zukunft bringt. Wer weiß, vielleicht erleben wir wieder eine Art Rückbesinnung. Vieles in der Zukunft hängt natürlich auch davon ab, wie sich die britische Wirtschaft entwickelt. Zusammengefasst war es bei Weitem Negativer, als das es Positiv in die mittelfristige Zukunft gegangen wäre. Noch einen schönen Abend.👍👍
After Brexit, many English companies have sprung up like mushrooms in my neighborhood in Germany. Instead of being happy about it, everyone finds it sad. We want you back guys.
Great video, very close to the reality in the UK: Many Britons think Brexit was a mistake and many (even among Remainers) don't wan't to go back (re-live the Brexit trauma?). We also see in many people's views traces of brainwashing against the EU (It should reform, it should be wide open to ANY products in the world irrespective if local jobs are damaged. Conclusion: many Britons are not really interested in politics (check-proofing facts) but rather repeat platitudes they read in Tabloids.
What you're not seeing is the only reason it happened. Prior to 2003, no one in Britain complained about opened borders. Eleven western European nations could come and go, and stay, and do as they please in Britain. No problems. Why? It was reciprocal. If 25K migrants came in, 25K migrants went out. When the first of 15 new EU members got the green light to enter, that changed to 25:1. Convert that into millions and you now understand what caused Brexit. End of story...or not. You see, instead of sending those uninvited ex-eastern bloc opportunists home, successive administrations were ordered to ignore the will of the British people. Britain is not a theme park. It's not some special case. It's a country that has citizens in it. Take all post expansion EU migrants back, and remove all open borders policies, and change one or two other things which exploit Britain's wealth, and then the UK would consider rejoining. If you can't do that, then be content, because Britain will NOT be rejoining the EU.
Sie sollten ein paar Interviews in Clacton, wo Herr Farage den Parlamentssitz gewonnen hat, und in anderen Städten, die für den Brexit gestimmt haben, machen. In Ihrem Video sieht es so aus, als gäbe es nur sehr wenige Pro-Brexit-Wähler; die Umfragen zeigen keine so große Mehrheit für den Wiedereintritt in die EU.
as Obama once said, the UK would be at the back of the queue and starting from scratch which means no opt out clause regarding the monetary union and many other perks the UK previously enjoyed. The only thing that could work for the UK is the reversal of brexit, and since that won't happen re-joining would sadly almost be an exercise in absurdity. The EU will never give the UK what it once had. So we're screwed. 4:37 -- old.... ignorant and ill educated. Every short sentence was simply gibberish. 6:01 -- by comparison, she is very smart and absolutely right. 8:50 -- no. It was only a non binding referendum which was forced through by sophisticated manipulation by the people who hired Cambridge Analytica to implement the manipulative apps which fooled the regular smartphone user folk arranged and paid for by the corrupt liars who implemented that (who should be rounded up and sentenced to at least 100 years each). 10:20 -- Has a brain that works. edited: typo edited.
Es ist so einfach!Gemeinsam kann man viel schaffen! Die EU ist eine Ländergemeinschaft! Die Briten wollten an dieser Gemeinschaft nicht mehr teilnehmen!
Sadly you are correct. But the British young were betrayed by older generations. British people were deeply misled by sensationalist British media and some serving piticians.
I am German and I very much regret that Great Britain left the EU. Why did you do that? You are so similar to us and we urgently needed you. If only as a counterweight to the money-wasters in the south.
Es tut mir für die Britten leid die in der EU bleiben wollten. Die Steuern, die Hilfe, der Zusammenhalt, der Markt und die Wirtschaft. Vielleicht hat es eine gute Sache an sich, wenn der Krieg in allen Richtungen mehr eskaliert. Doch das britische Emperium von früher wird sich wohl kaum wiederholen..
Und die Nordiren! In meinem Verständnis einer demokratischen ‚Union‘ hätte das Brexit Ergebnis ein draw sein sollen…2 Länder, Schootland und Nordirland waren Remain, und Waes und England waren Leave… Als eine Bürgerin eines federal regierten Staates, es ist für mich absolut unverständlich warum das so gewertet wurde von absoluten Stimmen, und nicht ner Unionsmitglied. England wird immer alle überstimmen was totale Abstimmungen angeht, weil dort die meisten Läute wohnen….das ist undemokratisch, weil Englische stimmen mehr wert sind!
2 suggestions: I once heard that England was described to be the first colony of the British empire, not Ireland, not Scotland. That was at least in the 11th century. Did it ever change? The Uxbridge boys convinced the British underclass to vote Brexit to blame the EU for all the mistakes and problems they made and so this is it.
I'm from Germany Black Forest and I like the English, if you want to come back you have my blessing, I think it's great that you want to go back, if that's the case then it's completely fine with me
@@jurgenproschild1672 l love Germany. Love your bakeries. Beautiful towns and villages. It is a crying shame more brits do not visit they would love it.
there is an important thing the UK ppl, especially the english, need to understand. The uk was a big "blocker" in the EU, and always wanted special threatment Therefore its a big question if we even want you back (Nothing against the ppl there, mostly about the politicans)
I understood your desire to leave. As a German I have trust issues myself. But I belive the Times have changed. Look at our countrys now. We have to stand together as Brothers and Sisters of the free world. Our soldiers have maybe to fight together one day side by side. Please overthink your decision and come back. Pretty Please. We need each other for our children and grandchildren. ❤
IMHO the lady @6:00 raised an interesting question: had the UK population the knowledge and the awareness to make such a big decision? Perhaps the vote has (once again) shown us the limits of democracy.
Immer wenn man auf einen Globus auf Europa schaut, ragt da diese große Insel raus. England hat geistig, kulturell und geschichtlich Europa so sehr geprägt. Es ist zum heul das sie raus sind. 🇬🇧😉🇩🇪
@@marleneMS Magna Carta, John Locke, Henry VIII, der die protestantische Kirche mit möglich gemacht hat, Charles Darwin, Isaac Newton, John Lennon, Mary Shelley ...
Politicians are not generally known for their outstanding honesty, but what the Brexiteers have pulled off takes the concepts of lying and taking the piss to a whole new level. For me, the fact that the British have left this completely unpunished shows an astonishing degree of subservience that I would not have expected there.
Ich hatte es zwar noch nicht gesehen. Ich glaube jedoch, du hast recht. Ist wahrscheinlich vom letzten Winter. Guck dir mal die Bäume an, komplett kahl!
I love the Uk and it makes me sad to see how Things are now my roots and my childrens roots by there father are from the UK we visit offen. But living in the uk at Moment does not seem visible, desbite the high taxation here in germany
It will take the Uk 5 years to repair tory damage. Scotland perhaps is the best place to live in the UK right now. Taxes have gone up here also but largely to invest in public services.
4:30 I hope that lady will never move her house / flat and ask me if i could find some time to help her ... Because I think EVERYONE should deal with their own buisness instead of helping other solving THEIR Problems.
The chap at 1:14 "...because we had a vote....". Right, my grandparents had a vote in 1933 for the NSDAP. We know how that ended. This english chap (i avoid gentleman) is ignoring, that he fell for the same lies like our grandparents in 1933. No we do not want the UK back within the EU. First define a new role for the UK.
Agreed…and they are still calling everyone a Nazi…no intellectual capacity to understand how hurtful that is to hear women speaking out for their own rights called Nazis. Shame 💜🤍💚
Majority voted out? I’d ts 52/48% voted out, that’s very close and goes to show how long GB has been decided for, it should never have happened but when it did I left too, terrible state of affairs now
Most Brits do not want to join the EU and voted as such. I love Europe, but not the Political EU. Other EU countries are considering now what the UK did. Look at The Netherlands, Italy and so on. Brexit is not the end. The EU days are numbered.
Are they? We've heard those lies since Brexit, or even some parts of it prior to Brexit... The EU's incoming doom, a domino effect where many member-states leave the union and it eventually falls apart. And yet, the opposite happened. It's been nearly 10 years since Brexit and the vast majority of EU-sceptics within the EU have outruled any kind of exit from the EU, unity has grown, it runs smoother than before without the UK throwing temper tantrum.
Yes, you hear that everywhere from right-wing parties. But it is neither economically nor socially advantageous and the majority in the various countries do not want to leave. It is only the eternally old-timers who think that everything will be fine if we turn back time. 😂
@@mariatheresavonhabsburg Ah those Brexit lies, whatever happened to Blair, Blair's Liar-in-Chief Alistair Campbell, Blair's poodle Adonis, Gordon Brown, Cameron, Osborne, Clegg, Carney the BBC, the list is endless. There were no tantrums it was British democracy, you probably don't understand that in your culture.
Uk can't rejoin in the next 50 years France will veto it. Also I think UK will be super unhappy because if you ever rejoin you not get it 100 exceptions back so You will never be as well as you was before. I think many forget that
During BREXIT discussion I met a britsh journalist in a german train (from Northest City Flensburg to Hamburg) answering my question "Why want british people leave EU, is no one afraid missing EU membership advantages?" with "Its all about british souveranity and british rules, its not about economy". BTW: this man looked a little bit like a double of Nigel Farage.
Noone will ever know what is best. We can only make (educated) guesses. The good thing about that vote was they got to choose themselves instead of some elites and bureaucrats.
@thomask.9850 "The good thing about that vote was they got to choose themselves instead of some elites and bureaucrats." It turned out Britons were "railroaded" (manipulated) to vote for Brexit BUT then, the politician distorted COMPLETELY British choices to meet their own goals. Britons NEVER voted to leave the CU and SM but they were forced into it (into a Hard Brexit and BoJo wanted even more (leave without ANY agreement).
@@johnjeanb Wrong. The opposite is true. Britain voted to leave for one simple reason: 15 million assorted Eastern European migrants. Brexit was meant to repatriate them, to send them back. Successive administrations did everything they could to avoid doing so. You see, those Eastern European migrants are cheap labour and that's what it was all about. The rest, everything you're talking about, everything in the bogus propaganda video above is ignorant nonsense.
Mein Faible für die britische Lebensart und Kultur, insbesondere für klassische britische Autos und Motorräder, hat deutlich Schaden genommen. Insbesondere durch erschwerte Handelsbeziehungen, die ich dadurch mehrheitlich storniert habe.
More businesses are closing in Great Britain than are starting up, this began with Brexit and has accelerated since. This lack of investment and production is causing young people to lose hope in the UK and are considering emigration and actually going, in numbers that have grown 28 out of the last 30 months (figures up to March 2024). Of all those arriving into the UK, an ever growing percentage are unqualified people with dependent families who need public services, but even more serious is those emigrating from the UK are in an ever growing percentage of qualified, experienced, educated young people, causing an expensive demographic shift that is unlikely to correct in the foreseeable future. Farming output has fallen since Brexit by over a third, this has become irreversable as farm land has been repurposed or left to deteriorate beyond economical repair. Even though more food has to be imported as a result, the quality of imports is falling by every container load, not helped by the removal of quality checks and regulations being relaxed to allow farming poisons to be left in the products and hormones, artificial food enhancements and other contaminents, which are increasing health problems for the population and the health service. Virtually no infrastructure projects have been completed since 2010, high speed rail lines are opening weekly in Europe, connecting cities in the entire continent with each other, internet, elctricity supplies, gas lines, water improvements have all teken a drop in the UK while all have improved in the European mainland. My prediction for the UK, after reading many economic, logistics and demographics surveys and documents is not good. Great Britain will now decline for at least the next fourty years, during which time it will become apparent to the population that rejoining the EU is imperative and preliminary arrangements will be attempted, Northern Ireland is fairing marginally better and is just about flatining, this will prompt an earlier reunification out of necessity and recovery can begin in, probably, the next ten years, followed shortly by Scotland. Those condemned to living in England and Wales will remain behind the self imposed Iron Curtain for probably two to three generations or more. Sorry about that, but it's all in the eveidence, solid facts, numbers, that so far, have been ignored by the people, and deliberately hidden from the people. My advice, emigrate. Or at least spend as much effort on education as possible, so that this type of catastrophic error can never repeat itself, however xenophobic the nature of the island dweller is.
Um genauer zu sein, müsste man eher von den Engländern und teilweise den Walisern sprechen, anstatt den Briten als ganzen. Denn Schottland und Nordirland waren da weniger "cherry-picking". Auch der Gesamtbrexit ist eher wegen der hohen Bevölkerungskonzentration in England und dem eher teils verstockten, aber weniger dicht bevölkerten Wales zurückzuführen. Die eher offenen Schotten und die neue Freiheit - nach dem Karfreitagsabkommen Ende der 90er - der Nordiren waren da bevölkerungsmäßig zu gering um den Ausschlag gegen den Brexit zu machen. Also die von uns oft bescholtene "Rosinenpickerei" ist auf dem englischen Mist(haufen) gewachsen, weil Britannien eher zentralistisch geprägt ist und nur an Schottland einige selbeverwalterische Zugeständnisse gemacht wurden.
Die ältere Generation hat für den Brexit gestimmt, die Jungen sind fast alle nicht zur Wahl gegangen. Was soll jetzt das Gejammer??!! Wegen mir kann es so bleiben
The Brexit was right - the UK was and is and will be never an part of europe. The "special relationship" between the UK and the USA, Canda and Australia and NewZealand is much tighter then the relation between the UK and european states like the Netherlands, France, Belgium, Italie, Poland or Germany etc. . The UK should join the USA as a state - Hawaii was also a royaume before it became an us state...
'the UK was and is and will be never an part of europe'?...really, did someone detach the British Isle and moved them away from the continent of Europe or are you confused with 'Europe and the EU.
Special relationship UK and USA sicherlich. Aber eine Nation wie die Engländer bzw.Briten und bzw. ein Land wie Grossbritannien sollte ein Bundesstaat der U S A werden? Haben Sie sich diesen riesigen Saftladen auf der anderen Seite des Atlantik mal richtig angesehen? Wie viele Leute leben denn dort mit einem Existenzminimum? Und auch dort und unter den Umständen wäre es mit der gewünschten Souveraenitaet Britanniens zu Ende.
Events have demonstrated that Brexit WAS a good idea. One size does NOT fit all the diverse members. And like many people I believe in the old British saying; “Charity begins and ends at home’.
Znaju li ovi Britanci kako su usli u EU i kako ih je EU spasila od financijske krize?Ocito ne znaju.Da nije bilo Unije i danas bi bili u kolapsu.Bilo bi dobro da se informiraju.Mislim da im nakon izlaska ne ide bas najbolje.Uostalom tako su željeli.
None of the people in the above video are British. EDIT: Preemptive Censor repellant response: @Vonstein Your story is bogus. The people who voted to leave the EU did so because of their experiences. In my case it was being forced to work for free in my own home town, bossed around and mocked by supervisors and managers from Poland, who couldn't even speak English properly. And I didn't get to vote in the referendum. That should tell you all you need to know.
What rubbish... Of course, they were Tommies. You can hear it very clearly in the intonation. You can usually even hear which part of the country the people come from. And you don't even have to be a native English speaker to do that. I met an older British gentleman on Crete shortly before the epidemic broke out. As it later turned out, he had been an officer in the British Rhine Army in the 50s. And he told me two particularly remarkable things. He detests the liars who made the British leave the EU and that his time in Germany was the best of his life... And fun fact: James Bond, was born in Germany. Best wishes from the continent, you hicks...
@@melchiorvonsternberg844 I'm British. I can tell you without doubt, the older people in this video are either paid actors or foreigners. The youngsters are post expansion EU anchor babies.
@@melchiorvonsternberg844 I don't care about your false stories. In my own country, in my own home town, I was made to work for free, supervised by people from Poland who couldn't even speak English properly. **** you and your European Union!
Ask under 30s in Britain how many German words they know and they'll struggle. Overs 60s often know quite a lot ... blitz, achtung, hande hoch, panzerfaust, schrage musik ...
Which means.... ? They are still victims of British war propaganda ? And never left their tiny island on order to get to know their neighbors ? Oh, well. That's so embarrassing.
@@zeisselgaertner3212 I grew up on zweite werlde krieg books and films and as a result learnt about European geography, society, languages, the technology of the day, how national boundaries changed and formed modern Europe. I read a book about the me262 written for adults when other children were watching cartoons. When I travelled through Germany i communicated easily with my phrasebook because I could “feel” the words. There are thousands of ww2 content on the internet, watched by people “full of hate”. No mate, you’ve got an attitude problem so maybe you’d feel better if I know nothing about Germany except we fly over it when we go to Prague on the piss and I limit my world to places where they speak English and beer’s cheap.
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Deutscher hier: Ich mag UK. Ich war als Teenager vor vielen Jahren in London und Umgebung für einen Sprachaufenthalt dort und es waren sehr nette und tolle Menschen. Ganz liebe Grüße aus Deutschland 🎉
When you visited London it was full of people from Britain and the British Commonwealth. From 2003 onward (following expansion of the EU from 12 reasonable Western European nations, to what it is now), it was full of Poles, Lithuanians, Hungarians, Romanians and other ex-eastern bloc migrants who entered "legally" without anyone's consent, in numbers that have destroyed British culture overnight. This is why Brexit happened. It's not that Britain did not want to be part of a community. It's because 15 million people born in Eastern Europe, walked into Britain, overwhelming an already struggling and overcrowded nation, to the point of destruction.
@@artstation707
Bullshit my friend , why you'r scared of strangers ?
People are people
@@helgeromer2331 I don't mind people arriving in manageable numbers, but when those numbers are millions of legal migrants born in viable nations, entering to undercut wages, there's a problem.
@@helgeromer2331 And don't wade in here if you can't comprehend what you're reading!
I hope that Scotland will rejoin. It was not right that they had to leave against their will.
If Scotland gets independent, they won't be able to join the EU because of the fact that every EU member has to accept their request. And i don't think that Spain will accept it because of their own problems with separatism.
I doubt that Scottish people are blind to what has happened to England, and now to the Republic of Ireland. Do they really want opened borders where every Eastern European nation from Poland to Moldova can just walk in legally? Brexit was the best thing ever to happen to Britain. It's just a terrible shame that it wasn't completed.
It shows how ignorant you are, the 2016 referendum was a 'United Kingdom' vote. the terms and conditions were agreed by all represented by the four corners of the UK.
Er, Scotland was never in the EU to rejoin....thick as a plank!
@@klarasee806 Really, an ignorant or dumb response. Scotland could have gone their own way with independence, although not with certainty, before the EU referendum. However they voted to remain in the U.K. The U.K. was in the EU and the U.K. overall voted to leave.
Alleine die Aussage, "die EU trifft Entscheidungen für uns" ist an so vielen Stellen falsch, denn an allen Abstimmungen waren die Briten selbst beteiligt und haben häufig, für sich Sonderregeln herausgehandelt.
Und grade GB hat so viele Sonderlocken bekommen 😢
brexit was a huge mistake. most people did not really undestand the consequences of brexit.
bur will the eu want uk back in again?
i think not.
Of course it takes time. But in about 50 years - why not?
i say no.
You should never ever make an important decision when you are emotional.
You all neglect one simple fact. The British people WANT Brexit. They don't want to be a part of some mongrel federation. They want to remain British. None of you ever stopped to consider this fact.
In your opinion maybe, not for the democratic majority of the UK who voted for sovereignty, independence from a corrupt, anti democratic, unaccountable, declining, protectionist, mafioso organisation run by a bunch of childish, vindictive, self serving, gravy train riding, free loading parasites. Leaving was about self governance, empowering the UK to make its own decisions. It does not set in stone what those decisions must be, it's back in the hands of the UK public and not in the hands of or shackled to Brussels.
The question is not whether the British want to join the EU again, but whether the EU wants the British back and if so, under what conditions.
As a EU citizen, I think Brexit didn't just end the UK's 'membership' in the EU. I think it also destroyed a lot of trust in the UK as a reliable partner. Not so much because the UK left the EU, but because of the way the UK behaved during the negotiations before and after Brexit and because of the fact the UK didn't stick to all the agreements it made with the EU after Brexit. In the long run, I think the EU would probably be open for the UK to join. But I don't see this happening in the near future. The UK would need to proof that it is a reliable partner first. I also think the major political parties in the UK would all have to support this, not just the current government. Otherwise, the risk is too high that after the next election, the UK wants to leave again.
@@Flo-vn9ty I think we (EU) are better off without them. They are cherrypickers for excemptions and are not supporting unification. New member states in the EU are thinking much more european than these islanders. They have their Commonwealth, why "dance on two weddings". ??
@@Flo-vn9ty totally agree with you. it will need 10-20 years to "renew" the political establishment and only then new trust can be build.
There are net payers and net takers in the EU. The EU is made up of the large European industrial states. Without the money from these states, the EU is incapable of anything. Great Britain is one of these large European industrial states. So with Great Britain's exit, the EU has lost a net payer. Why shouldn't the EU want Great Britain back???
@@jan7392 trust? You are joking. How can we trust the UK ever again after a long campain of lies and endles cheating after the vote with EU officials.
I think it was a mistake for the British to leave us. Nevertheless, the future of the EU is written in the stars. Germany's economy will shrink and with it the contribution that DE can make. Let's not kid ourselves, if Germany stops paying, the EU will fall apart. As a German, I don't believe that countries like Poland, Hungary or Slovakia are prepared to pay money into the EU.
Germany is the eu. So much of the eu relies on Germany for finance and outsourcing of jobs.
The rich and the upper classes got what they wanted: They now "own" the lower classes of GB again - and they probably like the result. Those who are now back in their thrall seem to disagree. Their freedom to just pick up and better themselves elsewhere without begging their "betters" to be allowed to do so has been seriously limited or even eliminated - and there is no recourse to a higher instance.
This! It was a piece of work: selling the Brits on irrelevant peanuts like the imperial units of measurement, and hiding in the process, that it was all about being able to hide and multiply the ill-gotten wealth they made by tweaking the financial sectors and the tax in their favor.
Huh I never thought about it that way. But it makes total sense. No superior court to keep the tories in check
7.03 Not this illusion of "cherry-picking" again ! Mr Stamer won't find a "solution" which will make trade easier with the EU as there is NONE ! It is still " either in or out" ! The EU has NO OBLIGATION to make life easier for the UK re economics and unfortunately there seems to be the misconception still that the EU is a trading bloc only. It is NOT !
But now Britain can sign in by default conditions.
52% of Britons voted in favour of leaving the EU. It was only a narrow majority and if the vote were repeated today, perhaps 52% would vote to remain. But not because people had learnt anything, but by chance. In reality, this country is simply split down the middle on this issue. Like some countries in Europe, by the way. They just didn't have a clown like Boris Johnson.
Es war ein riesiger Fehler für das Vereinigte Königreich, die EU zu verlassen, und das sage ich als ein Brite mit deutschem Pass.
Hallo. Ja dies ist leider die traurige Wahrheit. Die politische und wirtschaftliche Einflussnahme Großbritanniens ist dadurch noch weiter eingeschränkt worden. Wollen wir einmal beobachten, was die Zukunft bringt. Wer weiß, vielleicht erleben wir wieder eine Art Rückbesinnung. Vieles in der Zukunft hängt natürlich auch davon ab, wie sich die britische Wirtschaft entwickelt.
Zusammengefasst war es bei Weitem Negativer, als das es Positiv in die mittelfristige Zukunft gegangen wäre.
Noch einen schönen Abend.👍👍
After Brexit, many English companies have sprung up like mushrooms in my neighborhood in Germany. Instead of being happy about it, everyone finds it sad. We want you back guys.
@@isana788 l have heard Premier lnn are making in roads into the German Hotel industry.
@@colinsmith1288 It's already available here. It seems to be good.
@isana788 Glad to hear that. Premier lnn are verily good hotels. Highly rated in the Uk and often in prime locations.
Great video, very close to the reality in the UK: Many Britons think Brexit was a mistake and many (even among Remainers) don't wan't to go back (re-live the Brexit trauma?). We also see in many people's views traces of brainwashing against the EU (It should reform, it should be wide open to ANY products in the world irrespective if local jobs are damaged.
Conclusion: many Britons are not really interested in politics (check-proofing facts) but rather repeat platitudes they read in Tabloids.
What you're not seeing is the only reason it happened. Prior to 2003, no one in Britain complained about opened borders. Eleven western European nations could come and go, and stay, and do as they please in Britain. No problems. Why? It was reciprocal. If 25K migrants came in, 25K migrants went out. When the first of 15 new EU members got the green light to enter, that changed to 25:1. Convert that into millions and you now understand what caused Brexit. End of story...or not. You see, instead of sending those uninvited ex-eastern bloc opportunists home, successive administrations were ordered to ignore the will of the British people. Britain is not a theme park. It's not some special case. It's a country that has citizens in it. Take all post expansion EU migrants back, and remove all open borders policies, and change one or two other things which exploit Britain's wealth, and then the UK would consider rejoining. If you can't do that, then be content, because Britain will NOT be rejoining the EU.
Sie sollten ein paar Interviews in Clacton, wo Herr Farage den Parlamentssitz gewonnen hat, und in anderen Städten, die für den Brexit gestimmt haben, machen. In Ihrem Video sieht es so aus, als gäbe es nur sehr wenige Pro-Brexit-Wähler; die Umfragen zeigen keine so große Mehrheit für den Wiedereintritt in die EU.
as Obama once said, the UK would be at the back of the queue and starting from scratch which means no opt out clause regarding the monetary union and many other perks the UK previously enjoyed. The only thing that could work for the UK is the reversal of brexit, and since that won't happen re-joining would sadly almost be an exercise in absurdity. The EU will never give the UK what it once had. So we're screwed.
4:37 -- old.... ignorant and ill educated. Every short sentence was simply gibberish.
6:01 -- by comparison, she is very smart and absolutely right.
8:50 -- no. It was only a non binding referendum which was forced through by sophisticated manipulation by the people who hired Cambridge Analytica to implement the manipulative apps which fooled the regular smartphone user folk arranged and paid for by the corrupt liars who implemented that (who should be rounded up and sentenced to at least 100 years each).
10:20 -- Has a brain that works.
edited: typo edited.
Es ist so einfach!Gemeinsam kann man viel schaffen! Die EU ist eine Ländergemeinschaft! Die Briten wollten an dieser Gemeinschaft nicht mehr teilnehmen!
Sadly you are correct. But the British young were betrayed by older generations. British people were deeply misled by sensationalist British media and some serving piticians.
I am German and I very much regret that Great Britain left the EU. Why did you do that? You are so similar to us and we urgently needed you. If only as a counterweight to the money-wasters in the south.
Es tut mir für die Britten leid die in der EU bleiben wollten. Die Steuern, die Hilfe, der Zusammenhalt, der Markt und die Wirtschaft. Vielleicht hat es eine gute Sache an sich, wenn der Krieg in allen Richtungen mehr eskaliert. Doch das britische Emperium von früher wird sich wohl kaum wiederholen..
Mir tuhen bloß die schotten leid die in der eu bleiben wollten
Tun
Und die Nordiren!
In meinem Verständnis einer demokratischen ‚Union‘ hätte das Brexit Ergebnis ein draw sein sollen…2 Länder, Schootland und Nordirland waren Remain, und Waes und England waren Leave…
Als eine Bürgerin eines federal regierten Staates, es ist für mich absolut unverständlich warum das so gewertet wurde von absoluten Stimmen, und nicht ner Unionsmitglied.
England wird immer alle überstimmen was totale Abstimmungen angeht, weil dort die meisten Läute wohnen….das ist undemokratisch, weil Englische stimmen mehr wert sind!
@@awpetersen5909 interessiert die schotten nicht
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I once heard that England was described to be the first colony of the British empire, not Ireland, not Scotland. That was at least in the 11th century. Did it ever change?
The Uxbridge boys convinced the British underclass to vote Brexit to blame the EU for all the mistakes and problems they made and so this is it.
I'm from Germany Black Forest and I like the English, if you want to come back you have my blessing, I think it's great that you want to go back, if that's the case then it's completely fine with me
Love the black forest l have visited it several times.
@colinsmith1288 The English are welcome in Germany at any time
@@jurgenproschild1672 l love Germany. Love your bakeries. Beautiful towns and villages. It is a crying shame more brits do not visit they would love it.
there is an important thing the UK ppl, especially the english, need to understand.
The uk was a big "blocker" in the EU, and always wanted special threatment
Therefore its a big question if we even want you back (Nothing against the ppl there, mostly about the politicans)
I understood your desire to leave. As a German I have trust issues myself. But I belive the Times have changed. Look at our countrys now. We have to stand together as Brothers and Sisters of the free world. Our soldiers have maybe to fight together one day side by side. Please overthink your decision and come back. Pretty Please. We need each other for our children and grandchildren. ❤
I don't think the EU would want the UK back. But an agreement Norway style might work well
IMHO the lady @6:00 raised an interesting question: had the UK population the knowledge and the awareness to make such a big decision?
Perhaps the vote has (once again) shown us the limits of democracy.
it shows how dumb the population can be.....i mean, all the facts were on the table, in the international media.
Immer wenn man auf einen Globus auf Europa schaut, ragt da diese große Insel raus. England hat geistig, kulturell und geschichtlich Europa so sehr geprägt. Es ist zum heul das sie raus sind. 🇬🇧😉🇩🇪
England hat Europa geprägt? Wie? Wann? Mit was? Zu was? Haben Sie schlecht geträumt?
@@marleneMS Sonderschüler ? tut mir leid, aber dafür fehlt mir die Zeit.
@@marleneMS Magna Carta, John Locke, Henry VIII, der die protestantische Kirche mit möglich gemacht hat, Charles Darwin, Isaac Newton, John Lennon, Mary Shelley ...
@@mycroftsinclaire5972 Lemmy Kilmister nicht zu vergessen 😊
@@charlyfrahmann3837 Großer Mann! RIP!🙂
Politicians are not generally known for their outstanding honesty, but what the Brexiteers have pulled off takes the concepts of lying and taking the piss to a whole new level.
For me, the fact that the British have left this completely unpunished shows an astonishing degree of subservience that I would not have expected there.
Das habe ich alles schon mal gesehen, oder? Das war doch schon vor Monaten bei YT zu sehen.
Ich hatte es zwar noch nicht gesehen. Ich glaube jedoch, du hast recht. Ist wahrscheinlich vom letzten Winter. Guck dir mal die Bäume an, komplett kahl!
We germans appreciate our british cousins very much..........we are family and natural economic partners.....come back to us....🇩🇪🇬🇧❤❤❤
I love the Uk and it makes me sad to see how Things are now my roots and my childrens roots by there father are from the UK we visit offen. But living in the uk at Moment does not seem visible, desbite the high taxation here in germany
It will take the Uk 5 years to repair tory damage. Scotland perhaps is the best place to live in the UK right now. Taxes have gone up here also but largely to invest in public services.
4:30
I hope that lady will never move her house / flat and ask me if i could find some time to help her ...
Because I think EVERYONE should deal with their own buisness instead of helping other solving THEIR Problems.
Unfortunately people were too influenced by Nigel Farage and by the interests of rich people of London Financial Center.
The chap at 1:14 "...because we had a vote....". Right, my grandparents had a vote in 1933 for the NSDAP. We know how that ended. This english chap (i avoid gentleman) is ignoring, that he fell for the same lies like our grandparents in 1933. No we do not want the UK back within the EU. First define a new role for the UK.
Agreed…and they are still calling everyone a Nazi…no intellectual capacity to understand how hurtful that is to hear women speaking out for their own rights called Nazis.
Shame 💜🤍💚
Majority voted out? I’d ts 52/48% voted out, that’s very close and goes to show how long GB has been decided for, it should never have happened but when it did I left too, terrible state of affairs now
Most Brits do not want to join the EU and voted as such. I love Europe, but not the Political EU. Other EU countries are considering now what the UK did. Look at The Netherlands, Italy and so on. Brexit is not the end. The EU days are numbered.
Are they?
We've heard those lies since Brexit, or even some parts of it prior to Brexit... The EU's incoming doom, a domino effect where many member-states leave the union and it eventually falls apart.
And yet, the opposite happened.
It's been nearly 10 years since Brexit and the vast majority of EU-sceptics within the EU have outruled any kind of exit from the EU, unity has grown, it runs smoother than before without the UK throwing temper tantrum.
Well said, hats off to you!
Yes, you hear that everywhere from right-wing parties. But it is neither economically nor socially advantageous and the majority in the various countries do not want to leave. It is only the eternally old-timers who think that everything will be fine if we turn back time. 😂
@@mariatheresavonhabsburg Ah those Brexit lies, whatever happened to Blair, Blair's Liar-in-Chief Alistair Campbell, Blair's poodle Adonis, Gordon Brown, Cameron, Osborne, Clegg, Carney the BBC, the list is endless.
There were no tantrums it was British democracy, you probably don't understand that in your culture.
@@FineHupeline Old timers, you mean like 'The Teenage Brexit Fanclub, Alice and Beatrice Grant?
Time to stop listening to the EU propaganda BS?
Uk can't rejoin in the next 50 years France will veto it. Also I think UK will be super unhappy because if you ever rejoin you not get it 100 exceptions back so You will never be as well as you was before. I think many forget that
During BREXIT discussion I met a britsh journalist in a german train (from Northest City Flensburg to Hamburg) answering my question "Why want british people leave EU, is no one afraid missing EU membership advantages?" with "Its all about british souveranity and british rules, its not about economy". BTW: this man looked a little bit like a double of Nigel Farage.
Gibt es DIE Briten? Die Meinungen zum Brexit sind doch bestimmt vielfältig.
Noone will ever know what is best. We can only make (educated) guesses. The good thing about that vote was they got to choose themselves instead of some elites and bureaucrats.
@thomask.9850 "The good thing about that vote was they got to choose themselves instead of some elites and bureaucrats." It turned out Britons were "railroaded" (manipulated) to vote for Brexit BUT then, the politician distorted COMPLETELY British choices to meet their own goals. Britons NEVER voted to leave the CU and SM but they were forced into it (into a Hard Brexit and BoJo wanted even more (leave without ANY agreement).
@@johnjeanb Wrong. The opposite is true. Britain voted to leave for one simple reason: 15 million assorted Eastern European migrants. Brexit was meant to repatriate them, to send them back. Successive administrations did everything they could to avoid doing so. You see, those Eastern European migrants are cheap labour and that's what it was all about. The rest, everything you're talking about, everything in the bogus propaganda video above is ignorant nonsense.
Mein Faible für die britische Lebensart und Kultur, insbesondere für klassische britische Autos und Motorräder, hat deutlich Schaden genommen. Insbesondere durch erschwerte Handelsbeziehungen, die ich dadurch mehrheitlich storniert habe.
Maybe ist time to accept it not only for the UK, but also for the EU. Just stop showing people regretting the Brexit. Forget it and go on.
More businesses are closing in Great Britain than are starting up, this began with Brexit and has accelerated since. This lack of investment and production is causing young people to lose hope in the UK and are considering emigration and actually going, in numbers that have grown 28 out of the last 30 months (figures up to March 2024).
Of all those arriving into the UK, an ever growing percentage are unqualified people with dependent families who need public services, but even more serious is those emigrating from the UK are in an ever growing percentage of qualified, experienced, educated young people, causing an expensive demographic shift that is unlikely to correct in the foreseeable future.
Farming output has fallen since Brexit by over a third, this has become irreversable as farm land has been repurposed or left to deteriorate beyond economical repair. Even though more food has to be imported as a result, the quality of imports is falling by every container load, not helped by the removal of quality checks and regulations being relaxed to allow farming poisons to be left in the products and hormones, artificial food enhancements and other contaminents, which are increasing health problems for the population and the health service.
Virtually no infrastructure projects have been completed since 2010, high speed rail lines are opening weekly in Europe, connecting cities in the entire continent with each other, internet, elctricity supplies, gas lines, water improvements have all teken a drop in the UK while all have improved in the European mainland.
My prediction for the UK, after reading many economic, logistics and demographics surveys and documents is not good.
Great Britain will now decline for at least the next fourty years, during which time it will become apparent to the population that rejoining the EU is imperative and preliminary arrangements will be attempted, Northern Ireland is fairing marginally better and is just about flatining, this will prompt an earlier reunification out of necessity and recovery can begin in, probably, the next ten years, followed shortly by Scotland.
Those condemned to living in England and Wales will remain behind the self imposed Iron Curtain for probably two to three generations or more. Sorry about that, but it's all in the eveidence, solid facts, numbers, that so far, have been ignored by the people, and deliberately hidden from the people.
My advice, emigrate. Or at least spend as much effort on education as possible, so that this type of catastrophic error can never repeat itself, however xenophobic the nature of the island dweller is.
Oma und Opa wählten doch „leave“
So lange ist das nicht her...
Die Briten werden lernen müssen das diese Rosinenpickerei vorbei ist. Ich glaube nicht das sie zurück genommen werden. Schade für die Schotten
Um genauer zu sein, müsste man eher von den Engländern und teilweise den Walisern sprechen, anstatt den Briten als ganzen. Denn Schottland und Nordirland waren da weniger "cherry-picking". Auch der Gesamtbrexit ist eher wegen der hohen Bevölkerungskonzentration in England und dem eher teils verstockten, aber weniger dicht bevölkerten Wales zurückzuführen. Die eher offenen Schotten und die neue Freiheit - nach dem Karfreitagsabkommen Ende der 90er - der Nordiren waren da bevölkerungsmäßig zu gering um den Ausschlag gegen den Brexit zu machen. Also die von uns oft bescholtene "Rosinenpickerei" ist auf dem englischen Mist(haufen) gewachsen, weil Britannien eher zentralistisch geprägt ist und nur an Schottland einige selbeverwalterische Zugeständnisse gemacht wurden.
Die ältere Generation hat für den Brexit gestimmt, die Jungen sind fast alle nicht zur Wahl gegangen.
Was soll jetzt das Gejammer??!!
Wegen mir kann es so bleiben
It will not happen in this generation
Und wir Schweizer bleiben beim Emmentaler...ähhhhhhh
Ja, bitte ! Wer soll denn den sonst essen ?
Viel zu teuer und voll mit Löchern....
😂😂😂
The Brexit was right - the UK was and is and will be never an part of europe. The "special relationship" between the UK and the USA, Canda and Australia and NewZealand is much tighter then the relation between the UK and european states like the Netherlands, France, Belgium, Italie, Poland or Germany etc. . The UK should join the USA as a state - Hawaii was also a royaume before it became an us state...
'the UK was and is and will be never an part of europe'?...really, did someone detach the British Isle and moved them away from the continent of Europe or are you confused with 'Europe and the EU.
Special relationship UK and USA sicherlich. Aber eine Nation wie die Engländer bzw.Briten und bzw. ein Land wie Grossbritannien sollte ein Bundesstaat der U S A werden? Haben Sie sich diesen riesigen Saftladen auf der anderen Seite des Atlantik mal richtig angesehen? Wie viele Leute leben denn dort mit einem Existenzminimum? Und auch dort und unter den Umständen wäre es mit der gewünschten Souveraenitaet Britanniens zu Ende.
Und wieso haben es die Länder bis heute nicht geschafft, entsprechende Handelsabkommen abzuschließen? Zeit genug war ja!
Meddl loide
Events have demonstrated that Brexit WAS a good idea. One size does NOT fit all the diverse members. And like many people I believe in the old British saying; “Charity begins and ends at home’.
Znaju li ovi Britanci kako su usli u EU i kako ih je EU spasila od financijske krize?Ocito ne znaju.Da nije bilo Unije i danas bi bili u kolapsu.Bilo bi dobro da se informiraju.Mislim da im nakon izlaska ne ide bas najbolje.Uostalom tako su željeli.
None of the people in the above video are British.
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@Vonstein Your story is bogus. The people who voted to leave the EU did so because of their experiences. In my case it was being forced to work for free in my own home town, bossed around and mocked by supervisors and managers from Poland, who couldn't even speak English properly. And I didn't get to vote in the referendum. That should tell you all you need to know.
What rubbish... Of course, they were Tommies. You can hear it very clearly in the intonation. You can usually even hear which part of the country the people come from. And you don't even have to be a native English speaker to do that. I met an older British gentleman on Crete shortly before the epidemic broke out. As it later turned out, he had been an officer in the British Rhine Army in the 50s. And he told me two particularly remarkable things. He detests the liars who made the British leave the EU and that his time in Germany was the best of his life...
And fun fact: James Bond, was born in Germany.
Best wishes from the continent, you hicks...
@@melchiorvonsternberg844 I'm British. I can tell you without doubt, the older people in this video are either paid actors or foreigners. The youngsters are post expansion EU anchor babies.
@@melchiorvonsternberg844 I don't care about your false stories. In my own country, in my own home town, I was made to work for free, supervised by people from Poland who couldn't even speak English properly. **** you and your European Union!
Schadenfreude ist die schönste Freude
Ask under 30s in Britain how many German words they know and they'll struggle. Overs 60s often know quite a lot ... blitz, achtung, hande hoch, panzerfaust, schrage musik ...
Which means.... ?
They are still victims of British war propaganda ? And never left their tiny island on order to get to know their neighbors ?
Oh, well. That's so embarrassing.
@@zeisselgaertner3212 I grew up on zweite werlde krieg books and films and as a result learnt about European geography, society, languages, the technology of the day, how national boundaries changed and formed modern Europe. I read a book about the me262 written for adults when other children were watching cartoons.
When I travelled through Germany i communicated easily with my phrasebook because I could “feel” the words. There are thousands of ww2 content on the internet, watched by people “full of hate”. No mate, you’ve got an attitude problem so maybe you’d feel better if I know nothing about Germany except we fly over it when we go to Prague on the piss and I limit my world to places where they speak English and beer’s cheap.
1:16 brexiter
Umzug nach Deutschland?? Besser nicht und schon gar nicht nach Naz...äh, Ostdeutschland.🤢
The Brits really think Germany is any less authoritarian? Trusted flaggers disagree! 😂
Stop victim blaming!!!
Pro brexit people are the real victims, as i am, period.
The woman with her island Argument has a typical english mentality. The splendid Isolation... is not very good for economy.