'Brexit Hasn't Worked For The UK' Says Professor of Economics

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  • čas přidán 24. 05. 2024
  • Brexit “hasn’t worked” for the United Kingdom, says University of Sydney Industry Professor and Chief Economist Tim Harcourt.
    Mr Harcourt noted it’s “very rare” for a country to cut itself off from its trading partners.
    “This idea they were going to go back to the great British Empire of starting trade deals all over the world - that really hasn’t happened,” he told Sky News Australia.
    www.skynews.com.au/world-news...
    #brexit
    #food
    #foodie
    #britishfarming
    #british
    #britain
    #costoflivingcrisis
    #farmersprotest

Komentáře • 1,8K

  • @viper_fan
    @viper_fan Před měsícem +487

    *BREXIT HAS MADE THE PASSPORTS BLUE!!*
    *AND THE RIVERS BROWN!!*

    • @Arltratlo
      @Arltratlo Před měsícem +27

      ... and very smelly!

    • @mikaluostarinen4858
      @mikaluostarinen4858 Před měsícem +32

      But you can measure them in pints. Be positive!

    • @MegaKapo12
      @MegaKapo12 Před měsícem +27

      ​@@mikaluostarinen4858yep measuring crap in pints makes it a lot better. 😂😂😂

    • @andrewwatson5324
      @andrewwatson5324 Před měsícem +32

      We could have had blue passports without leaving the EU, that said my new UK passport looks Black, not blue, so they didn't even get that right.

    • @davidpeacock4132
      @davidpeacock4132 Před měsícem +25

      The horrendous black passports are no longer made in the UK, the lovely red European Union ones were

  • @mori1bund
    @mori1bund Před měsícem +89

    Ironically Sky News belongs to an Australian who made massive propaganda for Brexit. 🤣

    • @grahamainsley5986
      @grahamainsley5986 Před 21 dnem +8

      and money.

    • @lonevoice9838
      @lonevoice9838 Před 16 dny +3

      That’s what I was wondering. Murdock has been really focused on conservative rule through mouthpieces like Sky and Fox.

    • @chrisnewman7281
      @chrisnewman7281 Před 11 dny

      Rupert murdock maybe one thing but he’s not thick. He knows that even with a disaster like Brexit there’s money to be made.

    • @cxar71
      @cxar71 Před 3 dny +1

      Murdoch benefited from Brexit, but his TV channels don’t defend it… because they don’t need to, it's a done deed, they can relax and laugh now.

    • @arndliebenberg1924
      @arndliebenberg1924 Před 2 dny

      Now even them impudent colonials are laffin' at the British ...

  • @user-ol6rd7pl5t
    @user-ol6rd7pl5t Před měsícem +225

    If Brexit has worked then why are there 9 countries waiting to join the EU.

    • @colinsmith1288
      @colinsmith1288 Před měsícem +26

      Because that are poor. Rich countries are not joining.

    • @gloin10
      @gloin10 Před měsícem

      @colinsmith
      To quote Captain Mainwaring about Private Pike; “Stupid boy!”

    • @RealMash
      @RealMash Před měsícem +51

      @@colinsmith1288 So we need to wait until the UK is poor? O.K.-we have time.

    • @user-ol6rd7pl5t
      @user-ol6rd7pl5t Před měsícem +33

      @@colinsmith1288 Which rich countries in Europe haven't joined apart from Switzerland which has a special arrangement, other than the one country that chose to leave & paid a heavy price for doing so.

    • @user-ol6rd7pl5t
      @user-ol6rd7pl5t Před měsícem +24

      @@colinsmith1288 All countries wanting to join have to meet the criteria for joining,financial stability is one of them .

  • @24389234
    @24389234 Před měsícem +212

    If you voted tory you deserve what you get.

    • @OptimisticHominid
      @OptimisticHominid Před měsícem +18

      Too bad that those who didn't, got shafted too.

    • @marinusvos
      @marinusvos Před měsícem +6

      @@OptimisticHominid That's how democracy works.

    • @OptimisticHominid
      @OptimisticHominid Před měsícem +1

      @@marinusvos agreed, and?

    • @user-cn2uh1jy4e
      @user-cn2uh1jy4e Před měsícem +4

      Because Jeremy Corbyn would have been better?

    • @OptimisticHominid
      @OptimisticHominid Před měsícem

      @@user-cn2uh1jy4e As terrible as he may have been, he probably would have been better because he wouldn’t have been dancing to the tune of the very wealthy and likely wouldn’t have been having parties while people were dying. Regardless, Corbyn isn’t running for a Labour seat or to be PM.

  • @adamlee3772
    @adamlee3772 Před měsícem +95

    The fact no right wing press mention Brexit, nor the BBC and nor the headbangers who trumpeted it and the fact so many Tory MPs who championed it are now standing down tells you all you need to know about how successful Brexit has been. They still sing “two world wars and one World Cup” despite it been nearly 60 years since England beat Germany in the World Cup but they won’t discuss Brexit.
    And as an Australian, living in UK as I’m a dualie, I can tell you that not many people are actually laughing at the U.K or Brexit in Australia and NZ. Sure the farmers are thrilled they can sell more but they’re more in a state of disbelief about how good the deal is for them rather than ridiculing. We have a friendly rivalry and banter but we also want a strong, stable and viable UK and US. Brexit and Trump both play in to the hands of Putin and Xi. Johnson, Farage and Gove are Putins useful idiots.

    • @edwin5419
      @edwin5419 Před měsícem +6

      Nah lots of us laugh at England. How long have you been away for 😂

    • @jugbywellington1134
      @jugbywellington1134 Před měsícem

      Nobody really cares about what Australia and NZ laugh at.

    • @TonyZoster
      @TonyZoster Před 29 dny

      Well as an Australian that actually lives in Australia I have to say you have been infected by what the Brits are suffering from and that is not living in the real world. AUS is looking to secure a trade deal with the EU.There is a market with close to 400 million consumers and flogging stuff to so many beats selling a bit of beef to 66 million Brits. If AUS farmers can't make a living sitting next to an Asian market of several billions of customers then there is something wrong with their products or their way of promoting their stuff.
      What could AUS possible learn from present day Britain? One thing for sure and that is not to vote idiots into power and that for three terms of 5 years in succession.
      "Stable and viable UK and US?" Two attributes that are absent in the UK. In the US one looks at the prospect of one candidate that acts like an escapee from a lunatic asylum whilst the other one has close to both feet in the grave. With "friends" like that who needs enemies?

    • @user-tl1fh3ro6r
      @user-tl1fh3ro6r Před 26 dny +8

      Been living out of the UK for 16 years, it's hard to grasp how much damage the Tories have done to the UK in that time. I'm a very centralist voter but the way Spain has moved forward in that time compared to the UK is frightening. It's got its own political shit show but the economy and standard of living just moving forward in a way the UK just isn't.

    • @jugbywellington1134
      @jugbywellington1134 Před 26 dny

      @@user-tl1fh3ro6r I noticed the same when I returned to the UK in 2010 after living abroad for 7 years. I'd made short visits back, but it was only when I was really here again that it hit me.
      The opposition parties never do their job properly because they are all working to the same agenda.
      What people are saying about the Tories now is the same as we said about Labour after their 3 terms in office. What we need is for people to be held PERSONALLY accountable. Not gonna happen, is it?
      Labour, if it gets back, will be the same as the Tories. You read it here first. Oh, and don't bother with the LibDems: more of the same.

  • @cathalduffy1618
    @cathalduffy1618 Před měsícem +194

    As a neighbour I can honestly say you're media be it newspapers or television are completely biased towards the conservative party.

    • @gottliebdee263
      @gottliebdee263 Před měsícem +1

      No they're not, your hyperbole make you sound clownish.

    • @ozzie2612
      @ozzie2612 Před měsícem +11

      you have that right

    • @martin4787
      @martin4787 Před měsícem +3

      Are you for real, or living in an alternative universe?

    • @joisagirlsname
      @joisagirlsname Před měsícem +8

      ​@@gottliebdee263 you sound like you need a cuppa and a lie down.

    • @gottliebdee263
      @gottliebdee263 Před měsícem

      @@joisagirlsname I have one of those as we speak. Hibiscus and elderflower. Very nice.
      It doesn’t take the BS out of the original statement though.
      Next……

  • @plightbody
    @plightbody Před měsícem +131

    Hi I'm an Aussie. I don't believe that most Australians are sniggering at Britain. Britain and the US are our strongest Allies and cultural influences, here in aus when the Brexit referendum results was announced there was disbelief, shock and pity, just as there was when the US elected Donald Trump. Since those two events it has been like watching a close friend decend into self destructive addiction, there's nothing to do but hope our friends rid themselves of there demons.
    PS if you could stop sending Nigel Farrage down here to spit his venom, it would be much appreciated

  • @abenaid11
    @abenaid11 Před měsícem +206

    The world's laughing at us. No economist anywhere in the world has said Brexit was a good idea.

    • @paulbird3235
      @paulbird3235 Před měsícem +8

      Grease Smugg, 🤣😂😅.

    • @wanderingtravellerAB99
      @wanderingtravellerAB99 Před měsícem +11

      Except Patrick Minford, who is the only one is right when all the others are idiots. Just ask him.

    • @markperrin8098
      @markperrin8098 Před měsícem

      They dont call economics the dismal science for nothing....
      I honestly dont think the world is laughing at us for leaving a oppresive trading bloc, what a stupid comment.

    • @rogerbarrett9920
      @rogerbarrett9920 Před měsícem

      @@wanderingtravellerAB99 - He's a certified loony who was Liz Truss'es hero and look what she did in 5 weeks were her barmy chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng to our economy. Even 2 years later we haven't got over it. Minford, what an absolute fool.

    • @markperrin8098
      @markperrin8098 Před měsícem +8

      No economist predicted what a non event Brexit would be either, opting for various disastrous scenarios that didnt happen.

  • @user-kf5mn5vn3t
    @user-kf5mn5vn3t Před měsícem +52

    Even if the EU let's the UK back (personally I won't be holding my breath) it won't be with the deals that the UK had before. It'll be the same as everyone else has.

    • @EMidMSO
      @EMidMSO Před měsícem +15

      And we'll have lost all the institutions, businesses & banking that have moved to EU since Brexit - never to return

    • @patchso
      @patchso Před měsícem +12

      And the Euro and Schengen, we will take it or leave it.
      Not sure the Great British public are quite ready for this little truth
      ;-)

    • @joeduffy3309
      @joeduffy3309 Před měsícem +17

      "let them back" ? that will never happen, they can however apply for membership and go through the process just like everyone else, at the moment they are decades away

    • @Purple_flower09
      @Purple_flower09 Před měsícem +3

      Most people in the UK are not very interested in trying to join the EU again. This is a Remainer channel and you find what you expect to see on it.

    • @joeduffy3309
      @joeduffy3309 Před měsícem +1

      @@Purple_flower09 This is a remainer channel hahahahaha, oh you brexitdummies crack me up

  • @marcusfox2443
    @marcusfox2443 Před měsícem +20

    i'm an Aussie and i'm not laughing.
    Britain is our cousin and we want her to be successful,except in the Ashes of course.

    • @user-qm9qm3cq9r
      @user-qm9qm3cq9r Před 27 dny +1

      Well said mate. Please don't mention the ashes, a sore point at the moment :-)

    • @BeaglefreilaufKalkar
      @BeaglefreilaufKalkar Před 15 dny

      yeah, the cousin that is an embarisment to the family

    • @kennethausten
      @kennethausten Před 7 dny

      Was going down the tubes way before next. Factory's moving to main land Europe to avoid the channel crossing costs and problems. Plus we have our own currency. Incompatible. Now we have mass uncontrolled illegal immigrants putting in creating further problems. No jobs or housing for them. Hotels taken over for immigrants. Our own locals living in caravans. We have 1000 caravans near Bristol. UK homeless have had to buy a caravan . It's all illegal, but unmanageable. Also other area by Manchester with similar situation where British homeless forced into a caravan to survive. Immigrants are better off. They get priority.

  • @JHatLpool
    @JHatLpool Před měsícem +100

    I completely agree with Liz Webster and the Australians here.

    • @jogreeen
      @jogreeen Před měsícem +4

      SKY news in Australia is like Newsmax in the US. It's so far right it is funny.

    • @Nedchilvs
      @Nedchilvs Před 23 dny

      who cares? the Australians got independence from us, we got it from Europe, what's the difference?

    • @JHatLpool
      @JHatLpool Před 15 dny

      @@Nedchilvs Go and wander around your cave, Ned !

    • @Nedchilvs
      @Nedchilvs Před 15 dny

      @@JHatLpool I have a villa, not a cave

  • @dentonyoung4314
    @dentonyoung4314 Před měsícem +26

    The problem is that it's not possible to just "get rid of Brexit". Even if everyone in the UK wanted to overturn it, the EU would have to agree to let the UK back in. That'll take extensive negotiations and major changes to UK society.

    • @franciscouderq1100
      @franciscouderq1100 Před měsícem +5

      @denton…: absolutely right. The EU is not doing to badly since the UK left in spite of dangerous international turmoils on the continent and elsewhere.

    • @LeonLShaw
      @LeonLShaw Před měsícem +3

      Exactly! The EU is not a club where you can just decide you want to rejoin, pay your sub and you're in. There is no such thing as 'rejoining the EU', we would have to apply for membership the same as any other country and we would be treated as though our 47 years of membership never existed. In addition, there are now 27 countries in the EU and if only one says no then we would be refused membership.

    • @chrishalious8194
      @chrishalious8194 Před měsícem +3

      And you go back it will be on a lesser deal than you had before

    • @Iazzaboyce
      @Iazzaboyce Před měsícem

      There would have to be a join referendum and frankly, the idea that what's left of the 'UK pro-EU political force' could even get a referendum let alone win it - is for the birds... There are ten strong reasons to persuade the UK people not to give up UK independence and honestly, I cannot think of anything the join side could put on the side of its bus.

    • @2msvalkyrie529
      @2msvalkyrie529 Před 28 dny

      We MIGHT consider rejoining once
      the EU has gone back to being a Free Trade Area...and NOT a protectionist economic cartel with a farce of a parliament and zero
      Democracy.? Until then..No thanks..😂

  • @christophef1695
    @christophef1695 Před měsícem +118

    The aussies couldn't contain themselves! The empire dissolved 70 years ago!! That's brexit reality!! Keep at it LIz!

    • @T0NYD1CK
      @T0NYD1CK Před měsícem

      So, it is good for Australia to leave the Westminster-run Empire but not OK for the UK to leave the Brussels-run Empire?

    • @aleph8888
      @aleph8888 Před měsícem +1

      UK became a member of CPTPP. Which is extraordinary.

    • @Ozvideo1959
      @Ozvideo1959 Před měsícem

      Rubbish. Aussies think it was a huge mistake, but no one except the idiots on Murdoch, media that seem to find some glee in other people's misery.

    • @daarom4391
      @daarom4391 Před měsícem

      czcams.com/video/siBX0i1EIWk/video.html

    • @seanlander9321
      @seanlander9321 Před měsícem +3

      The Empire ended 82 years ago when Britain turned on Australia.

  • @andrewmason7207
    @andrewmason7207 Před měsícem +92

    a 4th year student would tell you brexit was a fek up.. says all about the intelligence of the great uk

    • @HisameArtwork
      @HisameArtwork Před měsícem +17

      I've met a brexiter in australia. he voted for brexit then left for austrialia cuz he didn't like it in UK anymore.
      took adump and ran away, you deal with it now.

    • @markperrin8098
      @markperrin8098 Před měsícem +4

      Londoners are the cleverest people in the world, according to the Oxford Economics’ Global Cities Index. London is second to none in human capital in over 1,000 cities, proving yet again the UK’s global standing post-Brexit. Europhiles aren’t feeling so clever now that there’s not the brain drain that was predicted….
      London’s unmatched talent pool keeps global giants flocking to London, rocketing the city to 7th place in the economics category - the only cities ahead all being in the US. Over all five categories measured, Economics, Human Capital, Quality of Life, Environment, and Governance, London came second place in the world, with New York topping the list. The report noted:
      “Fears that Brexit would lead to a decline of the city as a global financial centre have not been realised. And we expect London to continue to attract migrants from all over the world to access its world-class institutions and range of job opportunities.”
      London brains supreme…

    • @TarlachOakleaf
      @TarlachOakleaf Před měsícem

      @@markperrin8098 Yeah, but everything else in Britain is 💩. Try not to cherry-pick your facts. It's unhealthy.

    • @danganbeg7225
      @danganbeg7225 Před měsícem +8

      ​@@markperrin8098Ha! Good joke

    • @vullings1968
      @vullings1968 Před měsícem

      www.london.gov.uk/new-report-reveals-uk-economy-almost-ps140billion-smaller-because-brexit
      It depends who you ask, apparantly...

  • @Gert-DK
    @Gert-DK Před měsícem +23

    "It can only get WETTER", who made that one? Hilarious.

    • @chriswood3252
      @chriswood3252 Před měsícem +6

      Someone who was watching events in Drowning Street.

  • @mrbearbear83
    @mrbearbear83 Před měsícem +46

    In other news: water wet.
    We knew it would be awful in 2016.

  • @funk0rz
    @funk0rz Před měsícem +48

    not just Oz, I assure you....

    • @pfalky2k
      @pfalky2k Před 25 dny

      Hell, I'm LMFAO at the flag-shagging 4th reich little engerlunders & their breakshit wet dream & I LIVE on this island (albeit North of the Wall up in Alba)

  • @caterthun4853
    @caterthun4853 Před měsícem +10

    I think we in England should respond by not buying boomerangs

  • @inthestates2461
    @inthestates2461 Před měsícem +5

    I got fed up with British farmers telling us about how great Brexit would be. Own it Liz !!

  • @kerriar
    @kerriar Před 28 dny +28

    The only instance where a country declares a trade war ….against itself!

  • @maryx8434
    @maryx8434 Před měsícem +50

    Thank you for your relentless attempt to make Britons see the truth about Brexit. :-) Each time I wonder WTF the UK is so delusional about the harm they inflicted upon themselves I have to tell myself that most of the UK Population doesn't speak any foreign language let alone read foreign newspapers (while 90% of their own national media is bullshitting them). 2:45 So letting them in on what their former english-speaking colonies think of Brexit and its lasting impact seems to be the only way to reach out.
    The lack of language skills is just one of the many unfortunate leftovers from the Empire: too arrogant to see other nation's views they are left with the biased Murdoch press to built their opinion.
    I feel deeply sorry for you and all the other reasonable Britons who voted remain. It breaks my heart seeing you as hostages of a crazy cult, even now, eight years after the referendum.

    • @ianseward2617
      @ianseward2617 Před měsícem +3

      Leaving the EU restored Parliamentary Sovereignty, the most important part of the UK constitution. No longer must Parliament merely implement EU law determined by QMV. It's a personal choice whether this matters to you and I respect your choice.
      "Parliamentary sovereignty is a principle of the UK constitution. It makes Parliament the supreme legal authority in the UK which can create or end any law. Generally, the courts cannot overrule its legislation and no Parliament can pass laws that future Parliaments cannot change. Parliamentary sovereignty is the most important part of the UK constitution."

    • @JohnnyinMN
      @JohnnyinMN Před 29 dny +3

      @@ianseward2617There is no written constitution in England. Ignorance personified. Even I know this and I’m from Minnesota.

    • @ianseward2617
      @ianseward2617 Před 29 dny +2

      @@JohnnyinMN
      Oh dear.
      The UK has a constitution but it has not been codified.
      You may need to look up the meaning of codified.

    • @terrybailey4201
      @terrybailey4201 Před 26 dny

      @@ianseward2617 you need to do some research concerning sovereignty. And what the EU actually is.

    • @ianseward2617
      @ianseward2617 Před 26 dny

      @@terrybailey4201 Please read the definition of Parliamentary Sovereignty I provided, which was taken from Gov. UK website.

  • @wheels2fun526
    @wheels2fun526 Před měsícem +12

    Here in Taiwan we are also laughing. A few weeks ago I was at a reception at the British Office Taipei (embassy). The attaché for UK/Taiwan trade in Taipei when we were just standing around talking said something funny. he said that any trade deal made won't benefit the UK, because Taiwan investors are more interested in the EU and if they set up in the UK there is so much red tape to having deal with Europe, they say they would rather set up in the Netherlands, Germany, France or anywhere else in the EU and just ignore the UK.
    This is what happened with TSMC. 80% of the microchips in the world come from TSMC and they have opened a few production factories to produce chips outside Taiwan. The US, India, Vietnam and the EU. They dropped the UK like a hot potato.

    • @2msvalkyrie529
      @2msvalkyrie529 Před 28 dny

      Nissan just invested in a 're car plant in Sunderland. And BMW spent £ 600 million on a new factory in UK......you should try
      checking facts before commenting...??

    • @dodelphi
      @dodelphi Před 25 dny

      @@2msvalkyrie529 Honda closed their plant however....

    • @grahamainsley5986
      @grahamainsley5986 Před 2 dny

      @@2msvalkyrie529 even so, we have lost an awful lot of investment and will continue to do so, until we get in the SM and Customs Union. Elon Musk wanted to build his European factory in the UK but Brexit stopped it. Red tape and time delays and as someone else said, Honda left Swindon for the same reason. We were the gate way to Europe as Thatcher coined it.

  • @roberttowler1783
    @roberttowler1783 Před měsícem +106

    Why on earth would Europe want us back, we were a pain in their ass for most of my life.

    • @stephenmason5682
      @stephenmason5682 Před měsícem

      You're confused, The EU NEED us back, they're broke and fragmenting fast!

    • @lordsummerisle852
      @lordsummerisle852 Před měsícem +2

      The EU is collapsing.
      Good riddance

    • @re1644
      @re1644 Před měsícem +32

      @@lordsummerisle852 again? or still? where did i hear that one before 😆

    • @markperrin8098
      @markperrin8098 Před měsícem +6

      @@re1644 The EU has nearly collapsed many times, each time the answer to stop it is "more EU".

    • @re1644
      @re1644 Před měsícem +21

      @@markperrin8098 so, the EU collapsed forward? got it 🤣 love it

  • @Arltratlo
    @Arltratlo Před měsícem +25

    who needs experts???

  • @mrmanch204
    @mrmanch204 Před měsícem +15

    Sickening, isn't it? And I can't see it getting better for a long long long long time..

  • @Muziekdoosmuziek
    @Muziekdoosmuziek Před měsícem +39

    But Brexit has worked perfectly for the EU!

    • @markperrin8098
      @markperrin8098 Před 29 dny

      Its work out great for the UK too, this channel is full of loons.

    • @tonycook7679
      @tonycook7679 Před 29 dny

      It stopped all the other right-wing lunatics who wanted to leave the EU in their tracks when they finally saw what the outcome would be for them too.

    • @2msvalkyrie529
      @2msvalkyrie529 Před 28 dny +1

      Wait for Euro elections results in
      June..😂😂😂

    • @noodleppoodle
      @noodleppoodle Před 13 dny

      @@2msvalkyrie529 so the results are here and what?

    • @markperrin8098
      @markperrin8098 Před 12 dny

      @@noodleppoodle A massive swing to the right.
      Almost certain le pen will become Frances president and set out to weaken the EU.
      Belgian pm had a little cry when he saw the results🤣

  • @TheWorldRealist
    @TheWorldRealist Před měsícem +22

    It’s a shame. We could join the single market and customs union? Britain has the best deal in the EU and as for being “rule takers” we were actually making some of the rules that make it so complicated to now trade as a 3rd party country. James O’Brien was right in 2016 proved smack on today. I live in the USA now and you don’t want their cheap meat!!

    • @Purple_flower09
      @Purple_flower09 Před měsícem +3

      No the UK cannot join the SM / CU.

    • @sambaliwingo
      @sambaliwingo Před měsícem

      You make it seem as not being in Schengen is somehow better than being in Schengen. Typical deluded English "thinking", not recognising the great achievements of the EU.
      The EU is better off without the UK, it's as simple as that.

    • @RealMash
      @RealMash Před měsícem +3

      @@Purple_flower09 All that losing, and the tail still expects to wag the dog...

    • @Purple_flower09
      @Purple_flower09 Před měsícem +1

      ​@@RealMash I don't agree with some of your comments but in this case, yes. So many of us here in the UK haven't grasped the basics yet.

    • @JohnnyinMN
      @JohnnyinMN Před měsícem

      Move back home. Ignorant people are not needed here and don’t dare say ‘ex-pat.’ Not hearing you complain about our privatized healthcare either.

  • @paulfitzpatrick1334
    @paulfitzpatrick1334 Před 26 dny +8

    You don't need Australia for all this, just tune into Irish TV - we have an absolute whale of a time watching Brexit, its fantastic, much better than game of thrones ever was!

    • @suedavis3525
      @suedavis3525 Před 24 dny

      I'm British, a Remainer, and I'm not laughing. Farage, Johnson and Gove should be locked up. On the plus side, I moved to France in 2017.

  • @franksheekey8096
    @franksheekey8096 Před měsícem +8

    News flash ! Everybody are laughing at Britain .

  • @NYexpatriot
    @NYexpatriot Před měsícem +20

    And Skynews is a Murdoch channel if I remember correctly.
    I’m surprised they didn’t cut the feed from the professor.

    • @HuplesCat
      @HuplesCat Před měsícem

      Right wingers love a good sneer

    • @SirAntoniousBlock
      @SirAntoniousBlock Před měsícem +6

      It's not like Sky in Britain, it's basically like Fox in the US on the extreme Right of the news spectrum.

    • @geoffmaloney2717
      @geoffmaloney2717 Před měsícem

      Daytime Sky News is mainly just news. Night time is like GB News on steroids but with less viewers.

  • @brendanpells912
    @brendanpells912 Před měsícem +5

    The Murdoch-owned media in Australia paints a very different picture than the Murdoch-owned media in the UK. They can't both be right, can they?

  • @SP-SP-SP
    @SP-SP-SP Před měsícem +59

    Britain is really going down the tubes. It's tragic.

    • @RealMash
      @RealMash Před měsícem +13

      No. Tragic things are beyond the peoples control. That is a consequence of actions people could have prevented. That is merely stupidity.

    • @paulbird3235
      @paulbird3235 Před měsícem

      Well the British people were never going to accept FAR RIGHT politics were they, something this government never really understood. It will take years to undo all of the damag!

    • @mejust8392
      @mejust8392 Před měsícem +5

      Britain is no angel, nothin tragic abt it. Its only part of karma from their previous misdeeds.

    • @peterebel7899
      @peterebel7899 Před měsícem

      Isn't it the EU to fall apart within days?

    • @terryj50
      @terryj50 Před měsícem

      Because Brits are lazy

  • @flanflinger37
    @flanflinger37 Před měsícem +3

    I won’t vote Tory ever again because of Brexit. Their lies and deceit in the referendum and the ineptitude in gathering alternative trading partners since has made me wonder how they can be trusted to run our country.

  • @skinless333x2
    @skinless333x2 Před měsícem +19

    If you think that is bad, you shouldn't watch german television

    • @RealMash
      @RealMash Před měsícem +5

      Honestly, we made a bit of dunce of them-but after Merkel was shown as Hitlers little sister, they deserve a bit of a comeback?
      Maybe we should make the discussion of the Wembley goal a precondition? As was shown by experts it wasn't there at all..

    • @tonycook7679
      @tonycook7679 Před měsícem +3

      haha, I have done so and it is amusing indeed to see the fun made of the UK and Johnson at the time. It helps of course if one can speak German though.

  • @Mishima505
    @Mishima505 Před měsícem +3

    The whole Brexit referendum was to avoid a split in the Conservative Party. So 8 years on, we’ve had a referendum and the Tories are still split.

  • @charlysantamaria8646
    @charlysantamaria8646 Před měsícem +26

    You don't have to go that far to know the whole show in Britain, here in the EU is becoming a joke

    • @annepoitrineau5650
      @annepoitrineau5650 Před měsícem +3

      Actually (I travel back and forth between the UK and the continent) most countries (not having colonial resentment) are really saddened. A lot of people have friends and family in the UK (that is the beauty of free movement of people: we got to mingle and know each other) and they are truly dismayed by what's going on.

  • @derekwhyle1884
    @derekwhyle1884 Před měsícem +4

    # save British farming ? I seem to remember farmers supporting Brexit. In common with fishermen they thought they were going to make out of it. There’s very little public sympathy for either group.

  • @stevenfraser1842
    @stevenfraser1842 Před měsícem +3

    People forget that in the 1970s, before Britian joined the common market, it was an economical basket case, and now its going that way again because of Brexit

  • @caterthun4853
    @caterthun4853 Před měsícem +3

    Remember the new coal mine in England is owned by Australian company.Also the Tories have sold our ports to Canadian companies.. Farming is now ready to be bought by USA agro companies

  • @MyTubeSVp
    @MyTubeSVp Před dnem

    What do you mean “get rid of brexit”? That’s not something Britain can decide …

  • @tonystanley5337
    @tonystanley5337 Před měsícem +5

    The purpose of Brexit was not to improve trade, it was mainly to reduce immigrants, brexiteers were well aware that it might cause economic problems. It was a price they were willing to pay, until it came to pay it..
    Of course we need immigrants and that was never going to happen, in fact we have brought in more legal immigrants than ever thanks to new policies. The Small boats problem is not particularly relevant.
    The solution to immigration is control and choice by creating legal routes in other countries, and then proper integration to keep out toxic culture that the immigrants are trying to get away from.

  • @thegreycat2260
    @thegreycat2260 Před měsícem +52

    With the Brexiteers, it's always someone else's fault ...

    • @markperrin8098
      @markperrin8098 Před měsícem +3

      With remainers it's always moan moan moan.

    • @handarokadath1515
      @handarokadath1515 Před měsícem +3

      ​@@markperrin8098 Indeed, because Brexit has turned out to be such a pile of shit.
      Why isn't the Conservative party campaigning on its massive of success of Brexit?

    • @markperrin8098
      @markperrin8098 Před měsícem +1

      @@handarokadath1515 Brexit has been a total win.
      The only people moaning about it are;
      Non residents./ foreigners
      2% of people who used f.o.m
      The gullible
      Which one are you?

    • @markperrin8098
      @markperrin8098 Před měsícem

      @@handarokadath1515 Why would they?
      They didnt want Brexit, have you conveniently forgotten they wanted to remain?

    • @handarokadath1515
      @handarokadath1515 Před měsícem +3

      @@markperrin8098 When does the NHS get the £350,000,000 extra a week that was promised?
      When do all the amazing trade deals arrive that make up for the estimated £40,000,000,000 a year lost to the treasury due to lost trade with the EU ?
      (OBR ONS)
      When does the levelling up begin ?
      Why did Farage say ' Brexit has failed'?
      When does the UK take back control of its borders bearing in mind that net migration was over 600,000 last year and not from the EU?
      Maybe you could outline half a dozen benefits of Brexit that have actually improved the standard of living of the average Brexit voter?
      'Brexit is a total win' only in your own head.
      Maybe you'd forgotten, but the Conservative party "Got Brexit Done ✔️ "

  • @richstrasz6653
    @richstrasz6653 Před 29 dny +2

    Reading news reports of your country in foreign papers is good way to see how your Courtry is being perceived abroad

  • @nicolass7102
    @nicolass7102 Před měsícem +77

    brexit disaster

    • @Jj-ff9vq
      @Jj-ff9vq Před měsícem +4

      Given our gdp growth in Q1 was twice the EU, if brexit is a disaster then the Red Cross needs to go into Brussels.

    • @SunakStarmerisacunt
      @SunakStarmerisacunt Před měsícem +1

      @@Jj-ff9vq aww another economically illiterate chump.

    • @MRW515
      @MRW515 Před měsícem

      Brexit success, the UK is not being overlorded by the unelected EU commissioners.

    • @Mikey-ns6nz
      @Mikey-ns6nz Před měsícem +11

      @@Jj-ff9vq What about the 2 quarters prior to that? Where we were in recession?

    • @alana8863
      @alana8863 Před měsícem +11

      @@Jj-ff9vq Strange that you would want to choose just one quarter. Brexit is now three years old. Would you like to quote those figures?
      This isn't about supporting a football team. It's about facts, and even Farage admits it's been a disaster. Sadly, he won't admit his massive role in it.

  • @normanchristie4524
    @normanchristie4524 Před měsícem +16

    Call them out Liz.

  • @ruseriousdownunder4888
    @ruseriousdownunder4888 Před měsícem +11

    Not all Aussies are laughing at you. I for one, who lived in the UK for a year (and loved it), was just appalled and saddened by the vote. We need a strong UK and it was stronger as a part of the EU!

    • @RealMash
      @RealMash Před měsícem +1

      As a German, it seems to me that the Uk that left unshackled us from the US poodle and Russian snith that blocked EU undertaking like a U army.
      Naybe the Uk was stronger in the EU, but it seems the EU is tronger without the UK. Makes you think long and hard if one should let them back in-Answer is no. They need to offer a lot for that!

    • @Purple_flower09
      @Purple_flower09 Před měsícem

      Cheers mate!

  • @marcoplumari5356
    @marcoplumari5356 Před 29 dny +2

    How are you going to get rid of Brexit exactly? I don't believe anyone has truly understood the enormous catastrophic outcome of leaving the European UNION.

  • @jackpayne4658
    @jackpayne4658 Před měsícem +14

    It's worth remembering that one of the very few British economists who supported Brexit was Professor Patrick Minford - the same man who recommended the disastrous Community Charge ('poll tax') to Margaret Thatcher. Minford openly admitted that Brexit would inevitably result in the 'elimination' of UK agriculture and manufacturing - a price well worth paying, in his view. Unsurprisingly, Minford was seldom wheeled out to support the Leave campaign.

    • @mt508
      @mt508 Před měsícem +1

      Spot on. Minford is a five star loony.

    • @meikala2114
      @meikala2114 Před 29 dny

      apparently Miniford was always miffed he had not inventedleaded petrol,

    • @hugolage9842
      @hugolage9842 Před 28 dny

      He was arguably the ONLY economist to support it, probably earning good income for having done so. Despicable.

  • @stephennicol-rj5vl
    @stephennicol-rj5vl Před měsícem +9

    Are the English not allowed to mention the word BREXIT?

    • @JohnnyCrash-ug8zt
      @JohnnyCrash-ug8zt Před měsícem

      We are, the only people that don’t mention Brexit are the ones who burned down the house and claimed they didn’t do it even though they are holding the petrol can and lighter..

    • @Kevin-mx1vi
      @Kevin-mx1vi Před měsícem +4

      We are, but it embarrasses the brexitiers so it's not polite, and if you're a remainer then it makes you look smug, which triggers the brexitiers.
      Better to keep your mouth shut. 😉

    • @terryj50
      @terryj50 Před měsícem

      Yet they do

    • @terryj50
      @terryj50 Před měsícem

      @@Kevin-mx1viyet the only racists I have met in my time in the uk are remainers. You lot only seem to like white eu people because you lost your fom to the eu.

    • @chiccabay9911
      @chiccabay9911 Před měsícem +2

      Not in the"news" papers.

  • @johnphelan7663
    @johnphelan7663 Před 29 dny +2

    Australians sniggering at the Poms? When did that ever start???? 😳

  • @user-rl4lx7ws4i
    @user-rl4lx7ws4i Před 29 dny +1

    We in Australia were called it stupid before it even happened 😂

  • @daarom4391
    @daarom4391 Před měsícem +43

    why do the British remain so arrogant and still talk about the great British empire, it is an island with a corrupt financial hub (London) and so arrogant to admit that Brexit will go down in history as the biggest mistake they have ever made. Greetings a Dutchman

    • @RealMash
      @RealMash Před měsícem +10

      Because facing reality would destroy their world view? They can not face their misdeeds...they would wipe out all of their ego.

    • @sambaliwingo
      @sambaliwingo Před měsícem +9

      Not "the British". Just one part of it. It's largest member state, the one that bosses the other three member states in the English dictatorship around.

    • @Zoro007
      @Zoro007 Před měsícem +1

      Say's a country who denies the original people rights to the land they had occupied thousands of years before they arrived...hmmmm...!!!

    • @fredatlas4396
      @fredatlas4396 Před měsícem +4

      An awful lot of us don't, only 17.4 million actually voted to leave the EU out of approx 48 million electorate, 67 million population. And I'm English

    • @lordsummerisle852
      @lordsummerisle852 Před měsícem +6

      The UK isn't an empire.
      The EU IS though.
      4th reich

  • @cybrknight70
    @cybrknight70 Před měsícem +3

    Speaks volumes when a Murdoch channel laughs at the UK for going through Brexit, a policy that THEY pushed for in the first place...

  • @johnchristmas7522
    @johnchristmas7522 Před měsícem +2

    Brit here, your all right of course, we are in a serious bloody mess. Uk biggest problem is Westminster and the idiots that "work" there. The very real problem is of course is that we are not democratic. We have a system which is rigged by first past the post voting and so we end with either tweedledee or tweedledum. The decline of the UK has been constant over the decades since the war. Without a real national plan, we have lived through recession after recession with our political parties away with the fairies. I'm to old to emigrate but ever given the chance, I would leave.Right now, I'm thinking of selling up and moving to France and yes I do speak French.

  • @michaelGarvey6587
    @michaelGarvey6587 Před 11 dny

    Our MSM are silent on this! We need to grow balls and beg ( yes beg) to rejoin and they will make us pay !

  • @grapes008
    @grapes008 Před měsícem +3

    Good export from the UK, countless satalites, Triumph motorcycles, the world wide web and a comedic example of how not to do politcs.
    The problem is: Eton. It's time we stopped getting the politcians from there and get some people who able to think in a critical way, not in a way that is going to line their pockets.

  • @edwardanthony8929
    @edwardanthony8929 Před měsícem +3

    Britain remains a closed society with the media owned by a few immensely rich men. Also i thought our last trade envoy was a cricket guy who had private pictures released?

  • @julianfoot8748
    @julianfoot8748 Před 28 dny

    I live in Australia and I see lots of British media saying what a ClusterFock Brexit is. But its like everything when half the family has gone and done something really stupid its really hard for them to admit it.

  • @carlosrodriguezlopez310
    @carlosrodriguezlopez310 Před 3 dny +1

    Brexit worked wonders for the rest of the EU. I would vote NO to have Britain back.

  • @chigglywiggly
    @chigglywiggly Před měsícem +20

    Thank you, my Australian brothers and sisters, for laughing at us. We fucked up and need to get it.

    • @geoffmaloney2717
      @geoffmaloney2717 Před měsícem +1

      I love Britain and the island of Ireland, was there in 2018. Planned to go back next year, but the absolute mess the Tories have created in the past 5 years especially means we wont be back. If I want to drink bottled water, I will go to Asia

    • @L9MN4sTCUk
      @L9MN4sTCUk Před měsícem +1

      It is kinda funny. The joke in Australia when any Brit complains is "you could of had your cake and eat it, but you wanted Brexit instead"

  • @GV-xx7vh
    @GV-xx7vh Před měsícem +12

    Accelerated decline, now just a nobody.

    • @geertstroy
      @geertstroy Před měsícem +1

      No , not a nobody , rather the essence of themselves...in all respects ..

  • @derekwhite2929
    @derekwhite2929 Před 16 dny

    Thanks to Australia for cutting through the BS for the truth and nobody's ever going to get away with saying it in the UK!

  • @benpeterjohnson7850
    @benpeterjohnson7850 Před 24 dny

    They should laugh at us. It is good that they laugh at us.

  • @HuplesCat
    @HuplesCat Před měsícem +63

    Canada thinks you are all bonkers as well. Keep your cheese 😂French cheese is nicer

    • @patchso
      @patchso Před měsícem +8

      Love to Canadians - great people. But I’m definitely gonna have to disagree on the cheese front. How dare you sir!
      ;-)

    • @trytellingthetruth.2068
      @trytellingthetruth.2068 Před měsícem +5

      Thankfully the UK/Canada trade deal failed due to the UK not accepting hormone treated Canadian beef. The only people that are bonkers are those willing to eat such beef .

    • @airsouthwestfan
      @airsouthwestfan Před měsícem

      My family are Canadian, one of them a trucker who didnt get the vaccine. How's that playing out for them and you lot being controlled eh? Don't deny it, it's 'global economy'....brexit tried to break away from that shit....but the tories are controlled by the big corporations. Poor old Liz Webster though....keep on whining....clutching at straws sweetheart x

    • @Kevin-mx1vi
      @Kevin-mx1vi Před měsícem +6

      Obviously you've never tasted Wensleydale cheese ! 😊

    • @HuplesCat
      @HuplesCat Před měsícem +2

      @@trytellingthetruth.2068 I’m vegan 😹👍

  • @garyg6379
    @garyg6379 Před měsícem +11

    I agree with you 💯🎯. As an Irish person I really hope no Euro sceptic party does well here in Ireland. The reality is Ireland, would be a poor powerless country in terms of trade without being a EU Member. I would like to see the UK rejoin the EU in years to come 👍

    • @colinsmith1288
      @colinsmith1288 Před měsícem +2

      It will never rejoin. But happy lreland has done well.

    • @muiresuilgorm3452
      @muiresuilgorm3452 Před měsícem +1

      You are a kind person.

    • @Purple_flower09
      @Purple_flower09 Před měsícem

      ​@@colinsmith1288 I don't think we can know what might happen. Certainly it would be very tough for the UK to get in shape to apply to join the EU and I doubt most people's willingness to make the sacrifices required. On the other hand just think of the events of the last five years. Events can change everything.

    • @SirAntoniousBlock
      @SirAntoniousBlock Před měsícem

      Why?
      The EU has never been more united and is doing great without all those whinging entitled Brits always moaning for more opt outs.
      They never understood that it was first and foremost a peace project, free trade was just the glue and they treated it as an extension of their lost empire to plunder, well their days of freeloading are over.

    • @garyg6379
      @garyg6379 Před měsícem

      @@muiresuilgorm3452 Thanks you're too👍

  • @TypicalDutchSaysHi
    @TypicalDutchSaysHi Před 25 dny

    Now who would have expected that.

  • @ulfpe
    @ulfpe Před 21 dnem

    In the brexit election it was kind of promised that the UK wouldnt leave the single market. Leaving the single market was the reeal killer

  • @qeitkas594
    @qeitkas594 Před měsícem +32

    UK is an island. People are disconnected a bit and tend to make up their own stories quicker like fooling themselves that Aussies are their brothers in arms in this Brexit saga. In Europe nobody is worried about the loss of their own culture even if there are many countries close by and the borders are open. The UK is different though. Open borders scares them and they feel as if an invasion can happen any minute. This typical behavior of an islander I see more and more in Britain. Btw in all countries in the world they think Brexit was a stupid idea. Australia is not an exception. Maybe Trump USA thinks it was a good idea but that is it.

    • @ozzie2612
      @ozzie2612 Před měsícem

      and putin thinks it's good ,

    • @SeArCh4DrEaMz
      @SeArCh4DrEaMz Před měsícem +2

      its not only an island, its an island that is surrounded by water.

    • @ozzie2612
      @ozzie2612 Před měsícem +4

      @@SeArCh4DrEaMz with happy fish in it

    • @RealMash
      @RealMash Před měsícem +5

      @@SeArCh4DrEaMz which is not particular clean any more...

    • @PaulGoodenough-vg5kb
      @PaulGoodenough-vg5kb Před měsícem

      You people really do need to get a grip deranged

  • @davidbuckland5976
    @davidbuckland5976 Před měsícem +5

    I really do believe that the reversal of Brexit will come on two, possibly three fronts. Farming (and what you're doing is pivotal), Universities and by association the youth of the UK and finally industry. They have been somewhat lacking since they want certainty but can simply move overseas if the situation isn't to their liking. Small businesses are highlighting the problems but they are a small voice.

    • @HuplesCat
      @HuplesCat Před měsícem +1

      At least twenty years in the future. By then the uk won’t economically qualify. Brexit was funded by Russia and done right by Russian agents. Where’s the Russia Report?

    • @RealMash
      @RealMash Před měsícem +4

      And how are you proposing to force us in the EU to allow that against our own interests, pray?
      Smart people, business, money, companies moving here that are all paying taxes _inside_ the EU.
      Why would we stop that?

    • @chriswood3252
      @chriswood3252 Před měsícem +1

      ​@@RealMashBecause you need us more than we need you.... 🙄

    • @davidbuckland5976
      @davidbuckland5976 Před měsícem

      @@RealMash Another Referendum - is that forcing people ?

    • @kingpig8732
      @kingpig8732 Před měsícem

      @@davidbuckland5976 You can just choose not to vote if you don't want to.

  • @squantum001
    @squantum001 Před 21 dnem

    it is always fun to watch the arrogant rich trick the stupid poor.

  • @roastnut
    @roastnut Před 17 dny

    "Cutting of trade ties with your largest trade partner" that says all you need to know about what economic damage would be done by Brexit. How did the remainers fail to get that message across to the "Great" British public?

  • @CloudhoundCoUk
    @CloudhoundCoUk Před měsícem +18

    Sadly Britain is fast heading towards bankruptcy.
    At least Daisy knows whats good for her.

    • @trytellingthetruth.2068
      @trytellingthetruth.2068 Před měsícem +2

      Countries that use debt monetisation, (the printing of money or money creation) will see their economies eventually fail. That includes America in particular, the UK and those in the euro zone. They are all heading towards a major financial crash.

    • @T0NYD1CK
      @T0NYD1CK Před měsícem

      Alternatively:
      Daily Mail, Nov 2023: Brexit has NOT damaged UK trade with the EU despite dire warnings from Remainers as exports of goods and services continued to rise after the UK left the single market, report argues.
      The Telegraph: Brexit has boosted UK wages, say economists.
      GB News: Dire UK trade predictions rubbished by new report as Eurosceptics hail Britain as "powerhouse of Europe."
      CityA.M., June 2023: London seals European finance investment crown every year since Brexit.
      Bloomberg, December 2013: The UK will be Europe's best-performing major economy in the next 15 years, narrowing the gap with Germany and extending its lead over France, according to new long-run forecasts.
      Express, October 2023: Bank of England boss finally admits "Project Fear" Brexit warnings were all wrong.
      GB News: Brexiteers PROVED RIGHT! UK surpasses France and Germany in economic growth.
      =============================
      Charles-Henri Gallois said:
      In almost every economic field, the UK is doing better than France and the Eurozone.
      It it's a disaster in the UK then it's the Apocolypse in the Eurozone.
      You are quite astoundingly intellectually dishonest. The British are suffering economic difficulties like the entire continent, but the United Kingdom's ills have little to do with Brexit.
      Unemployment Rate    UK 4.2% - FR 7.3%
      Employment Rate:     UK 75.8% - FR 68.3%
      Inflation:           UK 4.2% - FR 4.1%
      Mfg Index:           UK 107 - FR 100
      Construction Ind     UK 119 - FR 103
      Source: OCDE/Eurostat/ONS
      Current European Corporate Stress Rankings (higher is worse):
      Germany: 14.8%
      Benelux: 12.4%
      Ireland: 12.3%
      Spain: 11.5%
      Nordics: 11%
      Italy: 10.1%
      UK: 9.8%
      France: 8.0%

    • @terryj50
      @terryj50 Před měsícem +2

      Yet most of the eu has higher debt and less gdp growth than the uk.

    • @gloin10
      @gloin10 Před měsícem +1

      Back in reality, most of the EU’s member states do NOT have higher debt levels than the close to bankrupt UK

    • @terryj50
      @terryj50 Před měsícem

      @@gloin10 yes they do many have far higher debt levels including Belgium and France

  • @i-am-vonnegut
    @i-am-vonnegut Před měsícem +21

    England needs it's parliament back for itself..time for a federal British Isles . Love from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

    • @user-ol6rd7pl5t
      @user-ol6rd7pl5t Před měsícem +3

      Someone should start the EIP the English Independence Party, I'm Welsh & I'd happily vote for them.

  • @eamonnmsmyth7160
    @eamonnmsmyth7160 Před 7 dny

    No one is laughing at the UK but at the same time why do they ignore the lies/untruths peddled by senior politicians ?

  • @bartverbeek5946
    @bartverbeek5946 Před měsícem +1

    Sad thing is that the real reason for brexit isn’t talked about; the tax benefits and tax-routes for the ultra rich in GB were threatened by the EU tax policies for fair taxation. Good luck dear GB-friends with those powerfull selfcentered egoists!

  • @AustralianLeprechaun
    @AustralianLeprechaun Před měsícem +17

    I can confirm we are laughing at you and shaking our heads too🤣

    • @Purple_flower09
      @Purple_flower09 Před měsícem +2

      But that's what Australians do anyway. You're just attaching Brexit to your normal behaviour.

    • @colinsmith1288
      @colinsmith1288 Před měsícem +1

      You know us brits are a good for a laugh. Happy to oblige.

  • @Oomzilla
    @Oomzilla Před měsícem +4

    I remember speaking to a bouncer before Brexit. He literally said. "I'm moving to the Carribbean to watch the impending decline"😢

  • @matthewotite
    @matthewotite Před měsícem +1

    Why will no one in the political establishment in the United Kingdom admit that Brexit has failed 🤔, tell me, please.
    They don't want to admit they got it wrong 🤧.

  • @angelachicken4141
    @angelachicken4141 Před 3 dny

    To be fair, you have to tune in to international media to learn about most of the things that go on here.

  • @SeArCh4DrEaMz
    @SeArCh4DrEaMz Před měsícem +10

    their last trade envoy was prince andrew hahahaha u cant make this sh!T up xDDDDD lmao x'DD
    Shots fiiiiiiiireeeeeeeeeeeddd :DDDDD

  • @Christine-ry1qq
    @Christine-ry1qq Před měsícem +15

    Take London out of the equation and we are a third world country!
    I love Sky Australia 🇦🇺 one of the only sources of information about my own flipping country.

    • @Arltratlo
      @Arltratlo Před měsícem

      because you dont speak German or French, they dont mention the UK and Brexshit...its done for them
      its all yours, you may keep it for a few more decades...
      let see, wich is the first African country joining the EU...
      and i trust in the French, to keep the English out of the EU!

    • @HuplesCat
      @HuplesCat Před měsícem

      They are bad on immigrant and climate change. Beware Murdock’s press

    • @T0NYD1CK
      @T0NYD1CK Před měsícem

      I believe that if financial services are ignored then the UK is the world's eighth largest exporter out of around 195 countries. That does not sound too bad to me.
      But wait, weren't we told that the City of London would all move to France and Germany and there would be no financial centre in the UK. Were the Remainers telling porkies?

    • @terryj50
      @terryj50 Před měsícem

      That’s because Brits just won’t work. You need London and us foreigners to make all the money how many Brits live in London these days.

    • @johnhutchins5448
      @johnhutchins5448 Před měsícem

      I wouldn't take much notice of a right wing Murdoch rag like Sky News Australia if I were you Christine. We don't. We got rid of Murdoch from here and sent him to join his fellow ratbags in America.

  • @micealmcgovern5575
    @micealmcgovern5575 Před 21 dnem

    and the BBC complies with blacking out brexit

  • @christopherwebber3804
    @christopherwebber3804 Před 15 dny

    After emigrating with my parents in 1972, I always wanted to go back to living in England and eventually I did... only to find that life in England is much tougher than it is in Australia and I'd never fit in there. The last time I went back, I was distressed by the environmental decline - it used to rain all the time, but it doesn't any more. I even took a photo of clear blue skies from the middle of London, it was so weird not to see a fuzzy horizon but to see the same thing you see in Australia. There used to be birds always singing in the background if you weren't in the centre of a town, but that time (in September) they were silent - it was a real "Silent Summer", awful. Still lots of beautiful things to see like autumn leaves and lots of museums and history, but not a place to live any more. And I loved having a European passport while it lasted.

  • @jamesjukebox2386
    @jamesjukebox2386 Před měsícem +5

    Yet not one political party is willing to mention the disaster that is BREXSHIT, INCREDIBLE! the only country on Earth to self inflict economic sanctions on itself! a change must be made!

    • @jillybe1873
      @jillybe1873 Před měsícem

      There are two, North Korea is the other one.

    • @LeonLShaw
      @LeonLShaw Před měsícem +1

      It is not within the power of the UK to change, the EU has to say yes and I cannot see that happening.

  • @user-qm9qm3cq9r
    @user-qm9qm3cq9r Před 28 dny +4

    There is more to life than money. We British are an Anglo-Saxon people who want control of our land and our borders. If that costs us a few quid then it's a price we will gladly pay.
    Brian

    • @ernstjo3888
      @ernstjo3888 Před 27 dny +1

      And where did the Angles and Saxon people come from ? And who did they trade with ? please read a little history to understand the European heritage of Britain and how that relationship has been throughout the centuries, good and bad... and look into the reasons for the creation of the EU and how that has benefited all the people of Europe and the major role Britain had in steering it... the only people to see any benefit out of brexit are the tories and their millionaire mates... and let's face it, the present loss of control of borders is actually a by-product of brexit !....

    • @user-qm9qm3cq9r
      @user-qm9qm3cq9r Před 27 dny

      @@ernstjo3888 Fancy a little history eh? OK then. The Angles and Saxons came from what is now called Germany and we had some Viking folks arrive from Scandinavia as well. They all arrived between 1500 and 1000 years ago, depending on exactly who you are talking about. Then the French arrived in 1066. Since then we have had 1000 years of settled culture which suited us very well. English became our common language, the rule of law was established and we settled into a common culture.
      Over the last 70 years or so we have had waves of mass immigration. From the Caribbean in the 1950s, from Pakistan in the 1970s then from Eastern Europe over the last 2 decades. A lot of these people have made minimal to zero effort to integrate. We have Yardie gangs in London, Asian grooming gangs in Bradford and other bit of Yorkshire. Crewe (a town near me) is now divided into Polish and Romanian communities who kick the crap out of each other once in a while. In Stoke on Trent (also near me) the Indians and Pakistanis are in the streets with machetes once in a while, about some pathetic argument between them.
      The country is slowly turning into a multi-cultural shit pit, with no common purpose or sense of a cohesive society anymore.
      The people of Britain looked at the prospect of yet more of this and said, "enough". I just hope we can repair the damage that has been done, and recover some English sense of identity that applies to everyone once again. Sadly, I doubt this will happen because it is "racist". Ah well. For what it's worth we English folks think the EU is a fine thing, but we don't want to see our culture totally demolished. Sounds fair enough to me.
      Best regards, Brian

    • @ernstjo3888
      @ernstjo3888 Před 27 dny +2

      @@user-qm9qm3cq9r So, at least you agree on the shared European heritage... The '1000 years of settled culture' ??? depends which end of the sword you were on ! Ask any Scot, Welsh or Irishman !... the majority of immigration you complain of is actually from commonwealth countries ??? ok for us to go there but not them come here ? and yes we have Polish and Romanians doing the jobs no one British person wants to ! I will ask you 'What is 'English culture' ?', drinking pints ? eating fish and chips ? a bit of Shakespeare or maybe bowing the knee to a king of German and Greek ancestry ? Sounds all very European to me...

    • @user-qm9qm3cq9r
      @user-qm9qm3cq9r Před 26 dny

      @@ernstjo3888 The Scots were busy kicking the crap out of the English when they got the chance. Remember Bonnie Prince Charlie? He got over half-way to London.
      The Tudor dynasty marched out of Wales and grabbed the English throne for no legit reason, they just took a gamble. In the end the English came out on top, we were just better at it in the end, that's all.
      Personally I don't care where anyone comes from, mass immigration from anywhere is the problem, because it obliterates the local culture.
      English culture? Hmm. Maybe mad stuff like girls going to school/University. Maybe national democracy rather than tribal warfare. Or celebrating XMAS rather than Ramadan, Divali? Or fighting the Nazis rather than being pals with them (we had the option and said no). It's difficult to summarise something so big in a few words.
      If you have a moment, have a look at this, a picture is worth 1000 words.
      czcams.com/video/r1L8zp4fneE/video.html
      Brian.

    • @cjelm8398
      @cjelm8398 Před 26 dny

      Please! Culture? Do some proper study of history, you still thought that after brexit you’ll be treated the same, you don’t like anyone, an english man was screaming in an Spanish airport that the Irish have preferencial treatment, is only an union when it suits the english. Read history you bigot.

  • @andrewclimo5709
    @andrewclimo5709 Před 29 dny

    "We are not laughing," the executioner said darkly, whilst sharping his axe.

  • @mininigenovesi7333
    @mininigenovesi7333 Před měsícem +9

    Thank god brexit happened. It silcenced and shut down any anti european feeling all over europe. Completely quelled.

    • @RealMash
      @RealMash Před měsícem

      Yup, many political parties got suspiciously silent by now. Btw. our Party idiot of the AFD was so right wing, the AFD was kicked out of the right wing fraction in the EU parliament. Way to go! He out-righted the rights so far, the AFD was excluded. I call that an achievement!

    • @2msvalkyrie529
      @2msvalkyrie529 Před 28 dny

      Really ?? Not according to predicted Euro elections results
      next month..? 😂😂😂

  • @caloricphlogistonandthelum4008

    Your Professor of Economics is right.

    • @RealMash
      @RealMash Před měsícem +5

      Experrts tend to be, even if the Brexitist think they can do without expertise..and you can see where that led them to....

  • @moonraker244
    @moonraker244 Před 22 hodinami

    Why did all the farmers support Brexit

  • @glennmcc64
    @glennmcc64 Před 23 dny

    I saw a story from the US, that if the UK was taken on as a 51st state, it would be poorest state in the USA.

  • @wellardsmith3629
    @wellardsmith3629 Před měsícem +37

    Brexit is SHIT. I know, I'm living it.... thanks to the brexitiers.

    • @verttikoo2052
      @verttikoo2052 Před měsícem +10

      That is why it is called brexshit 🎉

    • @iansmith2997
      @iansmith2997 Před měsícem +4

      Britain was better before we joined. Being part of the bureaucratic dream was tragic. I'm joyous that we left.

    • @verttikoo2052
      @verttikoo2052 Před měsícem +2

      @@iansmith2997 You were the sick man of the Europe FFS 🤦🏻‍♂️ Brexshit vote won only because Snake Cameron excluded millions of voters from the nonbinding referendum. Later we 🇪🇺 learned that your exceptionalism deserves what is to come. You see brexshit is not done yet 💩 🚽 🪠

    • @kingpig8732
      @kingpig8732 Před měsícem +2

      @@iansmith2997 Yeah that "bureaucratic nightmare" that gave us High standards of food quality and Cut down barriers to free trade, helping our export businesses and Chasing down big corps who don't pay their damn taxes, what a nightmare am i right? Well at least now we can be solely governed by the tories who have ran this country in the ground on their own with austerity, The EU didn't cause your problems, it was our own corrupt government at home

    • @Fly_by_Wire
      @Fly_by_Wire Před měsícem +10

      @@iansmith2997 Being part of the largest trading block in the world. What about the bureaucracy we have imposed on importing goods into the UK?

  • @Cc-lp2xi
    @Cc-lp2xi Před měsícem +4

    I would be so over the moon if Labour would bring us back into the EU. And I'd even love accepting the Euro - that's how much I believe in the European project. Little Britain has no future. If we are ever lucky enough to get back, Britain better do what EU countries like the Netherlands, France and Germany do and what it never did nearly enough that led to Brexit: realise the EU isn't perfect, work to change it from the inside, accept it's better to be in this economic, scientific community than not having open trade and freedom to work and study ---and broadcast the hell out of it displaying the EU flag on buildings, farms, Arts that shows just HOW MUCH funding the EU helps Britain thrive! But Labour will be gutless, it is Tory lite and will keep pandering to the xenophobes, and that mythical, awful 'red wall'; and we will sink into oblivion for another 4 years.

    • @2msvalkyrie529
      @2msvalkyrie529 Před 28 dny

      How much funding we got from
      the EU. ?!?! We were NET
      contributors ..?! Try looking up
      meaning of NET.....? If you're not
      sure..!

    • @Cc-lp2xi
      @Cc-lp2xi Před 28 dny

      @2msvalkyrie529 I'll look up NET as soon as you start writing grammatically correct sentences! Don't even dare to question my comprehension of words or language. What we paid after the rebate and what we have received to prop up farmers etc - that are NOT being propped up by the Tories (£15.4bn to be exact)- we made up for with trade, scientific investment and labour. In 2017 the UK imported £22 bn from the EU whilst the UK exported just £14bn. Do the Math! Brexit is self harm to its people and economy; driven by tax dodging elites and xenophobes who hold onto the foolish, antiquated gingoism of 'Great' colonial Britain. Sadly, Brexit has at least revealed the truth: England is a very little island, now more isolated since foolishly listening to liars Johnson and cabal, Grease Smog, and that odious cretin Farage.

    • @Cc-lp2xi
      @Cc-lp2xi Před 28 dny

      @2msvalkyrie529 I'll look up NET as soon as you learn to write grammatically correct sentences!

    • @paulwild3676
      @paulwild3676 Před 22 dny

      Vichy Londoner by any chance?

  • @davidevans6051
    @davidevans6051 Před měsícem +2

    Don't worry, we can now control our own borders! That didn't work either.

  • @thereal_mikegnorp
    @thereal_mikegnorp Před 21 dnem

    Everyone told you that economic sanction yourself, just to get rid of foreigners, is a bad idea.

  • @seanlander9321
    @seanlander9321 Před měsícem +2

    Given the generations of contempt and outright hostility Britain has directed at Australia by its enthusiastic support of the trade embargo inflicted on it by Europe, a little snigger in reply is not untoward.

  • @user-hz6lz1dd4j
    @user-hz6lz1dd4j Před měsícem +10

    Little Britains supiority complex hits reality

    • @derekbrown3165
      @derekbrown3165 Před měsícem +3

      I think you mean Little England.

    • @2msvalkyrie529
      @2msvalkyrie529 Před 28 dny

      Another embittered European..??
      Or a self loathing Brit....?

  • @steveskelhon3574
    @steveskelhon3574 Před měsícem +4

    It was never going to work.

  • @kasperkjrsgaard1447
    @kasperkjrsgaard1447 Před 29 dny +2

    At least the Brexit have silenced the supporters of “Denmark leaving EU” after seing how UK is doing.

    • @2msvalkyrie529
      @2msvalkyrie529 Před 28 dny

      Denmark : the most boring country
      in Europe...?! 😂😂. No thanks..!

  • @jame4757
    @jame4757 Před 24 dny

    lots of outlets in the UK reported the same. But yes, the world is laughing

  • @dutchuncle3310
    @dutchuncle3310 Před měsícem +4

    Liz sorry to disappoint you. Brexit is not a subject discussed in the EU. It’s done and dusted.The EU has adjusted to a different way of ( not) trading with the UK.As a whole the EU is quite happy with the TCA and will certainly not renegotiate it. I’m sure the next government will try to get a deal on financial services if only to try keep as much of the Euro clearing trade as possible in London. That won’t happen because that would put the stability of the Euro at risk. All financial services the UK could deliver can be provided by EU based banks and insurance companies plus EU companies are monitored by the independent ECB and the EU doesn’t consider the BOE equivalent. for one it’s nor really independent of government interference. The idea Starmer has to try to sign a series of partial deals is a no go for the EU because that would mean never ending talks with an unreliable partner. even a the much touted veterinary agreement will be difficult to achieve because of the state British farming is in.

    • @Purple_flower09
      @Purple_flower09 Před měsícem +1

      So many people in the EU commenting on these channels that nobody in the EU ever thinks about Brexit and has no interest at all in the subject. Funny that.

    • @dutchuncle3310
      @dutchuncle3310 Před měsícem +2

      @@Purple_flower09 it’s like watching a train crash. Difficult to look away from an ongoing disaster.

    • @2msvalkyrie529
      @2msvalkyrie529 Před 28 dny

      Yeah right ! I remember when they said all the financial services would move to Frankfurt ...😂😂
      And the mass unemployment....and the food shortages ?? When will they happen ?? Do let us know.?
      Regards to Mr Wilders. 😂😂

    • @dutchuncle3310
      @dutchuncle3310 Před 28 dny

      @@2msvalkyrie529 just in case you are not not a troll and just incredibly naive. The number of banking jobs ate that have been moved to the EU is relative low the money is another story the amount that has been transferred to the EU and the USA because of Brexit is close to one and half trillion now ( that’s half of the UK’s yearly GDP) the revenue of that money that is no longer benefitting the UK. Euro clearing ( about 900 billion a day) will end the EU has set a cutoff date of June 2025 almost exactly one year away. How hard that date is uncertain there is a deafening silence on that subject. Probably safe to say the majority of that business will indeed transfer to the EU.