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  • čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
  • With the UK set to leave the EU next month, Sky News asks the public what they think of their MP's and the Brexit process.
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Komentáře • 617

  • @davidpierce2690
    @davidpierce2690 Před 4 lety +57

    The way this parliament has acted is not just disgusting, it’s actually embarrassing 😬

    • @hermit4706
      @hermit4706 Před 4 lety +3

      Not to mention dangerous 😬

    • @ChrisTian-yw7jc
      @ChrisTian-yw7jc Před 4 lety +3

      Not to mention democratic in an representative democracy.

  • @harrish6
    @harrish6 Před 4 lety +74

    This is about much more than Brexit. It is even more than about Democracy. It is about Truth, Trust and integrity. All need to be restored and honored. . Brexit is simply the medium that has exposed the lack of these principles

    • @EFChartley
      @EFChartley Před 4 lety +2

      Blame Russian Active Measures!

    • @bensykes9130
      @bensykes9130 Před 4 lety +1

      @paint 67 watch the the big hack on Netflix and then say that again

    • @herbertpasveer6247
      @herbertpasveer6247 Před 4 lety +2

      When I attended law school I was taught that a democratic state of law required a rational debate based on facts. That was around 1985. I did not understand this at the time; I took this for granted.
      Now I understand.
      I think it all went wrong when the debate lost connection with facts and rationality. That seems to me to be the underlying core of the matter.

    • @everready2903
      @everready2903 Před 4 lety +1

      Politicians are trying to save us from the financial hit of a no deal crash out.

    • @full__tilt
      @full__tilt Před 4 lety +1

      No one voted for no-deal. Brexit was a con. It was never going to happen because when we were last outside the EU we had a border integrity I.e. a border in NI. We obviously can't go back the way it was. Therefore we obviously can't leave. Neither remain or leave voters want a back stop which is the only possibility to making it happen.

  • @Steven-fv8xw
    @Steven-fv8xw Před 4 lety +22

    No-deal brexit could not solve any problem. it is not the end. it's just the beginning of the end.

  • @nleak92
    @nleak92 Před 4 lety +5

    Think one thing both remainers and brexiteers can agree on, the government are failing the people

  • @pjs2099
    @pjs2099 Před 4 lety +14

    If Brexit does not happen, and the people of this country are ignored, there will be hell breaking loose.

    • @julesa3199
      @julesa3199 Před 4 lety +2

      Brexit won’t happen, because a large number of those who voted have passed on!
      Next time- it’s remain!

    • @jaimecosta2966
      @jaimecosta2966 Před 4 lety

      Britain is not going to lose 56% of exports to the EU... Investers are all about money...

    • @devintaylor2454
      @devintaylor2454 Před 4 lety

      Britain will leave or we'll be heading for a Cromwell situation.

  • @stephenmurray2851
    @stephenmurray2851 Před 4 lety +23

    That woman at the beginning who said she'd never vote again. She is foolish. That is what they want. Keep voting but vote to cause as much upset and hardship for the establishment as possible. Vote far right, vote brexit party, vote ukip. Vote against the Labour Party always until they die. That's what I'll do.

    • @RottingEarth
      @RottingEarth Před 4 lety

      Brexit party and ukip are not far right lol

    • @stephenmurray2851
      @stephenmurray2851 Před 4 lety +3

      @@RottingEarth Yes we are.

    • @RottingEarth
      @RottingEarth Před 4 lety

      @@stephenmurray2851 in what way are either of those parties far right? I know the guardian says they are but what policies do they have that make them far right?

    • @stephenmurray2851
      @stephenmurray2851 Před 4 lety +4

      @@RottingEarth Nationalist, racial realist, anti globalist, pro internationalist, logical and not emotional. Rationalism over empiricism. A belief in the nation state.

    • @Zauchi
      @Zauchi Před 4 lety

      No point voting in a party out of spite.

  • @fabiosteez4223
    @fabiosteez4223 Před 4 lety +49

    None of these clown in parliament know what they are doing. Big change is needed

    • @adamskyj69
      @adamskyj69 Před 4 lety +2

      Oh they do (know what they're doing), ignoring democracy by trying to stop us leaving the EU even refusing a General Election! A biased speaker, a government with no working majority and an opposition in cahoots with 'dark forces' to try to stop Johnson, the only party leader willing to honour the referendum result and bring it to conclusion without continuous can kicking. They need immediately dismissing and a General Election called.

    • @johnsmythe7940
      @johnsmythe7940 Před 4 lety

      Oh! they really know what they are doing, they are purposely destroying the English Constitution in favour of EU Law to enslave the people.

    • @JayJay5244
      @JayJay5244 Před 4 lety

      adamskyj69 The UK can have its general election if Boris agrees to extend...

    • @clearlake3492
      @clearlake3492 Před 4 lety

      @Russell Hobbs It's 'clowns' Learn English, clown.

  • @Gillemear
    @Gillemear Před 4 lety +9

    Oh for goodness sake, just leave already.

    • @Goodart1984
      @Goodart1984 Před 4 lety +1

      "just leave" - it all seemed so simple 3 years ago. And now we realise that no two leavers agree on what "leave" means. Simplistic ideas need to complex issues.

    • @Gillemear
      @Gillemear Před 4 lety

      @@Goodart1984 say that to the people on here. Am bloody sick of their moaning

  • @chronix4741
    @chronix4741 Před 4 lety +32

    Get us out.

    • @kidyfiddler5527
      @kidyfiddler5527 Před 4 lety

      Chronix goodone 😂 should of said that from the start

  • @Ethereal_155
    @Ethereal_155 Před 4 lety +2

    Anyone else notice that most people that voted leave are 40-50+ leaving the younger generation to pick up the mess that is brexit

    • @Ethereal_155
      @Ethereal_155 Před 4 lety

      @mhffc and Spain had a ressecion that boosted the unemployment rate

  • @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304

    How does Nicola Sturgeon think she can negotiate a leave deal for an independent Scotland if the UK cannot even manage to leave the EU?

    • @HuntsChris
      @HuntsChris Před 4 lety +1

      Proselytizing Orthodox Pentecostal Trans Rabbit I hope she will have to negotiate with the rest of the Union to leave the union first and the SNP are put through the ringer just as they have contributed to the brexit mess with a lack of constructive input. They can say good bye to the NHS in Scotland, no more Barnett Formula, no sovereign fishing ground rights, probably same for oil too. There is a delicious hypocrisy to the SNP wanting to be free of a the UK, screaming for independence, only to rejoin a less accountable European Union. the UK’s £12bn per year contribution will be sorely missed in Europe, the question is will it be same EU then as it now or are the SNP leading the Scots down a path to ruin.

    • @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304
      @proselytizingorthodoxpente8304 Před 4 lety

      @@HuntsChris And does she even know what leaving the UK means? Does anyone?

    • @pedrosousa9780
      @pedrosousa9780 Před 4 lety

      Scottish people had they chance for independence but like the English they are greedy they choose money above freedom.

    • @lmao.3661
      @lmao.3661 Před 4 lety

      because she's an idiot.

  • @darkshadowssonic
    @darkshadowssonic Před 4 lety +6

    "There was a clear majority" apart from it was not a clear majority leave won by the skin of its teeth.

    • @V4lairiel
      @V4lairiel Před 4 lety

      Tehlingstar haha yes I was thinking this!

    • @SebAnders
      @SebAnders Před 4 lety

      The referendum was called on a simple majority, if it had been decided that a supermajority of 60% was required then sure, remain would have won. But it wasn't so they didn't.

    • @darkshadowssonic
      @darkshadowssonic Před 4 lety

      @@SebAnders that would have been the intelligent thing to do but i think thats giving the conservative party to much credit to suggest they are capable of the intelligent thing.

  • @karlab1994
    @karlab1994 Před 4 lety +15

    The man being interviewed at the start said it so eloquently: this is now about democracy and not just BREXIT.

    • @TheJK300000
      @TheJK300000 Před 4 lety +4

      Caramel Cupcake it became binding once article 50 was active and it's been going 3 years if that's not legal precedent nothing is

    • @TheJK300000
      @TheJK300000 Před 4 lety

      donmab yep pretty much however the simple act of activating article 50 means that the referendum is under a legal precedent and most importantly someone will be angry no matter the outcome

  • @l33jcm
    @l33jcm Před 4 lety +7

    If people want to commit economic suicide, then that's up to them. It becomes a problem for me by their actions if this impacts me and my family & friends. Brexit was a ploy to fix splits within the Tory party and was meant to bring them together, but managed to split the entire country. The EU is not to blame for this country's problems, which were caused by years of austerity imposed by successive Tory governments and the financial crash in the 2000's.

  • @dave161256
    @dave161256 Před 4 lety +4

    It would be nice if a Brexit supporter could explain what Brexit means in terms of how they expect it to change the UK and its relationships with other countries.
    It would be nice if they could explain how any form of Brexit is going to make the lives of ordinary people better.
    It would be nice if they could explain how Brexit is not going to damage the Good Friday agreement.
    It would be nice if they could explain how removing the rights I currently have as an EU citizen is going to improve my life.

    • @Tombombadillo999
      @Tombombadillo999 Před 4 lety

      Well as a starter it will give more power to the leaders of their OWN country, and not decided by some greedy fat politician in Brussel, that doesnt actually care for the voice and need of the ppl in each european country.

  • @MikeyG1505
    @MikeyG1505 Před 4 lety +21

    To be honest, i can sleep better at night knowing Hugh Alexander will no longer be voting.

    • @MikeyG1505
      @MikeyG1505 Před 4 lety

      @Ovidiu Tiță I know mate. I think they are trying to shock us by saying they're no longer voting, i was over the moon!

  • @2011arish
    @2011arish Před 4 lety +10

    We are a laughing stock.

  • @polashisu4641
    @polashisu4641 Před 4 lety +15

    This might be the last chapter Great Britain.
    This might be the last chapter of democracy.

  • @davidstutt8878
    @davidstutt8878 Před 4 lety +17

    What Britain need is a general election so we can get rid of the MP s going against the vote to leave

    • @themightydash1714
      @themightydash1714 Před 4 lety +6

      but Labour are too scared because they know they'll be utterly desimated.

    • @nicholaswoolfenden5254
      @nicholaswoolfenden5254 Před 4 lety +1

      Yeah. Good luck with that.

    • @jaimecosta2966
      @jaimecosta2966 Před 4 lety

      Can't trust PM Boris Johnson the man is a known lier... nead to garanty that no deal is off the table...

    • @johnrudge5459
      @johnrudge5459 Před 4 lety

      That goes both ways

  • @testingtimes7924
    @testingtimes7924 Před 4 lety +7

    I was taught , from an early age, that I lived in a Democracy, that my vote counted and that my vote mattered. I voted leave.
    Brexit has shown, that the belief system that I was taught in, that I grew up believing in and lived my life by, was a lie.

  • @BryanClive
    @BryanClive Před 4 lety +2

    This is why the USA constitution written by English Americans, give the people the right to have and bear arms, so when your vote means nothing then it's time to change the government by force if needed. A vote is a sacred right.

  • @chrisnation1432
    @chrisnation1432 Před 4 lety +25

    As an American, I can't wait to wish our cousins across the Pond a Happy Independence Day.
    Don't worry about your loony lefties crying over spilled milk. They'll still be crying on 1 November, they'll have just picked a new doomsday scenario.

    • @TheHarrisChannel
      @TheHarrisChannel Před 4 lety +5

      Chris Nation look forward to working with our American cousins across the pond and striking a fair trade deal, when we eventually come out! America are far more of our friends than the bureaucrats in the EU.

    • @edders2009
      @edders2009 Před 4 lety

      Our loony lefties are Eurosceptic: Tony Benn, Corbyn, McDonnell etc.

    • @chrisnation1432
      @chrisnation1432 Před 4 lety +2

      @@edders2009 So eurosceptic that they've made a Second Referendum their party's policy and promised neutrality in a referendum between their Remain-lite deal and Remain?

    • @edders2009
      @edders2009 Před 4 lety

      @@chrisnation1432 Corbyn deliberately sabotaged the Remain campaign by going on holiday for 2 weeks and cancelling speeches at the last minute.

  • @visitforthemusic
    @visitforthemusic Před 4 lety +2

    The “my vote was not respected” line is getting very long in the tooth considering the Government and Parliament have devoted a third of a decade almost exclusively to brexit, which has been to the detriment of many other important issues facing the country. Time some of the ire was directed at those who ignorantly promised it would all be so easy and beneficial. Face facts: it was mis-sold.

  • @blazzz13
    @blazzz13 Před 4 lety +10

    That bloke at the beginning needs some perspective on what a 2nd class citizen is.
    2nd class citizens are people like the Windrush generation- never mind voting, some
    of them despite having been British across 2/3 generations- weren't allowed to work;
    drive; get NHS treatment and in some worst case scenarios, some were unlawfully
    detained and deported. So he needs to get a grip- politicians shift positions all the
    time after winning elections.

    • @blazzz13
      @blazzz13 Před 4 lety

      @Semaphore Smith Soon to be. But they haven't been getting detained and deported like the Windrush generation (yet)

  • @bierrollerful
    @bierrollerful Před 4 lety +2

    Let me get this straight. The people in Port Talbot voted a remain MP into office and then complain about him being a remainer?

  • @dlogan3099
    @dlogan3099 Před 4 lety +1

    There's one blindingly obvious answer to the problem. Have a 2nd referendum, now that all the issues have presented themselves. We did it twice in ireland and everyone accepted the result.

  • @alancrandall3863
    @alancrandall3863 Před 4 lety +8

    If no Brexit then time for the peasants to rise up and take their country back from the political elites.

  • @groMMit1981
    @groMMit1981 Před 4 lety +2

    The Brexit result wasn't ever respected, so why should we ever respect a Scottish leave vote or any vote for that matter.

  • @capt.lovestarii2752
    @capt.lovestarii2752 Před 4 lety +6

    Speaking as a German, the sentiment is , England get it over with so we can get on with our lives.

    • @edwalker598
      @edwalker598 Před 4 lety +2

      its gotten so bad at filling our news in the uk that I have started reading Deutsche welle to escape some of it.

  • @diggyd
    @diggyd Před 4 lety +4

    Britain's problem is that it has devolved countries within it, two of which want to remain. One of them is a post conflict society. Whatever about Scotland, Brexit Britain is not facing up to its responsibilities in Northern Ireland. The Republic of Ireland as an EU member has muscle and won't allow a hard border in Ireland. Those days are thankfully over.

    • @00chla50
      @00chla50 Před 4 lety +1

      Maybe there should be a backstop that covers N.Ireland and Scotland only. England and Wales are out, N.Ireland and Scotland remain in the customs union and so on. With a soft border across the English/Scottish border where its less heated.

    • @mogznwaz
      @mogznwaz Před 4 lety

      I think the problem is that we have devolved countries instead of 1 single country. If England had been the kind of conquering nation that wiped its conquered natives off the face of the earth and replaced them with English people on a new English territory instead of allowing them to maintain their own identities, then we would not have these issues. Too fecking nice we are.

  • @colonelangus8247
    @colonelangus8247 Před 4 lety +11

    Brexit has not occurred but it will be a great day for freedom when it does.

    • @edwalker598
      @edwalker598 Před 4 lety

      until our industry is trashed and we become poor

    • @badnbourgeoisie6480
      @badnbourgeoisie6480 Před 4 lety

      @@edwalker598 I guess we'll all just have to work a bit harder, rather than celebrating how little we did at the office today or how "I heard they're gonna bring in a 3 day work week, yay" nah pull your socks up and get grafting!!!!!

  • @brianchamberlin1539
    @brianchamberlin1539 Před 4 lety +13

    Withold your Council taxes on mass Brexiteers. Don't petition (beg) don't do marches. Cease and desist funding your local Council.

    • @edders2009
      @edders2009 Před 4 lety +5

      Why would the Tories care about that? They've been depriving local councils of masses of funds.

    • @Freemouse159
      @Freemouse159 Před 4 lety +6

      Lol most brexiteers are pensioners and benefits scroungers so... well see how long that lasts

    • @nicholaswoolfenden5254
      @nicholaswoolfenden5254 Před 4 lety +1

      Yeah that works.
      Everybody suffers for your pathetic deluded escapade.

    • @brianchamberlin1539
      @brianchamberlin1539 Před 4 lety

      www.google.co.uk/search?q=brexit+voters+by+age&prmd=niv&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiFtpi62urkAhV7UhUIHUp8CqsQ_AUoAnoECA8QAg&biw=451&bih=653#imgrc=EBc6nYE3l-Q9WM

    • @brianchamberlin1539
      @brianchamberlin1539 Před 4 lety

      @@nicholaswoolfenden5254 Stop the insanity. czcams.com/video/O5zs1nJ8S4E/video.html

  • @SpiritEngine
    @SpiritEngine Před 4 lety +1

    Just two minutes were given to explain the Scottish situation in this whole video. The consequences of Brexit in Scotland is far more subversive than it is in England, because its the most blatant example in the long history of the democratic deficit.

  • @philster611-ih8te
    @philster611-ih8te Před 4 lety +2

    Port Talbot, Wales. Reliant upon EU funding. Up to 680 million. All of which stops after Brexit. Perhaps that woman might wish to rethink her vote.

  • @oadelano_007
    @oadelano_007 Před 4 lety +2

    Never voting 🗳 Labour again
    bunch of corrupt MPs
    We need new Every day type of people, not all this corrupt Corporate MPs only looking after the rich

  • @paulleader7000
    @paulleader7000 Před 4 lety +1

    25% doing a good job? probably because 75% MPs voted to remain. HONOUR THE REFERENDUM

  • @juergenpotzkothen
    @juergenpotzkothen Před 4 lety +3

    "i'll never vote again" - yes, please!

  • @celticsaxon7609
    @celticsaxon7609 Před 4 lety +1

    A court created by blair and subservient to the eu should hold no weight and be dismatled immediately.

  • @1701_FyldeFlyer
    @1701_FyldeFlyer Před 4 lety +10

    That lady says two remainers know what they want, just to remain. Do they? Do both remainers want the status quo or does one want more integration, hand over more power to the EU, adopt the Euro, want an EU army? We know what we voted for, simply to leave. Then, negotiate a deal if possible but if not, WTO.
    I voted Labout for over 40 years. I'll never vote Labour again after their betrayal.

  • @logesch
    @logesch Před 4 lety

    To the guy who voted for Brexit and is complaining that his vote didn't count. Well, what about the vote of the majority of the Scottish people? People who wanted Brexit are people who will be responsible for the Breakup of the UK.

  • @notroll1279
    @notroll1279 Před 4 lety +4

    If all the British I know were leavers; I'd just say: "let them have it, they don't deserve better."
    But no - most British who know EU citizens personally and know EU countries beyond the edge of a Sangria bucket aren't - and they'll be taken along if this really goes on.
    Many of those were not allowed to vote because they were expatriates for more than a few years - despite their continued citizenship. Despite this, Arron Banks' dubious gathering of foreign funds etc. the 2016 referendum is now Leavers' holy grail of democracy - really?
    And after all the promises that a deal maintaining access to the common market would be "the easiest thing in the world" went pop and companies invest elsewhere, it's still worth sticking to? Not even a question of taking stock of the situation?
    It beggars belief.

    • @niwuwuginger9041
      @niwuwuginger9041 Před 4 lety +3

      What`s the big deal? How about Americans, Canadians and Australians? They are NOT the EU members. Is it difficult for them to travel ?

    • @notroll1279
      @notroll1279 Před 4 lety

      @@niwuwuginger9041
      Djd I talk about traveling?
      Indeed - no deal Brexit may also lead to visa requirements - but EU membership is also about the free flow of goods and services (the latter being totally ignored by WTO, for example), working and taking residence. Many British citizens spending their retirement in Spain or elsewhere in the EU will lose coverage by the local health insurance - just to mention a few aspects of a very big deal indeed.

  • @2000guineas
    @2000guineas Před 4 lety +5

    29th march is gone get it?

  • @awesomeavenger2810
    @awesomeavenger2810 Před 4 lety +6

    Its not Britain thats broken. Its the democratic process. And its the remainers in parliament who broke it.

  • @raymondsawyer8626
    @raymondsawyer8626 Před 4 lety +10

    In less civilised times in history there would have been conflict

  • @briansykes2806
    @briansykes2806 Před 4 lety +2

    Divide England into two (perhaps west and east, so with a north-south boundary). One half stays in EU, the other half leaves. For a limited time, people can move from one side to the other, without any procedures. I am not sure what to do about London.
    Of course this is impractical. But imagine it was feasible. Anyone like to forecast what would happen? Which half would thrive the most?

    • @ASTROBOYUFO
      @ASTROBOYUFO Před 4 lety

      @ Brian Sykes... "Not sure what to do about London". Nuke the entire site from orbit...It's the only way to be sure...😁

  • @sicilianotoronto
    @sicilianotoronto Před 4 lety +2

    STOP BREXIT!

  • @lloydbayliss4921
    @lloydbayliss4921 Před 4 lety +1

    Why dose Scotland want to go independent then run back to the eu to be controlled

  • @mysticpizza02
    @mysticpizza02 Před 4 lety +4

    I'm Scottish and voted leave

  • @Harlock2day
    @Harlock2day Před 4 lety

    The reality is also of Britain being one no more. Scotland and Ireland want to remain whilst England and Wales want to leave.

  • @nicholaslong1697
    @nicholaslong1697 Před 4 lety +4

    Next term we need to get labour and conservative out of Parliament and get the brexit party in to do our bidding

  • @heikogao
    @heikogao Před 4 lety +2

    Leaving EU is no good for UK. The parliament is doing the best to save UK at a cost of ruining its own reputation. This is the good thing that the residents do not understand. Pity.

  • @TheNille02
    @TheNille02 Před 4 lety +3

    I can understand why people are mad, but on the other side, millions of brits that life and work on the EU Mainland could not participate in the Survey (or the British citizens in the colony's). The General Election later was also no help, because torys and labor(corbin) choose to go for brexit. There was no opposition to represent the remain people.
    But the biggest problem is that brexit was never defined, and its not to this day. Some say they voted to a hard brexit, someone else for a soft one and so on.
    And honestly the only feasible way is to throw the DUP under the Bus and use the initial Backstop that just North Ireland stays in the Single Market and the Boarder moves to the Irish sea. In the last 3 Years there was no other proposal. That could be one of the plans from the torys right now.
    About a independent Scotland, i hope they check it with the eu first, because they dont meet the requirements currently to join the EU again. So, not that they leave the UK to find out that they are now alone and the EU says no.

  • @k.e.w
    @k.e.w Před 4 lety

    What is more shocking to me is that the UK forgot the past . UK voted in 1973 to join the EU . Why do people not respecting this decision? Because they blind ! And they do not care about the past . This now was the second referendum not the first . like everyone says . If there is another vote than it would be the third . So in the end it dosnt matter how many votes will be done the democracy has been damaged with brexit already .

  • @manfredbazarov6417
    @manfredbazarov6417 Před 4 lety +1

    These people are so serious about the referendum vote, so consumed with the vote being implemented, but they can't give any concrete benefits of doing so. They oversimplify by saying parliament is doing its best to defy the vote. Parliament voted to trigger article 50, but since then the government has failed to produce a deal which has clear benefits and also safeguards peace in Northern Ireland. Its the government who have failed. These people think their advisory vote is worth people being killed in violence on the island of Ireland?

  • @MrRamirojunior
    @MrRamirojunior Před 4 lety +1

    I have a question. I would go to England ( Newcastle) on 30th of November, and I want to know, as a Portuguese citizen, if I would have any problems to enter the country, and to get a job, a house.

    • @sinecosine7493
      @sinecosine7493 Před 4 lety +1

      Francisco Ferreira
      You’d most likely be able to do that anyway, the chances of Brexit by 31st October is very low.

    • @MrRamirojunior
      @MrRamirojunior Před 4 lety

      @@sinecosine7493 Yeah it's what the Portuguese immigration said to me, but I wanted to have a different perspective from a British citizen! Cheers!!

  • @clearlake3492
    @clearlake3492 Před 4 lety +2

    Although I voted Remain I now realise that a so-called 'hard' Brexit is the only answer. That way, those who voted Leave will finally get what they want. Then if things go badly for them and the country, they will only have themselves to blame.
    And the good news is that the people who wanted Brexit most of all - ie. the working class - will be the worst hit in the event of an economic downturn. I only hope that they will accept that this is their own fault and not blame others for their bad choice.

    • @matiasluukkanen7718
      @matiasluukkanen7718 Před 4 lety

      clearlake Other option is the become a province of German and French led EU. What happened to the strength and gall that Britain used to have? What are economic woes compared to the hundreds of thousands of dead brits during World Wars?
      But then again it must be comforting for current generation to walk blindly into servitude and bend over...

    • @clearlake3492
      @clearlake3492 Před 4 lety +1

      @Caramel Cupcake I must admit that I have the same reaction. F**k 'em, say I. The only thing that is guaranteed is that they WON'T blame themselves if things go badly for them post-Brexit. The working class love blaming others for their own failures in life, so stand by for a mass bleating...

    • @clearlake3492
      @clearlake3492 Před 4 lety

      @@matiasluukkanen7718 I am all for a bit of economic hardship...provided, of course, that others suffer it and not me. Fortunately I am in the 'I'm alright Jack' category, so it WON'T happen to me. Still, I'm sure that those who lose their job will be able to point out to their families that we have got our sovereignty back. That should cheer them all up no end.

    • @444zana
      @444zana Před 4 lety

      Yes.. House prices drop....

    • @adamwnt
      @adamwnt Před 4 lety

      @@matiasluukkanen7718the UK could be shaping the EU almost as much as Germany and at least as much as France but it didn't want to

  • @amarillagriffin7427
    @amarillagriffin7427 Před 4 lety +1

    The media and some politician's would not accept Brexit,and this mess is a result of that.

  • @jackrussell3755
    @jackrussell3755 Před 4 lety +1

    Scotland will become an independent nation. England and Wales voted to leave the European Union and that must be respected but the fact Scotland didn’t means we should have a second independence referendum. If Scotland votes no this time again then it in hand is voting for a British exit from European Union aswell. We should hold a referendum on the basis of being an independent nation and everything that will give Scotland we should leave the EU question til an independent Scotland is declared this way not splitting up Leave Indyref voters and Remain indyref voters.

    • @jackrussell3755
      @jackrussell3755 Před 4 lety

      mhffc mhffc fully agree. Its obvious England want to leave the EU even with recent EU elections and recent polls for the upcoming general election its so clear so the SNP are wasting time arguing to stop Brexit. SNP are a party for independence and solely that, they should not be so content on trying to stop Brexit which the majority of people living in Wales and England want. Use this moment to show that ideologically England and Scotland are going down different paths, keep both Leave and Remain voters who could support independence onside get that over the line then have an argument on what we should do as an independent nation (Full EU membership, Norway style deal, Canada style deal).

  • @chewypiano7194
    @chewypiano7194 Před 4 lety +3

    Extension, general election, then second referendum is the way out of this.

  • @Cyribuz
    @Cyribuz Před 4 lety

    It made the majority of those over 40 and those under 40 in under skilled careers exponentially more racist, not just to skin colour either, but to anyone outside of the UK - even those that were born in the UK but of foreign descent. Disgraceful.

  • @StartTheGreatRenaissance

    Germany has 96 meps we have 73 We are ruled by Germany and German banks....The German economy is stalling big time.Make no mistake we will pay the bill....we need to exit quickly. Our children’s freedom is at stake here!

  • @socialistsolidarity
    @socialistsolidarity Před 4 lety

    The more the wealth gap widens in the UK the more the country will be divided.

  • @ralfrath699
    @ralfrath699 Před 4 lety +2

    How a Brexit-dictator has changed Britain - is impressive. And with the mighty monarchy and the Queen behind Boris is so mighty that he can destroy even the British Parliament. But - and we all know this - the British Democracy is back. Britain has lost democracy but Britain is a country with hope and glory.

    • @nleak92
      @nleak92 Před 4 lety

      Yet who wants to reverse the referendum results? They are the traitors

  • @iichaosii
    @iichaosii Před 4 lety +1

    Britai was changed the day we joined the EU, hopefully it will change for the better now and allow the English people to finally get justice and have our voices heard.

  • @iain5615
    @iain5615 Před 4 lety +1

    When I talk to Remainers, there reasons to stay are as diverse as why Brexiteers want to leave. One wants what the EU provides while the other wants what sovereignty provides. As such the lady who stated the Remainers want only one thing while Leavers differ on what they want is misinformed or willingly disregarding reality.

  • @eurotop40
    @eurotop40 Před 4 lety

    This shows how antiquated the British political system is. No written constitution and an undemocratic voting system, an unelected upper chamber and an unelected head of state lead to this mess.

    • @BDaMonkey
      @BDaMonkey Před 4 lety +1

      I don't think it is has lead to it, but I would agree that it needs to be reformed/modernised. It is not fit for purpose.

  • @sheilabutterworth1418
    @sheilabutterworth1418 Před 4 lety +2

    That's howe they win. I feel the same. But I will vote if Leave on the Ballot paper.

  • @joe127
    @joe127 Před 4 lety +9

    Brexit is one of the worse things ever to happen to this country, fundamentally will be a poorer, weaker country once we have left .

    • @niwuwuginger9041
      @niwuwuginger9041 Před 4 lety +2

      How about Germany? Young uni graduates can`t find a decent job and rent is going up sharply. EU will be history with or without Brexit.

    • @hurstmitchell6392
      @hurstmitchell6392 Před 4 lety +1

      Well that is what Extinction Rebellion is all about! We need to spend less and have less!

  • @alexcarney4811
    @alexcarney4811 Před 4 lety +3

    There hasn't even been a brexit yet; It is a failure to deliver brexit and false speculation based on it - what I'm saying is that a lack of a brexit and thereby uncertainty has caused this "problem"

  • @hurstmitchell6392
    @hurstmitchell6392 Před 4 lety +2

    What happens if we have another referendum and Leave wins again?

    • @Land-of-reason
      @Land-of-reason Před 4 lety +1

      Exactly the same as if people voted REMAIN.

    • @nicotina4082
      @nicotina4082 Před 4 lety +1

      Worst still what if remain wins many leavers won't vote in another referenment

    • @mogznwaz
      @mogznwaz Před 4 lety +2

      Whether Leave won again or Remain edged it, it wouldn't matter, because democracy would already be dead.

    • @jymlife5314
      @jymlife5314 Před 4 lety +2

      The second referendum labour are talking about is remain or deal, not remain or leave. A Deal can only be negotiated if we leave and EU want our costum which they will, but if we try to negotiate without a no deal consequence then the deal will be worse off for us than remain because the EU want us to stay and keep our custom. The fact remainers have enforced that no deal will not be a consequence the EU will not give any kind of deal that benefits us. What parliament has done is wrong thinking they know best. Everyone thinks they know best but to sabotage the chance of a soft Brexit then rule out a hard will cause alot of damage. The Queen has the power which she chooses not to use to sort this mess out. I voted remain but brexiteers won and remainers have sabotaged their chance of best outcome.

    • @nicholaswoolfenden5254
      @nicholaswoolfenden5254 Před 4 lety

      Who cares?

  • @sausagejockyGaming
    @sausagejockyGaming Před 4 lety

    Scottish independance is the most ludicrous idea ever, why would they want to leave the UK so they can trade with the EU when scotland trades more with England alone than all other nations combined and scotland will never be allowed in the EU anyway as spain would veto due to catalonia

  • @Alfredthegreat94
    @Alfredthegreat94 Před 4 lety +1

    Jeff is a legend... true patriot never give in !!

  • @MathieuDeVinois
    @MathieuDeVinois Před 4 lety +1

    Solution is easy if England and Wales just leave the United Kingdom. Then leavers leave with no deal and remainers stay. Also, there will be no problem on the Irish border.Everybody gets what he asked for.

  • @EFChartley
    @EFChartley Před 4 lety +2

    FAITH in BRITAIN no matter what!

  • @aesma2522
    @aesma2522 Před 3 lety

    Cameron basically destroyed the country. He could have added something sensible to the referendum, for example the need for 2/3 of the vote to win it, which is pretty common for big constitutional changes in other countries. 52/48 isn't a clear result, it's enough to decide less important stuff, but not for something like Brexit.

  • @jakartaharpman
    @jakartaharpman Před 4 lety

    The reporter's surprise at the Brexiteer's anger is quite revealing: maybe it's not just the parliamentarians who don't get it.....

  • @kieransavage3835
    @kieransavage3835 Před 3 lety

    Let’s have a referendum....We’ve Never had one before....Ever.....

  • @Harlock2day
    @Harlock2day Před 4 lety

    Common sense is the UK out of the EU but with good ties to their neighbours. Parliament is doing the interest of the people by getting forcing a good deal and protecting people against No Deal. Brexiteers worry unnecessarily, Britain will leave, with a deal.

  • @alba9507
    @alba9507 Před 4 lety

    The Union is finished, just let it die with the little respect it has left!

  • @strofikornego9408
    @strofikornego9408 Před 4 lety +2

    UK owes E.U. 39 billion £

    • @ga21351
      @ga21351 Před 4 lety

      Its 33 now. Will be less it brexit is delay again

  • @IssyWright-livecouk
    @IssyWright-livecouk Před 4 lety +2

    well done sky good investigative journalism for right wing Murdoch lovers

  • @FernandoSilva-bx6st
    @FernandoSilva-bx6st Před 4 lety +2

    Brexit it's the end of UK 🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @sonam426
    @sonam426 Před 4 lety +3

    They voted with deal, most of them they didn’t vote for without deal

    • @kevinallsop5788
      @kevinallsop5788 Před 4 lety

      Absolute rubbish put out by REMOANERS. Look up www.watch-v=iPcmebRH904 "2 minutes of broken promises"

  • @zacharybohlman4069
    @zacharybohlman4069 Před 4 lety +3

    All leavers have is "I VOTED!!!"
    They have nothing left.

    • @maxdelacruz8406
      @maxdelacruz8406 Před 4 lety +1

      Zachary Bohlman where does that leave remainers since they lost the referendum vote?

    • @zacharybohlman4069
      @zacharybohlman4069 Před 4 lety +1

      @@maxdelacruz8406 that advisory one?

    • @nleak92
      @nleak92 Před 4 lety +1

      All remainers have are lies

    • @nleak92
      @nleak92 Před 4 lety +1

      Zachary Bohlman Wasn’t an advisory one though was it?

    • @zacharybohlman4069
      @zacharybohlman4069 Před 4 lety +1

      Nathan Leak lol name a couple. And expert predictions aren't lies

  • @user-ue9bi2ui2q
    @user-ue9bi2ui2q Před 4 lety +1

    If the U.K. leaves the EU it follows that London must leave the U.K.
    On every single reason the U.K. has to leave the EU , London can make the same if not better case to leave the U.K.
    30% of U.K. GDP is produced by 15% of the population that live in London. We pay through taxes for government expenditure that does not benefit us. We receive 200,000 economic migrants from the rest of the U.K. every year. Our laws are largely made by the 580 odd MPs in U.K. parliament that represent non London constituencies.
    So , why should London remain a part of the wider UK if the wider U.K. has decided these are the same reasons they want to leave the EU?

  • @mariusmike1
    @mariusmike1 Před 4 lety +5

    "joo no wot i mien?"

    • @SebAnders
      @SebAnders Před 4 lety

      Mike M.
      It's rude to mock the mentally impaired, good sir.

  • @Ross.Cavendish
    @Ross.Cavendish Před 4 lety +1

    All I can see is a load of old leave voters saying that they will never vote again. If voters cannot be relied upon to use their vote properly, then that is a good thing.

    • @hurstmitchell6392
      @hurstmitchell6392 Před 4 lety +2

      In most mature and caring countries older people are treated with respect and their wisdom appreciated!

  • @careyparker2673
    @careyparker2673 Před 4 lety

    Voting is a waste of time.

  • @theeye2429
    @theeye2429 Před 4 lety

    britain is not in the eu, uk is in the eu. britain is a land, uk is a corporation

  • @Hagser
    @Hagser Před 4 lety +3

    Long live Brexit!

  • @RFSA180
    @RFSA180 Před 4 lety

    The further a society drifts from the truth. The more it will hate those that speak it.

  • @JackTheAverage
    @JackTheAverage Před 4 lety

    People are acting as if Boris didn't vote against every opportunity to leave in parliament

    • @Garry_Combine
      @Garry_Combine Před 4 lety +1

      All the deals that where proposed have the EU the power to decide when we leave,that's not Brexit, what if the EU turned around and said NO? No Deal is a true Brexit pal, it needs to happen or the working classes trust in politicians will be killed for a long time, they may even stop voting.

    • @JackTheAverage
      @JackTheAverage Před 4 lety

      @@Garry_Combine the motions passed in parliament don't stop a no deal, they just require a vote for it, making it still a possibility but one that needs further clarification to act on, which makes sense to me, big issues like this need clarity, not black and white solutions to a color pallet problem

    • @JackTheAverage
      @JackTheAverage Před 4 lety

      @@Garry_Combine I understand that the public aren't happy with the speed in which this process is happening but unfortunately democracy is slow, it's one of its biggest flaws but parliament providing an opposition is exactly how this should work

    • @Garry_Combine
      @Garry_Combine Před 4 lety

      @@JackTheAverage it's not the slow speed, it's the clear lack of respect of those that voted to leave. That's what they find infuriating.

  • @hopeforbetter382
    @hopeforbetter382 Před 4 lety

    Democratic countries with parliamentary powers should not have the need for their governments to call for referendums! Referendums are a manipulative tool and as in this case it gave power to “out all out lies “ and machinations of a few power and money hungry individuals!

  • @brizlor
    @brizlor Před 4 lety +1

    Take my vote from me and I don't need to pay tax. That's in our Constitution. No taxation without representation..

    • @brizlor
      @brizlor Před 4 lety

      @Yattaman it is called magna carta. Ever heard of it 🙄

    • @napoleonbonaparteempereurd4676
      @napoleonbonaparteempereurd4676 Před 4 lety

      @@brizlor
      It's not a Continuation. 🇬🇧
      The UK does not have a Continuation. 🇬🇧 "Constitution" has a specific legal definition 🇬🇧
      Magna Carta was written to protect the interests of the property-owning class.

    • @Venus03
      @Venus03 Před 4 lety

      @@napoleonbonaparteempereurd4676 the UK does have a constitution it's just uncodified

  • @ianwhiteley5102
    @ianwhiteley5102 Před 4 lety +1

    Traitor mp s. Lets see a list of there names

  • @mckeownderek41
    @mckeownderek41 Před 4 lety

    Yea it was a clear majority to leave, but hey they where lied to. So, is it really undemocratic to stay? No of course not.

  • @InsideOutInkDemon
    @InsideOutInkDemon Před 4 lety

    52/48 isnt a clear majority. its scraping through

  • @pipoca678
    @pipoca678 Před 4 lety

    they forgot to tell that for every 350 millions sent to europe...they give half back ....europe sends every weel 170 million back to the uk...

    • @BDaMonkey
      @BDaMonkey Před 4 lety

      The more important part is that we gain trade from them, which more than makes up for the money we put into it.

  • @richardbarkus4494
    @richardbarkus4494 Před 4 lety +1

    A clear majority is 60/40

  • @Alex-wj9ho
    @Alex-wj9ho Před 4 lety

    UK population - 60 mil people
    Leavers - 17.4 mil
    Sorry but I fail to see how 17 out of 60 is a majority. Sure 17 out of 33.5 is a small majority but the latter does not represent the UK (i.e it is 26.5 mil short and leavers need another 13 mil +1 supporters to claim they won). This means that the 2016 referendum is invalid because it actually needed 90% vote for one camp or the other to make it relevant and representative for the UK (if we consider the total 33.5 mil votes).
    The fact is that not everybody affected was allowed to vote. To say that a simple majority of 50% +1 for something like this is a fallacy and the real undemocratic move against our society. Democracy is there and intact; just poorly understood to make it fit misguided interests.
    It is sad but in some ways I am glad Parliament is divided because it is there to represent the population which, as indicated above and in this clip, does not have a clear majority on this issue.
    Article 50 must be scrapped and we need to move on with our lives; we can only hope EU will turn a blind eye and let us keep the pre-2016 privileged EU status. I don't think we will but at the same time is a valid penalty for messing them about. Every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

    • @ruairievans
      @ruairievans Před 4 lety

      There's about 65 million people in the UK, 46.5million registered but about 33.5 million people that voted.
      17.5 million of those who voted, voted to leave while 16.1 million voted to remain.
      If more young people were bothered to vote then remain filling in the 13 million empty votes could have won.