Asking Londoners: Has Brexit Been A Success 4 Years On.
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Time to rejoin the EU.
Scotland and Wales can join first
Not so fast, there will be no rebate, no opt-outs, no exceptionalism and there needs to be a large majority of both parties agreeing to it. Remember each of the eu countries have a veto right.
â@@BramflyWhen you say both parties, do you mean Labour and Liberal-Democrats? The Tories will be history.
â@Bramfly If the old path no longer exists because it was torn away and is urgently needed, then you have to quickly build a new narrow path! In the EU case, an agreement with all obligations and rights but without participation in the EU internal market would be the quickest LITTLE WAY!
EU politicians are not interested in Tory, Labor, Farage and Co for the time being! Macron has already proposed such a framework. You would have the best chance of a yes among all EU countries! Go to the EU and talk to them about what something like that might look like.
This would give Wales, Scotland and Co the opportunity to join the EU pretty quickly. If something like that were to happen, the old parties would tear it up!
â@@Bramfly
Bramfly, not so fast đ A UK wide referendum and a qualified majority vote in favor of rejoining, say at least 60 % of all registered voters is also called for. The EU is not just another pub where you walk in and walk out of as you dawn well please.
As an American it seems to me that Brexit is very similar to the Trump "America First" isolationist idea. In a world with instant communications and interdependent economies, it is much better to unify rather than isolate. Just makes more sense.
totally agree !
Not just similar; Steve Bannon was one of the driving forces behind Brexit... Farage was literally groomed by Bannon & his neo-fascist ideology.
does that include free roaming for terrorists.
@@c.c.8841 or pedophiles or murderers or serial killers. Where do you stop.
You understand the EU is a protectionist entity and that Brexit is intended to put us back on the world stage without the isolationist and protectionist policies of the EU
Brexit is like smashing yourself in the face with a rusty frying pan and then being surprised that it hurts.
A really fine metaphorical expression :) .Greetings from Lietuva Lithuania.
Yeah! one of those big heavy ones.
It is only because youâve been conditioned to believe the European Union is our only market in the world,
Africa is going to be an amazing place in the years to come, Nigeria alone has 133 million people,
we donât trade enough with South America or Central America and then there is the Far East, us British people are blinkered and we are selling our goods into a heavily regulated region called the European Union with stagnant growth and,
without migration its falling population would lead to an even smaller market .
do you research,
many international European companies mainly make their profits from outside of the European Union ,
we have to give leaving the European Union 10 to 15 maybe 20 years and we could be substantially better by trading with the rest of the world đ
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My youngest daughter studied in Paris for a year thanks to the Erasmus Programme, but my grandchildren are denied that opportunity. So many small businesses are struggling or closing down because of formerly non-existent red tape. Above all, there's the disaster that the NHS is becoming despite the false promises of enormous investment.
@marijo1951 Before the EU horizon programme the UK had the most extensive world network of university exchange programmes...my cousin studied in the states before the EU existed, never mind the Horizon programme. France also had a similarly extensive network. Neither the UK or France were keen to give up their own programme for Horizon, but we did.
It is now possible to study all over the world using the UKs Turing scheme, which is less costly, offers more placement capacity, and the financial arrangements are much better geared for lower income students. Your grandchild has just as much opportunity, it's just a different scheme.
Edit: I said Horizon...I was having a 'moment'...I meant Erasmus.
Shameful that your grandchildren canât study on part of your continent.
@@marionlarkin1161 Its nonsense. Look up the Turing Scheme.
boohoohoo.
Try speaking to the BRITISH people who's wages went down 70% because of the floods of cheap Polish and similar labour.If they love Paris so much... move to France and stop telling the overwhelming majority how to run Britain.
You remoaners lost... get over it.... or move to Europe!
@@shelleyphilcox4743jeez, this is dumb. Anyone can do mega expensive paid foreign exchange if they satisfy entry requirements, all universities have it; but the EU gave free movement. Right of residence, no visa, no foreign status, all the access of EU membership. Just like going to Oxbridge, or York, but you have the EU member universities to choose from! You are disingenuous in your reply because you have to be. What Brexit voters did to their own young people amounts to an act of war. It is unconscionable and unforgivable.
The Uk swapped âthe Empireâ for the EU and told the Commonwealth they were on their own, then decided to ditch the EU. Now theyâre gob smacked that, when they offered dodgy trade deals, the Commonwealth didnât come rushing back asking where do I sign. The Uk made this bed, let âem lie in it.
That "Commonwealth" is colonising Britain now . . .
As an American observer: my take is that the U.K. Conservatives wanted to set themselves as 'kings'. Thankfully, they fell hard on their faces. Unfortunately, they took the U.K. public with them.
As a Dutch truck driver going to the UK almost every week I can see the madness of Brexit and the way businesses are struggling because of it. I am old enough to know the way it was with borders everywhere in Europe. Have been at the border of Slovakia waiting, have seen the bullshit jobs of border officials. My company benefits from it because the UK has become a specialty and has to pay for everything, but personally I say: please rejoin!
Shady money,tax havens,lower employment and environmental standards,higher food prices,lower inward investment,longer airport lines,travel stay limits,no mobility to with in the EU.Whats not to like if you have your sovereignty or at least someone in the Caymans has it for you...Britain has voted to have poor medical services,less democracy and foreign ownership of vital industries.
You forgot to mention the đ© being discharged directly into rivers and coastal waters.
â@@2aph0d_b33blebr0xDon't be stupid
@@2aph0d_b33blebr0x It really isn't.
@@John_Lyle Evidence?
@@TheMusicalElitist Go and swim in it be my gest
After Brexit all my family moved to France and won't come back now this was a pipe dream a impossible ideal
I left France because I knew that France would like a spoilt child have a tantrum and cause so many problems for Britâs living part time in France.
@@MiltonMoJunction well things in UK are a lot calmer these days, it's not that bad, the main problem for most is shortage of affordable housing, that's the number one problem, so I think may be it's best UK stay out of Europe, we have enough people sleeping on the streets, we don't need any more.
â@MiltonMoJunction Brexit itself is like throwing a tantrum. đ
@@tonivaripati5951 Thatâs because the world seems to want to come here and live off the taxpayer like parasites.
@@MiltonMoJunctionlike you were ever in France!
Brexit has been an outstanding success at proving without doubt what an utterly stupid idea Brexit was all along.
therejoineuparty.com/
ââ@@therejoineuparty8898What do you think about Richard von Coudenhove-Kalergi
Politician and philosopher? He is the father of the EU.
@@jonmould2946 In two words: conspiracy nutjobbery
And of course everything in EUSSR land is just grand!!! đ€Ł Never, ever, never not a chance we want to rejoin!! Acceoot democracy lads! You lost!!!đŽó §ó ąó „ó źó §ó żâïžđ€ŁđŹđ§
@@mick1406 Have you been paying attention to the poor state of the UKSSR these days? It's less democratic than any country in the EU and less democratic than the EU as an organization.
The most reasonable people I have seen in street interviews for a very long time. Not the usual "UK grim" types who turned the country in a miserable shithole. However their voices are not heard nor represented in the political establishment at all. I am an old guy myself and I look at these people with great sadness because of what my and older generations have done to them. It is just remarkable that there is not more anger among them. The gentlemen at around the 3 min mark sums it up nicely. What he is saying should be the main stream message to the public because it is the most honest, truthful and realistic picture you can give to your people. Anything else is a pack of lies of people who want to fool and abuse you for their own benefit but unfortunately this is what you hear the most and it will take us nowhere.
Yep, you let the EU 4th Reich destroy the place. Bribe UK businesses to move elsewhere in the 4th Reich and punish the UK for saving them in 2 world wars.
I agree with you.I was one of the older generation who DID NOT vote for this other travesty.
The young must be proactive and vote for change.
The UK had special privileges in the EU, it had control over its borders over its currency and did not have to adopt the Euro. This time around, if the UK wants to rejoin, it will not have the same conditions.
a better reason to stay out. there are quite a lot of British colonial islands who want to stay out.
Firstly teh UK didn't have control over it's borders, Freedom of movement meant that from 2004 onwards an average of 225,000 people came from the EU each and every year when we were told around 26,000 would come. Secondly plenty of countries joined the EU on the basis that they would adopt the Euro but never have, Poland is one example. Thirdly the UK will never join the EU again. Please get your facts right before posting, otherwise it just makes you look dumb.
what was it written on the Bus .... 350m/week to NHS .. and then the biggest clown on the planet was elected as PM ... "a failed state" is the correct assessment on UK
I donât want to live in a world where we cannot believe everything thatâs written on the side of a bus.
Britain MUST rejoin the EU and do it quickly. Start by electing capable, intelligent people who are able to guide the country into a better future. Delays at ports for people and trade are not good, free movement are a hallmark of EU policy, just rejoin and get on with all of your EU neighbours. The whole migration and crime situations MUST be stopped and this can only be done through EU unity. Admit this first, BREXIT HAS BEEN AND WILL CONTINUE TO BE A DISASTER FOR UK. There is really no argument against it at all.
Next vote on membership of the EU is due in 2057. The EU will be long gone, a distant memory by then.
It's even more....ÂŁ700 million a week into the NHS!
@@davidpryle3935so will you
There are entities that benefited from Brexit. China and Russia come to mind.
I have an 11 year old daughter who lives in France. I now buy all her gifts from EU retailers. In the online world we live in, it's easier and cheaper just to avoid the UK.
Good, I remember joining a Free trade Common market, Not a political Quango. Go North and see what the real People of Britain think.
â @@newton18311in the 1970s, despite De Gaulleâs misgivings, UK was allowed to join a political organization whose goal of âever closer union among the peoples of Europeâ was clearly stated in its founding document.
Anyone that pretended that it was just a free trade area was willfully deluding himself and others.
Hopefully, when UK applies to join again, the EU wonât repeat its past mistakes and will demand UKâs full explicit commitment to the European project.
Which should make you Brexiteers happy - it will postpone Breturn by at least a couple of decades.
@@newton18311 Cope with your nonsense. It's impossible to have a multi nation single market without having the political regulations to manage the market, you're utterly clueless.
You said you joined a common market, you dont even seem to know that back then the EEC had a parliament and Council of ministers, the EU was an upgrade from the EEC.
@@paologat Ah yes i remember De Gaulle Hiding in England through out the second world war, then wanted to be first to march into Paris when the allies had done all the fighting. The very war that was fought for freedom , Not Political Quangos'.
@@newton18311 De Gaulle vetoed UKâs accession when it begged to join the EC. Twice. Perhaps because he got to know the English mentality, after the French army sacrificed itself to let them flee from Dunkirk.
Brexit was a massive success - for the hedge fund managers who bet against sterling, for the inadequate and incompetent British politicians who had a grudge against their (mostly) better educated and more competent EU counterparts, ancd for Putin whose money appaears to have financed some of the Leave campaign. For the reat of us, it has been a disaster.
Ordinary people voted..
The Brits never fitted in anyway
@@karylhogan5758 De Gaulle was right not to find Little Britain worthy of joining Europe and blocking their integration. He was overruled and the bad egg allowed in. Eventually they found their way out anyway.
@@albertlugosi yeah degaulle , the one who sought asylum in Britain instead of standing against his countries invaders in wwii. He left that to us little brits to do, if the brits had not collaborated with the French resistance, would you be free to have a point of view. Live with it.
@@karylhogan5758 very true, we brits are only useful to you when your petty little squabbles get out of hand, two world wars proved that, you think we'll bother to help in the next one, nah we'll just leave you to it. All your tourists coming to the UK with their bad manners, that's perfectly OK with us, we just take one look at ya and smirk about it, we give as good as get, even tho we are outnumbered, masses don't overcome ingenuity.
Brexit was a massive success for the millions of workers who saw their wages stagnate/fall due to mass immigration. Bank of England's own report post Brexit stated that membership of the EU had suppressed the wages of the low skilled and skilled workers. The fishing communities up and down the country were sold out by the Consocialist government when they signed the fishing deal. If they had actually fought for the coastal communities then the fishing industry would have grown hugely over the coming years.
The problem with the pro EU remnants is they are very selfish and don't look at the bigger picture. The EU is a portectionish racket, it's share of teh worlds economy has fallen year on year for well over a decade. Why be a small fish in a small pond?. The EU is insular and has a "little Europe" mentality which will ultimately see it's demise.
The most surprising thing was to see British people living for years in other EU countries voting for Brexit, without thinking that they were going to be harmed. It is mind-boggling. I remember many of them without even speaking the language of the EU country they live in, defending the Brexit like crazy. đź
If you do a search on CZcams you will find footage of a remain campaign march through London. You will see two women being asked "What's the best thing the EU has given the UK"?. One woman couldn't answer it and just looked vacant and the 2nd woman said "The best thing the EU has given the UK is the NHS".. đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
Regarding Brits living in an EU country and never speaking the language of that country ,I agree with you and it's not acceptable. But to imply that Brits are too thick to make the decision all I would say is the vast majority of Eastern Europeans living in the UK live in enclaves of their own countrymen/women. They don't integrate any more than than Brits do abroad.If Brexit was the wrong decision can you tell me why the EU's perecentage of world trade has fallen year on year for well over a decade and How is the Germany economy doing?.
Boris Johnson's oven ready deal was really no deal.his Russian links need investigating
There are YT videos out there investigating Russian links
What Brexit has taught us is people have no accountability anymore
Particularly Johnson who took us out of the EU.
We brought the EU empire to account....it's called democracy.
@@KILKennyLaDa9898-js2nr based on lies spouted by the leave campaign.
@@KILKennyLaDa9898-js2nr yeh we showed them!
Yes
The pride at getting out of the EU has really expedited the fall of the UK. I know for sure that those in the establishment, that pushed to get out , are not suffering a jot.
I am not British any more, I needed to give that up to have the security to remain here in the Netherlands as a Dutch person. I feel so sorry for the people that never wanted to leave and yes I'd love to see the UK join again. However as I listen to the reasons to rejoin they are always about the negatives for British people and never about how the UK can help by being part of a club of countries that work together to build a better future for all EU members. That is logical I suppose but I want to see a UK that is eager to join and be a part of something bigger not a UK that is in it purely for themselves. Good luck with the campaign.
It must be considered though, that every Brexiteer turned up to vote, whereas many remainers complacently refrained from turning out. Those people need to shoulder a lot of the blame.
@@lengravy That's just plain wrong - on such huge actual vote samples the science says the non-voters would have voted the same way - the variable factor being non-voters are less inclined to support the establishment which would have favoured Leave.
That's the 're-join problem' in a nutshell - the UK people are just not interested in the 'EU project'.
@@Iazzaboyce You keep telling yourself that. I think you're just plain wrong.
@@Iazzaboyce You and those in your echo chamber aren't. People who understand the damage that has been done to our economy and to geopolitics don't agree with you.
It's so successful that now we can drink water with human excrement in our rivers.
Just use the tap like everyone else.
That is due to mass immigration and adding 15 million third worlders to our population - the whole reason why people voted to leave.
@@captricharddee3634 simp
â@@captricharddee3634- the same tap with connections to our rivers that are so polluted that fish within are dying?
Those taps?
@@danielcrafter9349 At least we get clean tap water, something a lot of EU countries do not have.
Brexit is a shit storm
The EU is diarrhea on steroids.
Especially thanks to the đ©discharges into rivers and coastal waters.
Brexit was positive for the EU, bringing all member countries closer together. It was a blessing and showed that membership pays. Hopefully, the UK will return and embrace this union more than ever.
I'm not a Londoner, but I just want to offer a unique point of view.
It feels odd, being a young adult nowadays. The only party I know is Conservative; the only thing I know is being out of the EU.
Of course, I was alive before Brexit too --- and even during Labour ---- but I was a literal kid, in school, with no idea about politics.
I can't relate to truly knowing or remembering a pre-Conservative, pre-Brexit country, so these sorts of videos help to get perspective from older adults who have experienced adulthood during the times I'm told I've experienced but as a kid whose entire world and concern was school and Roblox.
One of the chaps interviewed early on in this piece, nailed the problem with Brexit. He said that it was not what people thought it was. He said it was designed to do something completely different-to hide the money that goes to the city of London in financial instruments and real estate. The dirty money comes from the Middle East and from Russia. Russian oligarchs own all manner of high-end properties in London. He also mentioned the islands, which are those overseas financial havenâs owned by Britain, are tax havens and dirty money laundries. Continued membership in the EU would have opened these practices to scrutiny. That could not be allowed by the British ruling class.
âŹUSSR is not what people were told it was . . . . it's worse!
well said george.
Do you really think that after all this rejoining will be easy ??? đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
I recently received a letter from my UK bank that due to Brexit, UK banks are no longer allowed to offer services in the EU. So I have to withdraw my money and they will close my account. It seems noone is talking about this effect - how much money have already and will leave the UK banks due to Brexit.
The Londoners Know that it is a failure
Most are foreigner's who dont even speak or Know or are Interested in British tradition's and Culture.
@@newton18311 Everyone is the video had British accents except for the one Irish guy LOL
Didn't even watch the video did you, clown.
@@newton18311 ...and there in one is the reason so many turkeys voted for Christmas. They dont' like foreigners.
How do you know, do you speak Palestinian?
Racism is ugly stop that
The question is why.
Is it about money? Business? Trading? Freedom of movement? Influence in the world?
If this is what you want. If this is what your Party is about. Please don't join again. Stay where you are.
If it is about heritage, neighborhood, culture, peace, and most important values to share. Than please come back.
we dont need to join the EU for that, it was heritage, neighbourly attitudes and culture that were and still are being eroded. as we try and get our country back.
@@c.c.8841 So we all are fine. I don't say you should come back and no one in the EU needs the UK or Argentina or any other 3t part country. Get happy on your island. I personal wish you all the best. Bon voyage, mon ami đđ
Please stay out. From Sweden
gladly
Why stay out? is it because of housing crisis and food shortages.
perhaps next we should leave NATO, I'm sure many American taxpayers would like their country to do the same!
@@sduggan34 suck it
It was all about deregulation of banks , tax avoidance for the rich ,and privatised companies being able to rip off the public outside of EU REGULATION
Strange then that the big banks, the big corporations, the big employers, the CBI, all campaigned strongly for remain.
âBecause of free movement of capitals across the EU. Third countries are not allowed to partecipate.
As a Frenchman an EU citizen myself : we miss our friends from across the channel over here too! Big hugs to you dear Brits
We miss EU too!
We should never have left but, sadly, rejoining will be far from quick or easy.
Help us to change that
Titanic success
But Britain is unsinkable!
I wish you well. I hope you are able to overturn the madness of Brexit.
Sad voices. Young dreams shattered. What a success.
While I fervently believe that we should never have left, I am also fully aware that "Re-join" is not an option.
Rejoin implies that we get readmitted under the same terms and conditions that we originally joined under and that is not an option. In order to *JOIN* we would need to meet the Copenhagen Criteria. In order to meet those criteria Britain would need to demonstrate a commitment to democratic governance and human rights, something that the FPTP electoral system and attempts to distance ourselves from the ECHR show a remarkable divergence from. Before long Britain might also fall foul of the requirement to have a functioning market economy, but that may just be a symptom of my personal cynicism.
Then there is the requirement to commit to entering the âŹuro as well as commitment to free movement, meaning that not only can Brits travel to EU member states but citizens of EU countries can also freely enter the UK.
Considering Charles DeGaulle was able to so accurately describe the shenanigans of Fartage and Widdlecombe half a century in his future I doubt that Britain can convince many EU member states that we can be trusted to fulfil any future promises.
I must say I am impressed. Finally I find a commenter from UK that knows how to join the EU in 2024 and that is not a veryy easy process anymore. There is also the adherence to political , economic and monetary unionm in the Copenhagen Criteria. And nowadays also being able to present a writen codified constitution.
â@@trident6547 it's barely possible for the UK to join the EU even in twenty years. It's far too difficult and lengthy. The UK will just do something else, drift off into the mid Atlantic.
@@Purple_flower09 UK will be the 51th State of the US.
Very biased survey group. They're all intelligent people!
Autsch.
Success? Itâs been an unmitigated disaster. Most of those who bleated project fear have gone very quiet.
Why would they allow us back?
Because your are a part of Western Europe? Greetings from Germany.
Because we secretly like you cheeky liitle buggers. I mean, not enough to give you trade deals more favourable than club members, obviously;)
â@@harrydehnhardt5092that still occupies a part of spain and Cyprus. The greek also want their statues back. 3 EU members that will veto everything. Who cares if their island is in the west or east.
What if Europe votes "NO"? Just an interesting question, isn't it? Just hypothetical
Then it is "NO" All members have to agree.
It's not just London you need to appeal to. Pretty much the whole of the UK has been shafted by Brexit. 4 years on, we should be starting to see these 'benefits' of Brexit, but I see none. Best of luck to you going forward.
therejoineuparty.com/
If you want a decent future for you, your family and your fellow humans vote to get back into Europe!
Unfortunately it's extremely difficult to get back into the EU and takes a few decades. The dream is just a dream.
From a German perspective, Great Britain is missing from the EU. No more freedom of residence and tons of bureaucratic hurdles. I imagine it to be similar in China.
I remember 1992 & the trade barriers coming down, the freedom of movement economically was a big plus. I left the UK in 1997.
So good to see young people wanting to be in the EU
Yes the young from over the world ruining our culture and way of life,more crime,more anger more scrounging,
@@colinwishbone4437donât worry youâll be out of it soon
@@colinwishbone4437 Young ppl have it hard now and are better educated
@@colinwishbone4437 Don't take this the wrong way, but have you considered the possibility of turning off GB News and going for a little walk in the fresh air once in a while?
@@colinwishbone4437 LOL, they all had british accents in the video you simp, didn't even watch it did you.
An unmitigated disaster
That's for sure
enough of the EU.
What do u think of Brexit?
UK reminds me of a cat. Going around in the house meowing and screaming it want so go out, let me out, let me out, you're so cruel, why don't I get to go out? You tell it it might be a bit chilly out there, that it will have food, toys, our love and company and comfort inside, but it's sure it will be much better on it's own, on the outside. "Let me out!!!"
So you open the door and expect it to go, but then it just stands there in the door post, for ages and ages, saying it will go out, but not just yet. Time passes. Eventually it will go out, and you then close the door. Through a window you see it stare at you, offended that you closed the door. "How could you do that to me, I just realized I don't have my food here, and why did you make it rain, why am I treated like an outsider all of a sudden". It struts around a bit, but soon realize it was nicer inside and now you have it by the window screaming it wants to go inside again.
I lost my job of over 40 years and 100% of my earnings through Brexit. There has been other effects on my life, but that one is obviously the biggest.
Now everybody regrets!! Including the brexiters!! It is a shame! Because it was mathematic, so obvious how it would be desastrous! There it is!! Thanks god i am europeen. I can return home at anytime!
Uk is not united anymore
I was and always will be a Remainer but caution those calling for rejoining that itâs a generational project and wonât happen soon. There are multiple reasons both on the UK side and from the EU side.
I am unclear on how rejoining the EU would happen. Nobody in the EU is talking about it. They've moved on. They don't have to take the UK back. If ever they did it wouldn't be the same as before. Am l missing something?
Would be beneficial for Republic of Ireland, we have suffered from quite a number of mainland EU businesses no longer dealing with us as their previous Irish distributor would have been located in UK. And now may not be bothered with shipping through UK to get to Ireland.
â@@noahwells9411 I do not think British people actually care about that to be honest.
Why wouldnât it be the same? Other than global changes that impact all member countries ?
@@flopunkt3665Nd thatâs the point. Brexit voters, like Tories, care for no one but themselves. They donât care what they ruin, they think itâs still Rule Britannia.
Brexit will destroy pubs
Can only hope its weaterspoones
Rejoin or Independence for Scotland!
Brexit disaster
No one can give a good reason to rejoin this corrupt and inefficient outfit.
Brexit mess
EU was/is a disaster.
What a waste.
There is not a chance in hell the EU will accept us back in.
Not a chance.
Well, I think there is one pragmatic way. Hold your laughs... Bribe your way in.
I think if the UK would offer one trillion euros in hard cash this would be a far more feasible way than the diplomatic route.
This would show a legitimate commitment.
@@BartSliggers No way.
@@BartSliggers Well, it would be more likely that the EU would demand the UK adopt the Euro.
This will never happen because those in the City, who financed Brexit, would be right back into the same situation with outside oversight.
Either way, never going to happen.
â@@ardakolimsky7107 it might be possible for the UK to apply to join in about 20 years if we start the work now and endure many hardships and don't get distracted. That's a hard sell isn't it?
@@Purple_flower09 20 years?
Sure.
Anything is possible.
Who would have thought in 2004 that the UK would be outside the EU?
However, the driving force behind our exit was a small cabal of elites who will not allow us to return - and there is no way the UK can be convinced to adopt the euro.
This would be a prerequisite.
Not to mention the rest of Europe have had enough of the blatant lies in our media.
Bendy bananas mate...that shit sticks.
Brexit has been a huge win for pro-feudalism.
I am European/French. The problem with Brexit is that British people were sold a lie.
Mainly, that the UK would be fixed in terms of immigration, and become a sort of Hong Kong 2.0, and get its glory back.
In fact, the UK economy depends heavily on EU import and export, and leaving destroyed your opportunities, leaving you isolated and backward.
Not a single European country in 2024 can just be outside the EU and exist on its own and prosper. Only Switzerland achieved this but its a unique small population country with a very special banking industry and culture. As to the immigrants, BREXIT got rid of the skilled and culturally similar European immigrants, but kept all the wrong ones in (illegal third world migrants). Thus BREXIT gave you the worst of everything. Unfortunately I don't think joining the EU is going to happen anytime soon, especially since the EU will make it pricy for the UK to do so.
* British people were sold a lie * That was in the 1970s - we rectified it in 2016.
The UK has become like Alcatraz the French call us Ăźle de merde and they are right too.
plague island
silly island
island of the monkeys
UK
It's not Alcatraz when the French let the Dinghy brigade to come over the channel.
@@Slanche1974 We need more workers since we left the EU let them work and pay tax or are you someone who only wants to be seen by white Drs
@@Slanche1974 The French let? There is nothing illegal about getting in a dinghy. What are the French to do about it. You left the Dublin convention, that's were you went wrong.
@@Slanche1974the pig ignorant Brexit brigade have literally defecated over the UK and left us a laughing stock with our inferior trade deals to what we had
When we were in the EU we were always the awkward squad so why would they let us back in?
I felt at the time that the UK voters made a huge mistake financially and with ease of traveling. Personally I think it was false pride, misunderstanding their countryâs name, namely, the Great before Britain. We in the USA are experiencing are own sort of BrexitâŠ..
actually most of the world is going a little insane.
I was remain all the way until a week before the vote but voted out after a crap interview by one of the EU leaders that felt like a threat. It wasn't a threat, it was facts. None of the upsides happened and all of the downsides happened. Sorry everyone!
Donât worry Doug, lots of money and advertising thrown at the public. Weâre always happy to have volunteers for our campaigning, if that helps?
The UK stands alone, just like they wanted. Good luck.
We're all in the wef.
Hello Boris and Liz Truss, are you listening? Of course not, you don't care do you?
It was ALWAYS destined to be an abject failure.
Brexit has been a huge success, what people were thinking that would going to happen when you self-boycott and self-sanction yourself to claim it was a "failure"? đ€š
That irish guy nailed it.all about the city of London spot on
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Brexit is a mess and always was going to fail..Itâs time we was allowed to talk about this and it seen to be talked about on mainstream T.V..If Brexit was covered on mainstream,Brexit would crumble fast..Hence is the reason itâs not covered by the mainstream..But itâs only a matter of time until Brexit is covered..
The eu sucks.
Boris Johnson also his father made huge money working , in the past for the EU. Boris's father got dual nationality . French)
It's been a desater, self-inflicted pain, and suiside . We are not the great country we once were, and we can not continue to live in the pockets of America and fly on the coat-tails. The EU gave us safety, security, and a louder voice in the world and world economy, which affects us daily, besides everything else.
We had to go private, given no choice. I want an election to teach the government a lesson BREXIT is a massive failure.
Voting changes nothing ,Brexit has not in reality happened we are still paying EU still listening to their crap
If "going private" you are referring to dentists I live in Cornwall in 1997 it was nearly impossible to get a dentist, no hope on NHS at all ,it has been like that in many arrears nothing to do with EU
A disaster , but there needs to be more time for opinions of Leave voters to change.
They couldnât be bothered to vote and now they are feeling the consequences! I think that is the first lesson to be learned here!
We always had many Erasmus student coming from the Coventry University to our company in Amsterdam but of course this all stopped because of the Brexit. We had interns voting to leave the EU but had no idea what they vote for. They thought it was to protect their belongings, houses etc. A big joke if you ask them now. All lies to get it done.
Complete failure and source of stress.
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The fact that many people thought that somehow pulling out of one of the largest trading power bases in the world would be a good move just shows how idiotic the average British electorate has become.if we dont somehow find a way back in even if it comes at a high price then things can and will only get worse..the fact that revolting boris Johnson was telling people to vote Brexit should've been the only reason required to vote remain.
No, Lady, it's not hard to get staff, you just have to pay them good.
Dont be doormats. Protest! Wake up
I sell worldwide and ship worldwide but now the EU have to pay 15-25 percent import duty they have gone elsewhere. How can I replace this lost market, as stated I already ship worldwide. If my profits are down 15-25 percent that is 15-25 percent less I have to spend within the UK -.and so my loss has a knock on affect.
Same here
Before Brexit I was a frequent buyer of UK products, and it was even more cost effective and smoother than buying from France or Germany or Spain. But after Brexit it is very complicated. Sometimes packages are destroyed in customs because they don't meet EU regulations, sometimes packages are returned to the origin because of some bureaucratic error, and when some packages do manage to arrive, I have to pay a lot of extra money for customs duties and bureaucracy, which can double or triple the original cost. The only things I am now buying sporadically in the UK are small things and even then I have to pay extra costs to have them shipped through Ireland. In the end it is not worth it to me to buy in UK.
from ireland, we wish you all well on the long (long!) journey back. Hope ye manage it... but 2 points. 1. it wont be the same UK that will (eventually) rejoin. ie. there will be a unified Ireland by then and g-d knows what the Scots will do
and 2. EU nations will be v v circumspect about the uk rejoining, ie def. prepare for being in the eurozone and giving up all the perks, the uk got.
"Always look on the bright side of life". Same in Norway. Some are for the Eu and some are against. But Norway is doing ok outside the Eu. Hope Great Britain also does.
Not just a failure but probably a multi billion pound failure.
If the UK is so powerful in its opinion, maybe the EU should join the UK? Would that be a solution? After Brexit, the UK will probably no longer join the EU, so let the EU join the UK? The same stupid idea as the UK leaving the European Union.
No they wonât take the pound to week
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Brexit has been a disaster. The UK public were fed a pack of lies. It's time to rejoin the EU, but I don't think the EU will be as eager to welcome the UK back (and certainly not with all the concessions it enjoyed before).
All tragically pointed out before it was too late. Now it really is.
I hope you do better than Reform UK. If I lived in London, I would vote for you. Hope we rejoin asap.
The only way I can get any dental treatment now is to go private. I simply cannot afford that. Is that Brexit related ? Possibly, as my last NHS dentist was Polish and she went back to Poland.
Not very Brexit related at all. I live in Scotland and it's not difficult at all in most of the country to get an NHS dentist. The funding model in Scotland is different.
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Do you really think after all the mess UK has done before leaving that rejoining wil be easy ??? đđđ
Brits do not want to work low skill labor, but want other Brits to do it for them, it will not work long term!
LOL ...I knew in 2015 it will be a failure...so not suprised.
Greetings from Scotland! It gave me absolutely NO pleasure to tell many friends and family "I TOLD YOU SO!" But I did anyway! What an idiotic thing to do! ALL those people who made ridiculous claims and promises should be thrown out of parliament! A disgrace to the rest of the world!
I wish our Scotland friends will join the EU, asap. Auld Alliance!!!
@@pierrekiroule2827 the auld alliance voted out , the others voted stay.
@nicolass7102 The government's policies have already destroyed pubs.
Good Luck for your Party. If we all want to be a Big Player, then its better EU and UK together then seperated.
Very simple
Why are you asking foreigners about Britain leaving the European union ??surely you guys should be asking British Nationals who are eligible to vote ????
Just sent a Parcel to Northern Ireland I now have to complete customs forms Ugh
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The majority of the people who voted for it most definitely didn't get what they voted for because the establishment were never going to allow it to happen. Those who voted to open the borders to non-EU immigration have got what they wanted though - the majority of the 1.2 million legal immigrants last year were from India and Africa which wouldn't have been allowed under EU rules.