“Brexit Derangement Syndrome!” Cancelled Plays And Sausage Shortages BLAMED On Brexit

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  • čas přidán 19. 05. 2024
  • Talk’s Kevin O’Sullivan is joined by journalist Ross Clark. Kevin and Ross discuss the things that 'remoaners' are blaming on Brexit.
    The premature close of West End musical ‘Opening Night’, starring Sheridan Smith, was blamed on Brexit.
    Rufus Wainwright suggested West End audiences post-Brexit lack “curiosity” and blamed the British media for turning against the project due to its “too European” nature.
    Ross tells Kevin that other things have been blamed on Brexit, including a shortage of sausages in Ikea.
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Komentáře • 291

  • @joycegibbs5267
    @joycegibbs5267 Před 13 dny +41

    wow, these people are absolutely mad. Their egos are completely out of control. They are nothing but spoilt brats, and is why I will never go to theatre again. They hate us, why should we help them ?

  • @waynegoodman3345
    @waynegoodman3345 Před 13 dny +30

    We also have covid derangment has well now.

  • @danielshagman
    @danielshagman Před 13 dny +47

    Imagine still crying about losing a vote that took place 8 years ago. Imagine thinking that your side is so much smarter than the other side, but not being smart enough to convince people with salient arguments. Imagine thinking that Brexit has had more effect on our economy than shutting down the country for months at a time in 2020-21.

    • @phillipmorrison9607
      @phillipmorrison9607 Před 12 dny +4

      Is it not worth trying to talk about the benefits of Brexit rather than focusing on a loon who’s annoyed his rubbish play has failed?

    • @someoneno-one7672
      @someoneno-one7672 Před 12 dny

      Hey, what we’ve lost was not the vote but our citizenship, our rights and freedoms at our Continent.
      Imagine, those folk from the Central Europe are still crying about the Iron Curtain 80 years on. Imagine, the Jews are still angry about Holocaust almost a century after the passing of the Nuremberg laws! Imagine the black folk still unhappy about them being sold to slavery 400 years on?
      Why should we, U.K. citizens, be happy about turning our motherland into a European bantustan? Why should we be happy about this disgrace, degradation, disrespect and disruption?
      We don’t want to cancel the vote - we want to get our citizenship back and to erase the stupid trade border. Otherwise, have it as much as you like it.

    • @danielshagman
      @danielshagman Před 12 dny

      @@someoneno-one7672 Imagine comparing the murder of millions to losing a completely legal and democratic vote. You people need to grow up. If you're that bothered, move to an EU country, it's not that hard to do. Frankly, this country doesn't need you.

    • @bwilliams572
      @bwilliams572 Před 11 dny +1

      @@someoneno-one7672 How old are you ?

    • @someoneno-one7672
      @someoneno-one7672 Před 11 dny

      @@bwilliams572 Old enough 😉 Why?

  • @dorothybutterfield8428
    @dorothybutterfield8428 Před 13 dny +27

    I voted for Brexit but it doesn’t stop me enjoying other countries the people and there talents and the food

  • @what_im_eatin_uk
    @what_im_eatin_uk Před 13 dny +17

    My favourite thing remoaners blame on Brexit on is queues at immigration. Nothing to do with the multiple British flights landing one after another. They then say look at the EU queue it's empty. That's because the flights coming in are British. People just seem to lack logic when it comes to Brexit

    • @what_im_eatin_uk
      @what_im_eatin_uk Před 12 dny +1

      @@phillipmorrison9607 Think you are talking about something different. What I'm saying is the amount of people when traveling to an EU country who use Brexit to complain about queues at passport control and empty EU lines. That's because the flights that's just landed is from the UK so there will be a queue at the non EU line. Was just like before Brexit having to wait. I spent many hours waiting in France Spain and Portugal passport control before Brexit.

    • @denisburgess2966
      @denisburgess2966 Před 11 dny +1

      James O'brien blames brexit for the long queues at Dover during holiday seasons and that is something that's been happening for decades.

    • @nedgeson326
      @nedgeson326 Před 10 dny +2

      This is a joke post, right?

  • @rizbotube
    @rizbotube Před 13 dny +24

    I voted Brexit fully aware that there could be tough times ahead but that it was the price of freedom and sovereignty. I've been surprised it hasn't been as bad as i thought, despite the government making a pigs ear of it.

    • @someoneno-one7672
      @someoneno-one7672 Před 12 dny

      Now you have a freedom not to have right to live, study and work on your Continent. You can happily do it in your island ghetto only.
      And do you know what sovereignty is? It’s the right of your government to use you any way they want. So they do. That’s what you’ve voted for, sorry.

    • @AaRr-bn3xx
      @AaRr-bn3xx Před 11 dny +1

      You'll know what freedom and sovereignty are when the Russians, Iranians, Chinese and North Koreans gobble us up !!

  • @andrewsims8135
    @andrewsims8135 Před 13 dny +40

    I voted brexit and this government has wasted it and things got better for companies not the common working person and people on welfare .
    I don't regret it but I regret this government using it

    • @JohnMccabe-kr7du
      @JohnMccabe-kr7du Před 13 dny +5

      Things did not get better for business because of brexit.
      If they trade with eu,they got worse

    • @andyquelch5754
      @andyquelch5754 Před 13 dny +7

      ​@@JohnMccabe-kr7duWhere does the UK sit in the table of the World's exporters?

    • @stumac869
      @stumac869 Před 13 dny +5

      @@JohnMccabe-kr7du what about businesses that export but not with the EU? They're probably better off and that's been the fastest growing (proportionally) percentage of our exports for years. In fact that's been expanding far more quickly since we left which is exceptional given what's happened over the past few years.

    • @JohnMccabe-kr7du
      @JohnMccabe-kr7du Před 13 dny +3

      @stumac869 source that says uk businesses are better off because of brexit??

    • @andyquelch5754
      @andyquelch5754 Před 13 dny +4

      @@JohnMccabe-kr7du This year the UK moved from being the World's 7th biggest exporter to the 4th.

  • @Adywebb123
    @Adywebb123 Před 12 dny +7

    I voted Brexit and I own a property abroad. It’s not that I don’t like Europe it’s the fact I don’t like the EU.
    If the EU was democratic and had a presidential election similar to America then I’d be much more inclined to want vote remain but it’s an appointed position with and Unelected ideology being forced on us without any choice.

    • @suntzu94
      @suntzu94 Před 12 dny

      As an American reading your comment, you have NO clue how the voting system works in the US

    • @jacquelinekingdom2040
      @jacquelinekingdom2040 Před 11 dny +2

      Same

  • @walt42
    @walt42 Před 13 dny +9

    yes but all the eu leaders like ursula von der leyen etc are so clever, efficient and competent aren't they

    • @edvigq
      @edvigq Před 12 dny

      Have you even tried to get a pint of other people's faeces on the continent.? You just can't. They yak on about freedom and standards and competence but how hard is it to de-regulate just enough to get a bit of "Freedom fizz" brewing in your local waterway. One in three births now being classed as "traumatic" should be celebrated. Easy births = weakness. Keeping people in poverty while in full time employment ensures enthusiasm. Europe's train services cannot compare to ours which are slow and late and packed and expensive because brits don't bother with the trivialities of creature comforts or, the rat race and are high thinking beings that meditate on sovereignty instead. What's wrong with the worst value housing stock in the developed world. Housing is for clever investors not milk-cows and their families. The Eu have got it all so wrong and we have got it all so right. It's not all about Brexit. Brexit was just the best idea brought to you be the same visionary team that gave you all of the above ... and an asset stripped NHS and an actual minister for "common sense" to hunt down the "wokes".

  • @mrwatson6664
    @mrwatson6664 Před 13 dny +11

    The orange man might have some a'peel 😂

  • @sarahdavis9770
    @sarahdavis9770 Před 13 dny +7

    Got a few of them below: tiger mothers and fathers who can't believe their kid didn't get in and that their third homes in Europe are now a little problematic.

  • @cazfloss1990
    @cazfloss1990 Před 13 dny +9

    I can’t imagine this guy ever getting angry!

  • @simplesimon5739
    @simplesimon5739 Před 13 dny +12

    I've just looked out my window. Not only is it raining, but my Hostas have become a salad bar for the slugs. This never happened when we were in the EU. As for dogging, well, my Whippet done one. Traffic jams at Dover! No, I was imagining the que 12 miles on M20 in 1988.

  • @stephaniebarker9244
    @stephaniebarker9244 Před 13 dny +7

    There were queues at Dover in the 1970s. I blame Brexit!

    • @AaRr-bn3xx
      @AaRr-bn3xx Před 13 dny +1

      That was when there was no Eurotunnel and you had to wait for a ferry or a hovercraft !!

    • @myopinionsmayoffendyou
      @myopinionsmayoffendyou Před 13 dny +1

      ​@@AaRr-bn3xx It's a train tunnel. You still have to queue and get your vehicle on like with a ferry. Your point is null. The extra passengers that the train can carry will have been outweighed by the number of people who travel a few years after it was built and now it would be incomparable.

    • @AaRr-bn3xx
      @AaRr-bn3xx Před 12 dny +1

      @@myopinionsmayoffendyou Yeah, but we all know that Brexit hasn't streamlined the continental transport network and reduced administrative delays and costs... You Brexiteers are a bunch of ostriches who aren't willing to see the truth and recognise the result of your poor judgment and bad decision to leave the EU 🇪🇺 For how much longer are you going to keep blaming Covid and the war in Ukraine for the mess the UK 🇬🇧 now finds itself in?

  • @keithbartlett9947
    @keithbartlett9947 Před 13 dny +9

    There is a day time presenter on LBC who gets my vote for this title.

    • @stevedickson5853
      @stevedickson5853 Před 13 dny +1

      You have to brave to listen to lbc spew

    • @Paragon62
      @Paragon62 Před 12 dny +1

      James moaning O’Brien is it.

    • @keithbartlett9947
      @keithbartlett9947 Před 12 dny

      Spot on paragon

    • @_dude..
      @_dude.. Před 12 dny

      O'Diddly is all mouth when he has control over the caller. When confronted in public he runs and hides.

  • @davidlawes4954
    @davidlawes4954 Před 13 dny +5

    From the 1970s right up to the 2000s there was "comprehensive school derangement syndrome.". Every failing in state education was blamed on comprehensive schools. This was disastrous because it resulted in delays in tackling the real issues that made the 1970s the worst decade in history in which to be educated. These were ; total absence of accountability (no OFSTED, internet or league tables back then), dreadful "Discovery" teaching methods like the School Mathematics Project, rampant indiscipline in the classroom, brutal bullying often openly encouraged on bogus "character-forming" grounds and non-existent child protection. All these affected grammar schools as much as comprehensives. I know, because I had the tragic misfortune to be at one in the 1970s. I was stabbed there (they had knives in schools in the 1970s believe you me) and many of my contemporaries were sexually abused by a "Jimmy Saville" teacher who was not outed until 3 decades later, to much anger from, believe it or not, PARENTS of abused pupils. Yes, the PARENTS wanted the whole thing covered up! Brexit Derangement Syndrome is just the 2020s version of Comprehensive School Derangement Syndrome. Given that you still grt the odd example of Comprehensive School Derangement Syndrome now (although most of its practitioners are now over 80 and dying off), I fear that we will be stuck with Brexit Derangement Syndrome until the 2070s, by which time the EU may not exist.

    • @someoneno-one7672
      @someoneno-one7672 Před 12 dny

      By 2070 U.K. will be a EU member. And the EU derangement syndrome will go extinct with the last Brexit cultists.

  • @james970027
    @james970027 Před 12 dny +2

    As someone who has been quite central until recently - those who don't understand the issue call brexit voters "stupid" while those on the left who have more of an understanding view brexit voters as "selfish" as in their eyes brexit voters have fundamentally screwed over the majority of the country while its not impacted them due to their financial situation i.e those who own mass assets were not really impacted and if anything profited which could be seen throughout the cost of living crisis also. The majority now struggle more while the minority get it easier than they already had it.
    That's their viewpoint and argument to simply add context.

  • @niallseanmcauliffe5758
    @niallseanmcauliffe5758 Před 13 dny +6

    People will start blaming queues in airports and the new eye/fingerprint scanning travelling in the EU on Brexit and the new 5billion pounds the government have to pay annually on imports too....oh wait.....

    • @hunsey
      @hunsey Před 13 dny

      Add to that they will blame Brexit for UK imports/exports cost, red tape and border checks,

    • @rodneyfungus8249
      @rodneyfungus8249 Před 13 dny

      What five billion pounds? This s anting may be introduced later this year similar to what the US has. It will be a one off expertise, not every time you travel to the EU. If you don’t like it don’t holiday to the EU.

    • @niallseanmcauliffe5758
      @niallseanmcauliffe5758 Před 12 dny

      @rodneyfungus8249 5 billion it will cost tax payer annually as the EU will ask for more money if they are staying longer getting through customs and paperwork

    • @nedgeson326
      @nedgeson326 Před 10 dny

      @@rodneyfungus8249ffs

  • @nedgeson326
    @nedgeson326 Před 10 dny

    People are even blaming EU roaming charges on Brexit! Madness.

  • @in6087
    @in6087 Před 12 dny +2

    One of the EU’s dogs slipped its leash and the owner is very upset

  • @myopinionsmayoffendyou
    @myopinionsmayoffendyou Před 12 dny +3

    Brexit has not been implented properly, it's just a talking point. This is not what I voted for. Take back control meant being tougher and making hard line decisions. Putting britian and the people already here first. Treating our guest appropriately in proportion to how they behave.

    • @someoneno-one7672
      @someoneno-one7672 Před 12 dny

      You didn’t need Brexit for that. Just a working government. Now the government is busy finding money to hire dozens of thousands of custom officers, paying to farmers who can’t gather crops or finding way to replace chemicals to clean sewage running into rivers.
      But one can still paint a flag on their bare butt and parade with all the toughness across their village.

  • @DrawnInk1
    @DrawnInk1 Před 12 dny +6

    I stubbed my toe, it was because of Brexit.

  • @laurenceseale
    @laurenceseale Před 10 dny

    The weather don't forget the weather too.

  • @AndrewWilliams-ry6tb
    @AndrewWilliams-ry6tb Před 13 dny +1

    It's a European thing, like Brecht, Dadaism, Postmodernism. You know, shite. All hail to the Gammons.

  • @iainrobertson1690
    @iainrobertson1690 Před 13 dny +2

    New things aren't progressive and can have such subtle side effects

  • @phillipmorrison9607
    @phillipmorrison9607 Před 12 dny +2

    Shouldn’t you guys be able to spend airtime talking about all the brilliant benefits of Brexit instead of a few loonies harping on about sausages and plays?

  • @miwoo6zz969
    @miwoo6zz969 Před 11 dny

    Don't know about brexit but this country's institutions and leaders are properly deranged on all matters!!!!!!!!🤪🤪😡

  • @alanwilton6806
    @alanwilton6806 Před 11 dny

    Poor Rufus, he hasn’t got half the talent his dad has.

  • @joescott54
    @joescott54 Před 12 dny

    Shows you how docile they are...

  • @nevillekinsley5610
    @nevillekinsley5610 Před 12 dny

    Lord Hesletine pointed out that the older population disproportionally voted Brexit destroying the futures of the younger generation who proportionally voted for remain.
    Doing so he totally missed the point that the generation that voted to join the EEC and has had the longest experience of being in the EEC/EU were the ones who voted to leave!

  • @ProggyGoat
    @ProggyGoat Před 10 dny

    That is so true! I voted to remain and had joined a few Pro-EU groups. After Brexit, they went on and on, talking about all the stuff you're saying, so I left the groups quite soon afterwards. All so ridiculous 😂

  • @user-rv6cm4hv4x
    @user-rv6cm4hv4x Před 12 dny

    Speaking from the biggest house in the neighbourhood and with the biggest car in the drive, you can say anything.
    It's all about affordability.
    Can you afford this government?

  • @forthfarean
    @forthfarean Před 10 dny

    If it’s a European type of play he should have staged it in Europe.

  • @user-bi5vl2mf6u
    @user-bi5vl2mf6u Před 12 dny +2

    By the way were not in the eu.Stop following eu laws......

    • @JohnnyinMN
      @JohnnyinMN Před 11 dny

      Yes. Continue to ignore reality.

  • @marksykes5434
    @marksykes5434 Před 13 dny +4

    Kevin ………….yep , all
    I need to know !

    • @paulbarrett22
      @paulbarrett22 Před 13 dny

      Brilliant ,an obnoxious ignorant remainer input right there

  • @1957mattes
    @1957mattes Před 11 dny

    These gentlemen have only been able to admit that Brexit was a bad idea in a few years. Becoming a little poorer every year... will give a clearer picture in 10 years of how bad things are without the EU. But then these gentlemen will shout loudly: "why don't we return to the EU?" They will ALWAYS be against something.

  • @archiebald4717
    @archiebald4717 Před 12 dny +1

    My toulet was blocked. Must be brexit.

  • @aBOOBaMUSIC
    @aBOOBaMUSIC Před 12 dny

    🤣😂 - like the govt blaming other countries for their failings

  • @martinmcdonald4207
    @martinmcdonald4207 Před 12 dny +1

    RUFUS WAINWRIGHT IS CANADIAN.

  • @chrissammels5444
    @chrissammels5444 Před 13 dny +3

    Any stock photos of dogging available ?

  • @paulohalloran
    @paulohalloran Před 12 dny +1

    Explain WHY people have to accept the result? So when Labour win the next GE, the Tories must never complain or be in opposition if that's the case.

    • @MandyLennon
      @MandyLennon Před 11 dny

      Do you mean if and thats a big if just cos you think youve got it in the bag dont be to over confident

    • @MandyLennon
      @MandyLennon Před 11 dny

      You make me laugh your so sure labours gonna win 😂😂😂

    • @paulohalloran
      @paulohalloran Před 11 dny

      @@MandyLennon The stats & polls over the past 18 months pretty much say that, yes, they will. Who do you think will win?

  • @3D_Printing
    @3D_Printing Před 13 dny +1

    Straight sausages i hope 😁

  • @libelle8124
    @libelle8124 Před 12 dny

    The sausage problem reminded me of the episode from Yes Minister, in which the pre-construct of today's EU decided we couldn't the British sausage a sausage and they came up with the name "Emulsified High Fat Offal Tube" .

  • @ffviifakeremake9997
    @ffviifakeremake9997 Před 13 dny +2

    Sausage shortages is down to all the livestock they got rid of sometime back in the UK.

  • @terryhall818
    @terryhall818 Před 2 dny

    Increases in dogging no wonder essex voted for brexit 😂😂😂

  • @wdd910
    @wdd910 Před 12 dny

    Revival will make Brexit work (rather than reverting to our Wilderness experience in Europe/Babylon).

  • @Sukram_De
    @Sukram_De Před 12 dny +3

    The Brexit can be a good thing for the EU too, because we can sell a lot of second Choice, second Hand and Trash Stuff to the Uk when you dont do the costly Checks anymore.

  • @Chris-xv2gm
    @Chris-xv2gm Před 13 dny

    What utter drivel.

  • @anibrown5374
    @anibrown5374 Před 13 dny +5

    Rufus, born in USA but raised in Canada, a country priding itself on not being American, understands European culture.

    • @user-it7lf7kk8m
      @user-it7lf7kk8m Před 13 dny

      They certainly understand fascism. Look at the way they are becoming authoritarian under Trudeau

  • @paultravil4984
    @paultravil4984 Před 13 dny +2

    My God call this rubbish worthy of a story, well I suppose there is only one way for Talk TV, as they are on the bottom rung.

  • @haqifskepi-lw7hw
    @haqifskepi-lw7hw Před 7 dny

    👍

  • @joshuahughes5761
    @joshuahughes5761 Před 12 dny +1

    I'm a remainer and proud, love the amazing flag with the shiny yellow starts around the flag, I loved going abroad and not going through a 3rd world queue, we need to get back in as quickly as possible

  • @TheKevswife
    @TheKevswife Před 8 dny

    🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @MrGieltedze
    @MrGieltedze Před 13 dny

    Wait untill soon EU drivers will refuse to drive to the UK.

    • @irenepeter-lyons350
      @irenepeter-lyons350 Před 13 dny +2

      Then Ireland is stuffed. Nice way to treat your fellow EU countries.

    • @stevedickson5853
      @stevedickson5853 Před 13 dny +1

      Then the eu doesn't deliver its goods they're problem

    • @MrGieltedze
      @MrGieltedze Před 13 dny

      @@stevedickson5853 They have a choice. Either a trip to Berlin or Copenhagen or to Manchester. What choice will they make do you think? Do remember there is enough for them to do.

    • @stevedickson5853
      @stevedickson5853 Před 13 dny +1

      @@MrGieltedze I don't think anyone over this side of the channel is actually bothered what these drivers do , it doesn't stop our international trade agreements Inc our new ccptp one about to take fruition

    • @MrGieltedze
      @MrGieltedze Před 13 dny +1

      @@stevedickson5853 You will understand soon enough when you witness the empty shelves in your supermarkets.

  • @MrDeadhead1952
    @MrDeadhead1952 Před 13 dny +11

    The derangement is on the Brexit side since the supporters insist there are no downsides despite the fact that both importers and exporters are facing expenses which are totally the result of Brexit.

    • @joycegibbs5267
      @joycegibbs5267 Před 13 dny +12

      no, it’s on your side believe me.

    • @paulcrovella6239
      @paulcrovella6239 Před 13 dny +2

      Great comment and the one with the most thumbs up.

    • @paulbarrett22
      @paulbarrett22 Před 13 dny +4

      buy British

    • @Bluejohn
      @Bluejohn Před 13 dny +7

      Then how come Britain is now fifth in the world export league table, outperforming France, Germany and Italy?

    • @andyquelch5754
      @andyquelch5754 Před 13 dny +4

      And yet the UK moved to the world's 4th biggest exporter of goods and services this year 🤔

  • @nicolass7102
    @nicolass7102 Před 13 dny +4

    Brexit mess

  • @gavinsmith9564
    @gavinsmith9564 Před 13 dny +14

    Brexit is a disaster, it's cost £140 Billion so far, imagine if we'd spent that on the country instead of blue passports and Brexit unicorns.

    • @AJ-hi9fd
      @AJ-hi9fd Před 13 dny +5

      We are still closely aligned to the EU, you could question if we have really achieved Brexit, but when you have a house full of politicians wanting to remain wasn’t close alignment going to be the only outcome.
      You might have noticed we are the 4th biggest exporter in the world, up from number 6. Is this because the UK is a success or is it more to do with deindustrialisation of countries like Germany.

    • @ChrisSansam
      @ChrisSansam Před 13 dny +7

      Where you getting that figure from ,one of the anti -brexit media outlet run by a billionaire

    • @hudsonbear5038
      @hudsonbear5038 Před 13 dny +3

      Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm proof please..... And too be clear Iwas neither against or for Brexit, at the time I saw the benefits of staying and leaving... BUt when folk like you from either side throuws out figures like that I ant too see the proof/source, which you lot never provide.

    • @ChrisChris-de7fj
      @ChrisChris-de7fj Před 13 dny +8

      I got wet the other day when it raining bloody Brexit

    • @lynnm6413
      @lynnm6413 Před 13 dny

      @@AJ-hi9fd you have a trade deficit, nothing to brag about…

  • @BenjaminRodandwhoopi
    @BenjaminRodandwhoopi Před 13 dny +11

    Brexit has been and will always be bollocks. People have voted to make the youth of today's life slightly more difficult.
    Nobody is allowed to dislike Brexit. They are called anti democratic.
    Well, I voted for Brexit and I wish i didn't

    • @paulbarrett22
      @paulbarrett22 Před 13 dny +1

      well done 🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @latchmere100
      @latchmere100 Před 13 dny +11

      Wah, wah, cry puppet cry.

    • @user-it7lf7kk8m
      @user-it7lf7kk8m Před 13 dny +5

      The youth of today make their own lives more difficult

    • @edvigq
      @edvigq Před 13 dny

      Exactly. It's been turned into a good evil judgement. In Switzerland they have multiple referenda to check if the process is still working. For us it's the FA cup final.

    • @andyquelch5754
      @andyquelch5754 Před 12 dny

      No you didn't.

  • @jeffsuter344
    @jeffsuter344 Před 13 dny +2

    The ONLY Brexit derangement was supporting the stupidity of Brexit.

  • @AaRr-bn3xx
    @AaRr-bn3xx Před 13 dny +8

    I think the British were narrow minded before Brexit... That's why they Brexited !!

    • @AaRr-bn3xx
      @AaRr-bn3xx Před 13 dny +3

      I accept the result... I accept that it was a bad one !!

    • @paulbarrett22
      @paulbarrett22 Před 13 dny +9

      you mean educated ? voting to be able to do buisness with the rest of the world is hardly narrow minded ,

    • @goingpostal5858
      @goingpostal5858 Před 13 dny +8

      We KNOW the EU was a dictatorship that's why we voted for Brexit.

    • @AaRr-bn3xx
      @AaRr-bn3xx Před 13 dny +1

      @@goingpostal5858 Now that you have an all British dictatorship, you're all perfectly happy?

    • @AaRr-bn3xx
      @AaRr-bn3xx Před 13 dny +2

      @@paulbarrett22 France is now the most attractive European country for foreign investment, ahead of the UK 🇬🇧 Obviously a Brexit benefit for France 🇫🇷

  • @matthewwassall798
    @matthewwassall798 Před 13 dny +3

    Utter BS. We've made it harder to trade with the biggest trading bloc in the world, which happens to be on our doorstep. Really dumb.

    • @latchmere100
      @latchmere100 Před 13 dny

      We have the world to trade with. Europe is no longer a democracy thanks to the curropt, WEF European Union.

    • @andyquelch5754
      @andyquelch5754 Před 13 dny +3

      Makes you wonder how the UK became the World's 4th biggest exporter of goods and services, doesn't it?🤔

    • @stevedickson5853
      @stevedickson5853 Před 13 dny +1

      The eu Was our biggest trading partner but they was a heavy price where as our new trade agreement with the ccptp there isn't any loss of sovereignty and endless red tape as they was with the eu , and last I looked we still trade with the eu , I keep seeing French and German cars etc everywhere for some reason

    • @andyquelch5754
      @andyquelch5754 Před 13 dny +2

      @@stevedickson5853 Weird isn't it? Because Remainers insisted that imports to the UK from the EU would dry up🤔. Haven't seenn much of that, other than the occasional tomato or cucumber crisis.😉

    • @matthewwassall798
      @matthewwassall798 Před 13 dny

      @@stevedickson5853 out of interest, what % of your business is with the EU?

  • @martinturtak4901
    @martinturtak4901 Před 13 dny +2

    Brexit cost u 5% gdp !

    • @stevedickson5853
      @stevedickson5853 Před 13 dny +1

      Our economy is steadily growing, can't wait for the new ccptp trade deal to get growing as well as our international trade agreements

  • @nialllambert3194
    @nialllambert3194 Před 12 dny +1

    I wonder if this station also told their thicko audience in the backwaters about the country spending at least 5 billion quid to run post Brexit processes which also make doing business more difficult and expensive? I thought not. And why on earth is Talk TV discussing the effect on the Arts? These are Sun and Mail readers in Essex and Lincolnshire. They can barely concentrate on the bingo on Skegness pier, never mind a west End show.

    • @peterkay4477
      @peterkay4477 Před 3 dny

      Ooo, get you! Mr Intelligence has to resort to insult because he can't construct a meaningful argument.
      The suggestion that Brexit voters have a lower IQ than Remain voters says more about the system for measuring IQ than it does about Brexit voters.