Unintended consequences of brexit

Anecdotal evidence - 2 of my neighbours have just put their house on the market- when I asked them where they were going I was told- ”Paris”- they are both medics, both Brits. I must say I wasn’t surprised.

Mostlyharmless: No I did not put it clearly.

Thank you Varian.

More anecdotal evidence.
I heard voices raised in the supermarket car park this morning in our solidly “Leave” constituency. It turned out to be three voters talking, annoyed that the referendum had ever been allowed to happen, wanting to stay in, and insisting we need a vote on the final deal.

Apologies for misinterpreting about the website allyg.

Mostlyharmless Mr Hanan MEP is just as entitled to his view as anyone else.

We discussed at length yesterday the EEA and the EU and the way EFTA applications work.

No problem mostlyharmless my fault.

Maizie the point was, that the NFU believe that low standards of animal welfare equate to saving on cost of rearing animals. Therefore cheaper production costs mean that their members, British farmers, cannot compete because their animal welfare standards are higher and more costly and they cannot compete. Love the "non-sequitor thread diverter".

It's still got nothing to do with the content of the HoL report.

We discussed at length yesterday the EEA and the EU and the way EFTA applications work.

So what?

If people want to raise the topic again they are at perfect liberty to do so. You are welcome to your control freakery but don't expect compliance...

MaizieD Your quite right. The point I was making was if anyone wanted to read that part of the tread it was there. I should have said that.

Please don't bother abusing me I won't respond to that level of verbal abuse.

MaizieD why so hostile?

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There are lists of academics/ economists/doctors/business leaders etc giving their point of view for both leaving the EU and for Remaining in the EU.There are very left wing/right wing/ centrists who also give their views for leaving the EU and for remaining in the EU.
All these people, intelligent and eminent and expert in their
Own fields, as well as us lesser mortals have their reasons to think the way they do.
We had the referendum, we are leaving the EU and need to try and get the best deal possible all round, but not at the expense of ending up in a quasi EU situation, the worst of all worlds.

Varian why so hostile?

Could it be that that you Varian simply cannot accept that
We are leaving the EU?

There is enough hostility in real life about Brexit, without posters on GN being as awful as they can be to posters who happen to have voted the other way.

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Why, mostly? It was only an advisory referendum and was won by lies.

I know varian. What a mess!

Lemongrove, ignore such contemptible attacks.

Is it a contemptable attack to suspect a previous poster of having changed her name?

varian - my thoughts too.
Methinks the 'lady' doth protest too much.

Well, as I was saying, half the voting population chose Remain (probably more now).
Most MPs wanted Remain and now we see most of the House of Lords too. Even Theresa May wanted to Remain.
She has an impossible task of trying to deliver a Brexit that doesn’t ruin the country while appeasing the extremist Brexiteers on the right of the party.
Many MPs now feel compelled to go along with the Referendum result against their instincts.
But perhaps the tide is turning varian? There seems less appetite for a hard Brexit recently and more talk of some sort of Customs Unions as a compromise.

Let's hope so. It could go either way as the bully-boys of the right-wing press still have enormous power but we must stand up to them.