The leader has become a liability

so is he going to apply for a social care job when he loses his?

I'm living for now but I am not that old

How are we going to fill all these urgent job vacancies? especially in care?

Give it a rest?

Dream on.

You're going to be hearing a lot from us, now and in the future. And please don't give us any faux concern for our state of mind, we won't be listening ?

Glitches on GN today...

It’s not my concern, faux or otherwise ( I couldn’t care less) but it won’t do anyone’s health any good.?

true, having no carers wont do anyone's health any good

Time for bitter Remainers to give it a rest? Oh yes, I think so.

... in the same way the disgruntled Eurosceptics and other assorted anti European Union individuals have done since 1975?

You didn't give it a rest - why should we?

That wasn’t me, or anyone on GN.
Until the referendum was promised by Cameron and then backed by Parliament, nobody on here was even whispering anything on the forum about the EU.
Everyone on here gets why Remainer voters are disappointed that we have left the ( sainted!) EU, but the fact is that we have done, so that ship has sailed.

JaneJudge

all these lazy, work shy brexit voters who wanted theses jobs should apply for them

It is the Law. Here you are though, and funnily enough it’s Labour that want the 15 year rule to stay. commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-briefings/sn05923/ Personally if you’ve lived in another country for at least that amount of time , why would you want to vote, the actions, of said Government, apart from Brexit, will have no impact on your life.

what is the law? are you suggesting people who live in Spain but are British who voted Brexit need to come home and work in social care?
Otherwise I am lost to what you are suggesting

There are grounds to pursue a legal case against the Prime Minister and his Cabinet over their role in the COVID pandemic, a leading barrister says

“It’s not just Boris Johnson – he’s not the only one in this ballgame,” says Michael Mansfield QC, chair of the People’s COVID Inquiry, who has told Byline Times that there are grounds for prosecuting the Prime Minister, members of his Cabinet, and former ministers, for their role in Britain’s COVID calamity.

The inquiry, organised by campaigning group Keep Our NHS Public, spent four months collating evidence from more than 50 witnesses – spanning from public health experts to members of the public – about the Government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

bylinetimes.com/2021/12/01/this-lawyer-thinks-boris-johnson-could-be-prosecuted-for-misconduct-heres-why-and-how/?fbclid=IwAR0LC7EHoj6BzU8Pq34LUB4SJMac7FotTKiGPuNBMEp1cMW7Y6Cx3yFJOzo

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lemongrove

That wasn’t me, or anyone on GN.
Until the referendum was promised by Cameron and then backed by Parliament, nobody on here was even whispering anything on the forum about the EU.
Everyone on here gets why Remainer voters are disappointed that we have left the ( sainted!) EU, but the fact is that we have done, so that ship has sailed.

Well, that’s because most of us had nothing to complain about. By the same token I don’t remember all of the leave voters desperately trying to educate us about the evils of the EU. Cameron only did it because of threat posed to his party by UKIP.

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mokryna

But I wasn’t allowed to vote like many others in Europe. We didn’t count. I am British.

Same for my stepfather in the Indy1 referendum in Scotland mokryna. He is in his 90th year. Born in the West Highlands. Speaks Gaelic fluently. However, he has lived here in Manchester for many years. Because he wasn’t resident in Scotland (even though he still owned the family house up there that his sister - who voted - lived in) he wasn’t allowed a vote either. Choices have consequences. That’s life.

MayBee70

lemongrove

That wasn’t me, or anyone on GN.
Until the referendum was promised by Cameron and then backed by Parliament, nobody on here was even whispering anything on the forum about the EU.
Everyone on here gets why Remainer voters are disappointed that we have left the ( sainted!) EU, but the fact is that we have done, so that ship has sailed.

Well, that’s because most of us had nothing to complain about. By the same token I don’t remember all of the leave voters desperately trying to educate us about the evils of the EU. Cameron only did it because of threat posed to his party by UKIP.

We didn’t bang on about the EU because there was no point, we were in it for better or worse ( worse, the way it was going.)
Now, if/ when Scotland gets yet another independence referendum, and the vote goes to stay in the union ( say) will Scottish GNers moan on and on saying how awful and unfair it all is?Everyone has to accept the vote and not be eternally sour about it.

lemongrove

Glitches on GN today...

Or perhaps you felt it necessary to repeat yourself in order to sound convincing? Nah. I am still a very bitter Remainer

So good I typed it twice? ......it was the GN glitch in action.

plenty of whatever rhymes with glitches out tonight, for sure

Oh and Lincsclass, your comments to Janejudge who has a child with challenging needs is beyond crass.

Aren’t you brave enough to type the words you are calling fellow GNers Jane? Obviously not.
Because they don’t agree with you..... sad.

Is that you Donald?

I apologise, I also meant glitches...sad

What does anyone have to agree with me about anyway? I want to know why there aren't people filling the jobs people have left who have gone back home?

WHERE ARE THESE PEOPLE?

why were they so upset about people from EU taking our jobs? It is all complete and utter rubbish

dobranoc

It’s amazing, no matter what the OP is about, posters always bring it back to Brexit, again and again, ad nauseam.