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Is this not just another example of the evolved 'distrust' of the EU, esp down south, generated by the RW press (and others with a set agenda against the EU) who have 'stoked up' a dislike of the EU for the past 20-30 years if one was being frank about it and it conveniently misses out the role of successive failed British governments in many contentious brexit issues that certain parliamentarians should really 'carry the can' for. IMO it is a noticeable evolved 'culture' amongst a significant part of the voting population in England and it never goes away! In other words, 'point the finger' at the nasty old EU whenever the opportunity arises and ignore the culpable activities of shit British governments!!

Is it any wonder when you have tory politicians in parliament shouting that the EU haven't had their figures audited for 20 years and the right wing press echoing them ??      Absolute lying bastards.

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He can sign what the hell he likes, that is nothing more than a marketing document. If they had behaved like a bunch of professional plumbers rather than a bunch of bodgers there wouldn't have been a need for a Brexit vote.

The only reason for a brexit vote was to appease divisions in the tory party and suspicion of johnny foreigner on dear old englands high streets.

Just admit it.

People voted for Brexit for different things Hibeejim21. If MPs in the main parties didn't like the result then they shouldn't have given us the bloody referendum! If you don't like the answer then don't ask the bloody question! The Tories won the election in 2015 because Cameron promised in the manifesto to give the British people a referendum on membership of the EU and when the result turned out to be leave he buggered off.

Years before the referendum happened companies in Britain were leaving and moving to Europe to set up business because it was cheaper which meant jobs here went and unemployment rose. Cadburys is an example when Kraft took them over they moved to Poland.

If you are so sure Scotland will leave the UK and rejoin the EU then what you worried about?