| Boris backtracking 07:20 - Jun 27 with 12353 views | sherpajacob |
Is this what leavers voted for?
"EU citizens living in this country will have their rights fully protected, and the same goes for British citizens living in the EU.
"British people will still be able to go and work in the EU; to live; to travel; to study; to buy homes and to settle down. As the German equivalent of the CBI - the BDI - has very sensibly reminded us, there will continue to be free trade, and access to the single market.
"The only change - and it will not come in any great rush - is that the UK will extricate itself from the EU's extraordinary and opaque system of legislation: the vast and growing corpus of law enacted by a European Court of Justice from which there can be no appeal." |  |
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| Boris backtracking on 07:24 - Jun 27 with 3432 views | Dr_Winston |
Fine by me. |  |
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| Boris backtracking on 07:27 - Jun 27 with 3421 views | pikeypaul |
Osbourne also going back on all his scare mongering prior to the referendum.
The threatened immediate emergency budget post a leave vote has suddenly been abandoned. |  |
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| Boris backtracking on 08:00 - Jun 27 with 3346 views | ItchySphincter |
| Boris backtracking on 07:24 - Jun 27 by Dr_Winston |
Fine by me. |
It sounds similar to what remainers/EU reformers were asking for, sovereignty, but what about all those that voted to take us out based on battening down the hatches and stopping all the dirty foreigners from stealing our benefits and killing our NHS? Not going to be happy. |  |
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| Boris backtracking on 08:11 - Jun 27 with 3344 views | LeonisGod |
So we're going to be able to have our cake and eat it? Excellent. Not sure we'll be allowed that though, unless the whole EU has major reform.
That doesn't tell you much, the language is too vague. The 2 known scenarios where we could get all those things are (1) stay in and carry on as normal, and (2) exit and renegotiate a Norway type model, where we pay almost as much, have to comply with a lot of the regs and can't do anything about migration. |  | | |
| Boris backtracking on 08:32 - Jun 27 with 3310 views | stevejg73 |
There is no backtracking, the rights of EU citizens to remain in the UK was made clear before the referendum.
And on future immigration:
"Yes, the Government will be able to take back democratic control of immigration policy, with a balanced and humane points-based system to suit the needs of business and industry".
So a points based system based on the needs of UK business and industry, which is the way it should be. |  | | |
| Boris backtracking on 08:36 - Jun 27 with 3301 views | Pegojack |
Boris is talking out of his a*se, as he usually does. He might want all those things, but the EU is in no mood to give us 'em.
Yes indeed, folks, the turkeys have well and truly voted for Christmas. |  | | |
| Boris backtracking on 08:50 - Jun 27 with 3277 views | sherpajacob |
| Boris backtracking on 08:32 - Jun 27 by stevejg73 |
There is no backtracking, the rights of EU citizens to remain in the UK was made clear before the referendum.
And on future immigration:
"Yes, the Government will be able to take back democratic control of immigration policy, with a balanced and humane points-based system to suit the needs of business and industry".
So a points based system based on the needs of UK business and industry, which is the way it should be. |
"And the same goes for British citizens living in the EU.
"British people will still be able to go and work in the EU;
We can't have this bit though can we?.
Looking forward to Boris next appearance on Newsnigbt or QT. Let's get. Paxman out of retirement
Paxman: so you want access to the single market, without paying £350m a week.
Boris: it was never £350m because of the rebate, and it costs our economy a lot more to be outside the single market.
paxman: what about free movement of people.
Boris: immigration wasn't a key issue for.people who voted leave. (He's already said this!) | |
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| Boris backtracking on 08:58 - Jun 27 with 3259 views | magicdaps10 |
Again, really!!!
Did people expect anything different to this. I voted out and i am extremely pleased with what he has said there, something i myself fully expected.
If anyone voted out solely down to this reason then they are extremely thick. |  |
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| Boris backtracking on 08:59 - Jun 27 with 3255 views | perchrockjack |
He might be lying.
It's easily done.
We need a leader, we really do | |
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| Boris backtracking on 09:20 - Jun 27 with 3214 views | magicdaps10 |
| Boris backtracking on 08:59 - Jun 27 by perchrockjack |
He might be lying.
It's easily done.
We need a leader, we really do |
It could be but surely if he goes against what he says then it wont be good for him AND if it were to happen it would start all kinds on the streets of the UK and abroad. | |
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| Boris backtracking on 09:25 - Jun 27 with 3202 views | Phaedrus |
Lol. Access to single market going to cost us what we thought we were saving by leaving.
German MP Michael Fuchs, a senior ally of Chancellor Angela Merkel, spoke to the Today programme a short time ago.
With a chuckle, he made it clear things were going to have to change.
"Either you are in a club or you are out of a club. If you are in a club you have to follow the rules. If you are out of the club, there will be different rules," he said.
Asked if it would be possible for the UK to retain access to the single market, he replied: "It will be possible, of course, but not for free.
"You have to see with Norway, with Switzerland, you have to pay a certain fee. And the per capita fee of Norway is exactly the same as what Britain is now paying into the EU. So there won't be any savings." |  |
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| Boris backtracking on 09:32 - Jun 27 with 3186 views | WarwickHunt |
| Boris backtracking on 09:25 - Jun 27 by Phaedrus |
Lol. Access to single market going to cost us what we thought we were saving by leaving.
German MP Michael Fuchs, a senior ally of Chancellor Angela Merkel, spoke to the Today programme a short time ago.
With a chuckle, he made it clear things were going to have to change.
"Either you are in a club or you are out of a club. If you are in a club you have to follow the rules. If you are out of the club, there will be different rules," he said.
Asked if it would be possible for the UK to retain access to the single market, he replied: "It will be possible, of course, but not for free.
"You have to see with Norway, with Switzerland, you have to pay a certain fee. And the per capita fee of Norway is exactly the same as what Britain is now paying into the EU. So there won't be any savings." |
Well, who could have possibly seen that coming?
Still, we stuck one up Johnny Foreigner... |  | | |
| Boris backtracking on 09:33 - Jun 27 with 3183 views | magicdaps10 |
| Boris backtracking on 09:25 - Jun 27 by Phaedrus |
Lol. Access to single market going to cost us what we thought we were saving by leaving.
German MP Michael Fuchs, a senior ally of Chancellor Angela Merkel, spoke to the Today programme a short time ago.
With a chuckle, he made it clear things were going to have to change.
"Either you are in a club or you are out of a club. If you are in a club you have to follow the rules. If you are out of the club, there will be different rules," he said.
Asked if it would be possible for the UK to retain access to the single market, he replied: "It will be possible, of course, but not for free.
"You have to see with Norway, with Switzerland, you have to pay a certain fee. And the per capita fee of Norway is exactly the same as what Britain is now paying into the EU. So there won't be any savings." |
But again, there are more issues than just this.
People seem to have voted in or out on one basis alone and then continually harp on about that one reason.
We have been a divided country for many a year, even under EU law...................this referendum has just brought the issue to the surface. | |
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| Boris backtracking on 09:38 - Jun 27 with 3168 views | Phaedrus |
| Boris backtracking on 09:33 - Jun 27 by magicdaps10 |
But again, there are more issues than just this.
People seem to have voted in or out on one basis alone and then continually harp on about that one reason.
We have been a divided country for many a year, even under EU law...................this referendum has just brought the issue to the surface. |
and now were even more divided, and in a tailspin, but at least we can reduce immigration now.....Errr.... | |
| And what is good Phaedrus, and what is not good. Need we ask anyone to tell us these things? |
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| Boris backtracking on 09:47 - Jun 27 with 3154 views | sherpajacob |
| Boris backtracking on 09:33 - Jun 27 by magicdaps10 |
But again, there are more issues than just this.
People seem to have voted in or out on one basis alone and then continually harp on about that one reason.
We have been a divided country for many a year, even under EU law...................this referendum has just brought the issue to the surface. |
I disagree that people voted in or out for one reason only.
A lot of people voted out for one reason only - immigration-
Some people voted out for a number of reasons including sovereignty and democracy.
Most people who voted remain did so for a whole raft of reasons.
The people who voted out solely on immigration tipped the balance, without these I believe the result would have been similar to the previous referendum of about 2/3 remain, 1/3 leave.
However I realise there are people who will disagree. | |
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| Boris backtracking on 09:50 - Jun 27 with 3148 views | Private_Partz |
| Boris backtracking on 08:58 - Jun 27 by magicdaps10 |
Again, really!!!
Did people expect anything different to this. I voted out and i am extremely pleased with what he has said there, something i myself fully expected.
If anyone voted out solely down to this reason then they are extremely thick. |
And there you have it. The eloquent Leavers like you and the extremely thick. Unfortunately the latter have helped to cause this mess and there are millions of them. They arn't the most culpable however, that lies at the doors of Dodgy Dave and Boris. |  |
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To help the other guy out,
Help your fellow man.
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| Boris backtracking on 09:54 - Jun 27 with 3136 views | Joe_bradshaw |
Boris clearly didn't expect to win because he hasn't got a f*****g clue what to do now he's won. |  |
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| Boris backtracking on 09:54 - Jun 27 with 3136 views | magicdaps10 |
| Boris backtracking on 09:38 - Jun 27 by Phaedrus |
and now were even more divided, and in a tailspin, but at least we can reduce immigration now.....Errr.... |
It was going to happen with or without this referendum, surely you can see that? | |
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| Boris backtracking on 09:59 - Jun 27 with 3120 views | monmouth |
| Boris backtracking on 08:11 - Jun 27 by LeonisGod |
So we're going to be able to have our cake and eat it? Excellent. Not sure we'll be allowed that though, unless the whole EU has major reform.
That doesn't tell you much, the language is too vague. The 2 known scenarios where we could get all those things are (1) stay in and carry on as normal, and (2) exit and renegotiate a Norway type model, where we pay almost as much, have to comply with a lot of the regs and can't do anything about migration. |
(2) and have no input or influence over the rules we have to abide by, so no benefits at all over (1) |  |
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| Boris backtracking on 10:00 - Jun 27 with 3117 views | magicdaps10 |
| Boris backtracking on 09:47 - Jun 27 by sherpajacob |
I disagree that people voted in or out for one reason only.
A lot of people voted out for one reason only - immigration-
Some people voted out for a number of reasons including sovereignty and democracy.
Most people who voted remain did so for a whole raft of reasons.
The people who voted out solely on immigration tipped the balance, without these I believe the result would have been similar to the previous referendum of about 2/3 remain, 1/3 leave.
However I realise there are people who will disagree. |
Well all i can say, poiticions are in it for two reasons alone
1. To make a difference(no that many unfortunately)
2. To make money
Now that we have voted out then there is a opportunity for these MP's to make a difference or stand up and be counted............instead they are arguing like little bitchees and resigning like spoilt little kids. | |
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| Boris backtracking on 10:03 - Jun 27 with 3105 views | magicdaps10 |
| Boris backtracking on 09:50 - Jun 27 by Private_Partz |
And there you have it. The eloquent Leavers like you and the extremely thick. Unfortunately the latter have helped to cause this mess and there are millions of them. They arn't the most culpable however, that lies at the doors of Dodgy Dave and Boris. |
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You missed a word out when reading. I wont be ignorant to say that people did because i dont know if that was the case. | |
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| Boris backtracking on 10:03 - Jun 27 with 3099 views | sherpajacob |
| Boris backtracking on 09:50 - Jun 27 by Private_Partz |
And there you have it. The eloquent Leavers like you and the extremely thick. Unfortunately the latter have helped to cause this mess and there are millions of them. They arn't the most culpable however, that lies at the doors of Dodgy Dave and Boris. |
There are millions of them, unfortunately.
We made it hard for them to understand with a remain or leave question.
The 1975 referendum asked should we stay.
Yes
No.
I sincerely believe we would have had a different result with a simple yes or no question.
The number of people I spoke to on Wednesday and Thursday who said to.me " I haven't got a clue what to vote"
Cameron has put himself firmly in the Neville Chamberlain category of PMs | |
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| Boris backtracking on 10:06 - Jun 27 with 3086 views | monmouth |
| Boris backtracking on 10:03 - Jun 27 by sherpajacob |
There are millions of them, unfortunately.
We made it hard for them to understand with a remain or leave question.
The 1975 referendum asked should we stay.
Yes
No.
I sincerely believe we would have had a different result with a simple yes or no question.
The number of people I spoke to on Wednesday and Thursday who said to.me " I haven't got a clue what to vote"
Cameron has put himself firmly in the Neville Chamberlain category of PMs |
He's being talked of as the biggest asshole since Lord North never mind old Nev. | |
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| Boris backtracking on 10:09 - Jun 27 with 3073 views | magicdaps10 |
| Boris backtracking on 10:03 - Jun 27 by sherpajacob |
There are millions of them, unfortunately.
We made it hard for them to understand with a remain or leave question.
The 1975 referendum asked should we stay.
Yes
No.
I sincerely believe we would have had a different result with a simple yes or no question.
The number of people I spoke to on Wednesday and Thursday who said to.me " I haven't got a clue what to vote"
Cameron has put himself firmly in the Neville Chamberlain category of PMs |
People are so blinkered.
So everyone who did not know what to vote, they voted out?
Im not saying this is the case but please open your mind up, votes were gained by leave from the undecided AND votes were gained for remain from the undecided.
To say one had higher than the other could easily be decided by a flip of a coin. How i am reading this, because they are undecided then they must be dull so in turn voted out.
I am totally disgusted by how peoples attitudes have turned towards each other in this country in the last 20yrs or so. | |
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| Boris backtracking on 10:17 - Jun 27 with 3037 views | Lohengrin |
| Boris backtracking on 10:06 - Jun 27 by monmouth |
He's being talked of as the biggest asshole since Lord North never mind old Nev. |
Lord North! I wonder how many on here had to go scrambling for Wikipedia?
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