Thanks for this. Vulture capitalism has its victims vote against their own interests for decades. If push comes to shove there is no way people wouldn't vote for more leftwing/social policies, anywhere in the world. The masses are distracted with shiny objects like immigrants, unelected officials and sovereignty. We all should focus on our domestic issues in order to have a working wider union.

@luke2328 Cross party talks will never happen. The de-industrialising of the 80's was always going to happen and Thatcher just speeded up the process. The last two years have been wasted and I fear now nothing good will happen after Brexit when it should have been a golden opportunity to reform the economy.

@@VincentRE79 I think Brexit will just be the beginning of the UK's reformation, it will only happen though if the people stick to their guns.Why some people continue to think that left wing/social policies actually deliver for working people amazes me when history shows different, the majority of the increases in quality of life people enjoy today nearly all derive from the wealth created by capitalism. Globalism and the increasing control of the governments of countries by the 1%, illuminati or whatever you call them is reality today and nationalism is the only answer. The country with the best history of using nationalism to the benefit of other countries I can see is the UK, the UK under Thatcher was the last time this country was run as an independent country. We created the EU single market and began to address some long standing problems, inevitably mistakes were made such as the poll tax which the people made sure was corrected. Another example of experts at work, other policies she introduced such as right to buy and nationalisation needed continuous oversight and adjustments made to avoid adverse effects. Why didn't subsequent governments make councils sell council houses on 999yr leases with a clause preventing them being sub let to prevent the removal of cheap houses from the housing stock as an example. I would imagine our leaders were too busy on the world stage massaging one anothers ego's to concern themselves with governing the UK.

Roger Bennett Reagan was great too, eh? Maggie started the race to the bottom.

@@rogerbennett9641 are you kidding. When BT was privatised it had plans to roll out fibre all over the UK and was the leading manufacturer in the world. Maggie forced BT to sell it's fibre assets to foreigners. At the time fibre was cheaper than copper. She literally put our country decades in recline thanks to her obsession with free markets. The UK would be the leader of IT infrastructure if it wasn't for her.

It was really the states that won WW2 for Europe!

@@suicidesitter6527 It's not as simple as that. Yes the industrial might of the USA was important but that in itself didn't win the war. Operation Barbarossa's failure for example - and its subsequent ramifications - was a key moment too. LEst we forget also the 27 million Russians that died during WW2 as well. Huge sacrifices that are easily overlooked in our casual review of that historical period.

Point is WW2 was a collaboration amongst nations, Brexit is the polar opposite.

@@suicidesitter6527 LOL, the Russians won the war, the Americans were crucial too and once Germany declared war on them it was obviously over in the long-term. The Brits were meaningless to anyone but themselves lol.

@@simondb99Thankyou "A J P Taylor" for your contribution! The old people at the start of the video clip were probably alive in Britain during WW2 so cut them some slack, who cares that they were factually incorrect.John Sweeney could barely contain himself, "badgering" old people for their Brexit views is no longer entertaining!

@More tea Vicar? (BR)itish (EXIT) from the European Union. BREXIT.

In a year from now, 90 % of the Brexiters will come to realize, that 80% of their problems are not related to the EU, but from bad national politics on counties level. Go have it.

I'd say that's an underestimation of the percentage. It might take longer to realise though.

@@simondb99 Brexit is boring, project fear (or in reality project EU) as being conducted by our government is really boring. Project yellow vest on the other hand is really exiting but the eventual outcome of a UKIP government is ?

@@rogerbennett9641 what the fuck are you on about?🤣

I guess a cardboard box IS some sort of accommodation...

Spot on. The problem is allowing clueless uneducated morons the vote. With any election their should be simple qualifying questions like.......name the current chancellor

@@MegaRockstar48 And your so much more educated you ignorant asshole! Im a civil engineer.. so not that dumb! I voted leave.. and knew exactly what i voted for thanks.. no deal 👍 The only idiots are the typical over privileged arrogant smug leftist scumbags who are too thick to see the fear mongering bullshit from the bias currupt media! Dry your tears.. pull up your panties.. and have some fucking pride you sad sad man. Mega rock star???? Aw bless.. i rest my case!! Not to worry us hard working brits are leading the way. No deal and independence is on it's way 👍👍👍

@@dalew5049 Pride? it isn't remainers scared of the big bad EU making all those stoopid wegulations :p We want to play with the big boys not scraping by on third world left overs.

@@dalew5049 lol I'm a doctor so not that dumb am I ... Who says stuff like that .. a benefit sponger...

Actually, HIS words were "you can do this inside the EU or outside the EU" So fine, we've chosen OUTSIDE.

The Irish Revolution Channel: So true.

@@squirepraggerstope3591 - but by leaving you are wasting time and money which could be used to fix the real problems.....

​@@stephenconway2468No; disentangling ourselves from the repulsive EU is an essential prerequisite to tackling them effectively.

@@squirepraggerstope3591 - You use emotive language to this organization - care to explain why it is repulsive? I ask because there has been so much misinformation that I want to know what you base this on.

our politicians are not offering us a future. Little wonder people take refuge in the past.

@@matthewcoombs3282 You can't always blame the politicians. The citizens need to have criteria and Initiative, too. They are more than poor víctims of evil politicians.

@Simon T _"Unelected bureaucrats"_ You were making some sense to some degree until that point. I stopped reading there because you clearly don't understand how the voting process for EU MP's work and I cba to explain it to you either.

@Simon T If the EU is so powerful and forces everyone else into line, how is it that the UK is not part of the Euro, not part of Schengen, gets a five billion pound rebate on membership that no one else gets, and has a court system that takes precedence over the European court of justice, as well as all the other directives(because most of EU policies are directives that the sovereign nations decide how to implement) that they choose to ignore? It's amazing that, considering how over bearing the EU is, the UK seems to only ever have to take on the rules it's governments were in favor of. And yes, the EC was an economic arrangement, until Britain under Thatcher pushed for more integration which led to it becoming the EU.

@Simon T So to sum up, the UKs problem is Westminster not the EU

They also fought alongside the Dutch and French as allies now all the middle-aged to elderly drearies want to do is build an imaginary navy from cardboard, spit and pubic hair to go and reconquer lost lands Someone was waffling on about buying land in Morrocco to plant fresh fruit and veg to ship back over here. Maybe some cheese from the moon too?

@@TruthTortoise81 it was fuck all to do with that. The lack of housing The lack of training for the jobs that needed filled Jobs in low employment areas were advertised in eastern bloc countries De industrialization Not problems caused by the EU, but it was great to kick the Westminster bubble in the nuts. It is only going to get worse after automation gets going.

Indeed, they have always be slaves of their corrupt crown.

@Imperial Guard That is unfair when the BBC shoves a microphone in your face looking for a political comment it is probably quite un-nerving.

Vincent 79 Tough. I think it’s unfair we’re leaving the EU and being governed by the most incompetent government in our history. Yet here we are because of people like that.

@Imperial Guard I think it is a good thing that we are finally leaving the EU. I can remember worse governments than this at least she has not got us involved in illegal wars or anything like that. What could be worse is a Corbyn government, they will be the most incompetent ever.

Vincent 79 Your a leaver so we have very different views to one another. I don’t think we’ll find common ground.

oh that's easy the reasons are "immigrants stealing our jobs, sex gangs grooming our kids (because no British man was ever a paedophile) and we want our sovereignty back that we fought hard against Hitler for... fucking Germans, Britannia Rule The Waves (actually no, it's USA and China, but nevermind) oh and I'm also pissed off with my own life, but I'll project that onto the EU as well because I'm too arsed lazy and lack the insight to do anything about it myself. Now when's Eastenders on and where's my bottle of whisky?"

@@thegrandmuftiofwakanda , it is just there is no link between WW2 and what is happening nowadays. And being stuck in the past is a problem, you guys should go ahead

Sure

The future is always anchors in the past.

Most health workers in the NHS from the EU but from outside the UK (Republic of Ireland, France, the Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, Spain, Czech Republic. . .) will be forced to leave the UK. These workers are highly skilled and work in international teams with UK workers in the UK and in the EU. The teams work on cancer treatments, blood diseases, brain disorders, skin conditions; everything. Brexit equals chaos.

Any ref. should be used to test the water. Any Ref. based on lies should be ignored.

So true!!! The only way to show that Brexit is utterly stupid is to have it happen. Sad but true.

@@DickyChap I just hope those youngsters in the EU enjoy conscription into the army and everyone else enjoys paying for it.

It easy to vote on something. The result of the decision come up and people just have to paid for it. Don't like it moved.

Dyson is moving the grand total of 2 people to Singapore. Singapore has universal free trade, this is the kind of Brexit James Dyson backs and wants to see. Dyson is not abandoning the UK, just protecting global market position in the face of this bungled delivery. Britain already imports and exports lamb, and is actually a net exporter. Lamb is a seasonal product. We export in the spring and summer, and import in the autumn and winter. We already get 5 times more lamb from New Zealand than Australia, why would that change? The whole EU imports from New Zealand half the year, and much of the EU imports from the UK the other half of the year. Try commenting on something you understand before accusing other people of being stupid.

@@robw7676 That UK lamb faces a 40% tariff if going to the EU which is about or over 50% of their output. Doesn't it? Plus those farmers are likely to lose their subsidies. That will make alternative sources better priced for the EU.

Rob W : Dyson moving to Singapore with JUST 2 PEOPLE?! of course he is!!! running a global business with just 2 people, don't play silly, please!!!!

@@j2b348 from the Evening Standard... "In reality it means two senior executives, including the company's chief financial officer, will join Mr Rowan in Singapore, and the company will be registered there instead of the UK. Much of its product development will remain in south-west England and none of the 4,000 jobs will be affected by the move" Want to revise that comment?

@@stephenconway2468 Those farmers will indeed lose their current subsidies, we pay for the subsidies by giving the EU money which it doles out to farmers all over the EU under the common agricultural policy - if and when we leave the EU we will be able to use some of the funding we no longer send Brussels to replace the funding we receive from Brussels, the point being, we send them £2.50 for every £1 that comes back, so this will not be a great hardship. The deal to secure tarrif free trade is on the table. It's a stupid deal as Ireland has allowed itself to be used as a pawn at great economic risk to itself, but it is there none the less should the UK wish to sign it.

Evidence?

And so will Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn. *The majority of the UK electorate have continuously opposed Brexit for more than half the time since the (non-binding) referendum in 2016.* Corbyn has failed to oppose Brexit, even though it will hurt traditional Labour voters more than anyone else, and 90% of party members are against Brexit. britainelects.com/polling/europe/

The division line goes far beyond the tories and this is the Labour Party's dilemma, too.

And all the blue pasports ;)

Who is gonna pay for bennefits with a currency going down and inflation rampant. Imagine the interest rates that will create. Good luck with that.

@anonymous one if things only could be that easy..

maybe the loss of parents, being left as orphans, ... loss of grand parents etc etc..... or as an orphan being shipped off to some strange country......... all the result of ww2

VikingDrummerRob 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

An economy with a big representation of worker coops in it is the only way to change the economy and inequality. Capitalism just doesn't deliver what is needed now.

Nice Ben diagram 😂

Commies, gays an Muslims.

Pity remainers cant do the maths 100% paid to the EU 60% back means multi billions of UK tax payers money each year lost to the EU. Pity those who think we are getting big grants etc in the EU name dont see true facts that it is our own money being handed out and that the EU are keeping 40%. WE are lossing our great chance to increase our world market which has been our biggest trade area since 2009 not the EU. WTO rules work for the rest of our world trade and can work for our EU trade... WE do not need a trade deal to trade with the EU that is a fact. Many other countries have trade with the EU.

*Autistic Screeching*

Tony Blair ( War criminal) Hilary Clinton (Treasonous Bitch) George Soros (Complete psychopath) and cry baby remainers with no facts and no pride!

John John Point is?

Just to let you know that the country with some of the best trade negotiators are choosing the EU as a trading partner, perhaps you are unaware of that?

I can remember after the Referendum N Farage lecturing Tim Farron on how Brexit will give the British House wife cheaper food with succulent Lamb and rich dairy products, ironic that they are chucking their lot in with the EU. Their exports - from their Government website Dairy, eggs, honey: Meat: Wood: Fruits, nuts: Beverages, spirits, vinegar: Fish: $1.1 billion Cereal/milk preparations: Machinery including computers: Modified starches, glues, enzymes: Miscellaneous food preparations: Add to that wine, finished aluminium - Problems with Trump on that one Crude Oil Can go on with a more defined list but I have a life other than KZfaq.

Daniel the value of UK sea fish including finished product is exported to Europe and beyond amounts to about £1.5 billion every year, which is also a drop in the Ocean in world GDP terms. Since the referendum much has been made of the UK trading with the Commonwealth in some way or the other. What you fail to grasp is that the EU have clinched a free trade deal with Canada, are in the last stages with the New Zealand deal, ongoing with Australia and the EU have also signed up with Japan and Singapore is already with the EU - a fact not wasted on Mr Dyson. Some people think that there are markets out there just waiting that will be better than the deal we have with the EU and the other deals / understandings arranged by the EU that we use to export via. An example of such EU trade arrangements allows Germany to export to China, the UK has access to these same deals allowing the UK to export to China, interestingly German exports are now seven times as much to China than the UK using these preferential deals. Again this global idea of trade deals does not cut the mustard, simply put the GDP of the whole of the whole of the countries found on the Continent of Africa equals around half of that of France and a fraction of that of the EU as a whole.

DE seafish clearly you know more about the subject than Seafish is a Non-Departmental Public Body (NDPB) set up by the Fisheries Act 1981 to improve efficiency and raise standards across the seafood industry. from who display the figure. Comonwealth trading - I suggest you o[pen your ears and read the House of Commons, International Trade Committee,Trade and the Commonwealth: Fifth Report of Session 2017-19 that is available Any post Brexit UK must take into account the effects of overseas trade to produce the cash to allow such a project. Any imports must be paid for and anything that causes a balance of trade deficit will not allow any better UK after Brexit project as the funds will not be there. May not have been covered but what is wished for is dependant on cash or are you going to buy British and pay more tax?

English being the lingua franca of the world has nothing to do with the English though lol, it'll remain the 'main language' because of the Americans.

@@TheSpiritOfTheTimes Oh no, old chap we have our Empire where they all speak proper english not that common way speaking of those Yankies. What old bean

@@trevordaviesable I've tried to talk with the clearly India-based Uber Helpdesk from Amsterdam once. I'd say that former Empire has lost its lingual connection with actual English ;) (nothing racist about this btw, I just literally couldnt understand what they where reading off of their call-scripts that where most likely meant to be written in English)

@Simon T I do look outside the EU! I even watched and commented under a KZfaq video here by the state televisionstation of a self-isolating island-state off the coast of Europe with a population the size of one of those hundreds of Chinese provincial towns no one knows the name of, ;) I look beyond my borders into other cultures for sure! It's just that for a choice of 2nd or 3rd language I prefer one where there will remain to be a functional economy And open and free trade and culture will remain possible, sort of eliminating the two current biggest options. (But seriously, beyond sarcasm: I hope you guys work things out internally and join the EU partylife again. I dont like Italian humor and all the EU offices and Corporate Headquarters Brexit-relocating to Amsterdam are driving up the houseprices way too much because of all the yanks and other expats rolling in. We had such a nice reservation for them there in London :/ If you guys could just have a little bit more patience for all the Eastern Europeans driving around your capitol hard at work, hired as sub-sub-sub-contractors by London property owners from your former colonies from those 1,5 century you had pushed the Chinese into famine and civil war temporarily off the world market, splitting up former livingrooms in terraced houses into "three luxury appartments, ideal for a well earning consultant, only 57 underground minutes from The City", it's sort of a 'problem' England itself created. But I digress. Please solve it and come back soon.) Lets hope God saves the Queen's estate's European agricultural subsidies 😥. We'll promise we'll be nice to Easyjet'ted-in English stag-do parties that are the main customers of the ever shrinking 'dubiously voluntary labor-migrant Bulgarian/Moldavian/Romanian-female district' here in Amsterdam, showing your people's love for European integration. 😊 😉

@Simon T our grandparents suffered the consequences of what happens when an other or multiple countries start hanging all kinds of importance on "what it means to have/be a National Identity". So I'd rather not we go down that path again, or even take a too long pause in our united progress to look at even the direction of that road again. There's this obscure statesman from one of the many European Empires that have come and long gone throughout the ages that had something wise to say about it. You might know him, I believe he hailed from your spec of chalk in the middle of our Dutch oilfields and fishing-quota areas. If you know him, please take a moment to use his input to reconcider your stance. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sNxolaqgzrjRd6M.html Also, most 'immigration' giving 'problems' in the UK comes, at least as I see it as a non-UK, actual neutral reader of the statistics, from immigrants (in all kinds of legal or less legal forms) from former Brittish exploitation colonies (or however euphemistic you named it). That indeed is something you need to deal with. The whole 'Windrush' thingy I heard some things about doesn't sound like you guys have truly come to terms with the reality of not being a worldpower anymore, like the Americans in 2030, the Germans somewhere early 1940's and around 1917, the Austrian/Hungarians in 1918, the French in 1763/1815, us Dutch by the mid 18th century, the Italians in 476 and the Greek in 146 bc with neatly closing off and solving all lose ends still lingering around due to some sort of national denialism, both socially and structurally financially. 'As a nation' you really first have to come to terms with that new situation, like a fired manager losing his power, like a voted-away reality-tv singcontester losing his/her center-stage spotlight attention, like a dumped lover keeping up appearances covering his/her lost self confidence, like a recovering drugaddict losing his ethic- and morality boundaries crossing fullfilment of his urge for cash. You all have to come out of that lingering national psychosis of "National Identity" and again join our European 'former Empires Anonymous' Supportgroup Union. Especially you as, apart fron currently the Americans, the most recent Empire-loser. It was England that through the Opium Wars and the Unequal Treaties pushed China into a 150 year long, 350 million lives costing 'national humiliation'. Dear UK, they havnt forgotten, the most expensive real estate purchase in the UK ever is the buying of a London Skyscraper by a family run Chinese condiment manufacturer, a Chinese family literally only producing One single product is already able to buy the most expensive bulding in Brittish history, driving up English property prices. The EU isnt your enemy, we're your friends. You're going to need friends, you guys wont survive on your own. If only you guys learned other languages to actually get to know your neighbours. Learn who really are your foes and friends. (Liking this exchange btw. Reminding me to visit the UK again soon, love the place. Dont worry, just to visit and admire and enjoy, not to steal your jobs)

Can but can it can?

@@dave-macleod Tin.

Gero Kron The shit is hitting the pan because the pathetic Theresa May is letting it !!

I think, it's doing exactly as intended .. back to the early 19th century.

@More tea Vicar? .. neither am I a remoaner nor did I vote .. but "Respect the elderly" is a BS argument in any case .. it's a nothingburger .. that's what pissed me off.

@@tomasbickel58 why? The elderly have lived through the entirety of the EU's existence, they built our nations in to what they are today. To respect a person it has be earned, but the words and ideas of any person should be respected and heard

@BioCapsule, our brand or taste of capitalism is ready to be refurbished, or put to sleep. Capitalism will always generate more losers than winners, problem is, the winners got the bourgeoisie to vote against its own interests for decades. Brexit is a symptom of that failing capitalism, not the cause.

@@gethcreator751, if you have expertise, no problem. The mere existence doesn't grant expertise. If you have a problem with your electric, you ask an electrician rather an old person. True, an older electrician has seen more than a young one .. in his field. ".. they built our nations in to what they are today" .. if the result was so awesome, I guess, that nation wouldn't be so split on that question, would it? Imagine a chess game. You have a limited amount of moves you can conduct, some better than others. Your pick is determined by your goal and the anticipation of your opponents moves. The past doesn't help much. It seems to me that even what counts as "win" is not defined. In that case, "I define "win", because I am older than you" doesn't cut it.

wrong, as regulations prevent propper trade deals.

@@TruthTortoise81 they are all limited by EU tariffs etc. So not good enough. Plus they steal our money via our subsidy.

@@VCYT you can't negotiate an exit deal with the EU and you think you can negociate a fair trade deal with China? Come back on earth man, you're way too high. And don't give me the usual crap about May being a "remainer", david Davis, bojo, etc couldn't do the job. It all boils down to this : who do you think you are? You are just the bank of the EU, the gateway to the EU. Even exchange between euros and other currencies were dealt with in the UK, despite not using the euro yourself. This is gone in March. You've got nothing. The EU prefers to protect itself and sacrifice a few BMW and prosecco, instead of selling itself for a few sells. But you will. The UK will get a trade deal with China and India in exchange for a massive increase of student and work visas - let's see how this is received in the heartlands. And with the US, with massive drops in food and health standards. Come. Back. On. Earth.

@@TruthTortoise81 no the EU has free trade deals not us, no EU member can negotiate its own deals

@@brezhou29 there is no exit deal. Its an agreement for a trade deal after we leave which is unacceptable, we will never accept the free movement of people for a trade deal again.

Not very often. More likely to be a hearse if anything ever went wrong

If the UK leaves the EU the country will trade with Asia and the rest of the world with WTO tariffs for at least a decade? Do you actually know what you are talking about?

so maybe the kids will be able to get a house or flat now, the younger kids maybe get a place in school, the working people and older generation maybe get a doctors appointment...... its a win win