Wait few Months and you need get permit to leave the island from foreign powers.

Future Islamic republic 😂

UK was locked into long term decline within EU with factories being closed and moved to Poland and eastern bloc EU countries!

@@_RabbitLeader and how has leaving the EU made any difference to that issue? Now we have less influence than before

@@karlwest437 And EU did a trade deal with Japan that undermined the Japanese car plants in UK. And EU was wasting its UK resources on EU food subsidies mostly, olive crops that never existed in Italy and Greece.

If the table is an authoritarian regime ran for the benefit of a tiny elite, then better to be the menu

This is so true. And funny! )))

@@samkayak8712 better to not be at the table and take the moral high ground

@@benjaminollis7621 Oh yeah because leaving the EU to keep your tax heavens is taking the high ground...

@@TheStephaneAdam are you talking about the corrupt city of London? If so then it's not like being in the EU or not would make any difference to those types as they consider themselves to be above the law and are powerful enough to actually be so, unfortunately

As a German, I expect you are inherently fascist?

Not to worry, soon there will be no UK.

it was nice to go shopping in London ... now prices are crazy

Never underestimate the strong pull of ‘splendid isolation’ to the British race.

So we are going to beg,grovel to be allowed back into the crumbling franco german empire? Theres no going back,we have to move on.

As Argentina is in the ( SouthWest) Atlantic, maybe it should be Argentina in the NorthEast Atlantic.

Not even Argentine, because Argentine has won the World Cup and the Copa

So the Falklands finally belong to some Argentina?

Hey!

Argentina "IS" in the Atlantic dummy

The uk is dead they just hav y turned off the life support machine yet 10 years Ulster will have joined the republic 15 years Scotland will have gone it’s own way if not sooner

Well, I think when the dust of it settles what’s going to come out is the extent to which vested interests like Farage and his backers, Cambridge Analytica, and venal politicians like Gove the backstabber and Johnson the lying opportunist sold out their countries security for their own short term gain. That’s the real story of Brexit that has not been properly communicated to the British public.

Has gone down in history as the liberation of Britain. We were dragged into the EU via the Maastricht, Amsterdam & Lisbon treaties without referenda. British 🇬🇧 membership of the EU NEVER had any democratic legitimacy!

Irrelevancy has a positive side: nuclear bombs are pointed elsewhere

@@davidraddings8211they have never pointed to UK anyway but into North Atlantic Ocean to make huge tsunami wave to flush our economy

It's called football NOT soccer.

Touched a nerve 😂😂😂😂

It's the biggest own goal since the people of Atlantis voted to see what would happen if they took the plug out of the bottom of their city.

Brexit relegated UK to division 2

@@RB71073and that is relevant?

Sunak needs that money for his flight to California.😆😅🤣😂........

You definitely haven't got a clue ​@@paulbird3235

Florida, villa Mar a lago I can see Sunak, felon Trump and insurrectionist Bolsonaro sun bathing together

We don’t want him here.

Don't give him to us. We have enough problems here in the States.

don't fret we won't , once bitten twice shy

@@barrystubbs983 And third time bankrupt...Irrelevant wasn't it?

Brussels knows the anti Euro Tory brigade are gone and will in time talk to Labour and begin some sort of talks of undoing the exit of EU and maybe by the time Labour is serving it`s second term in office rejoining the single market will be achieved. But all the buisness `UK` used to have in EU pre Brexit is gone to EU buisness`s and getting back to full single market potential will take time, but at least it will have economical future. If Brexiteers think getting out was hard, well getting back what was lost will be a lot harder. Stagnation and recession times will continue for some time to come.

@@barrystubbs983 I hope you understand that, having foolishly followed that racist prick Farage down the garden path. Give up on your pathetic dreams of the lost Empire, those days are long gone.

The day Garbarge is exposed for the charlatan he is will be when the UK makes a step in the right direction.

Still hoping Tories will replace the European CAP. Well maybe someday in the future,,,maybe

How does the EU commission treat farmers?

@@MRW515 Im pretty sure the EU commission doesnt care about british farmers anymore, no matter if they vote Tory or not.

But now Devon Central is a marginal.

​@MRW515 very very well

But future forecasts show its economy growing more slowly than that of the UK. And that was before the recent meltdown

UK joined EU without using Euro was for me already a proof they didn't wan't to play with the same rules as every other countries. It wasn't a surprise for me they choose Brexit. It was just sad seeing a friend shooting his own foot.

@@marchamill There are many countries in Europe which choose not to use the Euro. Do you think the same about Sweden and Denmark?

@@CM73878 Sure Why shouldn't i ? Europe can't be a force to be reckoned against Russia, China and USA while we have petty differences. They play with that against us. I guess Russia and China did have a lot of fun seeing dumbasses pushing UK out of Europe.

And it was France that blocked the UK from joining the EEC to the extent that it took 3 attempts for the UK to gain entry.

If you looked at the bank balances of our "politicians " after they make these decisions you'll see they are only silly and ineffective in their effect upon us.

That’s democracy for you. There are more idiots than informed people whose votes count

have access, but don't listen.

Why are you blaming the leaders for your decision to leave the EU? It was a referendum, right?

@@Pepe-rf1zg Anybody mention brexit? Errr... nope! Solo tu Pepe! Leer mi comentario... pone brexit? O referencia "decisiones" genericas?

Answer: they took the European Union for granted! This was DECADES worth of intense trade deals and tireless negotiations and ongoing deals to keep standards up for all sorts of goods... I can see it in the chemical industry, UK chemical sector is now constantly harassing EU chemical regulations to copy theirs...

@@ABC-ABC1234 I see what you mean and I agree of course, but I was referring more to their lack of knowledge of their current, post-Brexit situation. They do not understand how it works now. They should have had enough time to familiarize themselves with their new reality to make conscious choices for their businesses.

@@gabsie7224 Hi Gabsie, I don't think HOW STUPID the decision was to change a WHOLE way of business where you have intense cooperation with various nations with the goal of good safety protocols, safety measures, certain standards of labor laws, environmental laws. I have seen it FIRSTHAND!!! They are constantly begging EU institutions to "help them out" with regulations that have been thrown in the garbage. Such a complex matter reduced to a "yes" or "no" referendum! They were duped!!! The referendum should have never happened...

The UK as a whole lost, NOT just England.

@@davidlauder-qi5zv yes but Scotland and Northern Ireland can rejoin the UE, England unlikely.

France win... sad reality my friend 😂

@@avb4805 as French I am saddened by the brexit, never thought it would happen. There is no win here, only loss for EU

@@avb4805 As a french we do not consider the Brexit as a win, it's weakening EU so us at the same time (for instance trade with UK was one of France's force before Brexit). The only win is that it shown our extremes political parties that Frexit was crap and also that excess of liberal policies in Brussels (massively promoted by the UK) was destroying the EU from inside. It doesn't really worth the cost. Waiting for you to rejoin, you, English people, will be for ever our best and most beloved enemies!

You may have, I had It done to me by all my retarded neighbours.

She, Penny Mordaunt [,I was very disappointed because I thought she had the calibre ]She should have risen above Party rancour to defend democracy from people like Farage, and Gove and Johnson, and Braverman, and Rees-Mogg, and The Euro-sceptics. It was always crap, like this rubbish about wanting their country back and this Myth that the English are the only people in Britain as the UK. That is what we need: to purge British politics of spurious patriotism and understand that the future is collaboration. And we will have to learn some of the principles of Methodism in respect to immigrants of all races and creeds, and embrace them, and love our diversity. The nurse that attended to me in hospital was a nurse first, I do not know her religion but when you are not well you know no colour, no race, no creed. When I think of her I just know she had lovely eyes and she gave me comfort. The parable of the Good Samaritan needs to be heeded, so the voice of the Turtle will be heard again in the land. And if we form a New Liberal Party the Turtle would be a suitable symbol for a party of charity.

Yes, we have moved on here on the continent! There is no swift way back for the UK as not even current EU members would approve a return of the UK any time soon. So we are busy planning an EU future without the UK.

LOL….It seems to be a theme for Guy Verhofstadt who keeps posting that he wants UK back inside EU!

@@MrMielten The UK is the 6th biggest economy in the world. If they want back in, the EU will jump at the chance.

​@@WolfHeatheneight.

I'm Greek. I studied in Wales and England. Got a HND, Beng and MEng in audio electronics. Gratuated back in 2008. I was paying 11 hundred pounds tuition fees, for every year of the Bachelor's degree and paid 3 and a half thousand for the Masters. Now, I would need something between 7 and 9 thousand, for each year of the Bachelor degree. Nowadays, their big "educational industry" must be non existent or at least it must have taken a big blow.

Look at Germany in the 1930s. The US in 2016.

Democracy is often wrong, giving an equal voting right to the village idiot(s) can’t guarantee good decisions…

@@SiMon-em3wu who cares lol, being out of the EU is far more important

@@benjaminollis7621 for what…terrible NHS, high inflation, no jobs or rising homelessness. Which one do you mean?

@@SiMon-em3wu all of the above

@@SiMon-em3wu the yt police 🚓 are censoring me..

@@SiMon-em3wu any price is worth paying to do the right thing

Don't make assumptions, they might have been good reasons why British were going through the EU gates. I'm British and if I travelled to the continent I would do exactly that..

@@LeonLShawMost airports have a straight choice, EU or other. The UK is not in the EU.How can you go through the EU gate when you are not in the EU? In France they offer special treatment with a three way choice, EU, other, and UK. You should feel welcome in Amsterdam which offers has a gate open to Netherlands, other EU, Swiss, Norwegian, USA, Canada, Australia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia and the UK.

@@patrickmccutcheon9361 the key driver is not that the UK is or is not in the EU, but the passport status of the person going through the gate. Thus a person resident in the UK but with a passport issued by an EU country could and should go through the EU gate.

@@LeonLShaw the British were moaning . That's how I knew

@LeonLShaw not the issue with the people I am talking about. They had British passports but wanted to go through the EU gate.

😂😂😂stop blaming everything on Russia

Putin did not have a hand in the referendum. Leave won because they bucked all the trends which tell you, in a campaign, to focus on the people who vote. Leave focused (Cummings idea) on people who never vote asnd motivated them to get out and vote, hence the result.

You want to say Putin brainwashed your minds and intelligence?

As a French, I only hope England/UK will want to build something within the EU again and will bring maturity gained throw errors such as Brexit. We need you to come back to build not only a market but a defense and a technologic sector. We can't rely on the American and we have soo many common challenges

Globally. The Ozzies and Kiwis are laughing for example.

The posh boy can speak for himself! I couldn’t care less what Europe & Europeans think or don’t think!

@@user-dc1xk9lt7m And how exactly are we working that out!?

Good to see the penny dropped finally .... after nearly half a decade. Greetings from civilization 🇪🇺

I'd say it's quite the opposite: we took them very seriously. They wanted out, we respected their will and let them out of the EU. We assumed they were mature enough to understand and accept the pros and cons of Brexit. They themselves told us they knew what they were voting for. So we took them at their word: they knew what they were doing, it was all deliberate, rational and planned. I just hope we continue to treat them like mature and responsible people, who wouldn't go back on a commitment and respect the results of the referendum in the future. If they say they want back in, we should tell them: "No, no. There's no need for that. We respect you too much. Like responsible adults, you made your choice and we understand and respect that. We don't doubt for a second that you knew exactly what you were doing. So... full steam ahead, Britain! Good luck with your Brexit!" And we should give them what they ask for, to show our support. "Oh, you want a No Deal Brexit? Absolutely, let's burn the TCA! Always happy to support the will of the British people. You want out of the ECHR/Council of Europe? Don't worry, we'll close the door after you."

Fixing the problem of economic migration from failed states by the route of organised people smuggling involves the whole Western world (Europe, North America and Australasia) and has zilch to do with being in the EU. But the Brexit idiots did not just ruin the UK economy in the short, medium and long term (ie there will never be any Brexit benefit), they also with their cavalier attitude to agreements they signed and serial lying had burned all trust - and that’s with not just with the EU and EEC, but also with the US which realised that the UK was making itself irrelevant and destroying its own economy and therefore has instead turned to ramping up its ties with France, Germany, Poland and others. Others like Australia regard the UK with contempt as witnessed by the terms of the UK-Australia Trade Agreement which favour Australia so much they will destroy much of UK agriculture.

I want to take his opportunity to correct a misapprehension under which the people of Clacton appear to be labouring It was not, repeat not the thesis of Galileo That the Sun took a detour from its usual course down the alimentary canal of Nigel Farage to emerge bloody but unbowed in his underpants, nor that when he donned the same underpants it caused an eclipse of the Sun.. I make this point dispassionately because, a critic as I am, of the Inquisition in the Seventeenth Century even so they were not as credulous as critics would argue, and that even in Seventeenth Century Italy reason had asserted itself sufficiently as not to believe in absurdity, I cannot say the same for the people of Clacton who seem to cherish that afore said illusion and that the Sun manifested itself at Mr Farage's sarth end I on the other hand favour immigration because the people in small boats have rather better intellects and higher intelligence than the people that voted for Reform. It takes all sorts to make a world but only ignorant and stupid people lie you to end it.

And, unlike Ireland 🇮🇪 the U.K. 🇬🇧 was a net contributor to the budget from day 1 of membership on 1 January 1973!

​@@newblackdog7827Wrong, the UK was a net recipient in the beginning. Afterwards paid less than others due to the rebates. Greetings from civilization 🇪🇺

@@newblackdog7827 the UKs "contribution" was always "we want more for less money" Last example, when they where readmitet to the Horizon program, on day 1 "We need to pay less money into the program!"

@@Ooze-cl5tx Good! Seeing as every EU programmme was con! For example, Erasmus cost the U.K. £6bn. We got £1bn of funding!

@@EllieD.Violet No, the U.K. was an overall net contributor to the budget from day one. We squandered £509,000,000,000 on membership for ZERO benefit to the U.K. EU = “civilisation”!? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

She is an adult, Brexiteers hate her!

@@martinmcdonald4207 Are we talking about the same Liz Truss who CRASHED the UK economy and couldn't outlast a lettuce? REALLY?

The truth is that Europe is unlikely to take the UK back during our lifetimes.

He is simply acknowledging the reality. The 27 countries will not all vote in favor for many many years. How long will it take just to get the various factions in UK to agree to pursue that goal? Look at all that mud slinging and childish whining.

Which means exactly nothing.

@@greggbisgrove7499 awesome, hopefully never!

Thank you ☺️

True, it is always so much easier to see the Tory destruction from outside the fence. I can say exactly the same thing about the US. Why would any sane person put their trust in that dotard Trump, but off they go doing exactly that!

UK MANUFACTURING THE FACTS: 2023 Make UK's annual analysis unveils the latest manufacturing facts and statistics for 2023. With a significant jump in output to £224 billion, the UK has climbed from 9th to 8th place in the global manufacturing rankings.

Hast Du Deine postal votes rechtzeitig erhalten? Wir sind zur Wahl extra zurueck gereist. Ansonsten: volle Zustimmung. Gruesse vom Chiemsee

Most UK leaders are delusional. Which strength is he talking of? Europe needs peace not war. Europe is failing to provide basic services to its citizens - housing,medicare,etc, yet it is preoccupied with wars, which it can not even fund these days.

​@@newblackdog7827 The global manufacturing figures I have (up to the end of Q3 2023) show the UK in 9th place, just above Indonesia and below Italy, France and Germany, with Germany alone producing 5.8% of global manufacturing compared with the UK's 1.8%. The more important figure to look at is China at 28.4%. Good luck competing with that on your own.

We miss our country too, too many corrupt politicians have stolen it from us. ❤

A lot of British people saw the truth. Many of us have/had European friends and family that we worked and lived beside. The whole tone of Brexit, of insisting that Britain was some kind of special case that deserved all of the benefits of partnership without the burdens, was a tone deaf fallacy. I never expected it, but the effects of Brexit forced me to leave the UK.

Happening in Ireland too​@@Mark_Something-Ermm-Yeah

Very melodramatic.

Exactly. I have relatives in mainland Europe and they’re amazed with brexit. Allied to the terrible Tories the memories of an exciting “Cool Britannia “ is long gone

The U.K. will never seek to join the single market, EEA or the EU!

The problems stem from the fact that, here in the UK, we are obsessed with the price of everything and care about the quality of nothing. Nothing is made to last, everything is produced at the lowest price and what manufacturing there is is all owned by foreign companies.

@@LeonLShaw Because Britain 🇬🇧 joined the EEC in 1973!

They only ruled the world in their own imagination.

The might have issued a simple court order 😊 in a criminal investigation and WhatsApp would have been legally obliged to hand over the data. One wonders why they didn't.... Greetings from a forensic data analyst.

I was on Dartmoor last week - Vote Tory signs all round the roads: farmers haven't learned, they'd vote Berxit again in a heartbeat.

Its not up to Starmer or even the UK whether you join the EU again. You have no chance of that for at least half a century

​​@@peterholden3672A lot of brits seem to share that delusion. How on earth would a Trump win see to a need for the EU to have the UK back in the EU? The contrary is true. Without the UK, the EU can make quicker and bolder decisions unhindered by the US spokesperson at the table, the UK. Without the UK, the EU is now able to deepen defense cooperation, procurement etc, since the UK always blocked that for their master across the pond, and for its own ego thinking it is an important (rent - a - nuke) nuclear power and the only one that can "protect" or even "safe" the EU from Russia. No, there are zero world events thinkable that require a need for the EU to have the UK inside.

​@@peterholden367272000 troops and two carriers wont cut it. Sorry, but uk IS unrelevant. A trump win would be a big win for EU. It will force it to take the lead and it would be the end of US and the dollar. Still I pray for Biden to win.

​@@peterholden3672Events... You mean the ones where the EU is starting to coordinate it's defence, centralising the biggest spender on military hardware after the US... Oh there will be discussions alright but the UK will not be at the top table.

His money ? Made over the corpses of the people. As is all the money from the extreme obscene rich.

@@boterberg278 So true particularly in Asia.

The BBC is no longer the bastion of impartiality but instead a Tory propaganda machine.

would go against state propaganda!

THIS BLOKE TALKS SENSE.

ABSOLUTEMENT.

understandable, anyone would be angry if they bought something and after delivery the seller would try to take it back.

Putin wants a weak UK. One less party he has to worry about in his intention of restoring the Russian Empire. A UK outside of the European Block is irrelevant and, thus, presents no trouble. Hence why he favours and even aids Farage and his party and was an instrumental part in the background of the machinations that brought forth Brexit. This has been in preparation for quite some time. By removing the UK from the EU, Putin and his lackeys thought that they'd get rid of a potential threat by weakening the european block so that his invasion of Ukraine (first) would be met with passivity by the EU. What he underestimated was Europe's ability to endure brexit. As every specialist and expert alerted before, the UK suffered tremendously with brexit and will keep on suffering for quite a few decades but the EU didn't suffer as much as expected. They were, then, fully capable of enduring the ripple effects of a war of attrition. Putin didn't see that coming. Now, even if the english are stupid enough to vote for a pro-Russia government (Farage with Reform), it's of no consequence, because the UK is now irrelevant in world affairs and it would only serve to alienate the UK from the Western World even further and put them in the same bag as Russia, China, Iran, Afghanistan, etc. Putin's plan - which did had its merits - sort-of backfired. This in spite of his tremendous success in forwarding brexit.

It's the pound which is easily hidden in off shore accounts. The uk is Europe's off sure banana republic.

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@@richbird6171 you do know that you can edit these errors don't you? Just look at the three dots above and to the right. There you will find the "edit" button.

but if the US keeps on pushing the Chinese to leave the field then the Yuan will become another international currency, if it isn't already. If China and India settle their differences and act together to purchase in Yuan that will start the ball rolling.

@@tonycook7679 thanks, I am new to this

Why?

@@LeonLShaw Why rejoin or why decades?

Also no

So 63% wanted to Stay

@@fern8580 Heseltine was receiving £90,000 a year from the CAP (common agricultural policy) vested interest. My parents and their generation were lied to they thought they were joining a free trading area but the EU has morphed into a political monster. If it had remained has a trading block people would have had no problem remaining.

@@brianhewson7779 Thank you very much for this clarification which I was unaware of, but I remain of the idea that a clumsy bureaucracy is preferable to war.

​@@brianhewson7779 No one will accept free trade unless the playing field is levelled. It requires a lot of legislation to create that field e.g. environmental regulations, so you don't achieve cost benefits from dumping waste in the river or by skipping safety protection of workers. Food safety regulations must be equal, so I don't risk buying food from another part of europe that contains addidatives that are considered dangerous to my health in my country, or are used to keep out competition. Another reason for the 'Political monster' is as Sir Alex says; Russia and China are out to get us, and the conflict is acted out in areas of trade, technology and even space. We can compete better in unison, but it requires bureaucracy. Other areas that require bureaucracy: 1) Cooperation between law enforcement across europe. 2) Open access to all countries with an EU passport. 3) Approval of a patents covers all of europe. 4) Forcing legislation that ensures a 'One-price' on your mobile phone usage acroos europe, instead of old times when it was 10 times higher the minute you crossed the border. 5) Taxation of tech companies 6) One standard for charger plugs across all brands. The list goes on.

All strongly socialist democracies. Nothing like the UK

They are part of the EU. save Norway that is in the European Free Tade Area that Farage said we could be like and Rees Mogg said would make us a vassal state. Ask any of them would they rather become even more irrelevant, like the UK, by leaving the second largst economic bloc on the planet that they have seemless trade in and proportionate influence in decision making [save Norway]? I think I know what they would all say!!

What Putin wanted was more power and influence in Europe to play it apart as to him a united europe is by defintion a threat to russia (and by extent to himself). And he's still trying.

What is the weather like in cloud cuckoo land?

You have just lost yourself. Best regards to Moscow.

It will not happen, alas brexit created an impression (wrongly) that the vast majority of UK people hate europeans and it will take time and effort to change the impression.

Thank you! 😃

Abrutis.