Well said, stay out! (please)

Rejoin as soon as possible

I guess some people would rather stubbornly stick with their poor decision than face the possibility they were conned.

All I heard is "WAGGGH"

Move on to what … poverty

Grow up.

Exactly. You can remember the past, but you can't keep living in it!! MOVE FORWARDS, CREATE OPPORTUNITIES. Interact and form trading partnerships with other nations around the globe. Crikey, is that rubbish the EU the ONLY trading bloc on earth, well they like to have total control, which is not for me, I'm afraid.

@@lesskeels3417 tell me.. list me the opportunities that we have right now.

@@johnnysmith80 Take a GOOD look at the EU right now. In good shape, is it? Twelve of them are looking for a way out now, including the big one Germany. Do you want to be part of a failing, undemocratic, autocratic, bureaucracy that can withstand the onslaught of BRICS, ASEAN & the CPTPP when they all start competing with each other? That's one for the future. The USA's economy, despite its problems, is performing very well, growth of some 7% this year alone, and expected to be higher next year. The tiny little island of Mauritius (going there on hols next year) in the Indian Ocean, has now become the No. 1 economy of Africa, beating even the mighty South Africa, foreign investment, tourist receipts this year alone, are running at record levels, and you know what? They did ALL of this WITHOUT the poxy worthless, useless EU. We would HAVE to take the euro as our currency, have direct govt. from abroad (no thank you, I don't want ANY anonymous faces running this country, we have proper democracy here) and of course become a part of the "superstate project", the EU's nightmare vision aka the United States of Europe. Is that what YOU want? Be patient. EVERYTHING comes to he/she who waits for it, in due course.

Yes, the EU is even more of a mafia now than it was.

Are you sure what are talking about? Because whole problem called Brexit started as Arrogant English (not British), in a country that had so many privilegies and exemption as a member of EU started barking at EU for anything possible. Ten they got what they wanted. EU turned its back to Britain and Britain returned back to seventies. So now time travellers, really it was Brussel's comandind what made Britain miserable?

...such as the vile EU Digital Services legislation. Soon the EU will be like North Korea and they won't have the Twatter.

@@luciamacakova7516 I'm afraid I can't apologise that the UK's democratically mandated exit from the European Union is a problem for you but I voted according to the interests of my family, my country and myself and not in the interest of Germany, France, the PIIGS and a few Eastern European Donkey Farms. Your interests are of no interest to me. Have you maybe considered moving to somewhere less shyte, like the UK for example. If you get yourself a marketable education or skill you will be welcomed.

@@thegrandmuftiofwakanda Honey, EU or me are O.K. It is Britain who shot into own foot. Whole thing is like a comedy and a tragedy in one package. Theresa May desperately "brexiting" in Brussels, lack of foods and petrol because there were not these bloody immigrants from as you said Eastern European Donkey Farms to bring goods and petrol. No more people from white christian Europe, that was too much multi culti. Rather mass immigration from third world. Boomers jealous that Ukrainians have tomatoes. Guns for tomatoes! As evening is coming put on warm hat and gloves to prevent you from getting frostbites watching television in your proud british household. Whole developed world (even Eastern European Donkey Farms) has 18 - 25 degrees indoors whole year, but you like it in british way. You would not tell me any exact benefit you and your family got from Brexit, but it is O.K. You like this irrational stuff.

Yeah, but the British psyche would not be able to stand it.

You cant make the rules anymore you need to apply to the rules if you want access to the single market

@@MrOliver1444 Fine by me.

That £100bn/year deficit arose precisely because we were in the Single Market

@@paullarne Explain, please. What deficit are you talking about and explain why it results from EU membership, please. If you can only do slogans, please do not bother.

Clearly he is a right wing mouth piece

Absolutely, we do not want you back, by any means. Stay out in your sunny Islands, please stop your rejoiners!

That's because you're not using the term vassalage correctly.

@@zivkovicable Oh really? How so? Explain. What would YOU call it? What is YOUR argument for returning to whatever YOU would call it? ( that is of course, as distinct to what it actually would be ).

RUBBISH. Our UK will always be run by its own people, enact its own laws, trade with whomsoever it desires, and NOT be subject to the whims and fancies of ANY foreign outside agency, claiming to act by proxy on our behalf. If you're not clever enough to see this, I suggest you return to school.

Nobody else wants to leave. Just some rhetoric from a few countries to get what they want from the EU.

Except that isn't happening.

What utter nonsense. Any country that wants to leave the EU can do so anytime they want.

Name the countries.....

@@zivkovicable According to Michael Heaver it's another country each week. Though he runs out of likely candidates pretty soon and then starts all over again with the same countries.

Not gonna happen, kid. There's no argument for it.

@@thegrandmuftiofwakanda get your head out of the Daily Mail. Only amongst coffin dodgers and the terminally hard of thinking is there no argument for it.

Agreed peoples pride comes into play

What political and economics do you read, the beano version or is gbnews feeding you lies to lap up

@@bereal6590 it sounds like you deny that there was a concerted organised effort post Brexit Vote to 1 make the vote meaningless. 2 make us vote again until we gave "the right answer" of remaining in the EU, 3 an effort to trap us into alignment with the EU via Northern Ireland. Sure. Many radical unthinking nation state haters who LOVE THE EU would deny all the facts and truth going. All day, every day until the end of time.

The benefits are already beginning to show, and will become even more obvious with the imminent decline and demise of the rotten-to-the-core EU.

​@@lesskeels3417😂😂😂

Oh dear, have you checked the fiddles they are playing in Westminster?

@@samhartford8677 Checked them? I’ve been listening to them for donkey’s years on both sides of the house.

All we had to was keep in the single market. Simple.

Someone has been listening to propoganda and believing it to be true

@@bereal6590 Is that a confession or an accusation?

'We' as a people didn't tell you any lies, grow up

@@bereal6590 Funny that comes from one who is denying all the lies from the Brexit advertisement. Lower immigrants, cheaper food, fishermen and farmers better off, NHS waiting list down, more money from the NHS and the EU is a tyrannic organisation. Who is denying the Scots a new referendum? Has the EU denied you one? The Eu is holding you back. Where are your trade deals?

There is a big round ball known as "the world" of which the EU itself makes up only a small portion, and this is where the future direction of all trade will accumulate/conglomerate.

Yes, how true! But I think that for the sake of EU, it is better Britain is out forever and ever.

Not shown by the economy in your country at the moment though is it?

@@cathywilson3146 you mean with lower inflation then yours and next year it is predicted it will grow a bit higher then the UK but I can admit my government is doing shot too but but other reasons. Can you admit that non of the promises made by the leave campaign hasn’t materialised?

Mr Oliver all other currencies were pegged to the Deutschmark. It was widely known that Germany had benefited from such thing. Fair play, DM was the top currency, but one size doesn’t fit all. I love Europe, born and bred in an eu country, educated in Malta, Italy and U.K…. I did vote for leave, and if there was a referendum tomorrow I will vote leave again, actually my stance on Brexit became more entrenched since the referendum. What happened after the outcome of the vote was an important lesson for all

@@eddiecalderone Then you are not going with the evidence, facts and a huge majority of independent experts. To put barriers to trade up to the most important to the UK and biggest market in the history of humanity is just plain stupid. And it is nearby, too. Scotland and Northern Ireland seem likely to break up too in the future. No Brexit claim has become true. Older Brexit supporters die out and the younger generation supports it with an overwhelming majority. All you have achieved is to harm the generation which follows. Also 36 Billion on tax income for the UK government (based on OBR data).

Not realistic. Brussels making laws for the UK without the UK having a say: euro-skepticism on steroids.

@@samhartford8677 So why did Nigel Farage and Tory Brexiters claim that leaving the EU did not mean leaving the single market, & called it "project fear"....?

@@zivkovicable They were lying as in intentionally trying to make leaving the EU seem less dramatic a choice. Their real goal, which one can see by listening to them talking with US politicians and influencers, was always to align with the US model of deregulation.

@@samhartford8677 The US has a trade deal with the EU..The UK doesn’t..

@@zivkovicable Nope. The US and the EU do not have trade deals (as in deals that lower traffics). They have deals that lower customs inspections.

It would be great to talk to bunch of Brexiters who could explain why we shouldn't, by presenting some actual real world benefits of Brexit that might be able to convince remainers that they are wrong. That isn't going to happen though, even the most "ardent Brexiteers" can't. Mogg, for example, in his role as minister for Brexit Benefits managed to come up wth something about hoover wattage and little else. OK, you go first, bear in mind that "sovereignty" isn't going to convince remainers, we want actual benefits.

Uk is now outperforming Germany

I know, I know, Germany is a very poor country now, I am so scared 😆ANYWAY whatever, one more reason to stay out of the EU and leave the keys of the continent to us, we never needed you, but you needed us! @@paulthomas-hh2kv

It has been the expected disaster and was always a moronic idea. We still need to mature as a country and prove to our fellow Europeans that we are adult enough to be EU members.

Why? Has it been a good thing? Is the UK better in any way at all than it was in 2015? Also, young people overwhelmingly think it was a mistake, so, why not?

You could always, live, work, travel etc around Europe. All you needed was a passport.

@@Stand663why would you need to do that when you’re a member?! Kids nowadays aren’t as stupid as older people, they understand the need for closer links and better relationships It’s not a globe with pink countries of the empire on the map anymore It’s too late, the kids will have us back in with the euro, and I cannot wait You cannot stop progress, you can only stall it I also hope the uk breaks up We need a good bout of humiliation to wake us up!!

You are foolish to hope the uk breaks up after witnessing what breaking up with the eu looks like. Shows you've learnt nothing. As for boomers, stop laying blame. People were lied to and that gen watches msm, they also were tue gen who rebuilt after the war years, and not all of them voted brexit and many are poor

@@garethjones6880 Brits don’t live in Europe. They don’t speak European languages. You’ve been conned all along. All the open borders stuff was meant for corporations to move cheap labour across national borders. That would’ve devastated working class communities here in the UK. Why do you think the working class voted overwhelmingly for Brexit.

Riiiiight. So no Brits live as immigrants in Spain or southern France or Portugal?! The working class have been utterly screwed now because they’re bringing over Indian workers at half the wages, so if you were daft enough to be conned by Boris and his Rich corporate buddies then you get what you deserve quite honestly It’s heartbreaking how easily you have been duped 😢

Even more bigger rubbish than before.

Why? What is the argument?

@@thegrandmuftiofwakanda The argument for staying in the single market was made by Brexiters...Leaving it was labelled "project fear". Nigel Farage claimed that leaving the single market would be "madness"... Most people didn't vote for hard Brexit, and leaving the single market wasn't on the ballot, but here we are.

@@zivkovicable I don't recall advocating for "staying in the single market". To me that's nothing other than continued adherence to EU internal trade policy and as such nothing other than EU vassalage by another name. So then on your own inventory you yourself do not have an argument for staying in the "single market", then? You don't agree with the original contributer, then?

@@thegrandmuftiofwakanda My argument was for staying in the EU, but plenty of voters were persuaded that they were voting for "soft brexit"...If you didn't hear that argument made by almost every pro brexit politician you weren't paying attention.

@@zivkovicable You've not answered the question : So you yourself don't have an argument for being in the "single market", then?