>>63
Well, at least that simile makes me sound a lot more desirable and useful than you're ever likely to be.

>>67
you have neither the warmth or depth to be a cunt.

>>65
How dare you, you blaggard !
I'll have you know that I am a highly respected British Officer and a Gentleman to boot.

Any more back-chat from you sonny-boy and you'll feel the crack of my whip across your raggedy arse.

I guarantee Russia has it's influence on Brexit somehow. Online social manipulation and propaganda financing or something, to weaken EU.

/newpol is that way----------->

>>64
It’s kind of like these retards thinking scrapping welfare will magically fix problems.
They forget that we went through massive pain and expense in order to set up the system in the first place, in order to address the social issues that I welfare safety net caused.

Ever wonder why homelessness and poverty spikes whenever conservatives are in power?

>>72
I mean, I don't need to wonder. Some other people could use some more wondering though.

I think British people and politicians are so ignorant on the No deal brexit consequences, believing it'll be fine, that it's actually gonna be way way worse than it'd need to, though even at best the instant effects will be drastic.

Imma trade with ya. Regards norway.

>>74
I'd imagine that Norway has some surplus of food. Fish at least.

>>49
There's Australia. Primary trading partner is China, which is in the same region, but not neighbouring,

>>69
Larp elsewhere faggot.

Actual son of an army officer here. Act like that on his barracks and you’d have been shot in the arse with salt pellets

>>1
Things might be a bit rough for a year or two but in the long run it will have been worth it.

>>73
Our one main export for which we have no shortage - Bumbling Incompetence

>>76
Australia can grow enough on its own to feed its populace, it’s an exporter.
Not the case with the UK. We’re not going to find another UK sized bit of land we can turn over to agriculture

>>1
Not inmediatelly.

The UK will become a white Zimbabwe

>>82
London is already a black South Africa.

>>32
uhm. in all due respect, you are a fucktard.

by comparison, our sun transforming into a red giant and swallow the entire earth is worse than a global armageddon, a giant meteorite, etc because there would be no earth anymore.
stop comparing apples with oranges and stop with that "oh at least we are still alive" bullshit. that's the mentality of those who dont know jack shit or don't care enough about the subject and want to give their 2 shitty cents about it.

>>84
And likewise , you doomsayers hysterically heralding “the end times” just because Britain might find itself having to adjust to a slightly different economic model, are over egging the pudding.
You will be disappointed at the level of disappointment.

>>1
the british pound sterling will bottom out.

i'll buy omega en masse, an aston martin, and a land rover 110.

MAYBE a small estate in St. Albans.

Theresa May should have resigned a year ago, and let a man clinch the deal you fucking retards.

voting to destroy your economy and nation

California's economy alone is much larger than the UK's, now you lose Scotland, and Northern Ireland.

>>86
Sure is a nice economic bubble you’ve inflated for yourselves.
I’m sure the bubble will just keep expanding and expanding and nothing will happen to it.

Congratulations

>>86
Bait, I refuse to believe someone can be this stupid

>>86

let a man clinch the deal

You mean, functionally shut down the government and then declare a state of national emergency when you don’t get your way?

Smooth negotiation strat.
I’m sure it won’t come back and bite you in the ass when the Dems are in power and decide they want to enact gun control as a matter of national emergency,

Myopic retarded fuckwit

>>77
Oh how sweet, Daddy uses salt pellets does he?
Was he in the Gordon Highlanders ( or "Gay Gordon's" as we used to call them, until they were disbanded for for excessive faggotry) ?

Real Officers prefer to dish out a sharp crack of the whip.

>>85
and who said that i'm a doomsayer? just because I dont think that the earth is gonna end it doesnt mean that its gonna be a shitstorm about brexit.

I have to give you some news man, not everything is about extremes.
there will be some rough waters ahead for UK, but what makes me "sad" about it is UK dragging scotland with it. imo they will try another independence referendum.
the thing now is: can Britain prosper outside the EU without a deal? in the short run, well.. UK wont need to give either ground or money to brussels, but it will hurt them in the long run I dont see it end very well. bye bye agriculture for instance, bye bye High-end manufacturing.

>>85

No one's proclaiming "end times" but you just now. This thread is filled with very serious problems that will face Britain with no deal brexit.

It's not end times, but it's really fucking bad. Like potentially a period of major food shortages and in bit longer term full blown recession.

What is it you actually gain from Brexit? You were one of the main countries in EU, right there making the rules. Now you pay more, shrivel your economy, have literal hunger and medicine shortages. For what exactly? You'll have to trade with us anyway, now with worse terms.

>>90
Larp elsewhere faggot.
It’s a grey day for historical re-enactments. You’ll be in your element .
Of course, you only get to play a private, but it’s considerably more convincing a portrayal than this Sharpe-esque retardation you’re attempting here.

>>78

Things might be a bit rough for a year or two

current estimates by economists are that *if* the UK has a best-case scenario of a deal, then the UK will have a 7% lower GDP in 15 years, than if it remained in the EU.

in the case of a no-deal brexit, the prediction is for a 10-15% fall in national GDP, in 15 years.

We are literally going to be poorer for the rest of our lives, because of Brexit. not "a year or two".

there is not one single market forecast which indicates we will be better off outside of the EU, in 1-2 years, 10-20, or 100 years.

>>90
ay my fellow sassenachs, we're a' jock tamson's bairns, i'll gie ye a skelpit lug if ye keep goin!

>>91,92
Faggots.
I’m not pro Brexit .

I’m just not a hysterical poofter.
I’m a realist .
We will cope. We have no other option but to cope, and cope we will.

>>93
as someone who knows many reenactors, as well as plenty of army officers, that guy's attempt is an insult to larpers and reenactors alike.

its just pitiful.

I really hope EU continues to be tough on Britain on the brexit. EU needs to show that leaving is a bad idea. This might actually help EU if britain kicks shit badly, because it'd strengthen the resolve of other EU members to pull our shit together.

Maybe welcome Britain back in ten years when they're at the bottom of the low and spank their asses with way worse terms than they had.

>>96
cope with it?

burn your government to the ground, and with it, all the fucking elders that voted "yes" because of the GOOD OLD DAYS OF THE BRITISH EMPIUR

Russia would be happy with this result.

>>1
I hope we leave without a deal. I didn't vote for fucking deals. Fuck the EU we will be fine.

>>96
It's smart to be prepared for the worst if you pull this kind of shit, you fucking retard. Britain is going forward with this with their head in their asses. They need at least temporary deals, because they have nothing in place to replace them which is shit and will make the exit pretty rough.

The trade deals and certifications are not a joke, they take years to craft and negotiate. Which britain should've done by now.

>>98
whats with all the salty germans in this thread? fuck off ya cunts

Jaguar is lost to Ford.

>>100

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Right? They're the ones who are gaining the most out of Brexit. With Ukraine and refugee waves, this kinda fits beautifully to Putins plans to weaken EU.

>>102
Well cope though .

The sky will not fall. The world will not end.
We may be forced to eat more soup than we’re used to.
We’ll cope though

>>28
You brits are so pathetic with your "Muh muh empire"
Its fucking dead, get over it you crybabies.

>>106
We'll see, hah hah.
You whiny ass britons will be crying by the end of the year.
"We'll eat more soup"
HA HA HA! I'm sure the younger generations are going to be real happy about eating soup.

The scotfag unionists now find themselves with some very strange bedfellows.

the SNP are a bunch of shitty fuckers and I certainly have little patience for them, but they have absolutely nothing to do with the BNP/UKIP cunts.I'm proud to say when Farage visted Edinburgh, he got hounded out of a talk by a crowd telling him to fuck off, and he hid in a pub, before having to get a police car to the station, because no taxi firm in the city would give the cunt a ride.

And it would be more accurate to say scotland managed to fuck itself by a scam scheme, rather than being signed up to a scam - the Darien scheme may be the only economic policy in history which was more disastrous than Brexit - but as a historian, I am trying my utmost NEVER to try to use brexit as an analogy for past events, so I rather dislike even saying that here - Actually bit of a problem in current academia, that.

the whole "better together" thing was a mess. And at the time, concern over the EU membership was a real issue, not least due to Catalan independence and Spain's reticence to affirm it wouldnt veto a membership. In 2014, no-one would imagine that the whole UK would willingly vote for a self-inflicted gunshot to the head only 2 years later.

No one has yet to tell what are the benefits of brexit. What good is it to not have to follow EUs regulations?

I am thankful for Brexit Muffin.

If socialism works, why aren’t we using it already?

I voted leave, I never asked to remain in the EU, leave means leave.

Why are we still in the EU...?

About 30 days of Nazi EU rule