Britain After Brexit (Great Decisions Full Episode)

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Although Britain has left the EU, the ramifications of Brexit are far from fully settled. Great Decisions asks whether the UK can remain united and considers how Brexit will change Britain’s relationships around the world.

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@ToothbrushMan
@ToothbrushMan Рік тому
This is puzzling. The EU hasn't been "rocked" by Brexit. They've barely noticed.
@k.j.hulander2204
@k.j.hulander2204 Рік тому
Americans tend to overestimate the importance/standing of Britain in Europe.
@elipa3
@elipa3 Рік тому
In fact, we here in the EU dont talk much about it anymore. We moved on. We have other problems to solve.
@jansix4287
@jansix4287 Рік тому
@@k.j.hulander2204 Americans aren't stupid. Obama told them exactly how important they are compared to a union of 27 countries.
@robertcottam8824
@robertcottam8824 Рік тому
​@@elipa3 Yes. We're dealing with problems created by Brexit. So the solution is...
@markmatthes1362
@markmatthes1362 Рік тому
President Obama told them the obvious truth, "Back Of The Que" if you choose to leave the EU. Oh they hated hearing that, & from a Black Man from the Democrat Left- when all Brexit supporters were generally far Right cheerleaders. Anti-Foreign, Anti-Migration, Anti-Black. Case in point: Meghan Markle. A Society riddled with skank. The EU missed a bullet to hang on to these freeloaders. They are now free of the racist, entitled Empire wannabes.
@ericwakker3988
@ericwakker3988 10 місяців тому
As an EU citizen, I was all for the UK leaving too. Just to make the point, how incredibly valuable the EU is for everyone else.
@Jatadhari1000
@Jatadhari1000 10 місяців тому
As a British citizen who hsas emigrated to the EU pre Brexit , I too wanted Brexit to happen , I left the UK because of the racism and Xenophobia I faced there , I am happy watching the UK destroy itself because of its xenophobia
@vukkulvar9769
@vukkulvar9769 10 місяців тому
i wanted the brexit just because then they would lose their unfair advantages upon joining back.
@GCS88
@GCS88 9 місяців тому
I for one wanted it them to leave because it greatly boosted the average IQ of the EU!
@northyorkshirechris5735
@northyorkshirechris5735 8 місяців тому
Britain has actually done the EU a favour. Up until Brexit, how many political parties were wanting to break up the EU? Marine Le Pen in France wanted Frexit, Geert Wilders in the Netherlands was agitating for Nexit, the AfD in Germany was the same, the Swedes were heading that way, along with Orban in Hungary and Denmark, the Five Star Movement in Italy etc etc. None of them want this now as they look at the damage caused by Brexit. So when you joyously celebrate our departure, perhaps you should be a little more gracious in ‘victory’. But also remember that there were 16 million who didn’t vote for this and who believed in a European future - and still do. Also remember that Russia played a role in agitating for our departure, as did right-wing US Republicans - it was a flawed referendum. And whilst you say “goodbye and good riddance”, we have a saying in the UK “hold your friends close, but your enemies closer”. Do you really want a hard right Russian-like country on your doorstep funding and agitating for the EU’s disintegration? Think on…
@cyberslim7955
@cyberslim7955 8 місяців тому
But it sucks so badly for so many Brits.
@MrGieltedze
@MrGieltedze Рік тому
Farage lied about my country the Netherlands. We will never forget that. We will always remind him. For the rest of his life.
@archvaldor
@archvaldor Рік тому
I wouldn't take it personally, he lies about everything.
@kevinnolan1339
@kevinnolan1339 Рік тому
The gratuitously insulting, hectoring behaviour of Farage, Widdecombe and the rest of the ragtag leave brigade as they exited the European Parliament will long stay in the memory. They demonstrated that the football hooligan mentality affects all levels of British society. Their disgraceful antics will have consequences in due course, maybe after the more (im)mature of the gang like that harridan Widdecombe have expired.
@markmatthes4315
@markmatthes4315 Рік тому
Just remember to NEVER let the UK back into the EU, no matter how bad they beg.
@ketugrahagraha3673
@ketugrahagraha3673 Рік тому
@@archvaldor And as a lier, he doesn't really care whether someone remember or forgets about his lies... 🙂
@natillefoxy9881
@natillefoxy9881 Рік тому
He's STILL giving advice now, and he has many followers lol😂
@AA-hg5fk
@AA-hg5fk Рік тому
it is very telling that Brexit has massively reduced Euroscepticism from other EU countries as they've been able to watch what happens when you do walk away
@whitevanman8703
@whitevanman8703 Рік тому
That's very right, the EU behaves even worse then when you are a member, it's called bullying. The UK should cancel all agreements with the EU, withdraw their ambassador and say to the member states they will have nothing to do with the Brussels sh#tsh#w.
@ds8457
@ds8457 Рік тому
@@whitevanman8703Hahahaha what an excellent comment, Love reading stuff like this! Zero knowledge.
@supereliptic
@supereliptic 11 місяців тому
@@whitevanman8703 Bullying? Would you fuck off with that shite. The UK had more concessions and vetos and any other country in the EU. You had the ultimate sweetheart deal and you STILL talk about your neighbours as if we were picking on you. The only pushback you’ve received since Brexit is when you’re government has demanded things from the EU that are typically only granted to members, and when you get told ‘no’ you cry about how the Bad EU is being vindictive. Such a pathetic show of victimhood….!
@AA-hg5fk
@AA-hg5fk 11 місяців тому
@@ds8457 it is funny to some degree, but remember that this guy votes.
@PMMagro
@PMMagro 11 місяців тому
​@@whitevanman8703 You just have failed. Iceland can handle being outside the EU but a major power like the UK is unable too solve it... Off course it is doable.
@elipa3
@elipa3 Рік тому
About rejoining: you cant rejoin on your own will. Its not possible. You can make a new application for membership, that will take years or decades. You wont be allowed back in easily.
@barrystubbs983
@barrystubbs983 11 місяців тому
would you please share your vast knowledge with the 99% of the UK political parties please , thank you
@budapestkeleti6404
@budapestkeleti6404 10 місяців тому
apparently the UK cannot join the current EU. if it becomes a multi-speed Europe then the UK may be allowed to join together with Turkey and Ukraine. It may be the so called European Political Community
@ulfosterberg9116
@ulfosterberg9116 10 місяців тому
@@budapestkeleti6404 the European political community is not EU. It is EFTA light. Very light. For countries like Serbia, turkey and uk. Ukraine will of course be a full member.
@hhjj621
@hhjj621 9 місяців тому
Who the BETCHUANALAND would ever be able to trust you again????? 🇹🇩☦️
@2msvalkyrie529
@2msvalkyrie529 7 місяців тому
Majority DON'T want back in. Apart from whining Remainers in their little echo chamber .Who wants to join an undemocratic protectionist economic cartel ?? Apart from basket cases like Ukraine ??
@janvandruten1123
@janvandruten1123 Рік тому
Meantime we have our own problems in the EU we accepted the British want lo live in their splendid isolation in fact they always did. Good luck to you all.
@eurocolorclimax
@eurocolorclimax 8 місяців тому
Brexit made the Eu stronger than ever, just for that, thank you so much Britain. 🙏🤟👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏.
@2msvalkyrie529
@2msvalkyrie529 7 місяців тому
Germany economy in recession ? Hmm....yes , things ARE going so well in the economic powerhouse of the EU.? Try to get over that we left......
@zuki70
@zuki70 5 місяців тому
@@2msvalkyrie529 Recessions come and go. Nothing goes up forever in international economy. If you've enjoyed 20 years of cumulative progress, is it impossible to accept a period of decline? It may even be healthy as the national economy adjusts to outside factors (worldwide economic decline, covid, inflation etc.) I don't see Germany going bankrupt anytime soon, neither do I believe, that 11% of German grown-ups live in a condition where they experience outright hunger every month (as is the scenario in UK now) Germany is a heavily export-dependent economy, and is therefore "vulnerable" in relative terms to international conditions - it is easy to have a worse (recession) year than yesteryear due to many outside factors. UK however suffers from decades of mismanagement. I don't see Germany's problems as systemic... the UK, however, is an entirely other story.
@maryquinlan6701
@maryquinlan6701 Рік тому
TOTALLY UNTRUE that the EU “does not take seriously the interests of its members”. Take the case of Ireland, a member state which has been profoundly supported by the EU since the Brexit vote. Not by any means the only example.
@ab-ym3bf
@ab-ym3bf Рік тому
The EU is actually there to take care of the interests of its members. But tbh, do we expect any english channel to report about the EU as it actually is? So far I've only come across @bigmajstudios409 who 99% of the time reports about the EU without the usual english bias.
@LeonVEKH
@LeonVEKH Рік тому
​@@ab-ym3bf Yeah he is actually pretty good. Love his sarcasm 😂
@amcc5887
@amcc5887 Рік тому
They the UK were hoping the EU would throw Éire under the bus, not a chance in hell, just goes to show you how delusional they were 🙄🙄
@ab-ym3bf
@ab-ym3bf Рік тому
@@amcc5887 why do you speak in the past tense in your last sentence? Have you seen progress, I must have missed that..
@whitevanman8703
@whitevanman8703 Рік тому
The Irish were absolutely screwed by the EU over the financial crisis. The EU decided that the ordinary Irish tax payer would repay the German banks all the money they had so unwisely and negligently lent to Irish banks and speculators. The whole reason for the Celtic Tiger bubble was that the ECB set interest rates far too low for Ireland because Germany was more important. Where I come from it takes two fools to make a bad debt, the one who lends it and the one that borrows it. The German banks should have had a 50% haircut but the EU decided that the ordinary Irish taxpayer payer who took no part in the excess should repay 100% to the German banks because after all the Germans are perfect aren't they?
@bertoverweel6588
@bertoverweel6588 11 місяців тому
The EU is much better of without the UK, the EU moved on.
@elipa3
@elipa3 Рік тому
How is it going? All happy now with their choice? Mr. Farage taking responsibility and standing for PM, satisfied with the UK and its people? The UK on its way to economic success, people getting richer, paying less for groceries? All able to pay their bills? Businesses blooming? Lots of tomatoes and peppers and cucumbers in the supermarkets ? People travelling abroad without delays and difficulties? Good. As I was told, even the fish are happier. Remarkable. Remarkable. You left the Club. You cant come back. Everyone must be delighted. You got, what you wanted. You knew, what you were voting for. I am convinced, no one will complain.
@williamhenry8914
@williamhenry8914 10 місяців тому
Fantastic comment hahaha
@iglusmulmus5171
@iglusmulmus5171 8 місяців тому
Absolutely great haha
@2msvalkyrie529
@2msvalkyrie529 7 місяців тому
Budget airlines flights to Europe at record levels ! Germany in recession. Youth unemployment in France is higher than in Britain ! So yeah.....thanks for asking ... We're still waiting for the mass unemployment and the massive food shortages you keep predicting ? When will they happen..? Thanx !
@MrChuNkyWrit3r
@MrChuNkyWrit3r 5 місяців тому
"A fool flatters himself, a wise man flatters the fool."; GREAT COMMENT, MATE!! @@2msvalkyrie529
@leisti
@leisti Рік тому
17:10 The "Global Britain" thing doesn't stand up to the slightest scrutiny. Nothing was preventing the UK from trading with the rest of the world while it was a member of the EU. In fact, as a member, it benefited from trade agreements with the rest of the world, negotiated by the EU on behalf of all its members, and backed by the weight of an economy of over 500 million people. Having left the EU, Britain has had to renegotiate these deals, and as a medium-sized country, it simply lacks the negotiating power that the EU has, resulting in deals where it has had to make concessions compared to the ones it enjoyed earlier. The result: the UK has thrown up trade barriers with the economic superpower next door, and worsened its trade terms with the rest of the world. This has caused it to lag behind the rest of the rich world in growth, and to suffer from a permanent 5% loss of GDP. Utter genius.
@russellmathews3599
@russellmathews3599 Рік тому
Why ever " permanent"..... Britain was and now is .....a rich enough nation .....to suffer the shor to medium term forecast financial penalty for Leaving the EU Project . Don't conveniently forgets that Britain never voted to join the EU ....but drifted into the EU Project . A Political Association that Britain... having never been invaded or taken over ....would likely see as mainland Europeans do ...... A simple fact . The EU Project has been the cause of the Ukraine Crisis. So their raisen de etr of the EU Project has failed .
@amcc5887
@amcc5887 Рік тому
💯 %👍 👍 👍
@malthusXIII-fo3ep
@malthusXIII-fo3ep Рік тому
UK people never voted to join the EU. Fact. EU is declining globally on trade due to it's protectionism.
@jonb5493
@jonb5493 Рік тому
@@malthusXIII-fo3ep Wrong twice! The UK people voted to join the EU, after the sort of cock-up you would expect from a country in the undeveloped world that has no written constitution. The EU's share of global trade is only declining - relatively - because the rest of the world is getting bigger - relatively.
@malthusXIII-fo3ep
@malthusXIII-fo3ep Рік тому
@@jonb5493 No, it was buffoon John Major who signed UK up to the Maastricht Treaty in 1992 WITHOUT A PUBLIC VOTE. This converted a free trade agreement into political and federal union with Europe, a seismic change....we never voted for this in 1975, that vote was a confirmatory vote to endorse Liar Heath's Parliamentary chicanery in 1971/2 to enter the EEC....UK did not vote to join the EEC....it was railroaded through Parliament. Liar Heath knew he would lose catastrophically had there been a public vote. Read some history. Nice to educate you Jon.
@NickGodwin
@NickGodwin Рік тому
The EU has massively benefitted from Brexit. It's showing how important your neighbors are. There are no perceivable benefits for UK.
@fintonmainz7845
@fintonmainz7845 8 місяців тому
Brexit is great for the EU. We must never allow them "rejoin".
@jeffsmith3392
@jeffsmith3392 21 день тому
Fine by me
@cowbanchalam9725
@cowbanchalam9725 Рік тому
"The best argument against democracy is a five minute conversation with the average voter"
@whitevanman8703
@whitevanman8703 Рік тому
The best argument for democracy is a few minutes conversation with those who would rule us without any democratic control.
@cowbanchalam9725
@cowbanchalam9725 Рік тому
@@whitevanman8703 are you confusing a right to vote with Democracy? In 2019, 70% of the votes cast did not influence the result. Extremists are keen to get a mandate via referenda because they know they can manipulate the gullible. "Will of the people " 🤣🤣🤣
@Hattonbank
@Hattonbank 10 місяців тому
Democracy may not be the best form of government, but it is better than all of the rest.
@Jatadhari1000
@Jatadhari1000 10 місяців тому
that was Churchill who said it , and ''Whitevanman proves him right
@Jatadhari1000
@Jatadhari1000 10 місяців тому
@@whitevanman8703 Thsat quote was by Churchill, and he was talking about dimwitted people like you 🤣
@ds8457
@ds8457 Рік тому
Russia and China Love this Brexit! Break up the EU is their target
@monipenny408
@monipenny408 8 місяців тому
don't be bloody stupid Ch!na nor Russia has no say, what happened in EU/Brexit is entirely the handy work of British divided politicians. Take some responsibilities for your owns stupidity will ya.
@b.r.c9156
@b.r.c9156 8 місяців тому
I never forget Nigel Farag‘s last „hate speech“ in the EU Parlament before leaving the EU. During my lifetime I will never be Pro joining GB, unless their would happen a big change among the British population. The EU is much better off without the British exceptionalism.
@MrsGardiner
@MrsGardiner 3 місяці тому
That would indeed need an apology from the highest level, as would calling Macron a foe and the recent diplomatic faux pas of disinviting the Greek PM at very short notice. Britain is demonstrating time and again how unfit the country is for a genuine political and social community of equals, like the EU. So many EU lies, yet so few EU facts in Britain. As you say, there would be a root and branch change needed, before Britain could ever become an EU member again. And that change (including a change in the press and media), would need to be seen from abroad too. The days of being a demanding EU member, wanting to be top dog for decision making, demanding to pay less, exceptions, opt-outs while right at the same time the anti EU lies flourished in British newspapers, those days are well and truly over - and over for good.
@domenicodevivo5318
@domenicodevivo5318 11 місяців тому
At least Brexit has only affected the brits and no others have been displaced by this monumental kick in the balls
@AA-hg5fk
@AA-hg5fk 10 місяців тому
Incorrect, it has also inconvenienced the Republic of Ireland (I'm British by the way).
@MrPotsy81
@MrPotsy81 8 місяців тому
I feel badly for Scotland.
@2msvalkyrie529
@2msvalkyrie529 7 місяців тому
Don't worry so much. The pro E U SNP are about to get booted out by voters . Does that not tell you something ???? Use both of your brain cells OR do some fact checking before commenting next time .. That way you won't come across as a complete idiot ?
@Hugomad2
@Hugomad2 9 місяців тому
I lived in Manchester and I love the UK. It’s a shame Britain left the EU! It would be better if they remained… look at the poverty rate in the uk… it didn’t happen to other countries in the EU that have been trough covid too
@lesskeels3417
@lesskeels3417 8 місяців тому
But WHERE was the first Covid vaccine first patented? I'll give you a clue, it was not anywhere in the EU
@richardvelthuis8001
@richardvelthuis8001 Рік тому
Brexit has been a blessing in disguise for the unity within the EU. The EU has never been more united. In no EU country there is any discussion anymore about (also) leaving the EU, having experienced the total mess it has caused in the UK. And BTW, the EU would be very reluctant if not harshly opposed to any rejoining requests from the UK, I’m sure. The UK has always been a pain in the ass during it’s membership. Always complaining, always negotiating opt outs for itself, always nagging about it’s contribution. I say, good riddance.
@malthusXIII-fo3ep
@malthusXIII-fo3ep Рік тому
Enjoy your soviet union...the EUSSR. Bye-bye.
@NickGodwin
@NickGodwin Рік тому
​@@malthusXIII-fo3ep which benefit is your favorite?
@Acadia26
@Acadia26 10 місяців тому
@@malthusXIII-fo3ep Some brass neck associating Russia with EU when Russia had such a large hand in bringing Brexit about and putting their lapdog Trump in the White House across the pond. Just what was wanted for Russia to start taking back ex-USSR nations. Divide and rule. Britain played straight into his plans. Well done!
@TheYoutubeUser69
@TheYoutubeUser69 9 місяців тому
​@@malthusXIII-fo3epI bet soon they'll start smoking carelessly in NI again. Happy booms for a happy UK🎉
@MrDeanjp32
@MrDeanjp32 8 місяців тому
I’d say that as the sands of time continue to roll on the UK will do as it’s always done and prosper again. Let’s not forget where the Industrial Revolution started. The UK will prevail in the end and at that point it won’t be you saying good riddance!
@lee11991964
@lee11991964 Рік тому
Brexit has been an unmitigated disaster for our country, we are poorer and have a lot less influence on the world stage. I rue the day Cameron appeased the swivel-eyed loons and called the referendum.
@markputnam6371
@markputnam6371 8 місяців тому
Agreed. Everyone points the fingers at Bojo and his bunch of clowns but Cameron was the instigator. He only called the referendum to calm the swivel eyed loons and stop the Tory party imploding. Didn't pan out how he wanted so ran off into the arms of a lobbying company for a massive pay check, total hypocrite and one of the biggest cowards ever to be PM.
@2msvalkyrie529
@2msvalkyrie529 7 місяців тому
You mean the mass unemployment and the massive food shortages as predicted by Remainers.....Oh, hang on.....!
@maureenstarr5744
@maureenstarr5744 7 місяців тому
Rubbish best thing we did EUSSR
@commonsense31
@commonsense31 10 місяців тому
Like in Denmark! Brexit happened, and NO ONE is talking about leaving!
@bacchus2726
@bacchus2726 8 місяців тому
Yeah, I tried to tell a Brexiteer back then. He told me, I must be a stupid leftwing. The way UK has made such a mess of it has silenced the movement elsewhere.
@alexanderromanov737
@alexanderromanov737 Рік тому
I too, used to think it was stupid of the UK for cutting itself off from the worlds largest marketplace of nearly 500 million wealthy customers, all of whome are just one days truckride away from Britains farms and factories, and isolating our Erasmus university program students from those of 27 other diverse, rich cultures, languages and ideas, and discarding all the European protections, standards benefits and opportunites to work, retire, mary and live anywhere in a beautiful continent with skiing, swimming and sunning at will. But now I discovered that we are free to have the 1950 style crown printed onto our beer glasses again, it all seems to make so much more sense.
@elipa3
@elipa3 Рік тому
Dont forget the blue passports.
@richardvelthuis8001
@richardvelthuis8001 Рік тому
Have you already discovered that you were “ permitted to do so” while being a member? 😂😂😂😂
@tableface77
@tableface77 Рік тому
@@richardvelthuis8001 Indeed. It made me foam at the mouth every time Boris the spider proudly mentioned at the dispatch box during PMQ's "how we can now have our glorious blue passports back" and even worse that the opposition were terrified of calling him out for fear of backlash from the Daily Mail
@eoinj3929
@eoinj3929 Рік тому
Just for info, the Irish Government has offered to cover the cost of Erasmus students in Northern Ireland, they are also covering the cost of health treatment in EU countries for citizens of Northern Ireland. Seems Dublin cares more about NI citizens than London. What a surprise
@LeonVEKH
@LeonVEKH Рік тому
​@@eoinj3929 I was just thinking this and I am delighted the Irish people and the Irish government decided to help continue and allow Northern Irish students the ability to avail and partake in the Erasmus programme. I would have felt bad for Northern Ireland students that identify as only British and thus only those that identify as Irish would be eligible, would have been unfair and would not have helped with promoting friendships, relationships and bonds. I think the Irish government also made sure that those born in Northern Ireland are still considered EU citizens.
@NodtheThird
@NodtheThird Рік тому
Hopefully now that they are in the third Carolean era, Britain can get over the lost of empire and make itself the productive middle power it should be...but I fear the country has to fall further until that will happen.
@meibing4912
@meibing4912 Рік тому
Prof. "forgets" that post-brexit London lost lots of business and - for the first time in 350 years - London is no longer the largest stock market in Europe. More functions will continue to move out of London in the coming years. Its not a complete reversal but a slow shift eroding London's former preeminance.
@2msvalkyrie529
@2msvalkyrie529 7 місяців тому
Like the " massive food shortages " and the mass unemployment you mean ?? When will they happen ? Do let us know ?? Thanx !
@meibing4912
@meibing4912 7 місяців тому
The numbers for EU/UK stock market capitalization and new emissions are readily available online to anyone who cares looking them up. As for food and employment I have no clue what numbers you are talking about or want to compare with. @@2msvalkyrie529
@helgasaintpierre9809
@helgasaintpierre9809 11 місяців тому
Brexit has shown Britain how quickly a country can implode when it chooses to isolate itself from the international economic coalition. British exceptionalism is a myth.
@mtrhodesy
@mtrhodesy 10 місяців тому
Except we haven’t though, we’ve seen that we aren’t in recession. I’ve never been busier at work, with work booked in for next year, I’ve increased my prices and have never had as much money as I’ve had now. Everyone in the trades that I know has said the same, they’ve never been busier. Of course I can only speak for myself, and my fellow tradesmen. There’s a disconnect here, European citizens seem to think we’re doing terrible, and this British person is saying that’s not the case. Isn’t Germany in a recession? A quick google says yes. Why do you think the European Union is promoting this disaster that isn’t happening? The world had a covid hangover and is now recovering, what did everyone think would happen if you take a year off, there wouldn’t be a slight slowing of the worlds economy. That’s the worlds economy, not just Britain. America went into a slow down was that brexit? South American economies slowed, brexit again?
@stiofain88
@stiofain88 10 місяців тому
You've never been busier at work. What percentage of your adult population is out of work again?
@mtrhodesy
@mtrhodesy 10 місяців тому
@@stiofain88 3.9% according to a quick google, what’s your point?
@stiofain88
@stiofain88 10 місяців тому
@@mtrhodesy Really...that's interesting as I've heard wildy different figures quoted by your own politicians.
@mtrhodesy
@mtrhodesy 10 місяців тому
@@stiofain88 I just googled 'unemployment percentage uk' and the first one from the ONS(office for national statistics) gives the correct figure, if you believe anything a politician says then that could be a issue.
@123animit
@123animit Рік тому
The show is called "Great Decisions". This, however, was not such a great decision. was it? 🤣
@elipa3
@elipa3 Рік тому
Great expectations didnt go well too....
@cowbanchalam9725
@cowbanchalam9725 Рік тому
Will of the people? No wonder the far right are obsessed with referenda. You can fool enough of the gullible electorate, all of the time.
@Cornu341
@Cornu341 Рік тому
I think you need to read the "great" as "impactful" or "with big consequences" 😂
@fintonmainz7845
@fintonmainz7845 8 місяців тому
Great for the EU
@ryanreedgibson
@ryanreedgibson 8 місяців тому
It was Great and is GREAT BIG F-ING MISTAKE.
@Timmeh551
@Timmeh551 Рік тому
Ever get the feeling you’ve been conned 🧐
@russellmathews3599
@russellmathews3599 Рік тому
Only if you keep giving Remainers ....Losers .....air time
@roccosilverstar
@roccosilverstar 11 місяців тому
@@russellmathews3599 did you even watch the video?
@robertwhittall8874
@robertwhittall8874 10 місяців тому
I did feel conned when we joined a free trade group and then found ourselves in the eu being controlled by the eu And when we complained to our mp. They always said THAT IS NOTHING TO DO WITH US THAT CAME DOWN FROM THE EU NOW THEY HAVE TO EXCEPT THE BUCK STOPS WITH THEM 😂
@thepatriot4076
@thepatriot4076 Рік тому
UK/US trade agreement 😂😂😂😂 what a joke, congress made it clear that the British peasants will get no deal 🙅
@jasonkingshott2971
@jasonkingshott2971 Рік тому
A disappointment?..not really. The UK already has a very favourable trading relationship with the US, which is one of the very few major economies where Britain enjoys a substantial trade surplus. It is by no means clear that this would persist in the event of an FTA, the terms of which would be almost bound to favour the larger economy. The USA is the biggest investor in the UK and the UK is one of largest investors in the USA. Certainly it will delight die hard Remoaniacs, who are already yelling “told you so”. But though it would have been nice to have had a bilateral trade deal with the US, it’s actually not that important, and might even be thought of as a positive development. Now the UK has it's CPTPP veto, let's hope they use it wisely when the USA reapplies and the declining EU applies.
@jasonkingshott2971
@jasonkingshott2971 Рік тому
@ComeOnYouFoxes Brexit was a disaster? really?..tell that to the democratic majority of the UK who voted for sovereignty, independence from a corrupt, anti democratic, unaccountable, protectionist, mafioso organisation run by a bunch of childish, vindictive, self serving, gravy train riding, free loading parasites. Leaving was about self governance, empowering the UK to make its own decisions. It does not set in stone what those decisions must be, it's back in the hands of the UK public and not in the hands of or shackled to Brussels.
@giffordgarry6787
@giffordgarry6787 Рік тому
@@jasonkingshott2971 "Now the UK has it's CPTPP veto, let's hope they use it wisely when the USA reapplies and the declining EU applies." How f*****g delusional do you have to be to believe Britain could ignite and win a simultaneous trade war with the US and EU because that is exactly what would happen if the UK vetoed their membership plans. You would end up in the dark ages.
@russellmathews3599
@russellmathews3599 Рік тому
The Traitor Patriot
@russellmathews3599
@russellmathews3599 Рік тому
​@ComeOnYouFoxes mutually exclusive impossibility.......remain and win.
@micheltibon6552
@micheltibon6552 7 місяців тому
As a EU citizen I vote , no Brentry, Brexit means Brexit.
@arthurdixon5890
@arthurdixon5890 7 місяців тому
Cameron should never have promised this referendum. The Tories have a lot to answer for and they will have plenty of time to reflect as they languish in opposition. Their governance has been shambolic by anyone’s reckoning. My fear is that Labour will be just as shambolic!
@karstenjohansen6881
@karstenjohansen6881 7 місяців тому
Maybe maybe maybe 😂 well in Denmark the support of membership has gone up considerably 🇩🇰🇪🇺🇩🇰🇪🇺🇩🇰🇪🇺 as we are actually able to learn from the UK 😊
@MaximDL1410
@MaximDL1410 5 місяців тому
Before Brexit many in Denmark was screaming : Danexit !!! Now after Brexit ,, big results in UK,, 😂everybody is silent regarding Danexit in Denmark. 😉😂😂😂
@malthusXIII-fo3ep
@malthusXIII-fo3ep 3 місяці тому
Enjoy your EU dictatorship U dummies.
@MrOdrzut
@MrOdrzut 8 місяців тому
As Timothy Snyder said - EU wasn't the result of Europeans learning that war is bad and trade is good during WW2. It was the result of colonial empires losing their colonial wars after WW2 and their empires soon after that - and realizing they can't keep their wealth, standards of living and influence as small insular nation-states. EU was the one way to keep all of that. After the silent success story some countries forgot how much they need EU :)
@jmolofsson
@jmolofsson 7 місяців тому
Snyder is clever. But his understanding of Europe is still pretty much hampered by his American perspective. Of the EU-countries, at most a third fits his description. It's true for France & Germany even if the enmity between them were more crucial than France's lost colonial wars or Germany's loss in two world wars that only partially were colonial. It's more or less true for the Netherlands and Belgium. It can, with a stretch of imagination, be argued to be true for Italy, Austria and Hungary, although counterarguments can also be raised. It was true for the UK. But in the case of Spain and Portugal, their lost imperiums were far from the center of their motivation for joining. Then we have Finland, Lithuania, Sweden, Denmark and Poland who hasn't had an imperialist ambition since the 18th century. And then a bunch of countries whose only experience of imperialism has been at the receiving end of other countries' imperialist ambitions.
@MrOdrzut
@MrOdrzut 7 місяців тому
@@jmolofsson I'm Polish, I'm well aware. We're in EU because we don't want to become a part of an empire (russian one in particular). Same thing.
@erikitter6773
@erikitter6773 Рік тому
Nobody will let the U.K. back in any time soon. Before there is a broad consensus in the U.K. and that being based on becoming a normal member (actually formally normal, informal as one with a few things to prove, so not one above as in the past, with all kinds of privileges, but one who needs to build confidence from ground up) nobody will touch the U.K. with a long stick. The U.K. was trouble for the E.U. ever from joining, always demanding to get a special preferential treatment -- because being Britain. The E.U. has enough members who are questioning all kinds of necessary things union already. Won't invite another. There are solutions to get access to different treaty frameworks by agreeing to rules. But the U.K. will not be allowed to temper with the rules as a member again any time soon. But we are thankful for the demonstration of what nationalism does to you. The E.U. is stronger now. Sadly people seem to need a reminder every generation, both about what nationalism does to you in general, and about how it is always a vehicle by the rich to rob society blind -- well, and the racists harming everyone, including themselves, just being stupid all over the board.
@danielcreveuil
@danielcreveuil 11 місяців тому
52 -% vs 48+ ~ around half UK citizens is EU supporter...Why we won't help to join us again ? If i'm doing bad instead my brother does good, pls don't punish our mother.
@asasdsaasda
@asasdsaasda 11 місяців тому
@@danielcreveuil Because UK made too many enemies with their insults and lies if UK would want to join EU, they will never get the same benefits they use to have, why would UK join the EU under worst circumstances? if make no sense, it would means brexit was a fail and no politician that is alive right now would want to go in history with that on his name
@bernardoesperanto3194
@bernardoesperanto3194 10 місяців тому
@@danielcreveuil -- because the UK does not meet the Copenhagen criteria (see Wikipedia), i.e. it's not a stable democracy.
@monipenny408
@monipenny408 8 місяців тому
let's face it UK will NEVER trust other europeans esp the French and Germans NEVER.@@asasdsaasda
@MrsGardiner
@MrsGardiner 3 місяці тому
@@danielcreveuil So the 48% should be convincing the non supporters, if they can! Where is that big pro EU campaign from all these people? Why on earth should the EU be the one to help the present Britain rejoin? What kind of entitlement thinking is this? The change needs to come from within Britain. Remember the EU has brexited too. Without getting a vote on the matter. But third country means third country. If radical change has happened within Britain, and can be seen by the EU from the outside too, then the EU would help Britain join again. Have you seen such a change? The Greek PM hasn't, when he was disinvited at short notice. Have the British press changed their anti EU stance? Again no. Has anybody apologised for calling in question, whether Macron is a friend or a foe? Didn't think so.
@elipa3
@elipa3 Рік тому
The empire is long gone. Does anyone really believe, the UK can go back to the old glorious time of colonisation and ruling half of the world? Even the commonwealth would deny that. They are independent countries now.
@malthusXIII-fo3ep
@malthusXIII-fo3ep Рік тому
Brits aren't talking about empire, we never did but we saw the corruption of a remote foreign power, the EU governing our lives and saw no point to it. So glad we're out, not missing EU shambles whatsoever.
@user-yl3oh2gd9r
@user-yl3oh2gd9r 8 місяців тому
The English got what they wanted so just be happy with that!
@casteretpollux
@casteretpollux Рік тому
What's happening doesn't look like a long slow slide. It looks like an inexorable slide off a cliff edge.
@ulfosterberg9116
@ulfosterberg9116 Рік тому
The problem is that uks population never understood that it lost ww2 and was the biggest looser. Now it will be the looser of the Ukraine war together with russia. This will affect uk for much more than thirty years.
@fuzzlewit9
@fuzzlewit9 Рік тому
What the hell are you rambling on about? UK lose Ukraine war along with Russia? That statement makes zero sense as UK is helping Ukraine against Russia. And as for WW2 I think you'll find at one point Britain stood alone against the Nazi's and did indeed win.
@russellmathews3599
@russellmathews3599 Рік тому
Mindbogglingly illogical
@BigHenFor
@BigHenFor Рік тому
Totally ahistorical, illogical, and plain dumb.
@jansix4287
@jansix4287 Рік тому
@@russellmathews3599 Nope! It's actually true. WW2 ended 400 years of colonialism and the British Empire lost the most. The post-war rise of the former axis powers to trade powers didn't came from nothing.
@ab-ym3bf
@ab-ym3bf Рік тому
Well spotted and analized.
@PenninkJacob
@PenninkJacob 8 місяців тому
Narcissists use strategies like "future faking' "It's always just around the corner"... (as well as gaslighting, and project the fault onto their rivals) ... If we study narcissism, we can properly identify the malignant strategies, and malignant personalities that ruin everything. Further, we can identify the malignant personalities, and remove the Narcissists from POWER!!! 👍👍❤
@ryanreedgibson
@ryanreedgibson 8 місяців тому
The problem is narcissist are the ones who reach for power. Those who are educated are less likely to speak out due to the knowledge of what they don't know. It scares me every day thinking that Trump has supporters who believe what he says.
@loneprimate
@loneprimate 11 місяців тому
I really lose patience with the arrogant English attitude to Britain's role in World War II. They act as if they couldn't have been defeated by the Germans. Let's be honest here. If not for the Channel, if there'd been so much as a five-mile-wide connection between Britain and the rest of Europe, the Panzers would have been in Aberdeen by September, 1940. And as for this "stood alone" stuff, yeah, tell it to my grandfather, a Canadian soldier who was there most of a year before Pearl Harbor even brought the States into the war, even while U-boats were attacking our shipping in the St. Lawrence River. Britain stood _closer,_ yes. But it NEVER stood _alone._
@clarissagafoor5222
@clarissagafoor5222 8 місяців тому
that`s nonsense! When people say Britain stood alone the Commonwealth was always included in that dynamic - sadly, by joining the EU, the UK lost sight of the Commonwealth - which must hurt now!
@MrsGardiner
@MrsGardiner 3 місяці тому
@@clarissagafoor5222 Britain then and now claims they stood alone, not stood alone with the commonwealth. Neither were Russia, USA, Czech Republic, Poland, the French resistance and so many others ever in the commonwealth. I think this notion of standing alone and ignoring the bigger role that other's played in defeating Hitler is very arrogant and plain wrong. Britain could to itself a massive favour by learning to accept the truth in this matter, as in so many other situations. National pride is good, nationally approved lies and belittling others, not so much.
@helgasaintpierre9809
@helgasaintpierre9809 11 місяців тому
Please kill the background music. I don't need entertainment, I wish to listen to the conversation.
@ejtattersall156
@ejtattersall156 Рік тому
This falls at the feet of Cameron, plain and simple. To be so reckless as to hold and up/down vote on such an issue.
@satisfied656
@satisfied656 11 місяців тому
If the average citizen would have had a bit of "common-sense" the one-trick-pony-asshole and poor-mans-populist #NigelFallange never could mobilize the dregs of society in such numbers....sad story overall
@normanclark933
@normanclark933 8 місяців тому
To an extent I would agree, but like Trump who did it deliberately, I think Cameron did it by accident, which was to kick over the rock to expose all the dismal prejudices, and perceived superiority of White Anglo Saxons over all nationalities and races in the World. Anyone in either of those countries who delude themselves that by being 'there' gives them the same 'superiority' are sadly mistaken.
@monipenny408
@monipenny408 8 місяців тому
you forgot Britain is a democracy remember?? British people VOTED to leave, so now the bed is made, you have to lie on it buddy.
@ejtattersall156
@ejtattersall156 8 місяців тому
@@monipenny408It's standard practice in every democracy in the world that you need 2/3rds vote to make MAJOR changes. And guess what? A firm majority now Regrets it. Britain has ruined and humiliated itself for the likes of you, and now there are MORE immigrants than ever. GOOD WORK!
@monipenny408
@monipenny408 8 місяців тому
don't get me wrong, I do actually understand what democracy is, my problems is the reality is, democracy is easily subverted by those with money and influences, those who has control over g0vt and medias, you can play the public like a game, you can pit one group against another....which is precisely why it wouldn't work not unless you purge or keep a tight leash on all the trillionaires@@ejtattersall156
@fredfish4316
@fredfish4316 Рік тому
As an economist, now retired, that specialised in international economics, trade and finance, I find it hard to believe that Patrick Milford is an economist. He just babbles unadulterated nonsense. I can only assume his centre for policy advice is a hired shill.
@malthusXIII-fo3ep
@malthusXIII-fo3ep Рік тому
He's on point. That's why you don't like him.
@peteroneill2991
@peteroneill2991 11 місяців тому
Yes he's been doing that since Thatcher's time and age hasn't improved him.
@drazen1972cro
@drazen1972cro 11 місяців тому
I was thinking the same thing.
@johanjanssens4530
@johanjanssens4530 10 місяців тому
Out is out and keep the UK out of the EU ! Let them dig for victory and get their hands dirty for once, LMAO.
@michaelfiedler1419
@michaelfiedler1419 Рік тому
Brexit saved Europe from dissolution, in other countries witnessed what happened to Britain, something not encouraging for others to follow suite.
@snakeoilaudio
@snakeoilaudio 10 місяців тому
Well it was clear from the beginning when Mrs Thatcher applied to join the EU that she was only interested in free trade but not in joining a union. Who was the head of France at the time? Was it Monsieur Mitterand? He was very well aware of the situation and Herr Kohl was too but he thought the UK will change it's attitude over time. Surprise surprise the UK did not. They should have never joined the EU in the 1st place.
@hughtube5154
@hughtube5154 10 місяців тому
It's true that Thatcher hated unions.
@snakeoilaudio
@snakeoilaudio 10 місяців тому
@@hughtube5154 yes indeed. It was not only that she hated unions, it was especially remarkable that she actively got involved into the mining protests. On the one hand she and her special friend Ronny always claimed that the government can't intercept in economic questions because free market and sh*t on the other hand she let the coal miners beat down by police and Ronny fired these air observation guys ( no clue what the correct term is) and replaced them by soldiers. Hypocrisy at it's best or hypocrisy Libertarian style, however we want to call it.
@normanclark933
@normanclark933 8 місяців тому
De Gaulle had it right all along.
@fintonmainz7845
@fintonmainz7845 8 місяців тому
Heath
@rayc9539
@rayc9539 7 днів тому
EU did not exist under Thatcher. That was the European Economic Community.
@ParcelOfRogue
@ParcelOfRogue Рік тому
The UK's so called special relationship with the U.S is one of security and defence. USA offers the UK absolutely zero trade concessions and made it clear that any future trade agreement would be one sided in their favour, but for now they are more interested in the EU. The USA would take the UK markets in most major commodity foods from UK farmers and they would take NHS purchasing ( and other parts of NHS ) to push up drug costs between 3 times and 10 times.
@livelife5947
@livelife5947 8 місяців тому
Exactly the US has never been a friend to the U.K. They only entered WW2 because of Pearl Harbour. If thing’s don’t affect them, they don’t care & they’re only about their own economic interests. The only reason Trump supported Brexit is because he was expecting the privatisation of the NHS & sell off to US pharma companies in which Trump is heavily invested.
@monipenny408
@monipenny408 8 місяців тому
thanks to UK g0vt aka corp shills, UK's legs are now wide open for the U$ to take advantage off.
@Cherryplanter
@Cherryplanter 8 місяців тому
Those decisions would mean war. Towards the populace.
@banjojambo2219
@banjojambo2219 11 місяців тому
Britain is definitely not Great, and the United Kingdom has never been less united. The Global Britain pipe dream is a flimsy piece of nostalgia. Brexit is the best they could come up with, OMG
@PeterJohn-hl3ox
@PeterJohn-hl3ox 7 місяців тому
The British are so universally disliked, it is always a relief to see them go. No doubt, the EU feels how America felt in 1776.
@bikeman9899
@bikeman9899 Рік тому
The price paid by working and middle class ppl to protect the London Money Laundromat is steep. It's going to get worse, IMO in the years to come. I was dismayed when Britain voted to leave. But, the cohesion in the remaining EU members is a function of witnessing the disaster unfolding in the UK..
@richardsimms251
@richardsimms251 3 місяці тому
Good video. Thank you RS. Canada
@northyorkshirechris5735
@northyorkshirechris5735 8 місяців тому
Minford’s view that young people turn into old Tories is now for the birds. The young have had their youth wrecked by the Tory’s Brexit. The young aren’t seeing any wealth because of Brexit and other disastrous economic decisions. They’re also typically staying at home far longer as they can’t buy a house. In other words, what may have been the case years ago, is now no longer the case. The Tories have played their Brexit card and will now see a generational cohort who will, in the main, reject the Tories.
@ryanreedgibson
@ryanreedgibson 8 місяців тому
Yeah, his comment showed his arrogance. The trend of turning to the conservative party isn't happening in the US either. We've discovered that conservatism is a grift on the poor to get them to vote counter to their own best interest.
@elipa3
@elipa3 Рік тому
The UK at the back of the queue and the end of the supply chains.... There is a special place in hell....
@karolstarost8528
@karolstarost8528 8 місяців тому
The Brexit vote was probably very important ... So it was worth exploring the topic a little more than just talking to people on benefits in a pub. As a Pole, I am very happy that I will be leaving Great Britain in 2 months Is that: Coming back from work where I worked hard in the factory after 12 hours I heard passing by the pub "fucking pole" and that's what people said who bought alcohol there with benefit money and the benefits come from me because I work and generate profits for the company and I pay taxes on my salary to the treasury of the state from which the benefits come. It was all yet to be experienced.... but the Brexit vote was the expression of the will of the people. The nation said that it does not want immigrants - so we Poles will respect the decision of the inhabitants of a given country and we will return to ourselves
@splittedspark1675
@splittedspark1675 4 місяці тому
And the companies shall follow to Europe so that they do not fail.
@rayc9539
@rayc9539 7 днів тому
I am a UK citizen. I apologise for your experience. To provide comfort, I salute the Polish for their great contributions to the UK economy and society. Their work ethic and law abiding nature makes them ideal immigrants. I wish you the best in future, Karol.
@Conorspillane
@Conorspillane Рік тому
I can tell where they are going to go backwards rapidly
@russellmathews3599
@russellmathews3599 Рік тому
We always knew that we'd have to go backwards ......in order to surge ahead in the future. Simple really.
@Conorspillane
@Conorspillane Рік тому
@@russellmathews3599 If you really believe that you are a sad person
@guymulry6168
@guymulry6168 Рік тому
We were going backwards before Brexit tbf!!!
@guymulry6168
@guymulry6168 Рік тому
It's a bit unfair to call @russell Matthews "sad" as market economies do go through cycles. Brexit
@ab-ym3bf
@ab-ym3bf Рік тому
​@@Conorspillanelook at all his other sad posts, and one can only come to that conclusion indeed.
@Steve-hq3ni
@Steve-hq3ni 6 місяців тому
My goodness how is the biggest trading block in the world surviving without Little Britain?🤔
@PMMagro
@PMMagro Рік тому
Brexit is such a bad example EU-sceptics overe here are now longer talkning about leaving the EU. Just less EU infleunce (the Brexit style leave is such a detering example).
@jmudikun
@jmudikun 7 місяців тому
Thank you for this excellent doc
@patrickchilds2987
@patrickchilds2987 8 місяців тому
As a hypothetical question, say that in 10 years time that the UK were to rejoin the EU what benefits that we are currently enjoying since we left the EU would you miss the most ?
@SeArCh4DrEaMz
@SeArCh4DrEaMz 8 місяців тому
:DDD
@Cherryplanter
@Cherryplanter 8 місяців тому
Not the decrease in immigration numbers, that's for sure. There wasn't one.
@Ms777Lena
@Ms777Lena 8 місяців тому
I think Britain very overestimated itself. They thought they were to important to EU to let go and they will get all the benefits but it turned out differently. EU will use it as a schooling moment for all the other members.
@patrickokeeffe539
@patrickokeeffe539 8 місяців тому
Yes that how us in Ireland feel, also it was a surprise to the UK, that the EU and the US took Ireland’s side, over North Ireland. Before the vote some Brexiteers were saying Ireland should rejoin the UK, as we not survive. Note post Brexit UK gone from 5th biggest economy to 6th, India has over taken them.
@Ms777Lena
@Ms777Lena 8 місяців тому
@@patrickokeeffe539 in the same time, Ireland is flourishing. Northern Ireland will take Irish side itself.
@jeffsmith3392
@jeffsmith3392 21 день тому
No. We in Britain just wanted to leave. No interest in the EU project.
@clarissagafoor5222
@clarissagafoor5222 8 місяців тому
Let`s face it - BREXIT was an unmitigated disaster for the UK!
@ParcelOfRogue
@ParcelOfRogue Рік тому
European markets grow at a slower rate than most Asian economies as they are mature economies. By contrast, poor countries can grow 5-10% a year for years and still be poor and unable to buy many high value western imports.
@hopr
@hopr 8 місяців тому
So you admin that in ten years UK could also experience 10% growth
@pa7447
@pa7447 3 місяці тому
Britain is worse off without the EU then the EU is without Britain. No question.
@andressanchezcasado4433
@andressanchezcasado4433 11 місяців тому
Outside EU its cold I feel sad for english people
@eriktopolsky8531
@eriktopolsky8531 7 місяців тому
CLAWN JOHNSON should be prosecuted for what he has done to UK
@glps6167
@glps6167 10 місяців тому
Nigel Farage himself has conceded that Brexit was a failure. So why so critical of the EU ?
@drazen1972cro
@drazen1972cro 11 місяців тому
I love how Brits have this fantasy of a "very special relationship" with US. Americans fostered that notion while UK was in the EU, because US was privy to the pulse of the Union through their "special friend". Now that UK is out, it goes to the back of the queue. I really don't know what they were expecting. That US will give priority to one self-isolated country on the economic way down instead of union of 27 economies? In the world where if you're not absolutely massive country and economy, like US or China, you just have to be a part of some economic bloc. Leaving a seat at the table in one of the biggest powers in the world for no good reason, except for select group of people making millions upon millions at the expense of the UK population, and willingly committing economic self-harm was an act of staggering, breathtaking stupidity. The worst thing is, stupid old farts gleefully ruined future of their grandchildren in the name of "stopping refugees". Well, as they say, be careful what you wish for, you might get it.
@gontrandjojo9747
@gontrandjojo9747 10 місяців тому
It's not a special relationship when only one believe in its existence XD
@zedaadega7420
@zedaadega7420 8 місяців тому
A well written comment!
@sobhansarthak6000
@sobhansarthak6000 10 місяців тому
I mean it was nice for UK to serve as examples to others about what happens when you leave. UK is a financial powerhouse and that is the only reason they are not worse off than the current scene but any other EU country would have pretty bad repercussions.
@daniz3466
@daniz3466 8 місяців тому
Ridiculous Young people can't be bothered to vote and than complain. It's known that old people do and that's why we have what we have
@Mkaela90
@Mkaela90 11 місяців тому
what products comes out of the UK?
@nickstevens3139
@nickstevens3139 9 місяців тому
Triumph motorcycles,Honda Jazz, Aston Martin, Mini, Rolls Royce, Morgan, Bentley, Land Rover, Nissan vehicles, jet engines, whisky, gin, beer, Harris tweed, Marmite, footwear, tumble dryers, pianos, hats
@paulmcgrath3248
@paulmcgrath3248 10 місяців тому
Shot itself in both feet
@rosshart9514
@rosshart9514 10 місяців тому
Rather jumped on a visible land mine with intend.
@leonelduarte1822
@leonelduarte1822 Рік тому
I live in Luxembourg .... we never talk about ... Brexit! We moved on we will never accept uK back
@adedejiadewunmiolufemi5601
@adedejiadewunmiolufemi5601 7 місяців тому
This is so serious and interesting
@user-iz3dq5sz3h
@user-iz3dq5sz3h 2 місяці тому
We are now the only genuine fully democratic sovereign country in the whole of Western Europe. Very proud. No regrets.
@dmisso42
@dmisso42 Рік тому
5:18 "The young have misunderstood"?! It's the old ":Rule Britannia " exceptionalists who got it wrong.
@rosshart9514
@rosshart9514 10 місяців тому
Pity, so many of the young haven't voted then...
@johnjeanb
@johnjeanb Рік тому
From Day 1 UK joined the EEC, it always feigned to ignore the "ever closer union" signed in the 1957 Rome treaty and only wanted a trade union to its best advantage. The EU is a peace project, an opportunity-sharing union while, all the time, the UK was complaining about everything (I want my rebate). All in the UK pushed for Brexit (even Cameron in a way with his sharp criticism of the EU, Labour with J Corbyn and K Starmer mild position). So all this was normal but now lets not wonder why it will be difficult for the UK to rejoin. Here, in the EU, we don't care. It is a 100% British decision BUT, the EU won't accept ANY country that does not embrace 100% of the project (no country will impose its will on the others, no cherry-picking) and considering Britain's past, will not consider a join application by the UK unless BOTH key UK parties are strongly supporting it.
@roccosilverstar
@roccosilverstar 11 місяців тому
I am hoping for single market membership as a sort of purgatory.
@bernardoesperanto3194
@bernardoesperanto3194 10 місяців тому
@@roccosilverstar-- A "SM membership" does not exist. SM is only for EU / EFTA members. Get some basic knowledge about EU law, reading at least the articles "SM" and "Copenhagen criteria" in Wikipedia.
@patrickokeeffe539
@patrickokeeffe539 8 місяців тому
@@roccosilverstar, now that you left, getting back in, will be extremely difficult. 1. Parties in Ireland see Brexit as a way to get an United Ireland. 2 Parties in Spain see Brexit as an opportunity to get Gibraltar back. 3 French more fishing rights. The list goes on. Were Brexiteers are right it takes a long time for the EU to agree anything as getting 27 countries to agree anything????
@monipenny408
@monipenny408 8 місяців тому
it is nothing new, Britain has never and will never ever trust other europeans.
@roccosilverstar
@roccosilverstar 7 місяців тому
@@patrickokeeffe539 I said I was hopeful. The consequences have yet to be realised. However I no longer live in the UK. I am working on gaining EU citizenship in a couple of years. Then I won't really care what happens to the UK.
@DoubleOSeven007
@DoubleOSeven007 8 місяців тому
When Empire dies 1968, we have 100 years now of decline ahead. A small island who prefers to buy aircraft carriers rather than invest in our health service. We’ll never recover. An old land with the highest amount of homelessness in Europe.
@teresajohnson1352
@teresajohnson1352 8 місяців тому
Young British intelligent people WOULD NEVER HAVE VOTED FOR BREXIT!!!!! IT IS THEIR FUTURE!!!!!!!!
@Milo-wl2if
@Milo-wl2if Рік тому
Senile Minford suggesting that the UK is a quarter of the size of the EU market. The UK’s population is less than 15% of the EU’s and the UK economy is reducing in size relative to the EU. The Brexiter’s economist, no wonder it’s been disastrous.
@cowbanchalam9725
@cowbanchalam9725 Рік тому
Rees Mogg quickly got back into his box when confronted by the negative impacts of brexit from his "only reliable economist": 1-Quick soundbite 2-Challenged by a fact 3-Silence
@malthusXIII-fo3ep
@malthusXIII-fo3ep Рік тому
UK paid in £10 billion to achieve a £100 billion trade deficit. That's a shit deal.
@Milo-wl2if
@Milo-wl2if Рік тому
@@malthusXIII-fo3ep your figures are bs, but it is true that all rich countries have run trade deficits for the last 20 years, outsourcing production to ever cheaper markets. The UK has often been in surplus for services but wide deficits for goods, a result of Margaret Thatcher’s supply-side reforms but in aggregate in deficit. Those deficits have been financed by cheap borrowing, but now with inflation running much higher in the UK than the EU and USA requiring rates to go higher and reduced confidence internationally in the UK’s political stability there is less foreign demand for UK debt and other assets. In short we are now in the brown and smelly.
@peteroneill2991
@peteroneill2991 11 місяців тому
He was also Thatcher's economic adviser! That went well, I wonder what his hat trick of dubious accomplishments will be.
@cowbanchalam9725
@cowbanchalam9725 Рік тому
Are we back to the question "what is the EU?" When Britain was a member of the EU, what was 'the EU' we moaned about? 'the EU' is its members. Complaints about 'protectionism' never explain 'who' 'the EU' are protecting from 'what'.
@mikemyers8064
@mikemyers8064 7 місяців тому
Foreigners seem to have a great deal to say against my country’s policies and history.
@MrsGardiner
@MrsGardiner 3 місяці тому
Foreigners who can read and write good sense in English to boot! Amazing!
@mikemyers8064
@mikemyers8064 3 місяці тому
@@MrsGardiner too much to say does not make for good sense .
@MrsGardiner
@MrsGardiner 3 місяці тому
@@mikemyers8064 Are you jealous of their excellent English or do you not have a way to scroll past a post, you don't want to read?
@progpuss
@progpuss 8 місяців тому
Biggest mistake in modern times, we are so up our own backsides
@sylvainroux1480
@sylvainroux1480 Рік тому
Good to see a report outside uk political views. But it was definitly not a "Great Decision" !
@malthusXIII-fo3ep
@malthusXIII-fo3ep Рік тому
UK never voted to join the EU. Fact. Bye-bye.
@ryanreedgibson
@ryanreedgibson 8 місяців тому
@@malthusXIII-fo3ep Yeah, we see what happens when you people are allowed to vote. LMAO
@malthusXIII-fo3ep
@malthusXIII-fo3ep 8 місяців тому
@@ryanreedgibson Still crying then a-hole?
@javiermartingonzalez4759
@javiermartingonzalez4759 8 місяців тому
EU are better without UK
@MaximDL1410
@MaximDL1410 5 місяців тому
Facts
@thornil2231
@thornil2231 8 місяців тому
Brexit, the best thing to happen... to the EU. That being said, the whole EU needs to be completely redone. Eastern European countries should not be part of the union, and criminal states like Switzerland should be integrated by force if necessary.
@MaximDL1410
@MaximDL1410 5 місяців тому
Idiot why Eastern European countries should not be a part of EU?? 😡💯🤡
@zulkiflijamil4033
@zulkiflijamil4033 10 місяців тому
Britain before Brexit is Great Britain , while Britain after Brexit is Brixit
@ryanreedgibson
@ryanreedgibson 8 місяців тому
LOL, that was actually funny.
@stephenellis2866
@stephenellis2866 Рік тому
Although I thought Brexit would be a good idea, in retrospect it may have been too late to leave and im starting to think it was a mistake!
@terryfinnie2146
@terryfinnie2146 11 місяців тому
You don't say, doh.
@hazmatproduction4562
@hazmatproduction4562 8 місяців тому
At least you can (sort of) admit your mistake. Kudos for that, but I wont spare you the I told you so. It's the only solace I get from living with the consequences of Brexiteer short-sightedness & ignorance
@karelmarx8899
@karelmarx8899 8 місяців тому
I miss britain so much. Come back dear people from UK. FROM SLOVENIA WITH LOVE
@eurocolorclimax
@eurocolorclimax 8 місяців тому
When they were in the EU, they were always a troublemaker to the EU members. So, it's better that they stay out side the EU.
@lesskeels3417
@lesskeels3417 8 місяців тому
No thank you, been through all that once before, certainly don't want a repeat performance. EU ARE NOT OUR FRIENDS.......AND NEVER WILL BE.
@martinleung212
@martinleung212 5 місяців тому
Where did the £350 million per week gone? If that were to go to the NHS as promised during the Brexit campaign, there wouldn't be strikes by NHS doctors and nurses, right?
@malthusXIII-fo3ep
@malthusXIII-fo3ep 3 місяці тому
Never enough money for the NHS,...it's a failed socialist monolith.
@ryanreedgibson
@ryanreedgibson 8 місяців тому
I think it was a selfless act for Britain to hang itself to show the world how valuable the EU is.
@harveysmith100
@harveysmith100 10 місяців тому
Who funded the Brexit campaign? What was Russia's links to Brexit? Why has Nigel Farage been turned down by six British banks when applying for a bank account? It is really difficult to get turned down for a bank account unless the government has informed the banks of a money laundering threat.
@guysimpson8300
@guysimpson8300 8 місяців тому
Call me crazy, but you're engaging in false advertising. Brexit was not a great decision.
@rayc9539
@rayc9539 7 днів тому
"Great" as in the magnitude of the decision. Not great as in favourable.
@kcl5309
@kcl5309 4 місяці тому
Congratulations to Nigel Farage for Brexit. Job well done. Mission accomplished. There's no turning back.
@azerazer9236
@azerazer9236 8 місяців тому
Britain paid a high Price for its decision to leave the EU, other EU membres will not follow, ....
@tomhayes750
@tomhayes750 Рік тому
"Great Decisions".........lol
@randomnumber89
@randomnumber89 Рік тому
It’s great that the UK left. It’s been chance to see both the good and the bad that comes from leaving, continuing to be part, or joining the EU, so other European nations can make an informed decision. A test-and-learn, if you will.
@tomhayes750
@tomhayes750 Рік тому
or "suck it & see"....:)
@stuart3878
@stuart3878 Рік тому
I think the EU has made up its mind regarding the UK rejoining. If we don't know what that is pehaps we should ask our poloticians to ask. Having being born during the 1930's we were very grateful for European and USA unity. Also we we very releived to be accepted eventualyas a partner in
@buninparadise9476
@buninparadise9476 8 місяців тому
``Don`t mention the Bexit``
@saddoncarrs6963
@saddoncarrs6963 Рік тому
England, once the seat of a strong union and a mighty empire, has been on a long slow bumpy downward spiral since WW1. Brexit is all part of that decline. I'd say the country has a ways to go yet but, by all accounts, there is no reverse gear and the nation appears to be heading inextricably towards a rather rocky bottom . There is no empire left, and soon no union.
@lesskeels3417
@lesskeels3417 8 місяців тому
Bull****. Really must try harder. A lot harder.
@jonb5493
@jonb5493 Рік тому
Ha - I couldn't help see Patrick Minford opining for a few moments: he has an amazing capacity to be wrong about everything. maybe that's why he's such a quotable "talking-head": Patrick Wrong.
@peteroneill2991
@peteroneill2991 11 місяців тому
The sad truth is people still listen to him. Thatcher's chief economic adviser! Nuff said.
@Harpo1000
@Harpo1000 3 місяці тому
I still can not understand how people could think it would be better after the losing the Four Freedoms.
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