Brexit and the waning days of the United Kingdom

[mongers]

Wtf?

People will need something to throw at the stupid politicians; a by then worthless currency will do. 

[Josquius]

Apparently the fake news list has been released.
I have no idea why gambling ads are in there too:

https://www.parliament.uk/documents/commons-committees/culture-media-and-sport/Fake_news_evidence/Vote-Leave-50-Million-Ads.pdf

But lets give them some credit. With Europhile politicians going on about Turkey joining its no surprise people believed it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLQ3Gbiopc4

[Zanza]

First of all, the cornerstone of the agenda of the sponsors and controllers of the Leave side is to ensure the continued preferential treatment of themselves and their ill by the state. That is not libertarian at all.

But, I have mellowed out considerably during the last six years. :p

For numerous reasons. One is that living in a functioning state makes you less hostile to the concept.

Plus, I am now too old to hope seeing enough maturity develop in society for a libertarian system to work. :p

And, perhaps most importantly, there are political realities. Classical liberalism has no mass support at all, and I would much rather put up with the regulatory zeal of the moderate left, than to latch onto some nasty fascist bullshit.

[Syt]

[The Brain]

Who did he borrow it from?

Edit: Oh, a "colleague". Good.

[Solmyr]

So UKIP's new leader is Dick Braine...

[Maladict]

So UKIP's new leader is Dick Braine...

I thought he started the Brexit party?

[Solmyr]

So UKIP's new leader is Dick Braine...

I thought he started the Brexit party?

That was just dick.

[Syt]

[Tamas]

Yeah that's going to work out just great.

[HVC]

how does that work out with minimun wage jobs?

[crazy canuck]

Cheer up. I am sure they mean that if you want to stay in the UK you definitely will earn at least 36k.  The alternative interpretation is even more bonkers.

[Richard Hakluyt]

I'm assuming this is meant to be for new immigrants only 


Hard to tell with this shower though, perhaps I'd better check.

[Iormlund]

Yeah that's going to work out just great.

Taking into account the weakness of the Pound it's not that bonkers, really. Spain's cutoff for highly qualified jobs used to be €30-35k and it's going up to 40-45k, Germany was about €40k back when I lived there.

[crazy canuck]

I'm assuming this is meant to be for new immigrants only 

That would be reasonable - and so the most unlikely