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originally posted by: raymundoko
a reply to: slider1982
If you do not think a lawyer could find a connection between the Brexit vote, her home country (UK) and the timing of the release from her role then it is a very naive way of looking at it.
I never said that. I am the one who recommended she Lawyer Up and she has.
However, I refer you to this article from the Spanish PM before the vote: Source
Leaving the European Union would mean that British citizens would lose their right to move freely, work and do business
So it seems the Spanish government has the intent to pressure British Cits for the vote. The Brexit vote definitely means nothing right now, and if enough Cits pressure they government they will find a way to nullify it. They already are doing just that..
originally posted by: mike dangerously
What happens when these pensioners and the others who voted to leave find out it's a non-binding vote? They will blame the young.Which is what most of these gits in Parliament will convince them to do.
originally posted by: paraphi
originally posted by: mike dangerously
What happens when these pensioners and the others who voted to leave find out it's a non-binding vote? They will blame the young.Which is what most of these gits in Parliament will convince them to do.
Well considering most of the "young" were not bothered to vote, I doubt they will notice what's going on around them as they sit playing on their iPhones.
originally posted by: mike dangerously
What happens when these pensioners and the others who voted to leave find out it's a non-binding vote? They will blame the young.Which is what most of these gits in Parliament will convince them to do.
originally posted by: paraphi
a reply to: Soloprotocol
Well, people have to start somewhere in employment.
Youth unemployment is really quite bad in some EU countries e.g. 45% in Spain, 40% in Italy. France is a bit better at 25%. At least in the UK it’s bearable at 13%. Youth unemployment in the EU is a sign of real failure of economic policies of the EU as a whole, and the nations individually. Germany does well out of it though.
originally posted by: paraphi
a reply to: Soloprotocol
Youth unemployment is really quite bad in some EU countries e.g. 45% in Spain, 40% in Italy.
originally posted by: SoloprotocolNow if you get your O levels, A levels, Uni education you will still be stacking #ing shelves in your early 20's.
originally posted by: mike dangerously
What happens when these pensioners and the others who voted to leave find out it's a non-binding vote? They will blame the young.Which is what most of these gits in Parliament will convince them to do.
originally posted by: SprocketUK
a reply to: IVANV
Must be a good brew they've been serving to und your way.