BrExit?

[Krošek]

a i sky customers ne vidim zasto bi bila mnogo slanted demografija

[MancMellow]

Većina rezultata uopšte nije tesna, tako da to nije mnogo bitno.

Nije mnogo slazem se, ali cisto napominjem da se ima u vidu

[Budja]

Anketa je, naravno, neozbiljna.

[Marvin (Paranoid Android)]

Što?

[vememah]

Svakako nije u pitanju jedina anketa koja pokazuje da relativna većina Britanaca misli da će im biti gore nakon Brexita.

 

ComRes interviewed 2,048 British adults in England, Wales and Scotland aged 18 and up online between Dec. 15-18, 2016. They weighted data weighted of all British adults aged 18 and up. The poll's margin of error is plus or minus 2.17 percentage points.

 

 

http://edition.cnn.com/2016/12/19/europe/cnn-brexit-poll/

Edited January 4, 2017 by vememah

[hazard]

pa ne znam sta je tu novo, ta relativna vecina su oni koji su glasali za Remain, narocito se vidi kada raspodelis ovako po starosnim grupama

[Prospero]

šokovi
 

Theresa May to set out 'Brexit vision' and warn UK will quit single market if it is not given control over borders
 

Theresa May will threaten to take Britain out of the single market unless the UK is given full control of its borders in a significant Brexit speech designed to counter claims she has no plan for leaving the EU.
The Prime Minister will outline her “vision for Britain outside of the EU” in a major speech later this month that will focus on the economy and immigration.
Both David Davis, the Brexit Secretary, and Boris Johnson, the Foreign Secretary, are having “significant” input into the speech, sources said.

However, Liam Fox, the Trade Secretary considered one of the “three Brexiteers” alongside Mr Davis and Mr Johnson, is understood to have been sidelined.
The speech will be seen as a retort to claims of “muddled thinking” in Mrs May’s Government by Sir Ivan Rogers, who on Tuesday resigned as Britain’s EU ambassador after a series of rows with Downing Street.
Last night the Government announced that Sir Ivan’s successor will be Sir Tim Barrow, a close ally of Mrs May and Mr Johnson and former ambassador to Russia who has experience negotiating with Vladimir Putin.
He was described by ministers as an “optimist” whose outlook is in “stark contrast” to the “pessimism” from Sir Ivan, which infuriated Mrs May’s senior team.
 
The Prime Minister will use her Brexit speech later this month to “define” her approach to the upcoming negotiations with Brussels, sources said.
She will make clear that while Britain wants access to the single market, the Government is not afraid to walk away if Brussels attempts to resist Mrs May’s demands for full control of the UK’s borders.
It will infuriate Remain campaigners who are demanding that Britain retains membership of the single market.
However, it will be welcomed by Eurosceptic Tories pushing for a “hard Brexit” which gives Britain a clean break from the EU.
 
As well as the single market, the speech is expected to address the issue of the customs union and will heavily focus on immigration.
Mrs May will make clear that immigration control is her red line in the negotiations with Brussels and that freedom of movement is no longer an option for Britain.
Mrs May has been accused by critics of being overly controlling and refusing to consult members of her Cabinet before making decisions.
However, the disclosure that Mr Davis and Mr Johnson are so heavily involved in a speech that many believe will come to define Mrs May’s premiership will delight senior eurosceptics who had become concerned that Leave campaigners in the Government did not have a sufficiently central role.
 
One source predicted that Mrs May will make the speech after a Supreme Court ruling which will decide whether she has to formally consult Parliament before triggering Article 50, which begins formal Brexit negotiations.
“It’s going to be incredibly significant,” one source said. “It will cover everything from the single market to immigration. It will be substantial.”
One minister said: "She needs to make clear that Britain is prepared to leave the single market or they [the European Union] will try to screw us down.
"She needs to send a strong message ahead of the negotiations. Britain can always say we would like access to the single market but not full membership."
 
Another minister said: "Theresa needs to make this her big speech. David Cameron's Bloomberg Speech [on Europe in 2013] came too late, the scene had already been set. Theresa can learn from that."
Downing Street wants to get back on the front foot in the wake of the shock resignation of Sir Ivan, who had been “cut adrift” by Mrs May and her allies because of his negative view of Brexit.
Ministers said that while Sir Ivan was a "pessimist", his successor Sir Tim is a "pragmatic problem solver" who is prepared to give the "unvarnished truth" but also to offer solutions.
 
Sir Tim was appointed political director general at the Foreign Office last March after leaving his role in Moscow. He has had two previous stints working as part of the UK's Permanent Representation to the EU (UKREP).
Dominic Raab, a former justice minister and senior Leave campaigner, said: “Sir Tim Barrow is a career Kremlinologist, which will serve him well going into bat with the EU. He's also a fixer who will bring some fresh thinking. It's time to get behind the government and deliver Brexit for the benefit of the whole UK.”

[Marvin (Paranoid Android)]

However, Liam Fox, the Trade Secretary considered one of the “three Brexiteers” alongside Mr Davis and Mr Johnson, is understood to have been sidelined.

 

[hazard]

"Zapretice" izlaskom iz zajednickog trzista

 

Kapiram da su Nemci i Francuzi procitali ovo i bili u fazonu   

[Marvin (Paranoid Android)]

Ma to je Telegraf, to je članak za domaću upotrebu. Kao premijer kad urla na KZŠ da ne da da ponižavaju Srbiju a onda ode u Brisel i šeni.

[Roger Sanchez]

Meni se pari da bi im Vijeće i Komisija tijekom pregovora trebali ponuditi SM bez free muvanja, ali za neke bijesne pare kliznog iznosa u odnosu na BDP. Da vrate sav onaj rebate koji su Švabama naplaćivali za mir u kući & then some jer neće migracije. I da to bude guillotine clause. Pa ako neće, neće, ponudiše im, nisu htjeli, niiisu htjeliiii...

[Hella]

skupina imbecila koja ovo sprovodi

 

mir božji hristos se rodi

[Lancia]

[Marvin (Paranoid Android)]

Vaistinu akbar

 

[hazard]

 

Theresa May is a bit creepy, she's there in the leather trousers looking through everyone's e-mail