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Like I said, you are a total w@nker. It's racist hatred, not "Brexiter violence" and down to more people reporting instances. To quote your original Guardian article: To repeat, you are a total w@nker to suggest that those that voted out are responsible for an increase in hate crimes.

Brexiter violence??? You are a total w@nker for linking hate crimes/violence to people that voted to leave the EU. The Home Office stated in a press briefing, that "the increase was largely a result of more people reporting hate crime and better police recording. " Like I said, a total w@nker....

Don't spread hate. This march is to celebrate the birth of their prophet. Muslims in Leicester celebrate it every year and good luck to them....

Going back to the original post: Full story here.

It's quite apparent that the only thing holding you back from getting a decent job anywhere in the world, is your attitude and education (as demonstrated by your spelling and grammar). Try working harder at school, college, university, night school (delete where appropriate) and stop blaming other people for your situation. It is not the voters, the government or the other posters on this site, that makes it hard for you and other young people to get a job in the world. It is the lack of marketable skills or talents and a bad attitude. When you realise that, you may start being more successful in life and stop boring everyone on here, on who's to blame for you being a loser. Oh, and if you think the EU is a better place to get a job than the UK, talk to anyone under the age of 30 in Spain, Italy, Greece or Portugal. The above post is known as tough love.

It was a real shame that "some people" do not possess the "intellegence" you do. If they did, I am sure the country would have voted "immediatley" to remain.

Or, as I posted earlier on this thread:

Jeremy Corbyn is a wealthy communist. The worst kind....

Matt Ridley in the Times. Spot on as usual:

I saw that as well:

Meanwhile, in the real world, the FTSE forges ahead:

And if you want to know what will start the euro death spiral, read this.

I don't think ad hominem arguments ever progress a discussion. It is all about the hard economic data and as usual, that is just akin to staring in a rear view mirror. There ARE indicators that the EU is mired in a swamp, from a growth, debt, migration control and trade agreement point of view. What is unarguable is that we are going to be out of the EU and everyone has to like it or lump it. Those patriotic souls amongst us, will do what we can to make a success of the reality we are now in. "Don't ask what this country can do for you, ask what you can do for this country." Hopefully the cry babies amongst the Remainers will be able to get out of our way, while we build a new UK.

So, the German government has refused to put capital into a major German bank, but private investors will? Yeah, right....

Read this article and continue to weep.

Read it and weep:

I understand what I read. I'll underline the part you need to understand, which has nothing to do with "rhetoric": The French are worried, as usual, about their military standing in Europe and as they don't have the UK's petticoat to hide behind when it kicks off with Russia, they are looking towards the rest of the EU. That's not rhetoric. It's what the French do.

Keep up, Grandad. That article was from May. Here's one from September 14th, post Brexit:

I vote we ban dual passports and ship the traitors out, to whatever EU country they want to go to, with none of the benefits the UK provides. After all, the benefits were won fighting a war half of the EU, the other half being defeated in a week in a flutter of white flags.

Brexit has had 'no major effect' on economy so far, as reported by the ONS here.

More good news.

The UK is to begin preliminary talks with Australia about the outline of a future free trade deal between them. The UK is to begin preliminary talks with Australia about the outline of a future free trade deal between them. Officials will meet twice a year to discuss the parameters of what both sides said they hoped would be an "ambitious and comprehensive" deal. Australia has been earmarked by the UK as its first post-Brexit trade partner. International Trade Secretary Liam Fox and his counterpart Steven Ciobo said they shared a "strong political commitment" to trade liberalisation.

Read all about it here.... Printing money again. That didn't end too well for the Weimar Republic and ended in a shift to the right in Germany, Nazism and the Second World War. Never learn, do they?

Pound jumps as UK manufacturing activity rebounds. The value of the pound has jumped after a survey indicated the UK's manufacturing sector rebounded sharply in August. The Markit/CIPS purchasing managers' index (PMI) for the sector rose to 53.3 in August from July's figure of 48.3. A figure above 50 indicates expansion. Read all about it here.