Gotta laugh at Cornwall, the poorest area in the EU, received huge EU funding. A big Leave vote.
Always banging on about their 'nationality' language , devolution etc. Now they have to go cap in hand to the Tories. Heheh, good luck with that one!
Mike Charlick wrote: Gotta laugh at Cornwall, the poorest area in the EU, received huge EU funding. A big Leave vote.
Always banging on about their 'nationality' language , devolution etc. Now they have to go cap in hand to the Tories. Heheh, good luck with that one!
Mike Charlick wrote: Gotta laugh at Cornwall, the poorest area in the EU, received huge EU funding. A big Leave vote.
Always banging on about their 'nationality' language , devolution etc. Now they have to go cap in hand to the Tories. Heheh, good luck with that one!
french-doors wrote:Mike Charlick wrote: Gotta laugh at Cornwall, the poorest area in the EU, received huge EU funding. A big Leave vote.
Always banging on about their 'nationality' language , devolution etc. Now they have to go cap in hand to the Tories. Heheh, good luck with that one!
Unfortunately Mike, Cornwall was one of the poorest places in the EU, how did that happen? are the Cornish a load of lazy b*******ds? not that I've witnessed, or have they been ignored by the establishment? It therefore makes complete sense, they're sick of being ignored and have taken the opportunity to remind Westminster or who ever that they're still there.
This as the main reason for such venom from some quarters after this referendum, the poor and ignored have bitten the rich and comfortable on the a55 and having had it all their own way for so long haven't really enjoyed it.
french-doors wrote:Mike Charlick wrote: Gotta laugh at Cornwall, the poorest area in the EU, received huge EU funding. A big Leave vote.
Always banging on about their 'nationality' language , devolution etc. Now they have to go cap in hand to the Tories. Heheh, good luck with that one!
Unfortunately Mike, Cornwall was one of the poorest places in the EU, how did that happen? are the Cornish a load of lazy b*******ds? not that I've witnessed, or have they been ignored by the establishment? It therefore makes complete sense, they're sick of being ignored and have taken the opportunity to remind Westminster or who ever that they're still there.
This as the main reason for such venom from some quarters after this referendum, the poor and ignored have bitten the rich and comfortable on the a55 and having had it all their own way for so long haven't really enjoyed it.
Green_Matt wrote:Mike Charlick wrote: Gotta laugh at Cornwall, the poorest area in the EU, received huge EU funding. A big Leave vote.
Always banging on about their 'nationality' language , devolution etc. Now they have to go cap in hand to the Tories. Heheh, good luck with that one!
The EU is anathema to national identity and culture. On the economics perhaps the destruction of the fishing industry played its part? I feel for Cornwall and the effects of loss of industry and I hope that the British government will assist a recovery. Instead of wasting all that money on HS2 (surely not going to happen now anyway) let's have a decent railway all the way down to Penzance.
Cobi Budge. wrote: London voted to Leave.
Scotland voted to Leave.
Northern Ireland voted to Leave.
Oxford voted to Leave.
Gibraltar voted to Leave.
Nowhere voted to Remain.
An election is based on constituency's & geographical areas, this wasn't an election, this was a referendum, we voted as a United Kingdom, not as a collection of cities or even counties.
