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    Not trying to cause upset in the digital echo chamber - but the whole thing was pretty much about reducing immigration. How do you think they were going to deliver that?

    It will involve documenting who is in the country and whether the country needs their skills.

    I'm not sure how else they could reduce the numbers of overseas workers if they don't know who or where they are.

    -- An Irishman

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    • Pretty sure the UK already keeps track of who is working in the country, no? This seems more like a public shaming of foreign workers.yuekit
    • Clearly not (esp. EU) otherwise they wouldn't be asking.kingkong
    • The whole thing was about money, as it always is. The people didn't decide. The exit plan was already in place... Obviously.
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    • Golden Sachs, amongst others, want to keep their money in London, in the pound, without the grip of Europe because...
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    • ... they know the euro is failing and Europe is falling apart. It's time to wake up from the theatre show, sheeple.
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    • Goldman sachs*
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    • how does Europe have a grip on the pound?fadein11
    • we opted out of the euro to prevent a grip of our currency. please enlighten me.fadein11
    • @kingkong I have trouble believing that considering what I've heard about how the UK deals with people overstaying their visa.yuekit
    • Every government keeps close tabs on who is in the country. The only ones who might get away with it are low wage workers working under the table.yuekit
    • If you fail to understand how Europe has an effect on the pound, there's no point me talking with you. But I already knew that.
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    • nope - I am fully aware of how Europe has an affect on the pound - as it will also do post brexit. Your point about Europe's 'grip' on the pound make no sensefadein11
    • in this context.fadein11
    • I didn't directly say Europe has a grip on the pound. The grip is on the country. If you fail to understand how that effects the pound... well you're a cunt
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    • "Golden Sachs, amongst others, want to keep their money in London, in the pound, without the grip of Europe" - must have misunderstood your clear statement. Nofadein11
    • need to call me a cunt though.fadein11
    • You did missunderstand, and there is always a need to call you a cunt you big flappy labia'd detritus - filled - vaseline smothered supercunt
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    • is that your trademark with your middleclass stoner friends? coming up with elaborate insults?
      voted leave = cunt.      fadein11
    • hahaha, love it. Only idiots make so many assumptions.
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    • I have a lot of friends in Brighton ;)fadein11
    • anyway jog on - you cannot have a civil discussion. laterz.fadein11
    • I can and do, often, just not with blatant idiots like you, is all. I shall jog merrily onwards now, dear sir.
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    • byeeeeeeefadein11
    • documenting who belongs and who doesn't. chapter 2 of Mein Kampfmicrokorg
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