Post Brexit Britain what Positive things are we doing

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I cleaned some corrosion off one of the battery terminals in my torch. That was positive.

Thrugelmir

jack_pott wrote: »

I cleaned some corrosion off one of the battery terminals in my torch. That was positive.

I've weeded my garden and planted out some bee friendly plants that I purchased at the Hampton Court flower show yesterday ( from some small family run English nurseries).

SingleSue

We've been investigating our family history....

mayonnaise

Another positive is the pro-EU resurgence on the continent. They look at us and see a right economic cluster !!!!, only to get worse in the coming months and years. Should be good for EU unity. That's a positive.:)
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2016/07/09/after-the-brexit-fallout-europeans-are-suddenly-not-so-eager-for-more-referendums/

worried_jim

gfplux wrote: »

What positive things can ordinary people say or do to ensure we move on as positively as possible.
What can I do?
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Apply for German Citizenship.

N9eav

My son's girlfriend is coming to visit from the USA and thinks its great that she gets more £'s for her dollars.

CLAPTON

mayonnaise wrote: »

Another positive is the pro-EU resurgence on the continent. They look at us and see a right economic cluster !!!!, only to get worse in the coming months and years. Should be good for EU unity. That's a positive.:)
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2016/07/09/after-the-brexit-fallout-europeans-are-suddenly-not-so-eager-for-more-referendums/

I applaud democracy at work in Europe.
Whilst I personally think it strange that the EU people accept 25-50% youth unemployment, in the end that is their democratic right to damage the future of their own youth. Personally I would see 25-50% youth unemployment as an economic disaster but I guess they are different to (some of ) us.

System

missbiggles1 wrote: »

We aren't post Brexit, we're post Referendum.

Still in denial then. The world has already changed by virtue simply of the vote. Learn to live with it, which is the subject of this thread.

DiggerUK

Clifford_Pope wrote: »

Still in denial then. The world has already changed by virtue simply of the vote. Learn to live with it, which is the subject of this thread.

The vote didn't change the world, it was changing whichever way the vote went. That's why I spoilt my ballot, the referendum was a nonsense from start to finish.

Learning to live with the result is still an unknown. The votes are in and counted......now what..._

gfplux

mayonnaise wrote: »

Another positive is the pro-EU resurgence on the continent. They look at us and see a right economic cluster !!!!, only to get worse in the coming months and years. Should be good for EU unity. That's a positive.:)
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2016/07/09/after-the-brexit-fallout-europeans-are-suddenly-not-so-eager-for-more-referendums/

You are absolutely correct. The EU may be a more united and perhaps the Politiciens may listen a little more.
However that is not in our future.

I feel helpless at the moment and I am hoping that this thread will give me some ideas on how I can help move forward.