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chemgear · 07-04-2021, 06:17 PM

lol

https://newseu.cgtn.com/news/2021-04...QNq/index.html

Five years ago, Joe voted for his home country, Britain, to leave the European Union.

"Brexit itself, when it was first started, was going to be brilliant because I honestly believe that Britain should stay Britain and we run by ourselves," says Joe. But he had no idea of how Brexit was to impact his dream of retiring abroad.

"Nobody explained or probably thought about people like ourselves. There was nobody looking after it or telling us, they forgot about the people abroad."

If he could vote again in the Brexit referendum, Joe says he'd vote differently knowing how things turned out.

"There's no way I would vote to go for it, because it's harming me and my future, what I want to do with what time we have left, me and my wife together, in this sort of surroundings."

07-04-2021, 06:17 PM	#443
chemgear Franchise Player Join Date: Feb 2010 Exp:	lol https://newseu.cgtn.com/news/2021-04...QNq/index.html Five years ago, Joe voted for his home country, Britain, to leave the European Union. "Brexit itself, when it was first started, was going to be brilliant because I honestly believe that Britain should stay Britain and we run by ourselves," says Joe. But he had no idea of how Brexit was to impact his dream of retiring abroad. "Nobody explained or probably thought about people like ourselves. There was nobody looking after it or telling us, they forgot about the people abroad." If he could vote again in the Brexit referendum, Joe says he'd vote differently knowing how things turned out. "There's no way I would vote to go for it, because it's harming me and my future, what I want to do with what time we have left, me and my wife together, in this sort of surroundings."