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lol Billy Liar when have you wore a cloth cap?
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He can go to hell - unelected pompous idiot........
Ahem, German royal family
Unelected bureaucrat in line to be the new EU president - we want to leave ......
NilSatisOptimum
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What have the Windsors done now, Harry and Phill been caught goose stepping and reminiscing about what might have been had they kept Saxe-Coburg and Gotha.
peteblue
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I think Leadsom has summed Tusk up nicely....
“Commons Leader Andrea Leadsom said Donald Tusk should apologise for his "disgraceful" and "spiteful" comments.
The Brexit-supporting minister told BBC Radio 4's World at One: "I think that what he has said is pretty unacceptable and pretty disgraceful.
"I'm sure that when he reflects on it he may well wish he hadn't done it."
She added: "This is a negotiation between friends, allies, neighbours. It's supposed to be collegiate and collaborative, and it totally demeans him to stoop to such a spiteful tweet."
Yet this has been the tone from the EU all along. I think they have been the best cheerleaders for Brexit all along. Everything the utter just solidifies the Leave vote and turns a few more Remainers away from the EU. It may be born from frustration but it really doesn’t help anyone. Smirking Europeans have never gone down well in the U.K.....
“Commons Leader Andrea Leadsom said Donald Tusk should apologise for his "disgraceful" and "spiteful" comments.
The Brexit-supporting minister told BBC Radio 4's World at One: "I think that what he has said is pretty unacceptable and pretty disgraceful.
"I'm sure that when he reflects on it he may well wish he hadn't done it."
She added: "This is a negotiation between friends, allies, neighbours. It's supposed to be collegiate and collaborative, and it totally demeans him to stoop to such a spiteful tweet."
Yet this has been the tone from the EU all along. I think they have been the best cheerleaders for Brexit all along. Everything the utter just solidifies the Leave vote and turns a few more Remainers away from the EU. It may be born from frustration but it really doesn’t help anyone. Smirking Europeans have never gone down well in the U.K.....
I thoroughly disagree with Mr Tusk on almost every issue. But I certainly admire the nerve on the man lol
Doesn't he know that people campaigning for this weren't expected to have the first clue whether it was feasible, nor how they would implement it should they win @Old Blue 2
Do people seeking to seperate have to have their next partner lined up and a detailed plan drafted regarding their future before getting a divorce?
People wanted to leave and then replace EU law, EU institutions, and EU deals with our own. The fact it hasn't happenned is due a mixture of a lack of political will, a lack of political nous, and a lack of political accountability.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
I’m still gutted about losing that GDPR protection though.....
peteblue
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Yes they do. And not only that their next partner has to better looking and richer too otherwise they should just go back.....
NilSatisOptimum
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Comparing leaving the EU to a divorce was always a basic analogy, it's was something you would tell a young teenager who thought they just better ask!
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Sammy Tache is “outraged” by Mr. Tusk’s remarks.
He hasn’t the self awareness to keep his “outrage” to himself after his corner boy behaviour last week when, in connection with the honchos of all the big supermarkets warning of empty shelves shortly after a no deal Brexit, advised the people of this country to “go to the chippie”.
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