Current Affairs EU In or Out

[edge]

yea, seems like a damned if you do, damned if you don't scenario.
If you leave, you're economy is screwed and you have to deal with a messy border situation,
If you stay there'll be a dangerous rise in far right wing populism as well as a lack of trust among other EU nations.
All the while Scotland and N.Ireland prepare for separation referendums.

In my opinion, the best way to deal with this is to put the N.Ireland only backstop before parliament and see if it can get the votes from both sides. It would get the votes, a withdrawal agreement would be signed, the UK would leave the EU. Then the DUP would bring down the government and force a general election which might be no bad thing moving forward.
I realize this might mean Scotland demand the same status as NI and this would be the next bridge to cross.

General election would be good in my view, the MP's would have to go back to the people they supposedly represent and tell them why they are voting one way or another against their wishes, and to be honest we need a bit of leadership in the coming years so hopefully it would be a clear result.

 

[COYBL25]

MPs have done that democracy should be carried out....

Ahem, I thought you weren`t coming back on this thread.

As your on line carer, I must strongly advise getting involved in this thread again.

Your cooperation in this matter would be most appreciated.

 

[Joey66]

Ahem, I thought you weren`t coming back on this thread.

As your on line carer, I must strongly advise getting involved in this thread again.

Your cooperation in this matter would be most appreciated.

sod off....... lol

 

[edge]

Starmer will be the next Labour leader.

we need a good northern leader, not another London set member,
he will never get enough votes up north after his brexit stance.

 

[Joey66]

Cheer up, you might get to leave in 21 months.

Robert Preston just forecast a no deal exit in May.........

 

[COYBL25]

sod off....... lol

I can do no more.

You are on your own.

 

[Joey66]

He has no idea what he wants other than OUT.

He's decided what he wants, so international law, UK law, legally binding agreements should all be set aside, because a man that can't write in sentences, let alone comprehend complex political and legal decisions has decided it should happen.

Just like the 17.4 million you forget who voted OUT......

 

[Joey66]

So you want no deal? The good Friday agreement isn’t really important I suppose. I’m sure they won’t mind a hard border.

Ask yourself how do the different currencies the tyax systems survive now?.........

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Starmer will be the next Labour leader.

Being once Director of public prosecutions, very high risk...

 

[roydo]

Ask yourself how do the different currencies the tyax systems survive now?.........

What? There are and have been reciprical tax agreements for literally decades. Across the globe.

But I am sure your 17.4 million friends dont know that like you obviously dont.

 

[Khalekan]

A shower of manure the deal itself apart from the backstop is crass - glad it will go down we should have been out inside a month then negotiated with the beurocrats in the EU....
17.4 million voted out, not over a 3 year deal where 75 percent of MPs are Eurocrats.......
To behave like spoilt children.....

16.4 million voted remain.

And there approx 63 million people living in the country.

So don’t try and make out that a narrow majority in a vote where around half the population voted is some kind of a landslide endorsement of this madness, Joe.

Because it ain’t.

And that is why there has been so much division ever since this fiasco was first visited upon us.

 

[tsubaki]

Being once Director of public prosecutions, very high risk...

Doubt it, in fact after this mess you can see people who didn't go down the usual politician career route looking very attractive to the public.

 

[Emlynsqueakyvoice]

He has no idea what he wants other than OUT.

He's decided what he wants, so international law, UK law, legally binding agreements should all be set aside, because a man that can't write in sentences, let alone comprehend complex political and legal decisions has decided it should happen.

Poor Joey!

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

16.4 million voted remain.

And there approx 63 million people living in the country.

So don’t try and make out that a narrow majority in a vote where around half the population voted is some kind of a landslide endorsement of this madness, Joe.

Because it ain’t.

And that is why there has been so much division ever since this fiasco was first visited upon us.

2017 election was a disaster for Brexit. Too busy crowing over referendum win, as if they had won the world cup, in reality they had just qualified for finals for the first time.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Doubt it, in fact after this mess you can see people who didn't go down the usual politician career route looking very attractive to the public.

Host of cases on his watch which in time will be live again. I'm minded to say he is similar to May as in her legacy at the home office. Starmer opposition fodder.