The word is It’s been approved apparently but only short term depending on the deal .
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The word is It’s been approved apparently but only short term depending on the deal .
Frang
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Chris O'Connor
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He was going round with a b*ll*cks to Brexit sticker on the back of his car.
Although I actually sympathise with his views I can't for one minute think him particularly fair in his dealings on this issue, and that's despite wanting much the same.
To virtually put aside all the accusations of bullying because having such a man on 'our' side with brexit is despicable imo too.
Like a bad referee he likes the news to be all about him and never misses the opportunity to grandstand and treat others with contempt.
orchard
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, a vast majority want to remain and have a final say vote on deal vs remain. Unfortunately at the end of the day a man came up and started shouting at the TV crew and me. Saying MPs are the problems & we are traitors.
Well his wife’s car but I take your point however that doesn’t alter my point to be honest . Im
Still not convinced his decision the other day didn’t help the leavers . I’ve certainly not put anything aside I’ve merely spoken about three decisions he’s made in this process.
On re-reading, you're right but what you're proposing is special status for NI that guarantees frictionless tariff free trading with the south while tariffs are imposed on goods leaving the island to the UK or EU. This would mean that the whole island would be subject to tariffs or checks with the rest of the EU, therefore not a runner.
The most straightforward way to work this is a backstop with NI remaining in the single market till there's a trade deal. This is such a blindingly obvious simple solution that it beggars belief that the DUP are in the position where they can hold the whole of Europe to ransom.
If the UK government had taken the route they originally agreed to, they would have exited the EU by next week and started trade negotiations, these negotiations would have been very favorable as the main aim would have been to harmonize markets to minimize any disruption at the border.
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He's fairly even-handed, some just go on and on about the decisions that go against them,forgetting when it's the other way round.
I think he's done a good job trying to maintain the integrity of the HoC with a pm and government continually trying to subvert it.
Yawn
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Sorry mate but can you expand on this a bit further. I'm not sure I fully understand the point you are making.
When goods are exported from Ireland to mainland EU, the documentation and bills of lading will stipulate country of origin so they will know which originated in the UK for the purpose of whatever controls/levies are in place. And surely anybody trying to bring in foodstuffs (such as from the US) that don't meet their standards are guilty of smuggling so will be running those risks.
Barnfred 55
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He's somebody else whose face I want to punch in every time I see him.
He's almost the only person standing up to May. Thank goodness someone is.
arminisgod
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Lines are drawn lads. It's a no deal unless the HOC stages a coup next week... And they won't have the will or balls for that.
For all the bluster of the remain campaign....
For all the bluster of the remain campaign....
You may well disagree. But your opinion doesn't amount to a consensus among 17.4m I'm afraid.
Chris O'Connor
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Sorry Harry, that reference to putting things aside...was not pointed at you at all, although I accept it could easily be read that way, it was meant to be about the MPs who are quite content to have a bully carry on as long as he's on the right side on the biggest issue.
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