Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Barnfred 55]

I voted no in the first Scottish indyref, and voted remain for the same reasons - I like freedom of movement and think the world is a better place when we work for the good of all. As we spiral towards a no deal, I'm thinking that indyref2 is only a matter of years away, if that. This time I will be voting yes as will a lot of no voters from last time, I see the break up of the UK as inevitable now, and I'm not sure this is a bad thing. (seems odd that the DUP have hastened there very idea of hell)

If that's what the majority of people in Scotland and Northern Ireland vote for then so be it. I'm all for following the democratic vote me.

 

[Barnfred 55]

March 29th..... mmmm let's see, there's West Brom v Birmingham to watch on TV.

Because as sure as hell not much else will be happening.

I thought Natalie Sawyer was hosting the deadline day special.

 

[Frang]

Disgusting the EU telling us what to do still.

Let's get a Leave PM. Then just tell them we hold all the cards. Should sort all this out.

Exactly mate yes.

 

[Frang]

If that's what the majority of people in Scotland and Northern Ireland vote for then so be it. I'm all for following the democratic vote me.

Me too...

 

[Carl O'Ancelotti]

I'm not advocating a no deal though mate. I've said often enough it will be a nightmare. I'm trying to come up with some idea's that will prevent a no deal, or at least prevent a hard border in Ireland. I just prefer it not to be Northern Ireland being in the customs union/single market because of the issues we would then have with Scotland.

Actually I've just thought of another issue you may be able to help me with. The current backstop involves the whole of the UK being involved in the customs union, but Northern Ireland also being in the single market to ensure freedom of movement. But we already have freedom of movement between the Republic and the North under the CTA. Can I read into that the EU are not going to honour the terms of the CTA. Otherwise why include the single market clause. Or am I missing something.?

I didn't mean you personally, by 'you' I meant the UK. Very few are advocating a no deal which why everything will be done on all sides to avoid it happening.

The CTA is a long-standing agreement between our two nations regarding the movement of people and the rights to work in each others countries, etc. There is no reason why the EU would object to its continuance post-Brexit. As the Single Market is an economic entity concerned primarily with the movement of goods, special provision had to be made in the case of NI so that the all-island economy can continue to prosper. The two separate entities are not dependent on each other for either to exist.

 

[Jebus_lives]

Who the hell comes in and leafs this shambles of a party any differently??

It needs to be an absolute leaver...

That won't happen. It will be more of the same served up over and over

Get Johnson in. He'll sort this whole thing out!

 

[Frang]

Get Johnson in. He'll sort this whole thing out!

Worse than May that jellyfish.

 

[Joey66]

Disgusting the EU telling us what to do still.

Let's get a Leave PM. Then just tell them we hold all the cards. Should sort all this out.

That's what 17.5 million voted for - OUT - not a crap deal........

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Get Johnson in. He'll sort this whole thing out!

Spaffing his whiffle!

PS I have women flu (head cold) and half a bottle of Suntory in me and Everton will finish 7th...

 

[scratchnsurf]

Friends with two world wars in that period?
Your a bit far off there......

One world war Joey. I know you live in the past but time does actually continue in the real world.

 

[Fedlingen]

That's what 17.5 million voted for - OUT - not a crap deal........

The majority voted out.
The majority then supported the current PM in the latest general election, allowing her and her government to handle the Brexit deal.
The majority [Poor language removed] up sometimes.

 

[marnie]

I see the revoke article 50 petition has just topped 2 million.Impressive how that has jumped up in the last 12 hours.

 

[edge]

If that's what the majority of people in Scotland and Northern Ireland vote for then so be it. I'm all for following the democratic vote me.

Only if we (England) can vote as well to say if we want them to stay or go as it affects us as well.
I would vote for independence in a heartbeat for both of them

 

[Diogenes the Cynic]

The majority voted out.
The majority then supported the current PM in the latest general election, allowing her and her government to handle the Brexit deal.
The majority [Poor language removed] up sometimes.

People like Coldplay and voted for Nazis. Can't trust people.

 

[Frang]

I see the revoke article 50 petition has just topped 2 million.Impressive how that has jumped up in the last 12 hours.

It's @chicoazul and all his multi voting over and over