And the eu would rightly tell us to sod off. The four freedoms are unnegotiable, and if you blush at having a polish bloke next to you at tesco then shame on you.
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And the eu would rightly tell us to sod off. The four freedoms are unnegotiable, and if you blush at having a polish bloke next to you at tesco then shame on you.
Jebus ........... This is for you Sunshine...................SORRY MATE.Just sticking up for my mate. xxx
It depends what he's doing Bruce.
Can we try and raise the standard a bit? Second thoughts, I prefer semen to people turning into poundshop Enoch Powell.
At least tag me in it ffs lol
Coming here and doing stuff I don't understand ffs
Wankspangling I'd bet.
I pm'd yer ...... you mardy sod lol x
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The problem everybody has, both in parliament and in the press, is that they've all dissed it off as the worst possible agreement. In reality it is only a legal withdrawal agreement and a set of guidelines for the further discussions on the future agreement.
At the end of the day, the withdrawal agreement on the table is the only way we are going to leave the EU. That isn't changing. The backstop is an issue for some, but to move forward you have to trust that the EU want a trade deal a much as we do. I think the way are trying to avoid a no deal is proof of that. The stand off has to end. The opposition have seemingly been OK with the withdrawal agreement. Their issue is with the future relationship document, which at the end of the day is only a set of guidelines. But because everybody has spent so much time saying how terrible it is they are all now frightened to backtrack.
It's absolutely crazy how our politicians have got themselves into this position. All it takes is for the UK and EU to agree on a bilateral customs and trade deal, which they pledge to work towards within the future relationship document, and a lot of fears and concerns have been removed. Including the dreaded backstop.
I really don't think this deal is anywhere near as bad as most have been saying. And it represents an outcome where both sides (remain and leave) have made a concession which is required of the country is going to come together gain.
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Joey. The withdrawal agreement is on the table. That isn't changing. We either sign it, leave with no deal or stay in the EU.
Summed it up perfectly.
Well put.
I think the main issue is that it isn't all things to all people, so it pleases no one. It's pretty much keeping us in but without the current benefits but without letting us leave fully.
In some respects she's compromised where others will not.
If I’m honest I think there are other ways it could all pan out but In reality when faced by a no deal Brexit I’m probably leaning towards it and have been for a while . I think it’s awful and frankly how anyone thinks it’s better then where we currently are baffles me but it might be the only option . Tomorrow is a massive day , the latest in the list of massive days .
It's definitely better than a no deal. I think the most likely options now though are long extension or revocation.
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That's typical of what I have come to expect from you Bruce. You're all conciliatory one moment and then come out with quotes like this completely out of the blue. How dare you insinuate I'm racist. You actually are a disgrace.
I seriously would put you on ignore if I had the choice.
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