Tell that to the widows of soldiers who died due to Blair's treachery
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And that is precisely why we need to campaign to stop it altogether instead of fannying around talking about second referendums.
I for one don't want to leave my family's wellbeing in the hands of fanatics who know how to manipulate the gullible into voting the way they want.
#RevokeNow
Mr. White
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Ah yes....., the "there is no money left" generation.
A true Evertonian from Scottie road area no chance mate......easy to insult my late father ......this is what this thread does turns blues on blues.....
Not that funny....
Please don't call mealoon for disagreeing with you
OK.....as a Mod you should know better.....
Get over yourself joe for god sake... there was no insult. If I wanted to insult you there is plenty of material in this thread to do so believe me .. but I don’t do that.
It does turns blues on blues fact......
Report me then joe... can’t be arsed getting into it with you.
I dint want to seem like I'm constantly contradicting you, but on this last point. The financial settlement formed part of Phase 1 of the negotiations along with the Irish Border and EU nationals rights.
Joint report from the negotiators of the European Union and the United Kingdom Government on progress during phase 1 of negotiations under Article 50 TEU on the United Ki
Joint report from the negotiators of the European Union and the United Kingdom Government on progress during phase 1 of negotiationsec.europa.eu
Also the UK signed up to the Multi Annual Framework in 2014 and committed itself to that until 2020.
The budgetary system of the European Union
Find an overview of the current and past EU budgetary system, plus funding opportunities, latest news, results, and figures from the budget department.ec.europa.eu
So the UK is both legally and morally (good faith principles) obliged to pay that money. Also Section 3 of the European Communities Act gives the ECJ precedence in the UK, which it won't continue to have in the event of 'no deal' but then another arbiter likely International Court of Justice or the Permanent Court of Arbitration, has to make a decision on what ruling it will give on any money owed, which could amount to much more owed by the UK than any settled agreement.
Now the argument has been by Rees-Mogg and others that the Vienna Convention on Article of Treaties releases you from any obligation of ongoing performance of a treaty once that agreement is cancelled, however the case law is largely against that as it requires 'unforeseen' circumstances.
Also the EU would rely on obligations made by the UK under the EU Aquis Communautaire which are pretty clear and there is a prosess for withdrawal mapped out under Treaty on European Union.
In short, if you commit to a joint multi year finacial and political agreement and you decide you no longer want to operate with them, there has to be a division of assests or financial settlement to that and unless you agree this first, then you cannot enter into discussion about what sort of relationship you want to continue to have in the future.
Me neither it's the same rhetoric everyday, not coming on this thread till it's sorted now ....
You keep saying this, but your permanent departure from the thread seems about as successful as the UK's exit from Europe.
However, like our EU friends and the UK's exit from the EU, I hope you will stay.
I hope you keep a promise better than your beloved Boris or Nigel
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
As thick as the excrement that comes from the rear end of pigs.
I stand by what My family and I voted for along with another 17.4 million .....goodnight and goodbye on this thread....till it it is sorted out......
Better threads than this on the GOT thankfully like Everton, and some alehouse threads......
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