Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Groucho]

I see we have another one who seemingly can't think for themselves. If only The Express had written a 6 Things You Won't Believe About May's (treacherous) Withdrawal Agreement then we'd all know what to think.

It was an advisory referendum.

It’s both legal and within democracy to overrule it surely?

Which begs the question, why was it advisory in the first place?

So it could be overruled.

 

[Jebus_lives]

Yawn, why did they vote against it then?

What don't you like about it?

 

[Khalekan]

It wont make sense to millions of fulminating voters who cant be arsed thinking it through.

And that has been the problem throughout this madness, Dave

 

[Walken]

What is Labours stance on Brexit?
Oh breaking news France will not sanction another Brexit extension.........a hollow victory for the remainers in the HOC this week!

To prevent a no deal, like anyone who cares about other human beings. What level of social injustice or rascim will you accept from an individual as long as he supports brexit?

 

[Joey66]

To prevent a no deal, like anyone who cares about other human beings. What level of social injustice or rascim will you accept from an individual as long as he supports brexit?

You will only get a deal if you don't send any negotiator with their hands tied behind their back.... also I am still waiting for you confirmation of what Labours stance is on Brexit as Thornberry on QT had everyone in bulk laughing at her idea?

 

[random]

Just come to this link ,a bit sad there is no "I don't give a monkeys" option .

Should be, when Cummings wanted MP's to go out and spread the leave gospel he called them the flying monkeys (as in "I don't give a flying monkeys") lol

 

[Bruce Wayne]

You will only get a deal if you don't send any negotiator with their hands tied behind their back.... also I am still waiting for you confirmation of what Labours stance is on Brexit as Thornberry on QT had everyone in bulk laughing at her idea?

What do you know of negotiations Joe? I'm sure you're not regurgitating whatever you're told about negotiation from the tabloids, so do please share your experiences of doing what you say.

 

[The binman chronicles]

What do you know of negotiations Joe? I'm sure you're not regurgitating whatever you're told about negotiation from the tabloids, so do please share your experiences of doing what you say.

Said it before the no deal on the table is a complete sham. I liken it to someone buying a car but instead of a no deal where you just walk away with what you had before, you end up paying for the car you were going to buy and they also take the car you were going to part ex. leaving you without the money or a car.

They fail to see this point everytime though.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Said it before the no deal on the table is a complete sham. I liken it to someone buying a car but instead of a no deal where you just walk away with what you had before, you end up paying for the car you were going to buy and they also take the car you were going to part ex. leaving you without the money or a car.

They fail to see this point everytime though.

It's quite remarkable how easy some people are to convince of the most ridiculous things.

 

[Paris]

Have no doubt, if there's another referendum with Remain or No Deal, stupid nationalistic jingoism will win.

 

[Methuselah]

What do you know of negotiations Joe? I'm sure you're not regurgitating whatever you're told about negotiation from the tabloids, so do please share your experiences of doing what you say.

I negotiated on behalf of a multi-national company (around the world) and also, later on, my own business. I would never consider going into a negotiation with a strategy that says 'I must have a deal and I am under orders not to leave without one.' I'm sure the opposition would cut a good deal - not. Perhaps Bruce could tell us how he would manage it. In any negotiation you have to have red lines. If the opposition sense you won't walk away then they will concede nothing.

 

[zzr45]

I negotiated on behalf of a multi-national company (around the world) and also, later on, my own business. I would never consider going into a negotiation with a strategy that says 'I must have a deal and I am under orders not to leave without one.' I'm sure the opposition would cut a good deal - not. Perhaps Bruce could tell us how he would manage it. In any negotiation you have to have red lines. If the opposition sense you won't walk away then they will concede nothing.

There’s a massive difference between negotiations with a supplier and negotiating with a political-economic-social block however.

 

[Methuselah]

Said it before the no deal on the table is a complete sham. I liken it to someone buying a car but instead of a no deal where you just walk away with what you had before, you end up paying for the car you were going to buy and they also take the car you were going to part ex. leaving you without the money or a car.

They fail to see this point everytime though.

Sorry, but I fail to see this point, it is completely meaningless to me.

 

[roydo]

Sorry, but I fail to see this point, it is completely meaningless to me.

Thats kinda what he means.

 

[The binman chronicles]

Sorry, but I fail to see this point, it is completely meaningless to me.

Point proven! Thanks.