Would the Irish be included in that
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You really have no idea whats going on, on the forum
Charlie Sweet
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Joey my point was you saying what about the 4 million Labour Leave supporters and I countered with what about the 5 million Tory Remain supporters. Now what do you say?
As an aside
How will Brexit affect British residents living abroad.
Will SEPA still be in Britain ?
Will you still be able to access free medical care ?
TraffordBlue
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How would that work differently to the way it is at the moment?
The French have said they could veto lengthening the talks, the French foreign minister told reporters "We are not going to do this (extend the deadline) every three months"
And that's going to be the problem for remain MPs with Parliament not even close to agreeing on anything, the EU somewhere along the line are going to say "enough is enough" it might actually come to a point where they say we have to bow out with no deal.
And that's going to be the problem for remain MPs with Parliament not even close to agreeing on anything, the EU somewhere along the line are going to say "enough is enough" it might actually come to a point where they say we have to bow out with no deal.
I suppose the funny thing about all this is the level of snowflakiness about the French suggesting this by Brexiters who demand that no deal be on the table to show them we mean business. Despite the rhetoric about trading with the world, they don't seem to have the first clue as to the damage their behaviour is doing to our reputation internationally. Being a laughing stock is bad enough, but an untrustworthy laughing stock is even more damaging.
I think with a country divided, a Parliament all over the gaff, a no deal on the table to show we mean business is just be a hollow threat, and I'm baffled why Brexiters can't now see this. At the end of the day the EU have literally got us by the balls.
It's a frankly bizarre transformation, as three years ago even the hardest Brexiters entered this process saying no deal would be the very worst outcome possible, and now they're trying to spin this as an acceptable alternative to an orderly transition. It's maddening, and we're only in this position because the negotiated outcome the government went for was to have all of the benefits of EU membership whilst accepting none of the obligations, which was never going to happen. I know it's perhaps futile to want a degree of realism to enter these proceedings, but if we're talking about failed negotiating strategies, perhaps going into the negotiations with a position you know full well will be rejected was not a good start.
Brexit negotiating team shrinks to only four staff
The Europe unit which had led negotiations for a Brexit deal with Brussels has been disbanded by Boris Johnson.The civil servants who worked in the Cabinet Office under Olly Robbins, Theresa May’s chief Brexit negotiator, are all thought to have been redeployed to other government departments. The T
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They really are taking leave voters for absolute mugs.
Fetch on a GE....
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Is that a picture of you looking in the mirror Bruce ?
My grandfather fourgt in that war for democrocy, he had no time to use Google like you do or put pathetic gifs up like that!
Behave, the government's stance is taking everyone for mugs.Brexit negotiating team shrinks to only four staff
The Europe unit which had led negotiations for a Brexit deal with Brussels has been disbanded by Boris Johnson.The civil servants who worked in the Cabinet Office under Olly Robbins, Theresa May’s chief Brexit negotiator, are all thought to have been redeployed to other government departments. The T
They really are taking leave voters for absolute mugs.
November okay with you for that? You don't need to keep banging on about it, I think we all accept it's about 80% likely to happen then.
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