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[peteblue]

@peteblue

He’s beginning to make good people like yourself look a tad silly isn’t he ?

I don’t know what has been agreed yet, do you ?.....

 

[peteblue]

lol

You can’t have it both ways Peter. NI voted to Remain and what you mean is that the deal wasn’t acceptable to the DUP who were ignoring the democratic mandate of their own province.

For the last time, it was a U.K. vote, not a NI vote. The U.K. voted to leave. However the deal has to be acceptable in one form or another, either a deal or no deal....

 

[Armaghtoffee]

For the last time, it was a U.K. vote, not a NI vote. The U.K. voted to leave. However the deal has to be acceptable in one form or another, either a deal or no deal....

Oh make your mind up a Pete! You said before that it was a UK wide and as such NI was unfortunate but had to abide by the majority. Now you say the deal didn’t happen due to NI not being happy.

you are flipp-flopping for all to see.

 

[Barnfred 55]

Not the Brexit that @edge wants, or @Barnfred 55 or @ToffeeTim, just the Brexit that @peteblue wants, coz that's all that matters.

Don't bring me into this argument please. I'm banned from this thread.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Don't bring me into this argument please. I'm banned from this thread.

Aye, fair dos *checks notes about you being banned

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Of mice and men: How one university is planning for Brexit

When the history of Brexit is written, there will no doubt be a footnote about the lab mice at University College London. As part of their preparations for Brexit, UCL administrators circulated a note asking departments to check their supplies in the event of a sudden break with Europe, offering...

sciencebusiness.net

 

[ToffeeTim]

Not the Brexit that @edge wants, or @Barnfred 55 or @ToffeeTim, just the Brexit that @peteblue wants, coz that's all that matters.

I've been trying hard to avoid this thread mate lol

 

[Barnfred 55]

Aye, fair dos *checks notes about you being banned

You are allowed to ban yourself for the sake of your health and sanity..

But as I am in here, it is good to see that both Johnson and the EU have made concessions to try and sort out this mess. We now wait to see what Parliament thinks, on both sides, if the rumours of a compromise are indeed correct. I'm not expecting any favours from the DUP. I hope Johnson can get the extremists from the ERG onside. And I hope that the 30 or so Labour brexiteers come on side.

But I'm not holding my breath. I'm putting my money on an extension to article 50 followed by an election. I hope I'm wrong as my gut feeling is that this is the last chance to avoid a no deal Brexit.

 

[Tubey]

So that's that then - a border in the Irish Sea with a non-sensical method of consent from Stormont.

Bonkers.

 

[Bluerover]

Tony Connelly just reporting that consent issue now agreed and only VAT resolution is outstanding.

 

[orly]

Tony Connelly just reporting that consent issue now agreed and only VAT resolution is outstanding.

Ezpz

 

[Kurt.]

Johnson bent over and took it to the root

 

[roydo]

So that's that then - a border in the Irish Sea with a non-sensical method of consent from Stormont.

Bonkers.

It isnt a huge leap of the imagination to fast forward a few years and we are having the exact same debate/problem with a Scotland/England border, granted, with less political tension around it.

 

[Tubey]

Ezpz

?

That's not a concession, it's a mechanic.

All these negotiations are is to figure out how the UK meets the EU red lines.

Border in the Irish Sea, Northern Ireland effectively remaining in the EU and the DUP bought off.

 

[orly]

?

That's not a concession, it's a mechanic.

All these negotiations are is to figure out how the UK meets the EU red lines.

Border in the Irish Sea, Northern Ireland effectively remaining in the EU and the DUP bought off.

not meant for you soz, response to @Bluerover