Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Barnfred 55]

So, have all the leavers who insisted they wanted and voted for no deal all along, now greeted the imminent deal as a success or a betrayal?

If they really wanted no deal then they'd probably see it as a betrayal. I'm glad we seem to have a deal personally.

I also don't give a crap about all this winning and losing nonsense, but I've no doubt that's what's going to be filling the pages on here over the coming days.

 

[Barnfred 55]

then why not stop replying to my posts, or better yet put me back on ignore?

I'm sorely tempted to do so. But I'm testing my will power.

I'll just ignore you I think.

 

[tsubaki]

I'm sorely tempted to do so. But I'm testing my will power.

I'll just ignore you I think.

that would be best

 

[Amw79]

If they really wanted no deal then they'd probably see it as a betrayal. I'm glad we seem to have a deal personally.

I also don't give a crap about all this winning and losing nonsense, but I've no doubt that's what's going to be filling the pages on here over the coming days.

That’s fair. I’m very much a remainer but am delighted that it seems some sort of deal is on the cards. For my money the best deal was the one we already had, but firmly believe no deal would have been chaotic, and a lose/lose for everyone.

Sadly I think the likes of Farage and the hardcore leavers, will be unhappy with any deal, and will declare that any deal is not “true” Brexit for quite a while.

 

[Alan Whittle]

Lovely Molesworth ref there, made me smile.

Boris reminds me of Grabber. Utterly dim Captain of School who annually wins the Mrs Joyful Prize for raffia work.

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

Will be massively relieved if they get a deal

No Deal would have been a disaster and the only leavers who were in favour of it were the ultra selfish ones who wanted brexit at any cost regardless of who it would hurt

The leavers who wanted a deal are on the right side of history

 

[Barnfred 55]

Well you got to do your laughing emoji at Pete calling me an arsehole so I hope you feel better about yourself now.

(The third party narrative clearly not lost on you in that post )

Works both ways mate. I'm sure I won't have to delve very far to see you liking a post that is detrimental to me.

And there was no third party narrative in that post to confuse me. Pete was replying to one of my posts and very clearly referring to you in it.

Anyway, let's leave it there.

 

[peteblue]

I see that the SNP have quickly found another grievance, seed potatoes. The EU will not allow their export to the EU and it’s worth a few tens of millions to Scottish farmers. So of course the SNP insist that this Westminster and Tory sell out and betrayal of Scottish farmers needs Scotland to become independent......

 

[Blues Harp]

Boris reminds me of Grabber. Utterly dim Captain of School who annually wins the Mrs Joyful Prize for raffia work.

Splendid stuff @Alan Whittle ....

 

[Jebus_lives]

Works both ways mate. I'm sure I won't have to delve very far to see you liking a post that is detrimental to me.

And there was no third party narrative in that post to confuse me. Pete was replying to one of my posts and very clearly referring to you in it.

Anyway, let's leave it there.

Yes it does mate, but I'm not decrying the lack of civil discussion and getting uptight about it am I?

As was mine, but yet here we are....

Merry Christmas (I'm specifically saying that to you in case there is any confusion).

 

[Prevenger17]

I see that the SNP have quickly found another grievance, seed potatoes. The EU will not allow their export to the EU and it’s worth a few tens of millions to Scottish farmers. So of course the SNP insist that this Westminster and Tory sell out and betrayal of Scottish farmers needs Scotland to become independent......

Wouldn't be the first time England turned a neighbouring country's dependence on potatoes against itself tbf

 

[Jebus_lives]

I see that the SNP have quickly found another grievance, seed potatoes. The EU will not allow their export to the EU and it’s worth a few tens of millions to Scottish farmers. So of course the SNP insist that this Westminster and Tory sell out and betrayal of Scottish farmers needs Scotland to become independent......

Pesky opportunistic Nationalists.

 

[Barnfred 55]

Yes it does mate, but I'm not decrying the lack of civil discussion and getting uptight about it am I?

As was mine, but yet here we are....

Merry Christmas (I'm specifically saying that to you in case there is any confusion).

Merry Christmas

 

[Xizor]

Pesky opportunistic Nationalists.

I wonder what the bigger concern is, relatively - Fish to the UK, or potatoes to Scotland?

Independence is nailed on at this point I reckon. Far too much contempt shown from Westminster these last few years (Scotland has always been an afterthought but now it's barely even that).

 

[Chewbacca]

Was always going to be the case.

But didn’t we hold all the cards?