Current Affairs EU In or Out

[peteblue]

Quite interesting that the occupancy rate in his hotels fell sharply throughout the election campaign

Could be because of the new signage.......

 

[Joey66]

It's been a bad couple of months for the Eu really. They can't say it but they hate Trump with a vengeance, they hate Brexit and now they have the Brexit leading Trump best mate Farage winding them up at every opportunity.......Juncker will be hitting the bottle.......

The old soak has knocked Burbon of his listlol

 

[joey_macmo]

The UK will be at the front of the queue to receive the full blast of his protectionist policies before China or the EU.

So your comment wasn't based on anything then?

 

[orchard]

Not my favourite author by a long-shot, but interesting synopsis:
https://www.theguardian.com/books/2016/apr/15/neoliberalism-ideology-problem-george-monbiot

 

[Professor Toffee]

I thought he had done that already and upset Salmond??

poached Salmond?

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

http://metro.co.uk/2016/11/09/there...s-eu-citizens-and-brexiteers-hate-it-6246810/

Interesting

Not sure how feasible it would be though

 

[Bruce Wayne]

http://metro.co.uk/2016/11/09/there...s-eu-citizens-and-brexiteers-hate-it-6246810/

Interesting

Not sure how feasible it would be though

I'd sign up for that without a seconds doubt.

 

[Toffeelover]

So your comment wasn't based on anything then?

Incorrect, try sarcasm!

 

[Toffeelover]

After the Brexit vote, I thought all things considered this was appropriate.

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

I'd sign up for that without a seconds doubt.

As would I

 

[orchard]

As would I

Would you pay for it?

Asking for a friend.

 

[Toffeelover]

There is now a lot of talk from MPs voting to block the Bill for Article 50, The likes of the Lib Dems qualify this by saying unless there is a second referendum on the outcome of the negotiations. This is so transparent, really they are after screwing up the Brexit what ever way they can. Clearly it is stuff the people, what do they now? who cares about them?

I wish Scotland had got independence now. If we could take out the votes north of the border, the majority in England to leave would have have been with out any ambiguity.

 

[Joey66]

There is now a lot of talk from MPs voting to block the Bill for Article 50, The likes of the Lib Dems qualify this by saying unless there is a second referendum on the outcome of the negotiations. This is so transparent, really they are after screwing up the Brexit what ever way they can. Clearly it is stuff the people, what do they now? who cares about them?

I wish Scotland had got independence now. If we could take out the votes north of the border, the majority in England to leave would have have been with out any ambiguity.

Yes the LibDaems all 8 of them have had s meeting in a taxi to block article 50 and have a 2nd referendum vote
I hope they get wiped out in the next GE all this to protect ExEU worker Nick Ckeggs pension sod the out voters
Very democratic- NOT!

 

[Joey66]

I'd sign up for that without a seconds doubt.

you would be at the front of the cue Bruce they forget they will dictate nothing when we leave and we make the laws , and not them typical bad losers they did it to the Irish now they think we are a soft touch go on get your passport to a sinking ship!

 

[Bruce Wayne]

There is now a lot of talk from MPs voting to block the Bill for Article 50, The likes of the Lib Dems qualify this by saying unless there is a second referendum on the outcome of the negotiations. This is so transparent, really they are after screwing up the Brexit what ever way they can. Clearly it is stuff the people, what do they now? who cares about them?

I wish Scotland had got independence now. If we could take out the votes north of the border, the majority in England to leave would have have been with out any ambiguity.

MPs exist to represent their constituency, so I'd fully expect the 3 MPs for my borough to do that, and as 70% voted to remain, they should surely act accordingly? Likewise the MPs for Manchester, Liverpool, Oxford, Cambridge, Bristol, Bath, Brighton, Leeds, York, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Cardiff, each and every one of whom saw a majority vote to remain. Indeed, the capital cities of each of the four nations of the United Kingdom all voted to remain. So you could easily argue that the economic, scientific and intellectual (in terms of universities) bulk of the country voted differently to what is about to happen.

The very notion that this should be brushed aside is preposterous.