Another new Brexit thread

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Shame you don't come across like that on here.

Maybe not to you.

 

[mcfc1632]

Telling language used by Tusk today I thought and the anger on display from the EU tells me that things are not going exactly as they want.

Always gets tetchy as the deadline approaches.

Even the outside chance of a no-deal outcome will cause great nervousness and reflection in the key EU capitals

 

[Postman Pep]

Did he ? That’s a good thing , what did he say

Not a lot but he was advocating deploying the SAS in light of any reemergence of the troubles at tea time he might have gone nuclear by now

 

[lancs blue]

Some of you have a real issue with age it seems?

I certainly do, I'm 65 next week FFS!

 

[kevin horlocks wand]

I certainly do, I'm 65 next week FFS!

happy birthday

 

[Rascal]

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/brex...t-now-want-to-stay/ar-AAIuIoV?ocid=spartanntp


Osborne one of the two main protagonists of the clusterfuck putting the boot into Johnson the clusterfucker.

No real surprise, the Tories are more divided than ever on the EU.

 

[mcfc1632]

You're making needlessly hard work of this. He was pretty clear from the start; it's you who seems to have misunderstood his stance.

He won't actively "support" no deal, but he will vote for it if that's the only leave option presented to him. I don't understand why his stance is causing so much confusion.

I am catching up and was just about to post something similar

That was all very tedious

 

[west didsblue]

So the EU without our funds have a money tree, there must be a forest of them somewhere Labour Boris the EU, they all have one

They have a bigger money tree than us.

 

[lancs blue]

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/brex...t-now-want-to-stay/ar-AAIuIoV?ocid=spartanntp


Osborne one of the two main protagonists of the clusterfuck putting the boot into Johnson the clusterfucker.

No real surprise, the Tories are more divided than ever on the EU.

Basically whatever happens the country is still going to be deeply divided, on that basis I believe the least economically damaging option should be pursued, and that certainly isn't no-deal.

 

[hilts]

They have a bigger money tree than us.

Their accounts are positively bursting to the seams even without us, fake news?

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

Brilliant strategy. Tell the EU that if they don’t give us what we want we’ll do our best to shit on one of their members. Bound to work.

Back in the real world, if we actually did do that, the EU as a whole would provide the necessary support to Ireland until they rebalance their economy so they are not so dependent on us. Ireland’s economy is 2% of the size of the EU as a whole so they’d not find it too difficult to do that. There’s no-one out there that’ll do the same for us so we’ll be flogging off the NHS to the Americans in no time.

Firstly you need to calm down a bit fella, you always were a bit of a hot head. Secondly It's actually about supporting the UK economy, we come first in the event of a no deal, varadka knows that he just needs reminding of that and the fact that there won't be any settlement.

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

Maybe not to you.

Amoungst others I suspect.

 

[Rascal]

Basically whatever happens the country is still going to be deeply divided, on that basis I believe the least economically damaging option should be pursued, and that certainly isn't no-deal.

Whatever the outcome, deal, no deal, remain, one thing is certain, we all lose something.

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/brex...t-now-want-to-stay/ar-AAIuIoV?ocid=spartanntp


Osborne one of the two main protagonists of the clusterfuck putting the boot into Johnson the clusterfucker.

No real surprise, the Tories are more divided than ever on the EU.

Would seem so. Osbourne is a highly unlikable person. Just thought I would put that out there even though it's pointing out the obvious.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Amoungst others I suspect.

Happy for any of them to step forward.

 

[i kne albert davy]

They have a bigger money tree than us.

Not a surprise they've been taking off ours for 40 odd years.

 

[meltonblue]

Basically whatever happens the country is still going to be deeply divided, on that basis I believe the least economically damaging option should be pursued, and that certainly isn't no-deal.

I’m more or less the same, I personally have issues with any solution that involves leaving the customs union - due to both economic reasons and also the additional issues it creates such as the border in Ireland.

 

[blueinsa]

They have a bigger money tree than us.

It should be the times we have helped to bail it out.

 

[west didsblue]

Firstly you need to calm down a bit fella, you always were a bit of a hot head. Secondly It's actually about supporting the UK economy, we come first in the event of a no deal, varadka knows that he just needs reminding of that and the fact that there won't be any settlement.

Firstly you need to stop posting bollocks. Secondly, see firstly.

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

Firstly you need to stop posting bollocks. Secondly, see firstly.

Firstly you need to stop posting bollocks. Secondly, see firstly.

Shame you are unable to debate anything with out getting upset and abusive. Will leave you to it.