Another new Brexit thread

[west didsblue]

possibly huff and puff all ways , they will get to the vinegar strokes soon.

wont the NI agreement need dealing with In the event of no deal ?

It’s been dealt with in the WA.
Or everyone thought it had.

 

[Ifwecouldjust.......]

possibly huff and puff all ways , they will get to the vinegar strokes soon.

wont the NI agreement need dealing with In the event of no deal ?

The Good Friday Agreement is international law... not UK.

 

[Metal Biker]

As is their right.

It always takes two to tango.

Right now both sides are in a cringeworthy 'dance-off'

 

[blueinsa]

Right now both sides are in a cringeworthy 'dance-off'

Down to the wire.

It was never going to be any different.

 

[Metal Biker]

Down to the wire.

It was never going to be any different.

Can you imagine rejoining? Holy moly, if this is what is required for leaving the bloc...

 

[blueinsa]

Can you imagine rejoining? Holy moly, if this is what is required for leaving the bloc...

If that question gets asked down the line and the country votes yes then why not?

Democracy in action.

 

[Metal Biker]

If that question gets asked down the line and the country votes yes then why not?

Democracy in action.

It is the basis of a civilised society. We are still a civilised society, right?

 

[west didsblue]

Down to the wire.

It was never going to be any different.

We’ll accept EU LPF rules and the EU will accept something slightly unpalatable to them regarding fish, allowing both sides to declare victory.

That’s my prediction.

 

[journolud]

It is the basis of a civilised society. We are still a civilised society, right?

Scratch the surface...

 

[blueinsa]

We’ll accept EU LPF rules and the EU will accept something slightly unpalatable to them regarding fish, allowing both sides to declare victory.

That’s my prediction.

It will be a position where both sides proudly claim the victory at the press conferences and they will smile and shake hands for the cameras.

 

[BobKowalski]

It will be a position where both sides proudly claim the victory at the press conferences and they will smile and shake hands for the cameras.

We did that for the WA. Now we’re howling at the moon in anguish over it. Always read the small print before you sign, or in this case vote it through.

 

[blueinsa]

We did that for the WA. Now we’re howling at the moon in anguish over it. Always read the small print before you sign, or in this case vote it through.

Anguish?

I don't think this government gives a monkeys fig about it and have gone full nuclear option Bob.

It's a big negotiation and they won't back down at this moment in time.

Right to the wire, right to the death and both sides will give an inch and both will say they got what they wanted and the arguments can carry on forever, especially on here.

 

[BobKowalski]

Anguish?

I don't think this government gives a monkeys fig about it and have gone full nuclear option Bob.

It's a big negotiation and they won't back down at this moment in time.

Right to the wire, right to the death and both sides will give an inch and both will say they got what they wanted and the arguments can carry on forever, especially on here.

No, the WA is causing real angst. The NI protocols are going to be a headache, pretending there is no internal customs border is more difficult to sustain the closer we get to Jan 1st, and the State Aid provisions are a real problem.

Brexit MP’s like IDS, Baker etc want the WA amended or gone. That is real. That isn’t a negotiation strategy. The WA and NI protocols cut across UK sovereignty. We just pretended it didn’t to get it over the line.

 

[blueinsa]

We just pretended it didn’t to get it over the line.

Indeed they did.

Back to the border question. There will be no hard border and goods will move freely.

It was never going to be any different.

The deal when its agreed will be a fudge that allows this and we wont hear another peep about it.

 

[Vic]

No, the WA is causing real angst. The NI protocols are going to be a headache, pretending there is no internal customs border is more difficult to sustain the closer we get to Jan 1st, and the State Aid provisions are a real problem.

Brexit MP’s like IDS, Baker etc want the WA amended or gone. That is real. That isn’t a negotiation strategy. The WA and NI protocols cut across UK sovereignty. We just pretended it didn’t to get it over the line.

"We" didn't pretend. Lying Tories like IDS pretended (or were just too thick to know). Liars, or thick. Their choice.

 

[blueinsa]

"We" didn't pretend. Lying Tories like IDS pretended (or were just too thick to know). Liars, or thick. Their choice.

Go with both.

 

[Ifwecouldjust.......]

Scratch the surface...

Dont scratch too deep

 

[BobKowalski]

Indeed they did.

Back to the border question. There will be no hard border and goods will move freely.

It was never going to be any different.

The deal when its agreed will be a fudge that allows this and we wont hear another peep about it.

There will be a customs border in the Irish Sea that will apply to goods going from GB to NI. Even Arlene Foster (DUP) accepts this will be the case. Even with a deal this will be the case. This border will come into effect on Jan 1st and it is an internal border between two nations of the UK.

It will cause angst and you will hear a lot more than a peep.

 

[blueinsa]

There will be a customs border in the Irish Sea that will apply to goods going from GB to NI. Even Arlene Foster (DUP) accepts this will be the case. Even with a deal this will be the case. This border will come into effect on Jan 1st and it is an internal border between two nations of the UK.

It will cause angst and you will hear a lot more than a peep.

Time will tell if that is indeed the case.

 

[journolud]

I see that the opportunity ia being taken to run the UK down - again

You could always big it up by explaining how well we are managing Brexit and what a success it will be