How do we resolve the Brexit mess?

[bluethrunthru]

We cannot fix anything with this level of batshit crazy Brexit zealots in charge - any idea which nearby major market has changed and they are just trying to piss them off more. How do they think anyone anywhere in the world negotiating with them on any subject will approach them like they are dealing with sane adults? The first thought will be how much can we get out of these mad cunts by offering bullshit on Brexit

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

Probably still selling that Bass muck as well.

I think they get it in just for him.

 

[aguero93:20]

I think they get it in just for him.

I think that's the only reason it's still kegged.

 

[bluethrunthru]

Good ride whilst it lasted is the Brexiteers response

London-Paris ride organisers to end current format in 2024 following Brexit complications

The mass participation event, run by Hotchilee, will see its 20th and final edition of its current format in 2024

www.cyclingnews.com

 

[bluethrunthru]

forgive me but this was pointed out some time back and applies to all 3rd Country citizens - of course Brexiteers victimhood complex means they have to claim it applies just to us

Mail on Sunday Front Page 30th of July 2023 - Tomorrow's Papers Today!

The Mail on Sunday highlights a feature on the royal family, speculating on why we may not see the Prince of Wales in a kilt again.

www.tomorrowspapers.co.uk

 

[bluethrunthru]

applied to 3rd countries since 2016 - victimhood continues

 

[NPBlue]

This is just plainly untrue, the EU is not EFTA and EFTA is not the EU. EFTA is however a bloc that has a very close relationship with the EU. Joining EFTA would require negotiation and it would become a decision for the EFTA members and not the EU. However, there would probably have to be a subsequent renegotiation of the EU-EFTA relationship.

I'm not saying that EFTA is the answer because even EFTA brings many questions of its own but it's just one potential solution amongst many. If we joined Schengen as part of it then it would instantly resolve some parts of the Irish question too.

The whole thing needs a sensible discussion and an acceptance of the reality which is that we're out and that's unfortunately where we are. The alternative is to follow those on here who are moaning about the country burning down but are also still arguing about whether we should have left or not, it's ultimately pointless and boring.

The EU have said, after the problems it caused them with Norway and Switzerland being granted free trade arrangements, they will not consider granting another country EFTA status.

The EU gave those countries EFTA status. EFTA is a trading arrangement managed and overseen by the EU, and is not a bloc as such.

EFTA is not open to negotiation. It is not an option.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

We cannot fix anything with this level of batshit crazy Brexit zealots in charge - any idea which nearby major market has changed and they are just trying to piss them off more. How do they think anyone anywhere in the world negotiating with them on any subject will approach them like they are dealing with sane adults? The first thought will be how much can we get out of these mad cunts by offering bullshit on Brexit

The nearby market that dare not speak its name.

 

[jim tolmies perm]

forgive me but this was pointed out some time back and applies to all 3rd Country citizens - of course Brexiteers victimhood complex means they have to claim it applies just to us

Mail on Sunday Front Page 30th of July 2023 - Tomorrow's Papers Today!

The Mail on Sunday highlights a feature on the royal family, speculating on why we may not see the Prince of Wales in a kilt again.

www.tomorrowspapers.co.uk

Fucking Uber cunts are in constant state of zombiefied denial

 

[Vic]

The long reach of Brexit: from the Royal Town Planning Institute

"... SMEs who don’t tend to have the breadth of work and or range of sites (when compared to the larger developers) to ensure a more regular supply of materials and labour.

"These issues can’t easily be overcome by a change to planning policy - instead requiring someone to sensibly look at the current situation regarding the movement of goods and people with our nearest trading partners."