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Political relations between UK-EU
- Thread starter Ric
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NopeWell, I assume not intended, but that "options appraisal" bit justifies the attempt to stop Brexit.
10 options - none of them put to the people, and certainly not the one we've got.
I'll take the usual crap for saying "Vote Leave (there are 10 options available)" would have gone well on a bus.
It really doesn't
I am just able to be objective and professional in what I do for a living
stonerblue
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Well i for one am fuming.Truly cataclysmic.
stonerblue
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You can thank me for that. Been spreading the love all day. Even Vic and Numbers have had a little hug...Great to see everyone playing nice with each other in here, recently.
Much more interesting.
Informative.
Civil.
If this is the future maybe Brexit isn’t so bad ;-)
BobKowalski
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John Ross Salmon torpedoing the Govt below the waterline. The conclusion alone is worth the read...
Seeing the desire for some posters to 'do me down / prove me wrong' on how to manage major change programmes - I seem to be getting plenty of chances to play with children at the moment ;-)play nice with the other children when you get the chance.
You’ll get plenty of chances then.
And - FFS (not aimed at you) - that was a bit of fun
If only others could follow suit
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HmmmmAnd the Daily Express wakes up:
Brexit deal betrayal as 'crucial section' missing from text to benefit Macron and Merkel
BORIS JOHNSON's Brexit trade deal does not include an EU-wide arrangement for financial services because France and Germany wanted to focus on goods, which was to their economic advantage, the former director of Special Projects at Vote Leave has claimed.
So for years you and others have banged on about Daily Express readers
But, I can really only remember links from the Express being posted by Remainers
I do not think that there is a single Leave poster on here unaware of the position of FS in this deal
Vic - serious question
Are you just goading- becoming a WUM?
Because if not, you might want to 'think about it.....'
Well, one's said "major" and another has said "sizeable", so I'd be interested in how they're defined. But I'll happily bow to those who have done what they call sizeable.Thats a response from someone who has never been near a sizeable programme of change.
Workstreams are protected and do not operate in a febrile political environment. Thats the point.
I fail to see how any Brexit-related work stream could be protected from the political environment.
Let's face it, most change management begins with a change that someone has already decided ought to happen, and they won't take kindly to any consultation that fails to agree that it's worth doing, and most end with a change that fails to deliver the expected outcome. Congratulations if your sizeable programmes have been different.
If everyone knew this was going to happen, there's nothing to get wound up about.Hmmmm
So for years you and others have banged on about Daily Express readers
But, I can really only remember links from the Express being posted by Remainers
I do not think that there is a single Leave poster on here unaware of the position of FS in this deal
Vic - serious question
Are you just goading- becoming a WUM?
Because if not, you might want to 'think about it.....'
I'm afraid I think there are (or were) several (former?) Leave posters who would be unaware of the position of FS in this deal, and most of them wouldn't care.