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If they're not they must be pretty confident they can avert Brexit, or at least get the deal on offer accepted.
Have they really got T May in their pocket?
Seems like they have if they're making no preparations for a clean break.
Yet the UK is preparing to leave without a deal.
Have they really got T May in their pocket?
Seems like they have if they're making no preparations for a clean break.
Yet the UK is preparing to leave without a deal.
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What preparations have we done?
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Look it up PP.
I take it you know how to do a search? |
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I think they think they can bluff everyone.
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Aah. If you want some advice, either don't stake at the start or try to bluff a little longer. Folding so early is such a poor play.
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Anybody know what PP is on about about?
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Somebody show PP how to do a search.
Tell him to start on the Gov.UK site. |
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someons just ben tasered outside parliment
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was it Therasa May?
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you would hope so.
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I'd like to play May or Drunker at poker
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''The Republic of Ireland needs to up its contingency plans for the potential of the UK leaving the EU without a deal, the Irish prime minister has said.''
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-46523328 |
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They EU claimed back in October that preparations for a "so-called no-deal scenario" had risen to the top of the agenda after Raab had flown to Brussels to pull the plug on May's first attempt at a sellout.
Gawd knows whether a rambling, politicized bureaucracy like the one in Brussels is actually capable of pulling its finger out and sorting out the necessary paperwork though. Nach dem vorläufigen Scheitern der Brexit-Verhandlungen am vergangenen Sonntag werden in der EU die Planungen für ein ungeordnetes Ausscheiden Großbritanniens aus der EU intensiviert. Die Vorbereitungen für ein so genanntes No-Deal-Szenario seien angesichts der Entwicklung vom vergangenen Wochenende „auf der Tagesordnung nach oben gerutscht“, hieß es am Dienstag aus EU-Diplomatenkreisen. My translation: Following last Sunday's temporary breakdown in the Brexit negotiations, more intensive planning has started for a disorderly departure of Great Britain from the EU. According to diplomatic circles on Tuesday, preparations for a so-called no-deal scenario had "risen to the top of the agenda" in view of developments at the weekend. https://www.tagesspiegel.de/politik/brexit-eu-bereitet-sich-jetzt-auf-no-deal-szenario-vor/23194082.html |
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If the EU is not happy to move on its Offers ,We Move ,Walk ...
What is it that all our Luvvie friends want to be Part of , The likes of France A country in Turmoil ? Terrorist attacks euro Wide ? the Rise of the Right Euro wide ? We have enough of our own shyte to deal with GTF OUT >>> WALK >>> |
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What preparations have we done? Wasn't a Labour front bencher complaining about how much we'd spent not that long ago.
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The EU are treating the UK with contempt yet the opposition parties and their supporters, including those on here, are siding with them.
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It is tribal in the House Of Commons even the carnivores eating the veggies. Absolutely no courtesy or decorum given not even among friends - every one for him/herself.
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half our imports and exports are with the EU - but not the other way round - so no deal is much less significant for the EU
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You fighting the EU's corner for them as well A_T?
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Actually...
In 2017, UK exports to the EU were £274 billion UK imports from the EU were £341 billion.mentary Therefore a trade war would hurt them more than us. Figures from the Parliamenatry website. |
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Therefore a trade war would hurt them more than us
Nonsense. Half our exports are to the EU - but not half of the EU's is to the UK - about 16%. So much less significant for them. |
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It obviously varies by industrial sector and location etc.
For example the German premium car market I'm sure sends a lot more cars to the UK than to Bulgaria. |
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And standout total figure IS accurate, we have a large trade deficit, on total, with them.
I'm sure dutch flower sellers want a deal far more than a control freak arrogant **** (alleged) alkie like Junker.... |
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Well I really hope a deal is agreed
Both us and the EU really need to continue to do business, even if we outside the EU If we had stuck to a common market and not this stupid immigration there would have been to trouble at all Let us hope |
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no trouble
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There will be thousands of Beemers and Mercs due to come here that will not now be ordered , lots
of German car workers will not be needed. The EU will also need a new wine lake. |
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Junker's Luxembourg received just as much as it paid into The EU in 2016. On the other hand Tusk's Poland received about £8bn more than it paid into The EU.
There is another world outside the unproductive EU; varieties of products will improve, and more competitive prices too; less of the disgusting foie gras or frog legs. It might even open up further our culinary taste buds post Brexit. Sometimes one needs to take a walk on the wild side...everything gonna be alright, chill! |
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We joined what we thought was a trading union, then our self serving politicians allowed us to become part of a political union.
Now they're trying to stop the will of the people being carried out by dragging their feet at every opportunity. |
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I am delighted it will happen. It will put all you upstarts in your plaice. I am very happy. It won't affect me. My soccerball bets keep coming in.
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and all those mug bets with foreign teams will keep coming in two, without any interruption - happy days.
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