| Macron lol 09:19 - Dec 16 with 1302 views | Darran |
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| Macron lol on 09:30 - Dec 16 with 1261 views | WarwickHunt |
Statesman being statesmanlike shock horror.
You missed the bit about “once we’ve achieved clarity on the institutional and legal frameworks”...
I’d advise against holding your breath, mon ami. |  | | |
| Macron lol on 09:33 - Dec 16 with 1263 views | jacktar |
Well we all know the French love us Brits really. |  |
| We shouldn't all be tarred with the same brush you know! |
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| Macron lol on 10:44 - Dec 16 with 1175 views | A_Fans_Dad |
Two faced French person who treats his own people like shit and who has been trying to screw us for 3 years.
Reality bites. [Post edited 16 Dec 2019 10:45]
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| Macron lol on 16:00 - Dec 16 with 1045 views | westwalesed |
In all seriousness I fully expect the EU to be much, much, more conciliatory now they know that the Government has an absolutely huge majority. [Post edited 16 Dec 2019 16:18]
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| Macron lol on 16:07 - Dec 16 with 1027 views | longlostjack |
| Macron lol on 16:00 - Dec 16 by westwalesed |
In all seriousness I fully expect the EU to be much, much, more conciliatory now they know that the Government has an absolutely huge majority. [Post edited 16 Dec 2019 16:18]
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Compliant in what way? |  |
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| Macron lol on 16:08 - Dec 16 with 1022 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Macron lol on 16:00 - Dec 16 by westwalesed |
In all seriousness I fully expect the EU to be much, much, more conciliatory now they know that the Government has an absolutely huge majority. [Post edited 16 Dec 2019 16:18]
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He realises that without trade with the UK any thousands of farming, manufacturing and tourists jobs will be lost in France. | |
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| Macron lol on 16:10 - Dec 16 with 1015 views | westwalesed |
| Macron lol on 16:07 - Dec 16 by longlostjack |
Compliant in what way? |
Just in terms of their dealings with us when it comes to trade negotiations. It won't be "this is totally non-negotiable n way that is it no chance we are looking at this again" as it was with the Withdrawal Agreement. Mind you even then they blinked when they thought Boris would take us out with No Deal.
I expect it to be far more conciliatory and actually approached in the spirit of a future partnership. It is massively in their interest, and ours, to do a simple free trade agreement. | |
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| Macron lol on 16:14 - Dec 16 with 1002 views | longlostjack |
| Macron lol on 16:10 - Dec 16 by westwalesed |
Just in terms of their dealings with us when it comes to trade negotiations. It won't be "this is totally non-negotiable n way that is it no chance we are looking at this again" as it was with the Withdrawal Agreement. Mind you even then they blinked when they thought Boris would take us out with No Deal.
I expect it to be far more conciliatory and actually approached in the spirit of a future partnership. It is massively in their interest, and ours, to do a simple free trade agreement. |
Simple being the operative word in every sense. Conciliatory a better word than compliant. | |
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| Macron lol on 16:16 - Dec 16 with 998 views | Highjack |
I don’t think Boris would ever go through with No deal even though he’s a mad bastard but he would certainly threaten it if things aren’t going his way, just like he did last time. But this time there isn’t the safety net of Parliament stopping it. |  |
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| Macron lol on 16:17 - Dec 16 with 996 views | westwalesed |
| Macron lol on 16:14 - Dec 16 by longlostjack |
Simple being the operative word in every sense. Conciliatory a better word than compliant. |
Agreed it would be and happy to amend! | |
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| Macron lol on 16:19 - Dec 16 with 990 views | westwalesed |
| Macron lol on 16:16 - Dec 16 by Highjack |
I don’t think Boris would ever go through with No deal even though he’s a mad bastard but he would certainly threaten it if things aren’t going his way, just like he did last time. But this time there isn’t the safety net of Parliament stopping it. |
Neither do I.
But the important thing is that there was enough doubt in the minds of the EU negotiators to give him something. | |
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| Macron lol on 21:21 - Dec 16 with 851 views | builthjack |
Well he does have a store in Neath |  |
| Swansea Indepenent Poster Of The Year 2021. Dr P / Mart66 / Roathie / Parlay / E20/ Duffle was 2nd, but he is deluded and thinks in his little twisted brain that he won. Poor sod. We let him win this year, as he has cried for a whole year. His 14 usernames, bless his cotton socks.
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| Macron lol on 21:03 - Dec 17 with 610 views | Trump73 |
| Macron lol on 16:16 - Dec 16 by Highjack |
I don’t think Boris would ever go through with No deal even though he’s a mad bastard but he would certainly threaten it if things aren’t going his way, just like he did last time. But this time there isn’t the safety net of Parliament stopping it. |
‘Safety net’ that’s a strange way of describing the sabotaging of the negotiations. | | | |
| Macron lol on 21:28 - Dec 17 with 547 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Macron lol on 16:10 - Dec 16 by westwalesed |
Just in terms of their dealings with us when it comes to trade negotiations. It won't be "this is totally non-negotiable n way that is it no chance we are looking at this again" as it was with the Withdrawal Agreement. Mind you even then they blinked when they thought Boris would take us out with No Deal.
I expect it to be far more conciliatory and actually approached in the spirit of a future partnership. It is massively in their interest, and ours, to do a simple free trade agreement. |
By ‘they blinked’ I assume you mean they went back to the deal they’d originally suggested but previously May had refused? | | | |
| Macron lol on 21:49 - Dec 17 with 525 views | Luther27 |
| Macron lol on 21:28 - Dec 17 by londonlisa2001 |
By ‘they blinked’ I assume you mean they went back to the deal they’d originally suggested but previously May had refused? |
At the end of the day Lisa it looks as though for the first time in three and a half years Parliament has a huge working majority to propose what it wants, wether that is right or wrong. It's the first time the EU negotiations has got to that stage and the EU are now fully aware of the game of poker that is to be played out.
I don't read to much into Macrons views, though they are influential. I pay more attention to Merkel for obvious reasons. | | | |
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