| Brexit latest 22:56 - Dec 2 with 787 views | KeithHaynes |
I would have thought by now an easy to understand timetable of announcements would have been made known. |  |
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| Brexit latest on 12:49 - Dec 3 with 732 views | Catullus |
That presupposes our politicians have a clue. I though experience has told us different? |  |
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| Brexit latest on 12:52 - Dec 3 with 733 views | onehunglow |
How will it affect you,Keith? | |
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| Brexit latest on 13:00 - Dec 3 with 719 views | Joe_bradshaw |
I think that a deal is inching closer. Hard line brexiteers like Cain and Cummings have left Downing Street and the last minute negotiations will secure a deal because no one wants a no deal scenario. Whatever that deal is Boris will present it as a triumph and a cave in by the EU but a deal is a deal and it will involve concessions on both sides. People will believe what they want to believe and seek evidence from biased media outlets to prove their point. |  |
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| Brexit latest on 13:21 - Dec 3 with 709 views | trampie |
| Brexit latest on 13:00 - Dec 3 by Joe_bradshaw |
I think that a deal is inching closer. Hard line brexiteers like Cain and Cummings have left Downing Street and the last minute negotiations will secure a deal because no one wants a no deal scenario. Whatever that deal is Boris will present it as a triumph and a cave in by the EU but a deal is a deal and it will involve concessions on both sides. People will believe what they want to believe and seek evidence from biased media outlets to prove their point. |
Anything other than a no deal will be surrendering, that is what Brexit fans say and most voted on that basis. |  |
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| Brexit latest on 17:12 - Dec 3 with 681 views | Catullus |
| Brexit latest on 13:21 - Dec 3 by trampie |
Anything other than a no deal will be surrendering, that is what Brexit fans say and most voted on that basis. |
That is plain nonsense. I was prepared for a no deal but always hoped that common sense would prevail and a fair deal would be done.
Part of the problem is the Eu was using brinksmanship and it was working on Theresa Mays half soaked lot but then Bojo came in and started pushing back. Slowly the EU realised it wouldn't be a cakewalk and now a reasonable deal looks possible. It's going down to the wire though. | |
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| Brexit latest on 17:30 - Dec 3 with 674 views | trampie |
| Brexit latest on 17:12 - Dec 3 by Catullus |
That is plain nonsense. I was prepared for a no deal but always hoped that common sense would prevail and a fair deal would be done.
Part of the problem is the Eu was using brinksmanship and it was working on Theresa Mays half soaked lot but then Bojo came in and started pushing back. Slowly the EU realised it wouldn't be a cakewalk and now a reasonable deal looks possible. It's going down to the wire though. |
I know of loads of leave voters and they wanted out, not half in half out, or out with a deal with the foreigners they just wanted out.
It didn't say out with a deal on the ballot paper, anything other than out with no deal would be a sell out to the people of this country. | |
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| Brexit latest on 23:26 - Dec 3 with 632 views | builthjack |
It reminds me of our transfer dealings during Jenkins last few seasons.
Late, poor, it got us relegated and in financial poo.
The tories have had years to get deals in place. They haven't.
I fear for the farming industry. |  |
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| Brexit latest on 23:48 - Dec 3 with 626 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Brexit latest on 23:26 - Dec 3 by builthjack |
It reminds me of our transfer dealings during Jenkins last few seasons.
Late, poor, it got us relegated and in financial poo.
The tories have had years to get deals in place. They haven't.
I fear for the farming industry. |
100 per cent
Johnson has no clue.
And he is a fat lazy shitehouse 👠|  |
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| Brexit latest on 08:51 - Dec 4 with 567 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Brexit latest on 23:48 - Dec 3 by Kilkennyjack |
100 per cent
Johnson has no clue.
And he is a fat lazy shitehouse 👠|
Bad news for the ROI they will suffer a big trade loss with the UK plus it will be hard for them to export their food products via the UK to the EU because of all the new paperwork that is involved crossing the two borders.
At least the ROI will feel good punishing the UK and will have to make up some of the shortfall to the EU budget that the UK currently pays. | |
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| Brexit latest on 13:40 - Dec 4 with 535 views | Catullus |
| Brexit latest on 17:30 - Dec 3 by trampie |
I know of loads of leave voters and they wanted out, not half in half out, or out with a deal with the foreigners they just wanted out.
It didn't say out with a deal on the ballot paper, anything other than out with no deal would be a sell out to the people of this country. |
It didn't say out with no deal either so please stop making things up. Most people wanted a deal and the leave campaign, amongst their other lies, constantly said a deal would be easy.
Todays talks will be vital, we only have 27 days and oh, around 9 hours left beofre we leave the transition period and we no longer have follow any EU rules. | |
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| Brexit latest on 14:24 - Dec 4 with 522 views | trampie |
| Brexit latest on 13:40 - Dec 4 by Catullus |
It didn't say out with no deal either so please stop making things up. Most people wanted a deal and the leave campaign, amongst their other lies, constantly said a deal would be easy.
Todays talks will be vital, we only have 27 days and oh, around 9 hours left beofre we leave the transition period and we no longer have follow any EU rules. |
Most people did not want a deal, they wanted out and anything else other than a no deal Brexit will be going against what people voted for. | |
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| Brexit latest on 14:37 - Dec 4 with 517 views | BarrySwan |
| Brexit latest on 14:24 - Dec 4 by trampie |
Most people did not want a deal, they wanted out and anything else other than a no deal Brexit will be going against what people voted for. |
Thats not really true is it?
The real problem is that many people recognise that the EU being such a devious undemocratic institution giving its approval to a deal with the UK would probably mean that the tories would have basically conceded national sovereignty to a foreign power to make decisions for us in addition to already virtually signing over Northern Ireland to EU governance.
Never trust a tory never trust the EU is a mantra well worth remembering.
There seems to be a marked reluctance by the EU as well as many British politicians to recognise that a sovereign state makes its own laws and runs its own country without interference from other countries courts and administrations.
What many people voted for is that the UK runs its own affairs by governments that the electorate can boot out at a general election if they wish rather than be dictated to in law or trade agreement by a foreign power that can't be booted out at a general election. | | | |
| Brexit latest on 14:42 - Dec 4 with 513 views | trampie |
| Brexit latest on 14:37 - Dec 4 by BarrySwan |
Thats not really true is it?
The real problem is that many people recognise that the EU being such a devious undemocratic institution giving its approval to a deal with the UK would probably mean that the tories would have basically conceded national sovereignty to a foreign power to make decisions for us in addition to already virtually signing over Northern Ireland to EU governance.
Never trust a tory never trust the EU is a mantra well worth remembering.
There seems to be a marked reluctance by the EU as well as many British politicians to recognise that a sovereign state makes its own laws and runs its own country without interference from other countries courts and administrations.
What many people voted for is that the UK runs its own affairs by governments that the electorate can boot out at a general election if they wish rather than be dictated to in law or trade agreement by a foreign power that can't be booted out at a general election. |
It is true I know loads of leave voters and they want out, they don't want a deal with the EU they want out. | |
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| Brexit latest on 18:55 - Dec 4 with 466 views | majorraglan |
| Brexit latest on 14:42 - Dec 4 by trampie |
It is true I know loads of leave voters and they want out, they don't want a deal with the EU they want out. |
We were told we’d be leaving and that a deal would be easy to negotiate, German car makers and all that guff, most of the people I know who want out wanted out with a deal. Personally I’d rather leave with a deal that allows our exporters the opportunity to access the EU markets.
Fishing seems to be the main stumbling block, in terms of fishing’s contribution to the overall economy it’s minuscule, but it’s been promoted as a major issue and the politicians have painted themselves in to a corner.
Let’s hope common sense prevails. | | | |
| Brexit latest on 19:13 - Dec 4 with 457 views | trampie |
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| Brexit latest on 19:18 - Dec 4 with 451 views | Catullus |
Hmm, a pro Eu site wheeling out an MEP who is probably pro EU too and not happy his pay day is going away.
What does one persons opinion matter? Does he know all 17,410,000 leave voters and exactly what they want too? | |
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| Brexit latest on 19:23 - Dec 4 with 445 views | trampie |
I thought it was a classic, English nationalist party wants no deal blah blah blah. | |
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| Brexit latest on 19:23 - Dec 4 with 443 views | trampie |
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| Brexit latest on 19:26 - Dec 4 with 431 views | trampie |
| Brexit latest on 19:23 - Dec 4 by trampie |
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Our vote has been dishonoured.
Boris must go for a no deal. We want out !
That is what the tweeter says and that is what should happen, that is what people I know voted for and expect - no deal. | |
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| Brexit latest on 19:33 - Dec 4 with 423 views | Catullus |
| Brexit latest on 19:26 - Dec 4 by trampie |
Our vote has been dishonoured.
Boris must go for a no deal. We want out !
That is what the tweeter says and that is what should happen, that is what people I know voted for and expect - no deal. |
Of course some people want no deal but not the majority. We were given a binary choice which many people disagreed with.
https://www.businessinsider.com/brexit-poll-majority-brits-disagree-boris-johnso
Most people want a deal, whichever side they voted for. | |
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| Brexit latest on 19:57 - Dec 4 with 410 views | ItchySphincter |
| Brexit latest on 13:00 - Dec 3 by Joe_bradshaw |
I think that a deal is inching closer. Hard line brexiteers like Cain and Cummings have left Downing Street and the last minute negotiations will secure a deal because no one wants a no deal scenario. Whatever that deal is Boris will present it as a triumph and a cave in by the EU but a deal is a deal and it will involve concessions on both sides. People will believe what they want to believe and seek evidence from biased media outlets to prove their point. |
Cain and Cummings were power grabbers more than hard line Brexiteers. They saw a mechanism for harnessing the support of bigots and thickos and ran with it. I feel sorry for the genuine euro-sceptics who had made more informed decisions, purely for being associated with this gigantic swindle. |  |
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| Brexit latest on 09:46 - Dec 5 with 345 views | Highjack |
| Brexit latest on 18:55 - Dec 4 by majorraglan |
We were told we’d be leaving and that a deal would be easy to negotiate, German car makers and all that guff, most of the people I know who want out wanted out with a deal. Personally I’d rather leave with a deal that allows our exporters the opportunity to access the EU markets.
Fishing seems to be the main stumbling block, in terms of fishing’s contribution to the overall economy it’s minuscule, but it’s been promoted as a major issue and the politicians have painted themselves in to a corner.
Let’s hope common sense prevails. |
It may be minuscule to the overall economy but to a lot of communities it’s been a vital part of life for millennia.
To put it into context the steel industry is only 0.1% of the economy. People elsewhere could use the argument “oh it’s only a minuscule part of the economy, who gives a shit? It’s not a big issue” but we know what effect it would have on this area and places like Scunthorpe. |  |
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