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Started by Field Marshal Dr. Opti, 14 January 2019, 17:00:48

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Lizzie Zoom

Quote from: Varche on 23 January 2019, 12:14:26
Well it hasnt gone down well in other EU countries.

Italy and Poland are contemplating forming an axis against the French German one.

You could not make it up. Macron and Merkel, bothstruggling in popularity stakes staging a joint back slapping exercise withpossiblylittle meaning or maybe not......

Yep, and showing the European instability that I as an historian dread! :( :(

Varche

Yes Lizzie. In a nutshell.

Germany anf France want a greater integrated Federal Europe with populism stopped in its tracks. All member countries to toe the party line. What amazes me is that Brits still do not see what is really going on with the EU. Mind you most voters only think " am I going to be worse or better off".
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Lizzie Zoom

Quote from: Varche on 23 January 2019, 13:26:17
Yes Lizzie. In a nutshell.

Germany anf France want a greater integrated Federal Europe with populism stopped in its tracks. All member countries to toe the party line. What amazes me is that Brits still do not see what is really going on with the EU. Mind you most voters only think " am I going to be worse or better off".


Yes, as they have historically for certainly the last 100 years ot at least once all got the vote.  It is natural human nature.

That thought also brought, amongst other factors, the Nazis to power in Germany. :(

Rods2

Another petition saying we don't want the extending or removal of Article 50 under any circumstances, which has already got over 100,000 votes. Even if these petitions get nowhere they do indicate to the government the strength of feelings on leaving the EU for many people. :y :y :y

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/224908/signatures/new
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Migv6 le Frog Fan

Just signed it. As imo, should anyone who believes in democracy, regardless of their feelings about Brexit.
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Field Marshal Dr. Opti

Almost certainly a real no deal brexit will not be allowed to happen by the 'powers that be'

Even JRM seems to be softening his approach. Big business will see a 'no deal' doesn't happen.

I can't believe if we 'leave' with a soft brexit that leavers will be happy that the EU will still be in charge to a large extent.




ronnyd

Signed, but don,t hold out much hope with the bunch of incompetent tards who wander the corridors of the Palace of Westminster.  ::)

STEMO

I've given up dropping my pearls of wisdom on this subject. It's going to be no brexit, or a deal that is so soft it might as well be no brexit.

Migv6 le Frog Fan

Agreed.  :y............my guess is that the EU will make some insignificant concessions at the last minute, and there will be little choice but to grab their offer to stop the referendum from being overturned completely.
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TheBoy

I'm beyond caring, as long as its not extended.  The uncertainty has done irreparable damage to the economy, as can be seen from the business pages of any newspaper, no matter who's knob they are gobbling.  And if you don't believe what you read in the papers, just take a look down your local high street or retail park.
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Varche

Ah yes raging unemployment. Yes the economy is really struggling. Unemplyment at the dizzying heights of a massive 4 %. The lowest it has been.......

Try being a young person in Greece, Spain, Italy etc trying to get a job, family, house. Whole villages are devoid of 18 to 30s who have left the country or gone to a city.

You are right about the uncertainty damaging business. The retards in Westminster collectively should hold their heads in shame at their collective posturing for personal gain rather than pulling together for the UK good. As Nick W says no politician comes out of it looking good.
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Migv6 le Frog Fan

If nothing else, this whole exercise has proved beyond a shadow of a doubt, that the shower of shite in Westminster aren't fit to run a corner shop, never mind a country.
Having said that, the shower in Brussels are a whole lot worse.
So I guess that means were all doomed.  ;D
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2boxerdogs

Quote from: Migv6 on 25 January 2019, 19:59:21
If nothing else, this whole exercise has proved beyond a shadow of a doubt, that the shower of shite in Westminster aren't fit to run a corner shop, never mind a country.
Having said that, the shower in Brussels are a whole lot worse.
So I guess that means were all doomed.  ;D
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Educated idiots the majority of them , not any idea of the real world fed up with all of it bunch of chinless wonders.UK must be the laughing stock of the world.