Childish digs? Wtf
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Childish digs? Wtf
Let's see the outcome of the court case, if May wins the pound nosedives again.
Official negotiations haven't even begun, and won't before the UK pulls the trigger (triggering article 50).
It seems as if informal negotiations did not lead to anything; many politicians across EU member states and from the EU institutions indicated from conversations they had with either May, Johnson or Davis that so far the UK haven't been able to come up with anything other than "have the cake and eat it". Unsurprisingly, this is rejected.
Edit: This article gives a sense of how it's going. There was a more recent one I had in mind but can't retrieve. https://www.theguardian.com/politic...ministers-boris-johnson-prosecco-claim-brexit
You are always angling to put the blame on the EU, for example pretending that the vetoes will lengthen the process.
That's exactly how one should negotiate in any situation in life, I want everything and I want it for free
They will lengthen the process of any deal and that's a fact, why wouldn't it?
I don't like a lot of politicians that govern countries in the eu, I despise them, some just lie but all have followed a neo liberal policy that isn't working for most, its a joke.
And yes I despise Mark Rutte PM of Holland
No they are not going to, the length is set and it's 24 months whether an agreement is found or not, that's the fact.
No need to mention that you would go all in with an unrealistic position that would piss your negotiation partners off, it's obvious from your posts.
We're all waiting for May, normally negotiations will finish by the end of September 2018 if May doesn't delay again.
and yet you refuse to return to your country and stay in the unions because of the 'beer'
do we?
The UK will trigger article 50 and after two years they are out. That's quite straightforward isn't it?
the UK politicians never lie, god bless them
... and they have never ever followed neoliberal policies.
That's not what I meant. I don't understand why a region gets a vote (i.e. Wallonia).
I was talking about nation states rather than a major state being vetoed by some minor region.
Wrong again. Re read my post
dear Me. Is this the standard of remain voters ?
What the.......?
Again i said deal ffs.
Thats not a deal thats exit time ffs
Theoretically a deal could take 10 years, better hope that May comes up with an acceptable plan for the EU or it's off to Limboland for the UK
they have and are. Thats why the debt is high and infrastructure so shit.... and they have never ever followed neoliberal policies.
With a veto for all it will be longer. Time to move on
Because Belgium is divided in two regions and have two parliaments.
There may never be a deal, that's what no-one knows, this has been one of my strongest arguments all along, lemmings off a cliff
To move on what? We don't have to find a deal and we surely don't have to take a deal that we don't want.
Edit: Moving on solely equates to the UK leaving the EU.
May and Brexiters won't change that.
It was totally predictable. Don't WT..=me, read your posts. That attitude of yours is all over them.
It's because tax in the Uk is too low and there's not enough money and the Brits don't want to pay for it.
A deal with a country whose leaving the union is the least of an entire continent with over 40 trade deals already convern
Better off then a brexit minister who used the ecj to nail off the brexit prime minister
Sorry if this has been posted before. For sure Lego toys aren't indispensable but I feel a bit sorry for parents anyway.
https://www.theguardian.com/busines...-raise-its-prices-in-uk-from-january-sterling
https://www.theguardian.com/busines...-raise-its-prices-in-uk-from-january-sterling
That is entirely true. Tax shy brits want services for free.
No may wont change that but osbornes targets have been ditched. Still, cos neoliberalism isn't working in the eu thats no reason to copy just because uk is in the eu. Try something different.
Agreed with this article in the Guardian
Europes lack of strong leadership
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...nde-renzi-berlin-truck-paris-attacks-brussels
Europes lack of strong leadership
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...nde-renzi-berlin-truck-paris-attacks-brussels
I think Brits would be happy to pay more taxes if they felt they got better value for the taxes they do pay. Far too much of our taxes are currently being wasted nationally by the government and locally by councils.
I've never spoken to a Norwegian that doesn't support their tax system. They pay a fortune but are rewarded with great infrastructure.
As has the rest of Western Europe.
Anyway the Brits can spend all the money they think they're saving, on the side of a big red bus by leaving the EU, on the infrastructure and services, that is if they believe a word they've been told but then they must have done otherwise why vote to leave.
I like to think of it as a sort of Schrodinger's Brexit: to leavers the EU is both somehow a failed venture that'll collapse within a few years, but also a strong, powerful entity that's year away from complete federalism.
For what it's worth, I'm firmly in the remain camp. I think our government is bad enough with the EU keeping them in check. I dread to think what they are going to be like without them.
This talk of bringing power back to Britain... I'd be all for it if I trusted the politicians that will benefit from it.
I can't think of a politician I would trust anywhere in the world at the moment, but then again that's nothing really new, just worse than the usual. 2016 was a bad year for the world, I dread to think what 2017 will bring.