She stated she wants no ECJ, no FOM no contributions, unless she is willing to back down on all three, there is very little to discuss
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She stated she wants no ECJ, no FOM no contributions, unless she is willing to back down on all three, there is very little to discuss
You said thanks to May nownyou say Boris. Which is it?
Yes there, uk needs info from Junck on how henturned Lux into a paradise
For the moment they seem not care Xi, Biden and Russia are the main subject. They reported comments from Germany and Belgium though.
Johnson is an idiot, and in isolation his babblings might get waved away as typical Boris. When the PM is behaving like a damn moron too however, it just cements our fast developing reputation as a nation of delusional xenophobes.
How is it gonna work for the Premier League player from Europe?
According to Verhofstadt the UK asked for no tarrifs and to be included in some EU projects. So if he isn't lying there is plenty to discuss.
Johnson was liked by a few on the caf. Check his thread out. It may surprise you
I liked him as an MP and entertainer who didn't have the power to actually do anything of any importance. I didn't however expect anyone to be stupid enough to make him the U.K. Foreign Secretary. Then again this is truly the decade of political parody.
Nothing here
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Not quite all over europe yet
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Not quite all over europe yet
On account of size. Cadbury will give a much better deal to Tesco than to Mr Patels corner shop on account of their purchasing power
Really? I always thought he was a dickhead and yet remain campers are hanging on his every word. why?
Well no. Based on bulk buying
and youve gone down to the prosseco level argument
Yes if May wants to back down on something'--how can she now without being lynched by the Brexit mob
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The EU has 500 million customers, the UK 65 million, so guess who gets the good deal
Had to make it simple enough for a Brexiter to understand
I always knew he was one, différence is he is now UK foreign secretary
Its not about what May can do but whether the uk economy can be turned into a tax haven. Luxembourg and malta has a small economy with few citizens (less then half a million). 2% of a multinational company taxes will raise its gdp.The uk economy is far too big and complex to be sustained as a tax haven.
Mostly, yeah. For what it's worth I have no problem with seeking to reduce net immigration numbers if people feel they're too high, and I do think there should be a responsibility for anyone moving to a new country to aim to learn the language to a conversational level, and to be completely fluent if they're working in a field which requires use of language a lot. But if our plan is just to replace EU immigrants with Commonwealth ones then...well, it seems quite backwards. Especially when people coming from a lot of EU countries are often already fluent in English, often professionals moving here for work.
Obviously the collective 500 million that all want the same chocolate bar. But they dont
Thats no excuse
Almost as if that 500 million is being listened to in equal measure, each with their own views and voices being heard...this being something the UK will no longer have now we're on the outside if the EU try to push further reforms that don't suit us.
So it was never a moral issue with you but one of execution?
It is an excuse. Why do you think that only small countries are tax havens? Its because its profitable for them not for the big guys
Further reforms? That suggests that some have already happenedAlmost as if that 500 million is being listened to in equal measure, each with their own views and voices being heard...this being something the UK will no longer have now we're on the outside if the EU try to push further reforms that don't suit us.
The moral issue went out of the window the moment May started threatening
So you'll be ok if the uk makes it work?
I dont think any big country can especially a country who relies so much on its financial services reputation
Well they are not, their mp's might be listened to but as schulz said, maybe we need to start listening to the people. You cant polish a turdAlmost as if that 500 million is being listened to in equal measure, each with their own views and voices being heard...this being something the UK will no longer have now we're on the outside if the EU try to push further reforms that don't suit us.
But you'll be ok if they do?
The EU have largely been stubborn on reform and it's a major fault but as we see the rise of the far-right in Europe and the global tensions that are around, they may be forced to reform at one point. Top figures may not wish to do so at the moment but it strikes me as an inevitability at one point in a fast-changing world.
Of course though, we've signed off any hopes of having a significant voices in those reforms...and also depleted the European Parliament of a significant bloc of Eurosceptic MEP's.
I am from an island just like you, just smaller and had spent most of its history waaay poorer to you. You do what you need to survive.
Ps surviving means not shooting at the balls with a magnum
Good thing then that Cadbury make more than one chocolate bar
But you'd be ok with it, if it became a successful tax haven?
Not everyone likes the same brand