Looks like the low budget version of Have I Got News For You.Even their faces are terrifying..
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I see the Libertines are back.
Not really. The dutch hinted at allowing dual nationality for brits in the worst case. Dont know anyone thats applied tho.
This is just mental.
Brexit is clearly not good news for us in ROI, but the longer this goes on the more part of me hopes the UK get exactly what they deserve here, despite how much that will hurt us too. I know there's good folk on here that will not like that train of thought, but Jesus- how are the EU expected to soften their stance when they're faced with this bullshit?
I think no deal is all but guaranteed here.
100% this
Here in Germany until now nothing even the offices for pensions etc. do not have a clue as to what will happen when this madness takes place next year which is annoying, all these politicianswant is to pose and posture instead of doing what they are supposed to be doing looking after the people.
Javid’s comment only makes any sense (being generous) if all or nearly all those 700,000 are from EU countries. I suspect that’s not true.
Besides, if you are in the UK to perform seasonal labour like fruit picking, why do you need more than a few basic words of English anyway?
A big chunk of whom are Brexiteers who are appalled by the EU plans of restricting their FOM to just the hosting country
Brexit is about controlling the UK borders and those of the EU as well
now you mention it sheMy understanding is that the vast majority of them were in favor or remaining - perhaps they should consider moving to gibralta
Out of interest what happens to Gibralta ref hard boarder and tarifs etc - thats not been mentioned at all?
My understanding is that the vast majority of them were in favor or remaining - perhaps they should consider moving to gibralta
Out of interest what happens to Gibralta ref hard boarder and tarifs etc - thats not been mentioned at all?
Most UK immigrants I know tend to justify brexit They also seem to think that they are special (expats) and they should be treated differently because the hosting country economy would collapse without them
Gibralta
Hard brexit = hard boarder
what happens?... its not been mentioned much and certainly not as much as Ireland but surely the same problems exist - possibly even more so in some respects (namely
https://www.independent.co.uk/voice...reland-border-spain-theresa-may-a8234516.html
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...ain-vents-frustration-with-uk-in-brexit-talks
Hard brexit = hard boarder
what happens?... its not been mentioned much and certainly not as much as Ireland but surely the same problems exist - possibly even more so in some respects (namely
https://www.independent.co.uk/voice...reland-border-spain-theresa-may-a8234516.html
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...ain-vents-frustration-with-uk-in-brexit-talks
Immigrants come into a country generally for better opportunities which in turn benefit society and the economy in generalYou call them immigrants and they meltdown. I never understood that.
Expats basically invade a county and go and plant a flag in the sun and try to turn it into a little enclave (not only UK - we just tend to be a bit more twattish about it than the Scandinavians and Germans etc)
You call them immigrants and they meltdown. I never understood that.
Their stereotyping is prevalent. They think all French hates them, that all Germans are all supremacists who want to dominate Europe and that everyone living below france works in tourism. Immigrants are according to them bad so they refuse to ve associated with them. The funny thing is that all migrants want what the same thing ie respect, FOM and rights
I'd like the Brexit voters to experience what they actually voted for, not what they think they voted for, because they clearly don't know, unfortunately everyone will suffer.
Yes no deal is almost a certainty unless May completely caves in. Even then, I think the EU have had enough, only Ireland (not trade as Brexiters think) is stopping the EU from telling the UK to piss off.
Will the UK become the only country in the world to require someone living there to speak the language? I can sort of understand for someone to become a national they should speak the language.
EU national's are easy targets at present because the vast majority of immigrants are from outside the EU and they are supposedly in full control of them.
I suspect worse things are to come if May remains PM. She clearly doesn't like foreigners.
And over 95% of voters in Gibraltar voted Remain.
Missed my chance this afternoon. After meeting engineers on a project in Brum this morning we strolled over to a second meeting with time to kill and walked into the Remain crowd outside the tory conference so had a laugh with them and wandered away with Bollox to Brexit, Demand a Final Say badges on and a stick of Brexit rock complete with the words Brexit Sucks through the middle.
As the 2nd meeting was a presentation to Highways England, technically still a government office, we felt it wise to remove the badges before heading in but I regretted it on the way home when I ran into Michael Gove at Warwick services. I can confirm however that the reptilian cnut buys his coffee at Costa before heading to the bogs and then carries it to the urinal with him, dirty bastard.
As the 2nd meeting was a presentation to Highways England, technically still a government office, we felt it wise to remove the badges before heading in but I regretted it on the way home when I ran into Michael Gove at Warwick services. I can confirm however that the reptilian cnut buys his coffee at Costa before heading to the bogs and then carries it to the urinal with him, dirty bastard.
To be fair if he left his coffee unnatended close to me he would certainly be a dirty bastard for drinking it...
You should have asked him what he is actually good at.
Creating Bile
UK car sales down 20% on last year
DFS reporting profits down 50% on last year
Nissan might cut 8000 jobs if we have hard Brexit
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Someone needs to stop this BS.
DFS reporting profits down 50% on last year
Nissan might cut 8000 jobs if we have hard Brexit
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Someone needs to stop this BS.
Country heading towards crisis as no deal becomes ever more likely and this twat saunters onto the stage at one the most important party conferences ever
Will a no deal lead to Scotland having another Scottish Independence vote in the near future? What about Ireland, will this have a serious (or any) impact on the chances of a united Ireland?
Green Brexit
They are being pragmatic... Why would an Irish person elected by Irish people on the island if Ireland ever take a seat in a British parliament located in London?
It's just a pity that it has a slight air of the kid that flounces off in a huff expecting his mates to follow him and beg him to come back. And they don't.
To prevent a hard boarder causing damage to said Irish people or to try and force a 2nd referendum to ensure the will of the Irish people who voted to remain in the EU is carried out?
Its a valid decision not to recognize the authority of the parliament - but if doing so causes lasting economic hardship for those they represent (and lets remember they represent a constituency not all of whom would have voted for them... not all of whom would necessarily identify as Irish) plus could actually do more to divide and ultimately harm the goal of a united Ireland they could you know perhaps exercise their right to vote?
I didn't think they would - put there are certainly arguments on both sides of the issue as to what would be the best course of action.
I guess they are just a little more true to their beliefs, integrity isn't usually a trait you'd associate with politicians, but there you have it.
The economic failure of the Northern Irish state due to the votes of people in mainland Britain is one more reason why Northern Ireland should not be part of Britain... I am guessing that is how they will use the result. It is a political game of chess. A majority voted remain in NI and now the British government is dragging them out of Europe against their will... That will result in people from all sides eventually coming to terms with NI probably being better off not part of Britain.
It's probably not even that calculated. It is as simple as never taking a seat in the government buildings of what is an illegal invading country. Sinn Féin and it's associates see themselves as torch bearers of the original provisional Irish government that declared itself in 1916. They will never recognise Britain's claim to dominion over any part of Ireland. Taking a seat at Westminster to deal with Irish affairs would be tantamount to acceptance of that dominion and would legitimise it.
I could be wrong but don't MPs need to swear and oath of allegiance to HM and the British state? That could be a clincher as to why they wont take their seats. They are also looking fantastic at the moment by doing absolutely nothing and leaving the whole shebang to May and Foster.
Do you mean that the EU deal with Canada is bad for Canada?
Find it remarkable how people are just talking about a Canada like deal like it's nothing. It will kill the manufacturing sector stone dead. Services would also be crippled.
It's basically a FTA. Doesn't solve any of the problems Brexit will cause.
So basically mogg and Boris agree with the EU...
I have a serious question.
What would be some advantages of Brexit.
What would be some advantages of Brexit.
Yes, which would be acceptance of the dominion of the British over parts of and the people of Ireland... Saying some words in a foreign language isn't really the root of thr issue is it. Or do you think that's the reason?
Good question, one that is yet to answered. I am starting to think there aren't any. No, I'm not starting to think, it has been bleeding obvious right form the start, it's the stupidest fecking idea anyone has ever thought of.
There has never been any attempt whatsoever to sell it to the sceptics, in fact everything that has gone on has served to make the sceptics more and more sceptical.