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Do you think there will be a Deal or No Deal?

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I can't believe I am leaving Australia to move to the UK in 3 weeks... What the feck was I thinking!
 
So glad the Tories ran this referendum to sort out the problems in their party.
 
The feckin British are mental. You would think it was the other EU states who asked Britain to leave the EU the way the British politicians go on about things.
It was Brexiteers who during their referendum campaign said that the remainders were scaremongering about the Ireland border (amongst many other things). Now it turns out the remainders were not scaremongering the Brexiteers are now saying the EU are holding the UK to ransom. Bunch of lying bastards!!
 
May will be gone, there's far too many tories who actually just want a hard brexit. They'll ignore calls for a general election and delay to brexit and we'll be stuck with a Boris, Davis Mog goverment for the forseeble whilst they feck us.
 
Theresa to address parliament this afternoon on Brexit.

Usually only does this after a summit.

Interesting.
 
Paul the Wolf said:
You'll be lucky, remember all the flights, boats and trains will stop running after 29th march. You'll be a prisoner.
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That used to be enough to get sent to Australia. I'm actually fairly optimistic about it. Even in a no deal I don't think it will be as bad as everyone thinks. There is still a lot of consumers in the UK and ultimately business will find a way to deal with it.
 
Theresa May trying to do a whole UK wise Customs Union backstop deal. Tories have told her to get fecked.
Only in this country would the Tories continue to get elected inspite of shambles after shambles.
 
711 said:
The DUP won't pick the next Tory leader. Javid and Johnson are joint favourites at 11/2. I fancy Gove at 12/1.
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actually in order to form a government they have to get the dup votes to do so... therefore it has to be somebody they are ok with and given their stance on brexit I dont know if Javid would be seen by them as acceptable
Johnson Davies or Mogg I think - surely Gove is too smiley for anybody to vote for - actually what am I saying - yeah Gove is clearly in the mix as well
 
Green_Red said:
That used to be enough to get sent to Australia. I'm actually fairly optimistic about it. Even in a no deal I don't think it will be as bad as everyone thinks. There is still a lot of consumers in the UK and ultimately business will find a way to deal with it.
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You would think that it wouldn't come to that but a rational person wouldn't think that a leading world power would have voluntarily committed economic suicide.

The UK won't be able to cope with real no-deal scenario. A genuine no deal , which means no agreements for anything, will be much worse than most people imagine.

The Uk relies on its close ties with its neighbours, the EU.
People say other countries are not in the EU but are OK but that's because they are distant, like Australia and their economies are not so intertwined.
 
The banks and markets are still acting with almost certainty that some sort of deal will be struck. In the event of a hard brexit, they are at least expecting a transitional period to be agreed, 2 years to prepare.
 
There's going to be a lot of those type of excuses to try and hide the leave campaigns errors.

I'm sure a small part of May wants to hand over the reigns to watch them feck it up
 
golden_blunder said:
Ireland would need to make up 11bn a year to make up for what the UK puts into the north. Not gonna happen anytime soon
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and why the hell would the Irish Republic want to unite with the North.There is a dislike among Southern Irish regards the people of the North. SF might want to try and imagine a romantic notion of a United Ireland but the 6 counties of NI only bring heartache and trouble. I reckon the vast majority of ROI would vote against joining their Northern Neighbours until they show maturity and progression as a society.
 
bazalini said:
and why the hell would the Irish Republic want to unite with the North.There is a dislike among Southern Irish regards the people of the North. SF might want to try and imagine a romantic notion of a United Ireland but the 6 counties of NI only bring heartache and trouble. I reckon the vast majority of ROI would vote against joining their Northern Neighbours until they show maturity and progression as a society.
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I read a study by a Trinity economist and he said that the public would have to pay around 50% more tax to pay for it unless the UK footed the bill. Like I say I can’t see it happening anytime soon
 
bazalini said:
and why the hell would the Irish Republic want to unite with the North.There is a dislike among Southern Irish regards the people of the North. SF might want to try and imagine a romantic notion of a United Ireland but the 6 counties of NI only bring heartache and trouble. I reckon the vast majority of ROI would vote against joining their Northern Neighbours until they show maturity and progression as a society.
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would be interesting... Ive always said the SNP should push for a UK wide referendum on scottish independence I think they would walk it (likewise I suspect a EU wide vote on should uk the stay or go would but be anything like to close vote in the UK but around 80 to 90% saying kick us out)
 
golden_blunder said:
I read a study by a Trinity economist and he said that the public would have to pay around 50% more tax to pay for it unless the UK footed the bill. Like I say I can’t see it happening anytime soon
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And while I am in the mood - Why have SF not taken their Westminster votes at probably the most crucial time since the formation of teh state.

*won't sit at Westminster
*Won't form government in Stormont
*Opted not to take part in Government talks regards Republic of Ireland.

Anyone who votes for these charlatans need their heads examined. Worst then the DUP for lining their own pockets, doing nothing for their constituents while being populist at every opportunity
 
Green_Red said:
That used to be enough to get sent to Australia. I'm actually fairly optimistic about it. Even in a no deal I don't think it will be as bad as everyone thinks. There is still a lot of consumers in the UK and ultimately business will find a way to deal with it.
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This is what I think as well in my limited knowledge.

Overall I think Brexit will be a negative but it won't be doomsday. This is all based on questions I ask though so can't tell for sure!
 
Our govt sent Raab all the way to Brussels just to walk out of a meeting and add a video of theatre.
Our friends in the continent, this is what we are dealing with .
 
Adisa said:
Our govt sent Raab all the way to Brussels just to walk out of a meeting and add a video of theatre.
Our friends in the continent, this is what we are dealing with .
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It's quite funny if you actually picture him walking through the door only to walk out seconds later slamming the door shut behind him. Maybe they should take a page out of Raiola's book and throw a chair, if it works for him I'm sure it can work for Raab.

Or he can do an LVG and get his balls out, why the hell not at this point?
 
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