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

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That'sHernandez said:
While appreciate the analogy, the reason disinfectants claim to kill 99.9% of bacteria is because it cannot be proven that they kill 100% of bacteria and therefore cannot advertise as such, so 99.9% is the closest they can get while being factually correct, in all likelihood they probably do kill 100% of bacteria. Sorry to disappoint!
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No, they can't say it because bacteria create resistance.
 
oates said:
No doubt there are going to be terrible consequences and I don't want to argue about it or take the thread off topic but to my mind Cameron unwittingly offered a bad referendum on what had been the Tories manifesto. Thatcher on the other hand knowingly and at times spitefully ruined whole industries and supporting ones, communities and their futures using the Police as her own army setting them against the British people they were meant to serve damaging the relationship for generations. I know which PM was the worst.
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Can't argue with that.
 
horsechoker said:
I'm trying to be optimistic so if Brexit means we get more quality fried chicken then at least I can clog my arteries and die before life becomes too shit.
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Have you eaten American meat? It's so shite compared to European meat. They're all fecking corn fed over there.

Actually American food in general is shite in comparison, enjoy.

Wibble said:
Refugees from brexit

http://waterfordwhispersnews.com/20...Sl1ARYrIKAuzjqbD6ur5_a3LinP_EmaPXRbZSIm5rKFZM
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:lol: Love Waterford Whisper's
 
Pogue Mahone said:


Where’s that Putin laughing gif?
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Didn't it take Russia something like 20 years to agree all its WTO details as we (amongst others) drilled into and objected to loads of things... No big shock... Half expecting a Chinese warship to start blowing Brighton up untill we agree to sell opium for them... Reap what you sow etc

Edit it took russia 18 years https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-16212643

Also an article dating back to 2016 predicting WTO negotiations would not be straight forward

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www....t-battleground-is-the-wto-uk-theresa-may/amp/

Even new zeland and the usa are objecting to our proposals
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Moscow along with more than a dozen other countries, which include the United States and New Zealand, have raised objections to the UK’s post-Brexit trade proposals.
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Smores said:
Shows how little understanding there still is of the consequences involved in a no deal Brexit. Although i guess they could be brexiteers lying for the poll.
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Pretty much. I think people had no idea that it was going to take this long to leave and now its turned into bizarre sort of apathy were a large part of the population just wants the quickest way to leave.

If there is a border in NL I'm not sure it will at all effect English and Welsh people views on Brexit or national party polling.
 
Sweet Square said:
Pretty much. I think people had no idea that it was going to take this long to leave and now its turned into bizarre sort of apathy were a large part of the population just wants the quickest way to leave.

If there is a border in NL I'm not sure it will at all effect English and Welsh people views on Brexit or national party polling.
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I'm fairly certain my old mans a brexiteer and i know his response to any challenges would just be "Nonsense, it'll be fine".

He's from northern ireland originally too :wenger:
 
Smores said:
I'm fairly certain my old mans a brexiteer and i know his response to any challenges would just be "Nonsense, it'll be fine".

He's from northern ireland originally too :wenger:
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Jesus! There isn't much hope for the anyone then.

I wonder if the recent relatively comfortable history of the UK has made people forget that things can end up going very badly.
 
Sweet Square said:
Pretty much. I think people had no idea that it was going to take this long to leave and now its turned into bizarre sort of apathy were a large part of the population just wants the quickest way to leave.

If there is a border in NL I'm not sure it will at all effect English and Welsh people views on Brexit or national party polling.
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If there is a boarder and it takes us back to the Bombings and violence remainers will say told you so and we should have stayed in the eu... Brexiteers will say it's the EU's fault and it's proof we were right to leave .... Uuurggghhh emigrating is becoming more tempting by the day
 
sun_tzu said:
If there is a boarder and it takes us back to the Bombings and violence remainers will say told you so and we should have stayed in the eu... Brexiteers will say it's the EU's fault and it's proof we were right to leave .... Uuurggghhh emigrating is becoming more tempting by the day
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Oh god this is clearly going to happen. I can also see Katie Hoey argument being used as well - if the Irish don't want a border than they should leave the eu too.

Although if your a conservative mp it will give a bit more weight to the labour are taking us back to the 1970's shtick.
 
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Smores said:
I'm fairly certain my old mans a brexiteer and i know his response to any challenges would just be "Nonsense, it'll be fine".

He's from northern ireland originally too :wenger:
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Yeah, my mum just glibly says 'the pound will recover', with her zero understanding of financial markets. I'm kind of done with criticising the whole thing- when labour MPs and left wing spokespeople like Paul Mason are making the same mistakes, suggesting dead-end policies, I'm going to liquidate all of my investments tomorrow -my wife did a few months ago and she's more cautious than me, but outperforms.
 
Sweet Square said:
Oh god this is clearly going to happen. I can also see Katie Hoey argument being used as well - if the Irish don't want a border than they should leave the eu too.

Although if your a conservative mp it will give a bit more weight to the labour are taking us back to the 1970's shtick.
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Ireland will be leaving anyway apparently so it's no problem:



From the same MP who brought you this:

 
Oldyella said:
Sneaky bastards.

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Oldyella said:
Sneaky bastards.

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When one of the few sensible objections to the EU from the leave side was their fear that we would not be consulted over the Trans Pacific Trade Agreement and would just roll over to take any shite the US threw at us why does it come as no surprise that the age old government trick of hiding public consultations from all but the most eagle eyed and sneaking legislation in by the back door was how we would eventually capitulate.

The EU's bureaucratic nature might make it hard to trust but surely we already knew that there can be no trust in our own politicians.
 
Bury Red said:
The EU's bureaucratic nature might make it hard to trust but surely we already knew that there can be no trust in our own politicians.
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The problem is even if leaving might in theory solve that Brussels bureaucracy, at the same time it will increase a lot the bureaucracy regarding all processes, not just to leave but I suspect for Trade, Companies and on and on.

Not to mention some bureaucracies we in Europe have from Brussels really aren't bad for our health, like having more regulations on the types of food standards.

I don't know if a future FTA with Trump and the Republicans and their so called lack of regulation will be good for Food and Environmental Standards.

Anyway that is a problem your polititians will have to explain to your citizens. If they want to understand it.
 
Paul the Wolf said:
The wording in the article :
"to commemorate the UK's victory in leaving the EU"

Against whom was the UK's victory? common sense?
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:lol:Yeah would expect to see that on Daily Mash or such like.
 
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