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1 hour ago, fishtank said:

Sound bites and rhetoric from the clown in Downing St. with no plan on how to deliver his promises.

Maybe he should consult Larry the cat.

Or maybe the old poster spidey!

15 hours ago, khunken said:

Continuing your ignorance (or troll) about the EU & Ireland regarding Brexit.

In the event of a stupid no-deal exit, all three (EU, UK & Ireland will) suffer but it's the UK that will suffer most.

There would be a hard border, at least in the sense that all goods & services would have to go through customs. Incidentally NI would suffer more than the south as a goods shipping route via Dublin would be closed off to NI companies that send perishables to Europe.

You also continue to post the lie that the Irish PM takes orders from the EU. He knows & is supported by the EU that there is a risk of border violence returning in the event of the border being reinstalled.

Guess I touched a nerve. Most of the EU members take their orders from the EU council if you don't see that you are delusional.

Don't insult me as a troll. I have a different opinion from you.

Ireland will suffer more, its common sense its a smaller country and exports a lot to the UK

15 hours ago, cleopatra2 said:

I see the irish lobby in the US are stating there will be no US trade deal with UK if Belfast Agreement compromised.

Puts the no deal on shaky ground

As strong as the Irish lobby are with their funding of the IRA and terrorism for so many years, I believe that the president has more clout than a group of terrorist funding lobbyists.

5 minutes ago, sawadee1947 said:

It's good to belong to a club of honest people than to be "palaver" for 3 years contributing lies and fakes just to achieve a job as PM. It's a shame how deep a formerly recommended country can fall into the mud and destroy itself.

Good luck "Little Britain"

That is so funny coming from you. Good luck. Sadly I have many Irish family and friends who disagree with you and know what the EU is about. Even worse than the British imperialism that you are still hung up on. It will be Eire who suffer more than the UK if there is a no deal.

Keep supporting Mary mac, she will lead you into the right path.

10 minutes ago, david555 said:

Oh …,I go end this reply's as I only telling you you go have what you want very soon in +/- 90 days , that is all..... it is even the automatic gear from A50 who give you that so wanted freedom !....or am I missing something ...are you regretting it is near …..

Our mourning period U.K. leaving is over ...

I get it you want a British passport. No shame in that as millions seem to want one too. in fact it is the most sought after passport in the world.

Leaving the EU will be like the abolition of slavery to me. Regrets, I have only two. One we should have never joined and two, we should have left much earlier.

8 minutes ago, david555 said:

Has nothing to do in the reassurance I gave you to be out on 1 November ….unless ...unless your OWN government play you brexiteers a dirty trick in your back …..?not us...!

For the moment Brexit is driving on automatic gear

I will try and decipher what you are saying. Have you been on the sauce. As I have said many times good luck with Germany pulling your strings which it seems that you have been happy to do, for such a long time. We in the UK have tried that club, it isn't for us, so good luck.

What is annoying is when foreigners keep telling us what a mistake we are making and how much we will regret it. I don't have the arrogance to tell others in their country, what they should be doing. it isn't my business or do I watch parliament and politicians, scrutinising. It would be pretty weird and creepy to do that.

1 hour ago, sawadee1947 said:

I think this wannabe leader lost his mind totally. There is a deal already. Take it or leave it. With this clown UK lost the rest of credibility and reputation. 

I am looking forward to a no deal and seeing just how easy it will be for the Irish. Will they put a hard border up, no. Will the country go in recession. not as bad as the potato famine but people will feel it for sure. It is even predicted that t will cause a recession across Europe and to the Euro. All because Leo likes to take orders from the EU. He is not on his own though. One of the reasons the UK is leaving.

24 minutes ago, cleopatra2 said:

Whilst i agree with you on principle the people voted to leave.

I disagree that that all these be placed in the category of leave with no deal.

If you can show me on the ballot paper where it said no deal anywhere then I might listen to you. But you know, like we all know, it doesn't. So leave or remain without any conditions means that. Constantly clutching to a flimsy argument may make you feel justified but for me, it is petty and becoming childish.

3 hours ago, david555 said:

I find the speaker of the house more entertaining and having class in his remarks ...however it need sometimes to let sink the words a little in brain before understand the real meaning of them....and an educated man knowing the deep rules of the house 

You obviously have not researched or studied the horrible self righteous, little man. Enjoy him whilst you can, as he will be gone soon.

Doesn't your country have anything to keep you entertained in politics or is it just mundane and boring.

He is a bully and sex pest. So why do you like him?

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/oct/24/vote-may-open-door-to-more-parliamentary-bullying-claims

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/john-bercow-told-to-quit-over-report-into-sex-pest-mps-0t7vrbf2j

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/sex-pests-and-bullies-john-bercow-faces-new-pressure-to-quit-over-grope-dossier-a3962081.html

5 hours ago, fishtank said:

Yes. England and Wales.

Not exactly an empire is it?

 

Boris and his right wing extremist government will be long gone by then.

Typical tactic from those who are bitter, twisted or sore losers. What constitutes Boris and the new cabinet/government 'right wing extremists'. You are talking a load of rollocks.

I guess you are a bitter remainer or europohile, so to make you feel justified, you label those with a absolutely ridiculous statement.

Please show us your evidence for this. I doubt even the Biased Guardian would go with that statement. I guess it must make you feel better. I also imagine throwing milkshakes is justifiable too for you!

6 hours ago, bannork said:

The facts. Barely more than a quarter of UK adults voted to leave the EU.

It was a binary vote. fact. Those that voted which is not compulsory, the majority voted leave. fact. What bit can't you understand. I guess you are one of those that just don't like the facts or accept a democratic referendum. After 3 years people are still going on about whether it is advisory, how many adults voted. You really are embarrassing yourself.

13 minutes ago, cleopatra2 said:

It is in the link provided

The government secured British citizens rights in the WA.

The issue of the British unable to accept what they agreed is not the fault of the EU. It squarely lies with the UK parliament

The WA has not been agreed by the UK government. Where have you been. TM tried 3 times to get it through for the EU and the parliament said "Foxtrot Oscar". the UK Government are still saying they will respect the EU citizens rights. The EU are not saying they will respect the UK citizens rights in the same way the UK will of EU citizens. What bit can't you get your head around.

I guess you are an ill informed Europhile who still thinks the EU is a bastion of democracy.

7 minutes ago, cleopatra2 said:

If was already government policy

Nothing new here

You obviously didn't listen to Adam Bolton on Sky News today, asking the EU would they do the same. as the UK and guarantee the same conditions.

So it is the EU who are causing problems with citizens not the UK, please keep up.

Typical EU rhetoric, the UK bad we are good and support EU citizens but when it comes to the crunch, no they do not.

Just another note, the UK has guaranteed the rights of EU citizens in the UK but the EU will not reciprocate and guarantee the same. They would be called loan sharks in the UK law courts. When will people wake up and see what the EU is about. Sadly I don't hold my breath. They call sheep stupid. It is a disservice to sheep.