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28 minutes ago, Hi from France said:

 

well I was bad news, for you. 

 

Brexit is far from over, it does not matter whether we have the thin deal on offer or "no deal".  The situation is unsustainable and the blame game, as well as negotiations need to go on for like 10 years.

 

 

Right now, in Europe Brexit is considered quite done and over (you need to take part in british forums to discuss the topic!).

 

But in the UK it's a hot topic, for many reasons (future of the UK industry, future of the Union...) and there is no way these problems are solved anytime soon.

We'll be an overnight success, and the EU will be a forgotten bad memory, until it fades into oblivion. 

I don't know why people talk about the blame game, it's totally irrelevant, either make a deal or don't, simple.

30 minutes ago, david555 said:

Yeah ! we E.U. shall start the survival food packages very soon for you .????

 

Double ones for the 48% ????

Very kind. What would we do without you... Mine's fish & chips please.

6 minutes ago, david555 said:

We all get tyred of just standstill...????

Certainly are - roll on January 1st 2021. I think we all agree on that. I'm sure even the remainers will be glad to see a conclusion to this sorry fiasco.

I'm sure we can all be friends again, when the EU's demise is complete in a few years.

1 minute ago, welovesundaysatspace said:

So did the UK, of course. And, unlike the EU, they could have done and still could do so at every point in the process I believe. 

They could have done, with one exception, the process was being managed and manipulated by a bunch of remainers, until Boris got hold of the reigns.

1 hour ago, Rookiescot said:

And which party is Teresa May in?

Not Boris Johnsons!

On 10/19/2020 at 6:04 PM, Mavideol said:

this is my second  CX5, great car, comfortable ride, safe, smooth ride from Trang to BKK and back, no interior noise, love it and would suggest it

Thanks for the recommendation. Good to hear the comfort factor is adequate for long journeys. Did you do that trip in one day. I can only stand 5-6 hours in the driving seat these days in one go, but that may down to the ageing seats in our 6 year old car. Hence the Volvo idea, seats like a leather armchair.

I've been looking at the Volvo range, but not so serviceable in Thailand, our nearest agent is 4 hours away. The Mazda, on first inspection, appears to have all the specifications and luxury we want, quite a bit cheaper than Volvo and a much better network of distributors. Also, as my years advance, I would like not to have to climb into the car, as with our Pajero. 

On 10/19/2020 at 6:18 PM, Jack Hna said:

I'm looking at this motor versus xpander but I like the new corolla cross too. Would certainly be interested to read more views and the CX5 seems to hold it's value well.

 

Been looking at a new motor the last 8 months.

I have a Pajero Sport at the moment, and have been looking out for a better design of a newer model, because Mitsu have provided us with excellent service to date. I was a bit disappointed in the build quality of the Expander, I think it's been spec'd to a price point, so wouldn't recommend that in your choice, unless price is a major consideration.

On 10/19/2020 at 5:28 PM, uncleP said:

Mazda are one of the few who do dot dump inferior  models  on Thailand. If I was buying petrol Mazda would be my choice.

Is there a problem with the diesel models?

10 hours ago, Hi from France said:

It will not go on paying EU membership fees four more years and it cannot gather the expertise needed.

Did Canada pay EU membership fees for 9 years then?

12 hours ago, Rookiescot said:

I'm glad you said "yet".

Means Brexiteers are finally coming to terms with the break up of the UK they helped facilitate.

I wish you all the luck in the world, you'll certainly need it, because the EU don't want you. Who will you approach then with your begging bowl?

Anyway, it's already been said, this is not the subject post.

9 minutes ago, david555 said:

So you would like they let U.K. sacrifice the Irish peace ......nice !

It was never about Ireland, it was all about the money.

4 minutes ago, Rookiescot said:

Scotland voted to remain. Did you miss that memo or something?

What part of "Scotland is part of the UK" do you not understand, They are not an independent nation, yet..

12 minutes ago, david555 said:

Oh yes ...that WA that Boris sold to you as his victory...at 11 hour.....and now spit on it ....

BTW at which "hour" we are now ..?

Hopefully the 12th...

2 hours ago, david555 said:

 the same as  the U. K. delayed ...hoping the E.U. would give in on the U.K. wishes...?

 

same same just bit different ????

UK did not delay, we had a hung parliament that couldn't get the WA agreed, You know, that document the EU insisted was settled before any trade negotiations were entered into, hence all the extensions and 11th hour push.