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5 minutes ago, sandyf said:
Quite, the UK has left so that is over, although some keep referring to 2 choices.
The current talks are about how things will move on, and as there was no detailed paper on how that would be, there will be continual references to what was said by the leave campaign. Anything said by the remain campaign is now redundant, the UK has left and how that appears in the future is now the focus.
Will it be as described during the referendum or not?
The Referendum was solely about either staying in the E.U or leaving .
We voted leave, we left the E.U .
Time to accept that and move on
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9 hours ago, oldhippy said:
OK I will answer your question.
Europe should be united against tax heavens, countries that use slave labour, countries that allow pollution, counties that manipulate currencies, and so on.
And who knows? A united Europe could be a step to a united world, without racism and nationalism - as envisaged by a UK 18th century philosopher, William Godwin.
Europe has been united for many years now , beginning 70 odd years ago .
Just because the UK left the EU , that doesnt now mean the UK will favour tax havens , use slave labour , pollute the environment more , manipulate currency .
The UK ISNT going to turn into a Rogue nation where we disregards rules and laws
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8 minutes ago, sandyf said:Quite, he says one thing one minute and another the next.
Bottom line, did he say he had an oven ready deal in respect of the trade talks or not. If so then you were wrong to say that it only applied to the WA.
He was talking about two different things at two different times .
In the video post above, he doesnt even say "oven ready deal"
The oven ready quote was in reference to the UK leaving the E.U .
(I posted evidence of this in a previous post)
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10 hours ago, NeoDinosaw said:
Please stop banging on about the 14 million voters. They are only 37.44 of the electorate. Their majority was less than 4% of those who voted.
In any normal organisation, to change the rules and regulation so drastically would demand a majority of over 66 %
The UK sticks to the slavishly first-past-the-post system which is why it is always in a mess. PR is desperately needed.
Reasonable idea , and I agree .
If theres any other referendum in the future about the UK re joining the E.U . For rejoin/Remain to win, they would have to get 66 % of the vote to rejoin the E.U .
Yes, that sounds fair enough
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1 hour ago, robblok said:
Now the UK (of course not how about Russia and maybe China). A unified Europe is the best thing ever. It prevents wars. Though I think its unlikely for Western Europe to war among itself.
Being part of NATO prevents any wars and its highly unlikely European Countries would wage war on each other
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3 hours ago, david555 said:Good to see you go do trade ways financially very wel ....so you can still by our then expensive tomatoos cheeses and Bmw's because tarifs .
...lol
We dont have that obsession to wishing you go down....but only seeing it as a consequense of " independance " LOL
Different than the brexiteers E.U. 's distructian dream as a revenge for not giving in on your Great Brexit ...????
I cannot be bothered to try to make any sense of that , not this time in the morning
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27 minutes ago, CG1 Blue said:
If they start sending kids up chimneys it's safe to say the Tories won't get a majority...
Great work experience , earn their keep, rather than getting Child benefit ????
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53 minutes ago, oldhippy said:
A strong, unified Europe is what we need.
Who should Europeans be united against ?
Who are the enemy that we need to fight/be united against ?
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30 minutes ago, oldhippy said:
A strong, unified Europe is what we need.
We have signed trade deals with Singapore, Vietnam and many other non European Countries .
You know, non European/ White people/Counties .
Rather telling about who are the racists and who want a strong unified Europe
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Can Strawberries grow in Northern Morocco , I've just had a good business idea
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Mines working .
Just tell me what song you want to listen to, and I will post it up on here
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1 hour ago, robblok said:Its not the truth at all, if you exceed EU norms there is no problem. What your saying makes no sense what so ever. Where did you study. If you have higher standards you comply with lower ones automatically. The EU has never forced anyone to have LOWER standards.
It makes no sense at all. So in short its not a red herring its the fact you just don't have the standards or you don't want to increase them when laws change. I really wish Brexiteers would be brighter.
You can never be punished for being better then a standard. Do you really think if a lower output of pollution makes a problem ? Damm you guys really live in an alternate reality.
We in the UK have got out Covid vaccinations made and people are being vaccinated .
The E.U are still waiting to pass E.U regulations to get the vaccine approved .
Do hurry up, people are dying .
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2 hours ago, david555 said:
Tory civil war: Boris Johnson told to RESIGN if he fails to reach trade agreement with EU
A TORY MP has demanded Boris Johnson resign as Prime Minister if he fails to reach a Brexit trade deal with the EU before the end of the year.
By DAN FALVEY, POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT
PUBLISHED: 10:08, Mon, Dec 14, 2020 | UPDATED: 10:08, Mon, Dec 14, 2020
Sir Roger Gale, North Thanet MP, has broken ranks with his Party to call on Mr Johnson to stand down if he cannot deliver on a deal.The veteran MP wrote on Twitter: "If Mr Johnson fails to reach an acceptable trade agreement with the EU the Prime Minister will also have failed the people of the United Kingdom.
"As a lifelong member of the Conservative Party, I believe that Mr Johnson's position as Prime Minister would be untenable.
Worth pointing out the Sir Roger Gale is a Remainer and doesnt want to leave the E.U.
Gale was opposed to Brexit prior to the 2016 EU membership referendum.[10]
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3 hours ago, sandyf said:
Tory claims that Boris Johnson's "oven-ready deal" only referred to the Withdrawal Agreement have been disproven by the re-emergence of a video from the last general election.
..............Apart from that isnt the speech where he claimed he had an "oven ready deal" , he made the oven ready deal speech the previous week and in that speech , he was talking about leaving the E.U
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2 hours ago, Hi from France said:I must say we see few new claims here and I love that one ????
- have you got any sources?
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if the WA was indeed the oven-ready deal that was promised :
- if it was "oven-ready" why did it take so long, why was it delayed again and again in the course of several years?
- Why did Boris Johnson renege on it?
Brexit withdrawal agreement => https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brexit_withdrawal_agreement
Do stop with this nonsense .
On 3 rd November 2019 , Boris stated that if he got voted into power to become the next UK PM , he had an "oven ready" deal to get the UK out of the E.U .
In the next General election on 12 th December 2019 , he got voted into power .
On the 30 th January 2020 , the UK left the E.U .
He did what he said he was going to do and it took him 6 weeks to do it .
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Just now, bannork said:
The EU is not a country, it's a single FTA market, and that is what it is determined to protect.
Really ?
I was wondering why they don't have a football team
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4 minutes ago, Surelynot said:
Why is the UK still negotiating and talking to us four years after they said they wanted to leave?
Just go, it's all we want.
We've gone , left on 20th January 2020 .
The UK is currently in the process of making trade deals with various Countries and trading blocs, which you are one of .
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2 hours ago, purcho said:
Haha Sherlock , you can only see 1 side and the rear of the bike . Suggest you go join the Thai investigative team .
The up side of the motobike (shown) would have been the side that got hit, had it got hit .
If there was a frontal collision, there would have been damage to the front of the bike
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1 hour ago, Chivas said:There are still these Brexiteer buffoons screaming walk away completely disregarding that 98% of the deal has been agreed. Absolute clowns
Perhaps these roasters can tell us all here to whom we're actually going to sell all these fish to !
We have been having four years of talks , there needs to come a point where you realise both sides will not come to an agreement , sticking points with no solution .
Need to just accept that and move on , or will there be endless talks that will go on forever ?
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13 minutes ago, Chivas said:Get what exactly lol ??
Just read my previous post. Nuclear agreements binned, Shared terrorist information binned....shall I go on ??
98% is agreed fella. Rest assured Johnson is history which ever way this goes and certainly by January 1st
Please do , please give more information about "shared terrorist information binned " ?
I though that would come under the U.N security Council jurisdiction or Interpol .
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2 hours ago, Moonlover said:Clearly the 1,000 notes will not be dispensable without some major technical upgrades.
So I don't think it will be a case of larger wallets. Rather it will be fatter ones. They can't possibly be dumping the standard sized 1,000 note. Imagine pulling 30,000 THB out in 100s!
Stop showing off , I will be happy being able to withdraw 300 Baht at a time
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28 minutes ago, mike787 said:
Pound is tanking against the Baht, no hope left.
The Pound has slight risen against the Baht , and the Pound has risen against the Euro , which isnt good news for our exporters
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33 minutes ago, RayC said:That's all well and good. However, in that case, isn't it reasonable to expect that there would economic models, produced by Brexit supporters, showing the economic benefits of such scenarios? Their absence suggests that such benefits do not exist.
Leaving the certainty that being a member of the single market and customs union brings is a huge risk. In such a case, I would have thought that taking such a risk is only justified if the potential benefits of doing so are huge, and easily demonstratable. Sadly, that is not the case with Brexit.
Its a big World out there , European dominance is diminishing , its been in decline since 1945 .
Other markets are emerging .
We need to align ourselves with the future , like with India and Brazil , rather than being stuck with Greece and Bulgaria
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24 minutes ago, david555 said:
So why he prefer still negotiate with E U. while Singapore on Thames is waiting for him
Do you understand what was meant by the term "Singapore on Thames " ?
UK tells EU: back down by Sunday night or we'll walk
in World News
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That was said by Rory Stewart .
Both Boris Johnson and Rory Stewart contested the Conservative party leadership .
Boris came first , Steward came second .
Stewart was kicked out from the Conservative party for his stance on Brexit .
You can understand Steward having a grudge against Boris