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50 minutes ago, bristolboy said:

And how would not being in the EU have mitigated that problem?

I have to say, that is a good question.

Our only advantage out of the EU is that we wont

have to bale out the ECB and other EU banks when

the Ponzi bubble pops.

An ideal UK, is where we could regulate our own

banks and financial industry, Zero % interest is the

cause of poverty vs rich getting richer.

But we have a Tory government where 1 in 4 come

from the financial sector.  

Another reason is that out of the EU we stand a

good chance of not getting dragged into any

conflict they may have.

Old Blightys International trade goes back to the

Bronze Age times right up to 1973, without

a single market agreement with Brussels.

Nah, impossible.

Galloways quote,  Labour and conservatives, two cheeks

of the same arse.

5 hours ago, bomber said:

thing is it wont take much for the UK to fail and fall into recession 2 days of snow and it registers a blip,the seeds are all set,barely any growth,battered currency,companies queing up to leave (yes some are bluffing but many are not) JC and Labour ready to stroll into power,massive govt and household debt,basically its about donald ducked,more chance of quasimodo pulling a stunner than Britain getting better with brexit

Now you have given me the donald trump.

You are right considering the fragile state of

the UK economy, it has been in decline for ages,

in or out of the EU the decline will continue,

be aware that Greece is the EMF economic

model for the EU future.

Out of the EU we could consider adopting

the Chinese economic system.

Stick the finger to the EU and US.

Meanwhile eradicating the deep state community

and their puppet UK gov.

Replacing it with an honest democratic government

of people for the people.

The Royal Enfield was where the queen kept her chickens.

The annoying poster returns:

4 minutes ago, tebee said:

The European Commission will at noon today publish its preparation plans for no-deal Brexit. Here are some highlights based on early info:

 

1) UK nationals residing in other EU countries will from 29 March no longer have the right to live/work there - in their words, Brits will not be given any special right to stay on the continent. But the Commission will ask member states to prepare national laws to allow them to stay for now, so they’re not immediately expelled.

It’s up to national capitals whether they want to do this

2) The Commission will put in place some sector-specific emergency arrangements, but these will be very limited in time and scope. 

They include emergency arrangements to stop planes from being grounded, and measures for financial services to protect money flows.

 

3) The key thing that will be stressed for all transition arrangements is that they are temporary (will last only until the end of next year) and can be cancelled unilaterally by the EU.

 

4) This proposal will need to be approved by member states and the European Parliament before MEPs leave for election campaigning in March.

That leaves just 2 months for this legislation to be considered and approved - which would be record timing.

 

 

The lack of EU-level guarantee for UK citizens to remain in EU will raise eyebrows.

Commission is asking EU countries to replicate what May is offering at national level for EU citizens in the UK. 

But as far as EU is concerned they will be considered “third country nationals”

 

 

No problem eat your passport and claim asylum.

9 minutes ago, nontabury said:

 I beleive you are from Norway,so perhaps you would like to comment on this———-

 

A good case for a third referendum.

Bangkok – The government has assured the public that

construction of the first phase of the remaining three

sections of the Thai-Chinese high-speed rail between

Bangkok and Nakhon Ratchasima will begin in April next year.

5 hours ago, tebee said:

Brexit is enough to make you kill yourself....

 

 

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/brexit-suicide-warning-if-exit-turns-chaotic-rjlhwb2n0

 

Please accept my apology tebee if I offended you,

but I dont like to see the extension of the establishment,

'bog roll' Times republished as an argument for remain,

because its misleading.

8 minutes ago, Grouse said:

I guess you're not much good with birds.

 

Grouse closed season started over a week ago! 

I am, though, very good at preparing,

and stuffing them.

Sorry about the date, I must have been thinking

of the old F'kawi PM bird.

6 hours ago, Grouse said:

So you don't consider engineers and scientists to be experts in their fields?

 

I am an expert in my field; well it's more of a glen than a field!

Keep your remaining nut down below the glen heather

Grouse, you are fair game 'till the 29th.

1 hour ago, HalfLight said:

Of course you are. And so (apparently) is your reputation for good English skills

 

Another example of Uneducate people.

 

Translation from Thainglish: Please keep coming and giving us your money, 'safe' does not include cheating and scamming, naturally, we'll still do lots of that.

 

That's a good point, so can you recommend a safe

place in this world?

52 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

 

Thank you. My sentiment exactly. Politics is for very dirty people. Only scum are attracted to life in politics at the national level. No integrity. No sense of fair game. And we know who is accelerating that trend.

I doubt you'd make Archbishop though.

18 minutes ago, dick dasterdly said:

Compromise is entirely different from capitulation!

 

Compromise (IMO) is agreeing to pay a reasonable sum of money for a good trade deal - not paying 39bn for the privilege of not leaving, and no trade deal!

Not a problem, pay it.

Then send a demand to the EU for 59bn for the privilege

of trading with us, just to cover the trade imbalance.

Watching the news from the west this morning,

it appears to be controlled by Satan's hand.

I tried graaping the missus last night.

I got a slap in the chops too!