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24 minutes ago, nauseus said:

The fact is Europe (and the EU itself) has never shown enough gratitude. 

I will show some gratitude if you guys keep making a fool of yourself by posting nonsense like this. Promised. 

4 minutes ago, nauseus said:

Why?

For the same reason your football club won’t pay your telephone bill. 

36 minutes ago, Jimbo1964 said:

Take it out of the WW2 war reparation payments that German didn't make to the UK. That debt is far more than 39 Billion. Not to mention the debt France owes the UK for liberating them twice from the Germans.

If Germany has any contractual obligations with the UK, I’m afraid that’s not the EU’s business. Same for France. 

1 hour ago, vogie said:

Why are you complicating the issue, it is not difficult, the outcome is obviously not to your liking but "leave" is a very simple word and it should not confuse you, here are some of the interpretations:

1. If you leave a place or person, you go away from that place or person.

 

2. If you leave an institution, group, or job, you permanently stopattending that institution, being a member of that group, or doing that job.

 

3. If you leave your husband, wife, or some other person with whom you have had a close relationship, you stop living with them or you finish the relationship.

 

Nowhere does it say there must be conditions when you leave somewhere or someone.  

 

I think the only ones complicating the issue are those that cannot accept

that you need to get a majority in parliament. So far, there is no majority in parliament for any of the options presented to parliament, so back to the drawing board it is. 

53 minutes ago, malagateddy said:

Just shows how desperate they are four our money!!

Remind me, who’s asking whom for an extension? ???? But I certainly appreciate you keep the shxtshow running. Good entertainment. 

1 hour ago, Loiner said:

No meddling required? None requested, but you are still at it?

How about no more extensions and keep them all schtum?

Nah, that would put an end to the circus, and I really enjoy watching Brexiteers making a fool of themselves. I hope they never find out that no one forces them to beg for another extension.???? 

1 minute ago, Loiner said:

 

Hey, you're one of those guys aren't you Fritzy? No problem - it's been established long ago that Johnny Foreigner is allowed to post on the subject. Hence your frequent nonsense.
Get your translator out and look at the previous posts. It was about a Remainer trying to distance himself from being so, by claiming to be just an interested bystander. No question about that with you is there?

If it makes you feel better I can be a remainer for you. A German remainer even. Whatever you need to deflect from your incompetence. ???? 

2 hours ago, Loiner said:

I'd say you care Fritzy, otherwise why your replies? Is the EU going to enforce a hard border between the two countries. How and by whom would that be done?

By its member state Ireland, who has agreed to protect the EU’s borders. (Yes, you heard right, there are still people who honor agreements.)

Of course, it won’t happen, because you Brexiteer amateurs won’t get your shxt together. You’ll keep embarrassing your country while entertaining the rest of the world. 

2 hours ago, Loiner said:

I doubt the Irish would, so possibly a bunch of Germans as you seem quite insistent about it.
The GFA stays, as agreed between Ireland and the UK. without more EU meddling in the affairs of sovereign states.

I don't need Donald to tell me how right he is, because I already know. Obviously you and the EU do need his advise because you are now becoming the desperate ones.

Yes, it is very obvious who’s desperate ???? 

10 minutes ago, Loiner said:

Well spotted there. Ireland and the EU both making up lies about Brexit having some sort of an affect on the GFA. Only their insistence on the false need for a hard border made it an issue. 

What is a “false need” supposed to be? Whether I need something or not is completely up to me. What the EU needs is certainly not a Brexiteer’s business. Focus on your needs, such as your Good Friday Agreement. 

33 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

Very easy, you just have no vote in Parliament on the matter, and the UK is out on the default date.

Something a PM can easily arrange.

The question is whether you can find a PM who is willing to put his name under it. I doubt it; even a BJ will not do it. 

3 hours ago, Thairealist said:

 

 Yes, the turn out for the E.U Election is always lower than that at a G.E.

 Just as the turn out at a G.E is always lower, than at the referendum of 2016. When the majority of the electorate voted by a majority of more than 1,400,000 to Democratically leave the E.U.

You don’t need a referendum result. You need a majority in parliament. 

14 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

You lost the referendum, you lost the EU vote, and you'll lose any other referendum or vote.

You shouldn’t be so concerned about what others lose. You should start winning something. 

8 hours ago, Pedrogaz said:

Let's all hope that this most evil of men, Netanyahu, fails to win the next election and gives peace a chance in the Middle East. Imagine....

Agree. He’s a terrorist.

13 minutes ago, mogandave said:

 

Why should or anyone give any credence to a study after only seeing the results?

Oh, it was a study, that proves it!
 

 

Are you one of those climate change deniers and vaccination opponents? Next you’ll tell us the moon doesn’t exist because you haven’t personally been there. 

10 minutes ago, aright said:

It doesn't have to be a PM candidate. If a deal has not been cobbled together and approved by October 31st Mr Macron will make the decision for us, because he has said he will not approve an extension and therefore we will be leaving with no deal.

Macron blocking an extension is even less likely than finding a PM candidate who will put his name under a no-deal Brexit.