New French Europe minister - Brexit deal possible but not 'at any price'

[Rookiescot]

1 minute ago, nauseus said:

Not sure how you reached that conclusion. Oh, hang on a sec.

So you had the opportunity to correct me there but you chose to avoid it.

Aye OK. I am right am I not?

[3NUMBAS]

les froggies want to punish themselves and the farmers will be blocking the roads with fire,,no commmon sense at all

[transam]

16 hours ago, 7by7 said:

"Nothing will effect (sic) me. up or down" Which sums up the position of TVF's expat Brexiteer's succinctly. In other words, it wont affect you so you don't care.

 

You're right; it won't, but those of us here in the UK do care because we will be affected as GDP drops, unemployment rises, not just because of Covid 19 but Brexit also, prices rise, food standards drop to accommodate the USA, farmers go out of business because WTO rules mean we have to accept cheap imports, ditto for fishermen, etc.

 

But you should be worried, because as you also say "except the exchange rate." What will you do if (when?) Brexit causes Sterling to fall so low that your income from the UK is no longer enough for your visa? 

More twisting and assumptions from an angry guy.

But, after many years of reading your stuff, including insulting many members over that period with your high almighty stance, it is to be expected.

 

By the way, how are you today....?  ????

[JonnyF]

14 hours ago, Rookiescot said:

Excellent then give us the section 30 order so we can be out of your way.

Oh no you cant can you.

Your English exceptionalism prevents it.

What else was on your mother in laws list?

No access to the EU single market?

Selling the NHS off to American healthcare?

New trade deals with the rest of the world?

Mass unemployment?

The city of London moving overseas?

 

OOOhhhhh scary aint it. But you knew what you were voting for.

English exceptionalism doesn't prevent Scotland leaving. Your own countrymen voted to Remain in the UK in the Indyref. That's how democracy works, I know it's tough to lose but you should be used to it by now, what with Brexit, Indyref, the national Rugby and football teams etc. ????.

 

All the rest of your post is Project Fear nonsense and has been debunked on here and elsewhere many times.

 

 

[nauseus]

14 hours ago, Rookiescot said:

So you had the opportunity to correct me there but you chose to avoid it.

Aye OK. I am right am I not?

Sorry to break the news but you are never right.

[7by7]

5 hours ago, transam said:

More twisting and assumptions from an angry guy.

But, after many years of reading your stuff, including insulting many members over that period with your high almighty stance, it is to be expected.

 

By the way, how are you today....?  ????

 No twisting, no assumptions. Just reacting to your comment about the consequences of Brexit: "Nothing will effect (sic) me. up or down"

 

Am I angry? You bet! Angry that people with that attitude have consigned my country to a very uncertain future.

 

Insulting; if so it is because I have learned from the master; you.

[transam]

57 minutes ago, 7by7 said:

 No twisting, no assumptions. Just reacting to your comment about the consequences of Brexit: "Nothing will effect (sic) me. up or down"

 

Am I angry? You bet! Angry that people with that attitude have consigned my country to a very uncertain future.

 

Insulting; if so it is because I have learned from the master; you.

Well at least you learned something from me, eh....????