20 hours ago, bkk6060 said:

Give it up.

Why doesn't Britain just get a bunch of those plastic dough boy pools 

and farm their own fish?

Most of the stuff people eat are sourced that way anyway.

Not according to this bloke....????

 

 

I think most people will be glad one way or the other getting a deal or no deal done 

Its gone on long enough

Time will tell if voting to come out of the EU was a good thing or not

Personally I would have preferred to stay in but the Brexiteers won

So for better or worse let's just get on with it

 

6 minutes ago, shackleton said:

I think most people will be glad one way or the other getting a deal or no deal done 

Its gone on long enough

Time will tell if voting to come out of the EU was a good thing or not

Personally I would have preferred to stay in but the Brexiteers won

So for better or worse let's just get on with it

 

Good post, lets get on with it.......

17 minutes ago, shackleton said:

I think most people will be glad one way or the other getting a deal or no deal done 

Its gone on long enough

Time will tell if voting to come out of the EU was a good thing or not

Personally I would have preferred to stay in but the Brexiteers won

So for better or worse let's just get on with it

 

It will never be done or over. Brexit is an illusion. European integration is a fact. Deeply integrated supply chains will not just change over night. British consumers will not just change over night. Criminals will not just change over night. There will be enormous pressure from all angles to strike a deal even after this deadline. In fact, the pressure will increase with each and every day. Expect that these negotiations will continue. 

10 hours ago, GrandPapillon said:

if you ask the Brits living in France or Spain, they are staying in their property and not leaving even of it means never to return to the UK ????

 

So this 3 month/3 month thing is just a load of balls then?

9 hours ago, Histavia said:

I think you need to look at your history book. Eden, Macmillan, Heath for example

 

Already debunked and Transam didn't say this - it was G. Papillon - why do you quote people improperly?

1 hour ago, welovesundaysatspace said:

It will never be done or over. Brexit is an illusion. European integration is a fact. Deeply integrated supply chains will not just change over night. British consumers will not just change over night. Criminals will not just change over night. There will be enormous pressure from all angles to strike a deal even after this deadline. In fact, the pressure will increase with each and every day. Expect that these negotiations will continue. 

 

And expect that this never-ending doom-mongering will also continue. 

9 minutes ago, nauseus said:

 

So this 3 month/3 month thing is just a load of balls then?

https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/news/rights-of-british-second-home-owners-in-spain-after-december-31/

13 minutes ago, Surelynot said:

https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/news/rights-of-british-second-home-owners-in-spain-after-december-31/

 

I read this already. My question was to this Papillon character.

42 minutes ago, nauseus said:

 

And expect that this never-ending doom-mongering will also continue. 

Of course it will. Because what you call “doom-mongering” isn’t doom mongering; there will be consequences of a no-deal Brexit, and those suffering from it will lobby for change. Not everyone has “sovereignty” as their ultimate goal. 

24 minutes ago, welovesundaysatspace said:

Of course it will. Because what you call “doom-mongering” isn’t doom mongering; there will be consequences of a no-deal Brexit, and those suffering from it will lobby for change. Not everyone has “sovereignty” as their ultimate goal. 

 

Obviously not but most of us have.

3 minutes ago, nauseus said:

Obviously not but most of us have.

Maybe,

but without data, every guess has the potential to be correct.

2 hours ago, welovesundaysatspace said:

It will never be done or over. Brexit is an illusion. European integration is a fact. Deeply integrated supply chains will not just change over night. British consumers will not just change over night. Criminals will not just change over night. There will be enormous pressure from all angles to strike a deal even after this deadline. In fact, the pressure will increase with each and every day. Expect that these negotiations will continue. 

 

  Are you unaware that if there isnt a trade deal between the UK and the E.U , we can still continue trading under WTO rules and regulations ?

12 hours ago, GrandPapillon said:

if you ask the Brits living in France or Spain, they are staying in their property and not leaving even of it means never to return to the UK ????

 

   There is nothing to stop Brits living in Spain and France returning to the UK .

As long as they have applied for residency in those Countries and adhere to the residency rules , thay can stay as long as they like and come and go as they please .

  As I recall foreign residents living in the UK had to visit the UK at least once every two years to keep that residency

On 12/12/2020 at 4:47 AM, vogie said:

It is far from sad, it is a consequence of the Labour Party and the SNP et al trying to bring down the government instead of trying to work a deal out. By voting againgst and/or abstaining on everything put in front of them is the reason we are at this juncture today. Take some responsibility for once and accept that democracy has triumphed in the UK. Long live democracy.

 

 

 

I remind you that your avitar voted against the deal too.

1 minute ago, polpott said:

I remind you that your avitar voted against the deal too.

 

  Boris voted against the half-leaving , half-staying in deal , which wasnt really the Brexit people voted for 

On 12/10/2020 at 12:22 PM, Surelynot said:

That is the problem we face to a T.

 

People keep thinking we have to get a deal...it's a no brainer.......but the Tories will not  be damaged in the same that the hard working man in the street will be or huge industries and their shareholders.

 

As Boris said '<deleted> business' and he meant it.

 

This is just a game to the Tories....... all reliving the war and dreaming of past empires.....pathetic.

 

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I'm waiting for the Brexiteers to start complaining that they were not expecting some of the things in theat explainer list.

9 hours ago, Loiner said:

But despicable callous dog thieves are not disgusting?

Racism certainly is, which your post was.

2 minutes ago, bkk_bwana said:

 

And Cameron's foolish referendum - purely to save his own political party.

 

   It wasnt to save his party .

UKIP were rising in popularity and Cameron held the referendum, expecting remain to win and thus making UKIP irrelevant 

3 minutes ago, polpott said:

Racism certainly is, which your post was.

 

  Explain why his post was racist .

53 minutes ago, luckyluke said:

Maybe,

but without data, every guess has the potential to be correct.

 

The win in the referendum is not a guess.

1 minute ago, CorpusChristie said:

 

  Explain why his post was racist .

"Gyppo" is a racist term. No different to calling someone a "pakki". However, seeing his avitar he'd probably have no problem with that either.

2 minutes ago, polpott said:

"Gyppo" is a racist term. No different to calling someone a "pakki". However, seeing his avitar he'd probably have no problem with that either.

Have you joined in the debate to derail it again?

6 minutes ago, polpott said:

"Gyppo" is a racist term. 

 

   It isnt 

 

"Nowadays the term "gyppo", like "pikey", is often used as an insult to refer to anyone who is perceived to be poor, dirty, smelly and/or inclined to theft."

 

Urban Dictionary: gyppo

59 minutes ago, CorpusChristie said:

 

  Are you unaware that if there isnt a trade deal between the UK and the E.U , we can still continue trading under WTO rules and regulations ?

Where did I say that’s not the case? Trading under WTO rules would exactly be the scenario that I was referring to. 

5 minutes ago, welovesundaysatspace said:

Where did I say that’s not the case? Trading under WTO rules would exactly be the scenario that I was referring to. 

 

  No one is suggesting or expecting there to be a new cold war between the UK and the E.U.

There wont be another Iron Curtain going up 

7 minutes ago, CorpusChristie said:

 

  No one is suggesting or expecting there to be a new cold war between the UK and the E.U.

There wont be another Iron Curtain going up 

This is my first post on the topic but it doesn't take an iron curtain to affect trade. Just a 10 per cent tariff can distort trade decisions and make something that was previously profitable become unprofitable. 

So many decisions the EU have made have distorted trade to the point where it was cheaper for Africans to buy canned tomatoes from Italy when, if there was free trade, they would make there own and be exporting to Europe. But that's a different topic.

24 minutes ago, CorpusChristie said:

 

   It isnt 

 

"Nowadays the term "gyppo", like "pikey", is often used as an insult to refer to anyone who is perceived to be poor, dirty, smelly and/or inclined to theft."

 

Urban Dictionary: gyppo

Does your link say that its not racist?

 

This link says that it is.

 

https://wiktionary.academic.ru/18245

 

"gyppo — /ˈdʒɪpoʊ/ (say jipoh) (sometimes upper case) Colloquial (derogatory) (racist)"

 

 

1 minute ago, polpott said:

Does your link say that its not racist?

 

This link says that it is.

 

https://wiktionary.academic.ru/18245

 

"gyppo — /ˈdʒɪpoʊ/ (say jipoh) (sometimes upper case) Colloquial (derogatory) (racist)"

 

 

 

  That is in Russian , I cannot read Russian .

BTW , how many pages on google search did you have to go back to to find that result ?