Pretty pink fairy
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- Jan 30, 2008
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btw, STILL LEAVING THE EU 
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DR
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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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sydney
tinky ****in winky
yes ...but i meant that there are more goons on this board who are realising it....i'm 50 mate ...ya can tell me nowt.that's been happening for decades, welcome to the real world Sydney
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Garry Nelson's teacher
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You've got to hand it to David Davis. He does bugger all for months, pops into Brussels and says we've got to get a move on and then buggers off back to London after an hour or two.
Lincoln Imp
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- Feb 2, 2009
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Does anyone remember Dan Dare and Digby from Eagle comic? Dan was the lantern-jawed spaceship pilot and Digby was his funny little batman, with a curiously large head.
Raleigh Chopper
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Just seen that, talk about taking the piss.
The Europeans were sitting there with loads of folders and paperwork while our 3 half wits had nowt.
He then went home because of all the voting going on in the house and they need every vote they can, but it was the Tories that called the election to boost their mandate.
What a sorry joke this bunch of no hopers are.
One of the main reasons I voted remain was because I did not trust our hopeless government to be capable of cutting the right deal for this country and the Europeans will have them for dinner.
So far I am 100% right.
Baffoons the lot of them it would be funny if it were not so serious
Pretty pink fairy
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we're calling the shots, why would we want to be pandering to the EU, just remember we're leaving the EU with or without a deal 
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A little bit of food for thought here. This thread shows just how complex this is and I don't think many, on either side, appreciate just how darn complex.
https://twitter.com/cpmcgonagle/status/887044190567268352
https://twitter.com/cpmcgonagle/status/887044190567268352
we're calling the shots, why would we want to be pandering to the EU, just remember we're leaving the EU with or without a deal
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As a Remainer part of me wants this to happen - it is possibly the best way to ensure Brexit doesn't actually happen. And this is simply that, in the final weeks leading up to the exit date, the full horror of a "No Deal" scenario will finally dawn on even the most rabid Daily Mail reader.
nicko31
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we're calling the shots, why would we want to be pandering to the EU, just remember we're leaving the EU with or without a deal
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DR
Sometimes I quite envy people like yourself, ignorance must be bliss
Lincoln Imp
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People of that disposition have always been around, but not until recently around the cabinet table. That's what's frightening, and sad.
we're calling the shots, why would we want to be pandering to the EU, just remember we're leaving the EU with or without a deal
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DR
You seem to know what you're talking about. Do you suppose domestic volatility will have an effect on the replication of trading arrangements after the repeal of the European Communities Act and will it be possible to amend all UK law attributed to EU institutions without proper Parliamentary scrutiny?
studio150
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Can you image pitching this to your boss
I'm going to accompany the 2 chaps that are already going to Brussels. I've booked first class return tickets and will have a full meal on both trips. I will be there at the start of the meeting to introduce everyone, and to get a good publicity photo for the company, then I'm going to come back. But i think the two lengthy train journeys for maybe half an hour are well worth it.
Skype you say.
No, never hear of that, train is the best option.
pastafarian
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And lets not forget the remain side are now involved in the greatest lie of all. The whopper of all porkies. The lie that their so called “soft “ Brexit (remaining as members of the single market, which would mean having to keep free movement and having to keep The ECJ as the prime court) is somehow actually really leaving The EU. It isn’t.
I don’t know how they keep a straight face when peddling this rubbish. Do they really think no one has noticed they are talking balderdash?
pastafarian
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The BBC reporter on the radio earlier had a slightly different take on your interpretation, saying Mr Davis left leaving 90 British officials, (not the 2 implied) to discuss with their EU counterparts the current technical issues, which is what is perfectly normal during any high level international talks.
Lincoln Imp
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- Feb 2, 2009
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Dear Norwegian Embassy
You may not realise this, but your country is a member of the European Union. Pastafarian says so, so it must be true.
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Lincoln Imp
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- Feb 2, 2009
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As outsiders we can't be certain what Davis is up to but yesterday's behaviour seems all of a piece. "Hates to listen to advice", delusions of grandeur", "vain and quixotic", "all noise and bluster" are among the descriptions of him by those who have worked with him. Presumably all these descriptions will be written off by his fans because the hapless civil servants making them haven't committed career suicide by putting their names to them. What about yesterday's description by the director of the Leave campaign though: "Thick as mince, lazy as a frog, vain as Narcissus."
Who knows, perhaps this will be the next leader of our country. Either him or the internationally loathed blond comedian with a proven taste for laziness and lying.
Backwards and downwards we go, the Brexit boyz are in charge now.
Baldseagull
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Ask Dan Hannan.
There's a few more sure not to get a Christmas card from David Davis