[Politics] Brexit

Tubby-McFat-Fuc · Dec 23, 2018

Lyndhurst 14 said:
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The whole country? :flounce:

Is this more Remain lies and over exaggerating or just more remain outright lies!!!

Two Professors · Dec 23, 2018

nicko31 said:
Indeed, nothing shortly of disgraceful the way British Citizens living in Europe have been treated by the UK government since the referendum.

Some 3m EU subjects in the UK and a further 7m dependents have been treated little better.

Kinky Gerbil · Dec 23, 2018

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp....preparing-no-deal-brexit-ordered-to-sign-ndas

Why? What are you hiding?

Not taking back control of those in control are hiding key information.

beorhthelm · Dec 23, 2018

Kinky Gerbils said:
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp....preparing-no-deal-brexit-ordered-to-sign-ndas

Why? What are you hiding?

Not taking back control of those in control are hiding key information.

the last paragraph explains it. normal procedure for any relations with companies for the same reason, government control the release of infomation. good bit is Freedom of Information will make it all public anyway.

Publius Ovidius · Dec 23, 2018

portslade seagull said:
Just putting a more positive spin on things. Another thing you have overlooked no need to stock medical supplys as an agreement has also been made on that. No shortages there then.

So why are companies stockpiling medicines...are they all stupid and useless and snowflakes and project fearists?

My company have moved US customers and also European customers to new premises in Germany and Luxembourg. Seemly they are also snowflakes and project fear people. Btw, resulted in the loss of a lot of our workforce.

But It's all bollox and fake news....everyone with an opinion is right rather than people at the front line who are dealing with this every day. We know nothing and are liars and traitors seemly.

GrizzlingGammon · Dec 23, 2018

Tubby-McFat-Fuc said:
The whole country?

Is this more Remain lies and over exaggerating or just more remain outright lies!!!

You fell for the leaver groups' lies.

GrizzlingGammon · Dec 23, 2018

The pharmaceutical companies preparing for no deal have now been gagged.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/dec/23/pharmaceutical-firms-preparing-no-deal-brexit-ordered-to-sign-ndas

cjd · Dec 23, 2018

nicko31 said:
Indeed, nothing shortly of disgraceful the way British Citizens living in Europe have been treated by the UK government since the referendum.

Some 3m EU subjects in the UK and a further 7m dependents have been treated little better.

As someone who actually lives in the part of Europe 'remaining'.. ( France ) can I assure you that BOTH sides have treated us very, very badly indeed. Like all the various industries and commerce on both sides, we are merely the pawns that those in power, ( that French C**t Barnier , Tusk and Junker) can play with. Not only with our future, but with our emotions too.

Such is life, sadly.

BensGrandad · Dec 23, 2018

looking at going to Spain at end of April for 10 days how will the Brexit decision affect wife and I, if at all.

vegster · Dec 23, 2018

BensGrandad said:
looking at going to Spain at end of April for 10 days how will the Brexit decision affect wife and I, if at all.

It will either be a total calamity or absolutely plain sailing, the truth will lie somewhere in between but prepare for £/Euro parity currency wise. Mind you, that might be quite helpful for old codgers.

BensGrandad · Dec 23, 2018

vegster said:
It will either be a total calamity or absolutely plain sailing, the truth will lie somewhere in between but prepare for £/Euro parity currency wise. Mind you, that might be quite helpful for old codgers.

Easy jet return prices are very low at the moment hence booking them £35 return.

Blue Valkyrie · Dec 23, 2018

BensGrandad said:
looking at going to Spain at end of April for 10 days how will the Brexit decision affect wife and I, if at all.

If May's deal goes through Parliament you will be fine.

*No deal* and all bets are off. Don't expect any insurance to compensate you for Brexit travel problems either.

vegster · Dec 23, 2018

BensGrandad said:
Easy jet return prices are very low at the moment hence booking them £35 return.

Ah, but you may be unable to get off the plane when it lands in Spain, that's why the flight's so cheap, you might just skim the runway and take off again !

Deleted member 2719 · Dec 23, 2018

vegster said:
Ah, but you may be unable to get off the plane when it lands in Spain, that's why the flight's so cheap, you might just skim the runway and take off again !

I know your jesting but Spain are not going to shut their doors to 18million brits a year, it would be suicide.

Hampster Gull · Dec 23, 2018

BensGrandad said:
looking at going to Spain at end of April for 10 days how will the Brexit decision affect wife and I, if at all.

You are the best fisherman on NSC. Since Brexit the value of your £1 has gone down 12%, so I suggest you and the misses stay in a B&B, not a hotel

nicko31 · Dec 23, 2018

cjd said:
As someone who actually lives in the part of Europe 'remaining'.. ( France ) can I assure you that BOTH sides have treated us very, very badly indeed. Like all the various industries and commerce on both sides, we are merely the pawns that those in power, ( that French C**t Barnier , Tusk and Junker) can play with. Not only with our future, but with our emotions too.

Such is life, sadly.

The UK government could have kicked off negotiations in a positive way by offering some guarantees, they chose not to. The EU side is perfect but they have a responsibility to their 27 remaining members. they remain more more unified for ever. No one is following the UK off the plank..

pastafarian · Dec 23, 2018

Baldseagull said:
Fancy commenting on the analogy though?

If you insist. Were you wearing your :dunce:

when you thought of it?

pastafarian · Dec 23, 2018

BensGrandad said:
looking at going to Spain at end of April for 10 days how will the Brexit decision affect wife and I, if at all.

If its leaving with a deal, no problem, if its leaving with no deal, no problem either.
EU have already put forward a proposal for a resolution to be in place by Brexit day if its leaving with no deal.(it will be a reciprocal arrangement)

https://ec.europa.eu/info/sites/info/files/com-2018-890-final.pdf

portslade seagull · Dec 23, 2018

Publius Ovidius said:
So why are companies stockpiling medicines...are they all stupid and useless and snowflakes and project fearists?

My company have moved US customers and also European customers to new premises in Germany and Luxembourg. Seemly they are also snowflakes and project fear people. Btw, resulted in the loss of a lot of our workforce.

But It's all bollox and fake news....everyone with an opinion is right rather than people at the front line who are dealing with this every day. We know nothing and are liars and traitors seemly.

An agreement has been made. No idea why they are still stockpiling. Maybe before the deal was finalised. The government made concessions for this.

The Rivet · Dec 23, 2018

Remainer lemmings. Still in denial......... :lolol:

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