[Politics] Brexit

GrizzlingGammon · Jan 2, 2019

Pretty pink fairy said:
pointless posturing on a democratic result...………... have a cap
regards
DR

Why have you posted a video backing up why we should remain?
Did you vote leave so you can have 3-pin plugs?

GrizzlingGammon · Jan 2, 2019

Baker lite said:
On a side note, does anyone know where we can get hold of 17 million yellow vests?

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France, perhaps?

Mo Gosfield · Jan 2, 2019

darkwolf666 said:
Are you a director?

Strange, because that's not the noises that are coming from Ramsgate where no locals appear to have been recruited.

Add into this that the dredging of the harbour hasn't yet been started and all together it seems highly suspicious and a panic measure to appease when the realisation hits that IF this is all necessary we are beholden to the French and Danish ferry companies who got the major contracts...

No, not a director but privy to some information about this company a little while ago. Whether I was fed some PR spiel, time will tell.

Baker lite · Jan 2, 2019

GrizzlingGammon said:
France, perhaps?

Not going there , the place is war ravaged, apparently.
On our way.

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Blue Valkyrie · Jan 2, 2019

BBassic said:
The terms 'Regards' and 'On our way' have lost all meaning.

We may well be 'On our way', but if we are, we'll be *On our way back* within 10 years ( within 2 years if the PM opts to let the *no deal* on-coming storm hit ).

Perhaps we just have to experience how bad it will be.

Da Man Clay · Jan 2, 2019

WATFORD zero said:
Trust me, if we go no deal, whether he exports or imports from the USA there are significant effects. Let me know which he does and what sector he is in and I will tell you the effects.

And you didn't mention before that the parts were manufactured in Thailand. But now you have, he had better hope that we manage to set up some type of trade agreement with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (the trading bloc that Thailand is part of) in the next 90 days, or he may see some significant changes to his import duties on parts.

No proof reading required

Out of curiosity as you clearly have some knowledge in these things, and, as some attempt to get this thread out of a continuous circular or baker lite and PPF v Plooks with their meaningless back and forth.. What is the alternative if we don’t default to WTO with no deal? I presume there is some sort of generic standard? We are clearly not going to be unable to import or export in the event of no deal so what tariffs do we default to.

GrizzlingGammon · Jan 2, 2019

Baker lite said:
I was sure I said the the largest political endorsement in British history.
On our way

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In 1832 the Whigs won a GE with a 67% majority. That's an endorsement.

GrizzlingGammon · Jan 2, 2019

Baker lite said:
Not going there , the place is war ravaged, apparently.
On our way.

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So, why do you want to copy what the French do?

Gwylan · Jan 2, 2019

GrizzlingGammon said:
In 1832 the Whigs won a GE with a 67% majority. That's an endorsement.

They got the support of roughly 2% of the population - that's not much of an endorsement :laugh:

fanseagull · Jan 2, 2019

'have a cap', 'we're on our way', 'get over it', 'give your head a shake' .... it is really sad to see so many of these posters have used up all their vocabulary long ago and must now resort to repetition; it seems that's all they have.

I do understand though, it's hard to get the big picture when you have such a small screen.

Pretty pink fairy · Jan 2, 2019

GrizzlingGammon said:
Why have you posted a video backing up why we should remain?
Did you vote leave so you can have 3-pin plugs?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUsKWsPcRXE
leaving the EU in what will be "your" choice no one else's, no second referendum ,no pressure groups :bigwave:

regards
DR

GrizzlingGammon · Jan 2, 2019

Gwylan said:
They got the support of roughly 2% of the population - that's not much of an endorsement

Percentage of the vote is the comparison.

Pretty pink fairy · Jan 2, 2019

Baker lite said:
What part of 52 to 48 are struggling with?
On our way.

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Democracy as always even with old bits of Gammon minus the pineapple
regards
DR

Pretty pink fairy · Jan 2, 2019

fanseagull said:
'have a cap', 'we're on our way', 'get over it', 'give your head a shake' .... it is really sad to see so many of these posters have used up all their vocabulary long ago and must now resort to repetition; it seems that's all they have.

I do understand though, it's hard to get the big picture when you have such a small screen.

IF, MIGHT AND MAYBE some of my favourite words I see on here

regards
DR

fanseagull · Jan 2, 2019

Pretty pink fairy said:
IF, MIGHT AND MAYBE some of my favourite words I see on here
regards
DR

Almost entirely monosyllabic then......

Two Professors · Jan 2, 2019

Baker lite said:
I think you will find that we are legally bound to leave the corrupt EU on 29th March, that’s not blackmail skipper it’s the law.
There is more chance of Me getting a soapy titwank off Anne Widdicombe than May’s surrender getting voted through Parliament.
On our way.

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I do hope Ann Widdecombe never appears on telly again.That image is now stuck in my brain. :shootself

Pretty pink fairy · Jan 2, 2019

Blue Valkyrie said:
We may well be 'On our way', but if we are, we'll be *On our way back* within 10 years ( within 2 years if the PM opts to let the *no deal* on-coming storm hit ).

Perhaps we just have to experience how bad it will be.

any long term claims to back that up ? 10 years, looking into Watford bloke's bit of tat again ?
regards
DR

Two Professors · Jan 2, 2019

fanseagull said:
'have a cap', 'we're on our way', 'get over it', 'give your head a shake' .... it is really sad to see so many of these posters have used up all their vocabulary long ago and must now resort to repetition; it seems that's all they have.

I do understand though, it's hard to get the big picture when you have such a small screen.

At least we don't hide behind yet another identity.Come on,be brave,admit who you normally post as. :smokin:

Pretty pink fairy · Jan 2, 2019

fanseagull said:
almost entirely monosyllabic then......

mixed into speculative arguments make for great reading

BYE BYE eu :bigwave:

regards
DR

Two Professors · Jan 2, 2019

GrizzlingGammon said:
So, why do you want to copy what the French do?

Imitation is ok,unless the frogs have copyrighted defending their rights?

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