[Politics] Brexit

[nicko31]

I can see why so many Remainers think you are a

Don't let yourself down fella

 

[JC Footy Genius]

Don't let yourself down fella

If that ever becomes a problem for you let me know.

 

[WATFORD zero]

Depends on what you think was provisionally agreed (assume it's the EU press release line).

Kick it as far as you like - there's no long grass left

 

[JC Footy Genius]

Kick it as far as you like - there's no long grass left

According to HMG looks like your (EU/Soubry interpretation of what was agreed in December) is woefully inaccurate/just parroting the EU line then ... quelle surprise

 

[nicko31]

Kick it as far as you like - there's no long grass left

20 months gone, at some point you have to get something agreed. May's credibility is at stake home and abroad.

What next, go back on the divorce bill, EU Citizens rights?

 

[WATFORD zero]

According to HMG looks like your (EU/Soubry interpretation of what was agreed in December) is woefully inaccurate/just parroting the EU line then ... quelle surprise

The David Davis defence, it's not binding, it is binding, it's not binding and repeat etc etc

 

[JC Footy Genius]

The David Davis defence, it's not binding, it is binding, it's not binding etc etc

Nothing is agreed until everything is agreed ... statement of fact

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

No, they are not threatening a hard border. The 39 hardline MPs are pressurising the government into a Hard Brexit which is threatening the Good Friday agreement.

Spot on. No doubt J Shit Tory Cheerboy will say 'Rubbish', though.

 

[JC Footy Genius]

Yay .. another unpatriotic far left apologist troll joins this thread. Just what we need.

 

[WATFORD zero]

Yay .. another unpatriotic far left apologist troll joins this thread. Just what we need.

I think I detect just the faintest hint of desperation, so I'll leave you alone for now

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

The David Davis defence, it's not binding, it is binding, it's not binding and repeat etc etc

No doubt you'll be told that everything will be agreed in the end (or some other meaningless bollocks).

Tremendous to hear May blame the doctor shortage on Labour today, on the grounds that doctor training takes 8 years and labour were in power 8 years ago. That's a bit like blaming the destruction of my fruit crop this cold winter on the ******* that planted the trees 8 years ago. It may be comedy, but it is no longer funny.

Anyway the professional Brexit lobbyists are down to only 2 or 3 in number on NSC, with the utter clown that is JCFG the main carrier of their tattered and tear soaked flag. Of all the ludicrous causes to inspire hundreds of posts on a football forum, Brexit propagandism is one of the most shameful. Personally embarrassing. Unjustifiable unless you're being paid to do it (there's a thought...)....

 

[JC Footy Genius]

I think I detect just the faintest hint of desperation, so I'll leave you alone for now

Not you! One of my ex's was trying to provoke a reaction thought I would oblige to see what happened.

 

[pastafarian]

Rubbish. The UK government is protecting the integrity of the UK (as they should) and following the wishes of the UK electorate (leave/take back control). The Irish government temporarily backed by the EU Commission are the problem.

I was going to say im surprised so many people on here support the EU draft and support damaging the constitutional integrity of their home nation, but then again these are the same people who have previously placed The European Union above their own country and watched gleefully as sovereign powers move away from Westminster and leech to Brussels. They didn’t give a toss in the past, why should they care now?

That bloke stuck in a lift will be along at some point to say us leavers are going "postal" and must be therefore worried.
Probably not sinking in to thinkers like that though, that this EU draft is a draft on Withdrawal and not a draft on "Brexit wont happen"

 

[JC Footy Genius]

I was going to say im surprised so many people on here support the EU draft and support damaging the constitutional integrity of their home nation, but then again these are the same people who have previously placed The European Union above their own country and watched gleefully as sovereign powers move away from Westminster and leech to Brussels. They didn’t give a toss in the past, why should they care now?

That bloke stuck in a lift will be along at some point to say us leavers are going "postal" and must be therefore worried.
Probably not sinking in to thinkers like that though, that this EU draft is a draft on Withdrawal and not a draft on "Brexit wont happen"

Quite, perhaps they need a reminder of the basics, our country ...

Compared to...

 

[clapham_gull]

I was going to say im surprised so many people on here support the EU draft and support damaging the constitutional integrity of their home nation, but then again these are the same people who have previously placed The European Union above their own country and watched gleefully as sovereign powers move away from Westminster and leech to Brussels. They didn’t give a toss in the past, why should they care now?

That bloke stuck in a lift will be along at some point to say us leavers are going "postal" and must be therefore worried.
Probably not sinking in to thinkers like that though, that this EU draft is a draft on Withdrawal and not a draft on "Brexit wont happen"

You see that's such an extreme assumption of others peoples political motivation.

I'm glad the attack dogs have have their day but when things settle down (like they always do) they'll will back in the mountains barking at the moon.

No-one will listen to their views any more.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Reality has caught up with the Tories today, since December they've been trying to forget what they agreed to on the Irish border

Now the meat is on the bones, its bed wetting all round, they need to decide what is more important. A hard Brexit or the Good Friday Agreement?

What a conundrum.

 

[Baldseagull]

I was going to say im surprised so many people on here support the EU draft and support damaging the constitutional integrity of their home nation, but then again these are the same people who have previously placed The European Union above their own country and watched gleefully as sovereign powers move away from Westminster and leech to Brussels. They didn’t give a toss in the past, why should they care now?

That bloke stuck in a lift will be along at some point to say us leavers are going "postal" and must be therefore worried.
Probably not sinking in to thinkers like that though, that this EU draft is a draft on Withdrawal and not a draft on "Brexit wont happen"

The EU have made a suggestion, it satisfies their members, if it does not satisfy us, we have to come up with an alternative. For me, a border between NI and the rest of the UK is just another unwanted consequence of a very bad decision, but if it keeps the peace in NI, I would rather it was there than at the border with Eire.

 

[pastafarian]

they need to decide what is more important. A hard Brexit or the Good Friday Agreement?

A so called "Hard" Brexit going by previous definitions on here is simply doing all the things that were voted for……ie Brexit.
So lets do both then, its not one or the other.
Or have the goal posts moved yet again and there is now a new version of your "hard" Brexit?

 

[spence]

Italian elections Sunday. I expect Merkel is very worried with who looks likely to win.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Italian elections Sunday. I expect Merkel is very worried with who looks likely to win.

What is there to be worried about?