[Politics] Brexit

[Pretty pink fairy]

Oooh, scary.

Dads Army

Democracy's nothing to be scared of unless you're a remainer extremist ?
regards
DP

 

[Baldseagull]

As often TB - utterly false. The EU has about 40 FTAs in place. Besides, unless they've done deals with other planets there are only around 200 countries the EU could do an FTA with and that includes the 28 EU members.

Still waiting for an answer on how a no deal doesn't hurt the EU ?

The EU has some trade agreements which are not full FTA's, such as that with Central American countries. It also has a number of bi-lateral agreements in specific areas of trade with many countries including the US. Trade deal is the wrong term for the bi lateral agreements, but TB is not being utterly false.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-49612757
regards
DG

 

[birthofanorange]

Democracy's nothing to be scared of unless you're a remainer extremist ?
regards
DP

You seem to not like the democratic process to block No Deal....
I never had you down as a 'remainer extremist', but welcome.....

(Daft Pillock)

 

[lawros left foot]

Democracy's nothing to be scared of unless you're a remainer extremist ?
regards
DP

Das, which part of a constitutional Monarchy don’t you understand?

We elect MPs to Parliament to make decisions on behalf of the country, we, as the people, have no say in what they decide in Parliament, but, we do get to vote for them every 5 years. This is how our democracy works. When we get the next General Election, you will have the chance to vote for whichever right wing looney , Tommy Robinson or Nigel Farage tells you to, until then, sorry, you’ve as much say as me, **** all.

That’s how our form of democracy has always worked, it’s not a new thing.

 

[Baldseagull]

Why is it you feel I am a WUM?

Because I differ in my political views to you?

The issue here is most remainers in this thread, have an arrogance and that is ironic when they attack JRM and Boris for the same thing.

The 2nd referendum remainers, are splitting and destroying relationship all of the country because they can not accept what the people voted for.
Please do not underestimate the way you are spreading anger, I have said it before, blood will be shed it is inevitable unless Brexit happens on October the 31st and anyone who can not see what they are doing is stuck in a bubble, unfortunately, Scotland, London and Brighton are all engulfed in this bubble, try popping it and opening both eyes and then you will see the country as a whole.

TOUGH titties you will not bully and outshout my opinions or any other leavers, you just want to do what you do best and try to STOP DEMOCRACY at every turn.

I know many remainers who also think that we should leave now because the result should stand as by bringing back another referendum would cause war, delayed confusion for business and would mean the END of DEMOCRACY.

So just because I disagree with you politically it doesn't make me wind up merchant.

If you would like to see a few posters that are remainers that love a windup try Watford Zero who is theonlymikey, Harry Wilson's tackle who is Lever.

So sad that Harry ignores you then uses his second account because he can't resist the wind-up.

Uses avatar image for NSC mocking remainers as prone to panic, but not a WUM. Prick.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Das, which part of a constitutional Monarchy don’t you understand?

We elect MPs to Parliament to make decisions on behalf of the country, we, as the people, have no say in what they decide in Parliament, but, we do get to vote for them every 5 years. This is how our democracy works. When we get the next General Election, you will have together chance to vote for whichever right wing looney , Tommy Robinson or Nigel Farage tells you to, untold then, sorry, you’ve as much say as me, **** all.

That’s how our form of democracy has always worked, it’s not a new thing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edbujlmRMiA everything rotten about remainers

regards
DK

 

[midnight_rendezvous]

Democracy's nothing to be scared of unless you're a remainer extremist ?
regards
DP

Or you’re a brexiteer who struggles with the concept that democracy also extends to MPs and the public holding the government to account and rejecting bad deals and no deals in order to ensure the country doesn’t drive itself off a clif.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Uses avatar image for NSC mocking remainers as prone to panic, but not a WUM. Prick.

Exactly.

I feel sorry for Mouldy, wasting two minutes of his life posting a rambling bit of nonsense about me and to me. If paid the slightest bit of attention, he would know I don't live in a southern England bubble.

 

[lawros left foot]

L

The EU has some trade agreements which are not full FTA's, such as that with Central American countries. It also has a number of bi-lateral agreements in specific areas of trade with many countries including the US. Trade deal is the wrong term for the bi lateral agreements, but TB is not being utterly false.

I think TB has got a bit confused. We do have over 750 plus international treaties as part of the EU which will all disappear overnight in the event of a no deal Brexit, but, they are not all trade deals. They encompass everything from defence, to trade , to science to medicine, to law, and a variety of other mutually beneficial agreements with many nations, not just our EU partners.
All will go in a puff of smoke, the moment we are no longer an EU member and cease to be a signatory of these treaties.

 

[BensGrandad]

Apparently Tory top dogs are urging Boris to ignore the new law and carry on with his original plans for Brexit and leaving.

 

[birthofanorange]

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I think TB has got a bit confused. We do have over 750 plus international treaties as part of the EU which will all disappear overnight in the event of a no deal Brexit, but, they are not all trade deals. They encompass everything from defence, to trade , to science to medicine, to law, and a variety of other mutually beneficial agreements with many nations, not just our EU partners.
All will go in a puff of smoke, the moment we are no longer an EU member and cease to be a signatory of these treaties.

A great outlook, isn't it? Good job the majority of people are against a No Deal.

 

[lawros left foot]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edbujlmRMiA everything rotten about remainers

regards
DK

For what reason have you posted that, how is that in anyway relevant to my post to you? Or is it , you just don’t have any kind of succinct answer to my point?

 

[birthofanorange]

Apparently Tory top dogs are urging Boris to ignore the new law and carry on with his original plans for Brexit and leaving.

Fabulous! Ignoring the Law, too.

 

[birthofanorange]

For what reason have you posted that, how is that in anyway relevant to my post to you? Or is it , you just don’t have any kind of succinct answer to my point?

Tbf, he doesn't have a point for anything, so it's quite a sensible post for him/it.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Or you’re a brexiteer who struggles with the concept that democracy also extends to MPs and the public holding the government to account and rejecting bad deals and no deals in order to ensure the country doesn’t drive itself off a clif.

they've ignored the public time and time again, can't you see that ,DID THE PUBLIC VOTE TO STOP THE COUNTRY FROM LEAVING THE EU............. no though not, they voted to leave it
regards
DR

 

[BensGrandad]

Has the law actually been passed yet or can the Lords talk it out.

 

[lawros left foot]

Apparently Tory top dogs are urging Boris to ignore the new law and carry on with his original plans for Brexit and leaving.

Be nice if he gets to share a cell with Dale Creggan.

 

[midnight_rendezvous]

Apparently Tory top dogs are urging Boris to ignore the new law and carry on with his original plans for Brexit and leaving.

If parliament passes legislation to make No Deal illegal, then he’d be in contempt of court and go to prison

 

[lawros left foot]

Has the law actually been passed yet or can the Lords talk it out.

Keep up, BG.
It will receive Royal Assent Monday, the unelected Lords Chamber passed it on Friday.