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Osem 22-10-2017 13:06
Re: Brexit discussion
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35921329)
EU's head pains just keep on getting bigger...

Czech election latest: Europe’s "Donald Trump" WINS election in nightmare for EU



http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/...-Babis-anti-EU
Yes but it's all OK in Eurolalaland, we really shouldn't be wanting to get out of such a wonderful club which is in no way starting to unravel. :rolleyes:

The Eurocrats are going to learn that the people of many countries aren't at all happy with their version of what the EU ought to be.

Mick 22-10-2017 13:25
Re: Brexit discussion
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35921333)

The Eurocrats are going to learn that the people of many countries aren't at all happy with their version of what the EU ought to be.
U.S.E = The United States of Europe.

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2017/10/18.png

I have no words, just..... :sick:

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35921330)
Thought you didn't read the tabloids Mick ;)
I don't, it's a source I am linking to. Nice deflection strategy. ;)

What's wrong ? Cat stopping you typing ?

The Anti-EU sentiment is growing and so it should with those old cretins running it.

Osem 22-10-2017 13:28
Re: Brexit discussion
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35921337)
U.S.E = The United States of Europe.

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2017/10/18.png

I have no words, just..... :sick:

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I don't, it's a source I am linking to. Nice deflection strategy. ;)

What's wrong ? Cat stopping you typing ?

The Anti-EU sentiment is growing and so it should with those old cretins running it.
Yes it is but it's far easier to deny all of that, whine on about little Englanders, put it all down to tabloid fakery etc etc.

Mr K 22-10-2017 13:33
Re: Brexit discussion
 
They are all out to get us, that's for sure..... A psychiatrist would have a field day on this thread !

denphone 22-10-2017 13:35
Re: Brexit discussion
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35921347)
They are all out to get us, that's for sure..... A psychiatrist would have a field day on this thread !
Nice to be insulted again Mr K as although my brain works slowly nowadays there is still some saneness there in that empty brain of mine.;)

1andrew1 22-10-2017 13:44
Re: Brexit discussion
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35921330)
Thought you didn't read the tabloids Mick ;)
I think it takes a clever person than me to link to and post from a source without at the same time reading it! ;)
That being said, the Czech result shows the popularist movement hasn't stalled but then again we don't have the anti-EU leaders in France and the Netherlands that the original Project Fear promised us.

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Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35921347)
They are all out to get us, that's for sure..... A psychiatrist would have a field day on this thread !
Where does that logo come from? Did someone have a Saturday night in with Paintshop or something? :D

1andrew1 23-10-2017 01:24
Re: Brexit discussion
 
The voice of employers is getting louder as understandably, they're worried about the impact the absence a no-transition deal will have on UK employment. An issue many of us on here can relate to but obviously of less importance to the elite like BoJo and Liam Fox.
Quote:
Major business groups warn Davis over 'serious' Brexit jobs risk
In a strongly worded letter to the Brexit Secretary obtained by Sky News, organisations including the CBI and British Chambers of Commerce demanded "urgent agreement on transition arrangements to give businesses the certainty and time they need to prepare for a new UK-EU economic partnership".
The letter, which was also signed by the bosses of the Institute of Directors, the manufacturers' group EEF and the Federation of Small Businesses, was described by sources as the most forthright warning to date from the "big five" business lobbyists.
Collectively, the quintet represents members employing millions of private sector workers, making theirs a powerful voice in the quest for a smooth Brexit which slows the momentum towards big headcount reductions in UK company workforces.
http://news.sky.com/story/major-busi...-risk-11093313

Hugh 23-10-2017 17:30
Re: Brexit discussion
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35921351)
I think it takes a clever person than me to link to and post from a source without at the same time reading it! ;)
That being said, the Czech result shows the popularist movement hasn't stalled but then again we don't have the anti-EU leaders in France and the Netherlands that the original Project Fear promised us.

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Where does that logo come from? Did someone have a Saturday night in with Paintshop or something? :D
It's from another forum called NationStates, where people make up countries...

https://www.nationstates.net/page=faq
Quote:
So what is this?

NationStates is a free nation simulation game. You create your own country, fashioned after your own ideals, and care for its people. Either that or you deliberately torture them. It's really up to you.

Is it a serious political thing, or just for fun?

You can play it either way. NationStates does have humorous bent, but that's just because politics is naturally funny.

Osem 23-10-2017 17:57
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I'd like someone to explain why there needs to be more EU not less or even the status quo. Why can't these people stop thinking about expansion and ever closer union and get on with making sure the current club works more fairly? I reckon if they'd done that at some point we wouldn't be where we are and right wing extremism wouldn't be on the increase despite what some people want to accept. :shrug:

Stuart 23-10-2017 18:33
Re: Brexit discussion
 
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Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35920898)
That's a laugh. The EU don't negotiate, they dictate as per Juncker's EU ambitions. Thank goodness we're leaving.
You have evidence of that, or are you just relying on what the Papers tell you?

Osem 23-10-2017 18:49
Re: Brexit discussion
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuart (Post 35921546)
You have evidence of that, or are you just relying on what the Papers tell you?
Well they have kept telling us that they won't discuss trade or anything related to it until we agree to pay up haven't they? They also refused May's offer to sort out the status of EU citizens as a priority or didn't they? :shrug:

Let's turn this all around and someone tell us all what the EU has offered the UK in order to facilitate things? Where they've been flexible and reasonable? If the answer is 'well they don't have to because we decided to leave them' then that still amounts to them not being willing to compromise (regardless of the reason) and if this is going to be resolved for the best for both sides that's what's going to be required. The UK can't be blamed entirely for the lack of progress when one side has been unwilling to discuss certain key elements of the process.

1andrew1 23-10-2017 20:27
Re: Brexit discussion
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35921544)
I'd like someone to explain why there needs to be more EU not less or even the status quo. Why can't these people stop thinking about expansion and ever closer union and get on with making sure the current club works more fairly? I reckon if they'd done that at some point we wouldn't be where we are and right wing extremism wouldn't be on the increase despite what some people want to accept. :shrug:
How do you define "more fairly"? Would you like the UK to pay in as much per person as Germany does, for example?
I think right-ring extremism is not an EU thing, it's related to globalisation, automation, income inequality and the ability to spread fake news and cultivate communities of interest that the internet provides.

Mr K 24-10-2017 20:35
Re: Brexit discussion
 
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Michael Bloomberg, the billionaire media mogul and former mayor of New York, has said Brexit is the “single stupidest thing any country has ever done” apart from the election of Donald Trump as US president.

The 75-year old argued that “it is really hard to understand why a country that was doing so well wanted to ruin it” with the Brexit vote, in a series of outspoken remarks made at a technology conference in Boston a fortnight ago.

At that event, Bloomberg also warned that some workers at the financial media company that bears his name were asking to leave the UK and US because they think the two countries no longer like immigrants and are no longer welcoming.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...y_to_clipboard

The guy might have a point as he does know a thing or two about economics.

Mick 24-10-2017 21:55
Re: Brexit discussion
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35921714)
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...y_to_clipboard

The guy might have a point as he does know a thing or two about economics.
Another fear project & BS story from the Remoaner rag.

He has no valid point. Clearly knows nothing of Brexit stuff, because it’s not taken place yet. Yawn.

denphone 24-10-2017 22:03
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Whether its a remain rag or a Brexit rag they both come out with bull excretia and untruths on a regular basis...


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