[Politics] Brexit

[ManOfSussex]

He 'aint happy. If he 'aint happy, his mate Rees-Mogg 'aint happy either, surely.

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[Titanic]

He 'aint happy. If he 'aint happy, his mate Rees-Mogg 'aint happy either, surely.

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I'm confused. Do you think Farage being unhappy with the agreement is a good thing or a bad thing?

 

[beorhthelm]

"The United Kingdom will ensure that no new regulatory barriers develop between Northern Ireland and the rest of the United Kingdom."

"In the absence of agreed solutions, the United Kingdom will maintain full alignment with those rules of the internal market and the customs union."

When are agreed solutions happening? Anytime soon?

in the coming year they'll discuss and negotiate the solutions. btw, we are aligned with many rules and regulations across the world, i dont think that phrase has the meaning people are giving it.

 

[Pavilionaire]

If Northern Ireland has no hard border, no customs checks, no restrictions and full alignment on trade with the Republic of Ireland while simultaneously maintaining unfettered access to the UK single market then, logically, then what is to stop getting goods tariff-free from Sussex to the EU via Northern Ireland?

I fancy a few farmers on the NI/ROI border will be rubbing their hands with glee at today's announcements.

 

[ManOfSussex]

in the coming year they'll discuss and negotiate the solutions. btw, we are aligned with many rules and regulations across the world, i dont think that phrase has the meaning people are giving it.

All done and dusted in a year then? Okay, thanks for clearing that one up.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

If Northern Ireland has no hard border, no customs checks, no restrictions and full alignment on trade with the Republic of Ireland while simultaneously maintaining unfettered access to the UK single market then, logically, then what is to stop getting goods tariff-free from Sussex to the EU via Northern Ireland?

I fancy a few farmers on the NI/ROI border will be rubbing their hands with glee at today's announcements.

Think I might invest in a NI brass-name-plate business.

Regards, HT Brass Plates of Belfast Ltd, Belfast, NI, EU.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

in the coming year they'll discuss and negotiate the solutions. btw, we are aligned with many rules and regulations across the world, i dont think that phrase has the meaning people are giving it.

You say that. But being an open minded person I have listened to the arguments from all sides. The government, the opposition and even Farage seem to think it is.

 

[ManOfSussex]

I'm confused. Do you think Farage being unhappy with the agreement is a good thing or a bad thing?

I'd have to answer that in 6 months time, if truth be told.

His public views are shared by like-minded individuals on the back benches of The Conservative and Unionist party though. There are too many of them conspicuous by their absence today. I can't believe that a lot of them are nothing but seething today...............

 

[JC Footy Genius]

Nice quote from Michel Barnier at this morning's press conference when asked if the deal meant that the default position is remaining in the single market:

“No. You havent understood that well… beyond its decision to leave the EU… the British government has confirmed that it wishes also to leave the single market and the customs union which is not obligatory. There are countries who are not E.U. members, who are part because that is their wish, whilst respecting of the rules of the single market. But that’s not the choice taken by the UK. So you have not understood that well.”

That kills that notion stone dead then.

It looks like we are on our way to getting a bespoke deal then .. Quelle surprise. Bad day for remoaners and Corbynistas I see, spinning furioiusly

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Grizzlers riding high on the wave leaving the EU, keep it up chaps
regards
DR

 

[pb21]

Nice quote from Michel Barnier at this morning's press conference when asked if the deal meant that the default position is remaining in the single market:

“No. You havent understood that well… beyond its decision to leave the EU… the British government has confirmed that it wishes also to leave the single market and the customs union which is not obligatory. There are countries who are not E.U. members, who are part because that is their wish, whilst respecting of the rules of the single market. But that’s not the choice taken by the UK. So you have not understood that well.”

That kills that notion stone dead then.

I don't think anyone thinks we will be officially remaining in the single market and therefore what that entails. It's just that it is starting to look increasingly likely that in practice we effectively will end up in a very similar position as we are now.

It's a neat solution as it keeps remainers and brexiters generally happy, just not the likes of Farage etc.

 

[Berty23]

I don't think anyone thinks we will be officially remaining in the single market and therefore what that entails. It's just that it is starting to look increasingly likely that in practice we effectively will end up in a very similar position as we are now.

It's a neat solution as it keeps remainers and brexiters generally happy, just not the likes of Farage etc.

My guess is that Over the next 48 hours it will all kick off again. People will realise that, as you say, we will not officially be in the single market but we will have to follow all of the rules so we might as well be. People will clock that all that has happened is we have agreed to pa c40 billion to follow rules we have no say on. Surely no one voted for this Brexit did they?

 

[WATFORD zero]

We are still leaving,and the extra two years that Dumbo's echo was grizzling about are 2019 and 2020.

I will explain very simply. In the outline deal published today we have committed to paying for the years 2019 and 2020. We have requested a further 2 years membership from the EU and still await their response. Their response is extremely likely to have a financial element which has not even been discussed yet. This will be in addition to any Brexit bill which has apparently been agreed and includes 2019 and 2020.

I'm afraid that this is the last time i will spend seconds correcting your idiocy as there are far better uses of my time. Maybe you should stick to stories that are a little harder to disprove

 

[RandyWanger]

Brexit means Brexit?

 

[Pavilionaire]

Think I might invest in a NI brass-name-plate business.

Regards, HT Brass Plates of Belfast Ltd, Belfast, NI, EU.

Ker-ching! I can almost visualise Arlene Foster donning her hat, heels and tap-dancing Judy Garland-style all the way home. "Forget The Troubles c'mon Get Happy, you better chase all your cares away, shout Hallelujah c'mon get happy, get ready for the Brexit Day!"

 

[Titanic]

Ker-ching! I can almost visualise Arlene Foster donning her hat, heels and tap-dancing Judy Garland-style all the way home. "Forget The Troubles c'mon Get Happy, you better chase all your cares away, shout Hallelujah c'mon get happy, get ready for the Brexit Day!"

Are you confusing her with Arlene Phillips?

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

i don't look at them for news - it's more the comment from actual people that i know or know of that are of vague interest - unlike anything you have to say on anything, as you and your views are an irrelevance to me.

go on, pull the other one
regards
DR

 

[ManOfSussex]

go on, pull the other one
regards
DR

At last a sensible, normal leave voter.

Are you happy with the agreement? I don't suppose you've seen or heard Jacob Rees-Mogg today, he seems to be keeping his head down for some reason?

 

[WATFORD zero]

go on, pull the other one
regards
DR

How do you keep an idiot happy ?
































Change the name from membership

 

[CHAPPERS]

Farage will spout the most devisive bullshit he can come up with. Thrives on it.