[Politics] Brexit

[nicko31]

The Brexdreamists are at it again asking for the impossible Brexit

http://www.theneweuropean.co.uk/top-stories/erg-brexit-red-lines-1-5402898

Taking control of our tariff schedules at the WTO
Full regulatory autonomy
The UK must be free to start its own trade negotiations immediately
Any ‘implementation period’ should be based on WTO principle

This on the day David Davis started to sound more like Philip Hammond and Corbyn pretty much said we need to stay in the Customs Union (just call it something else)

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

The Brexdreamists are at it again asking for the impossible Brexit

http://www.theneweuropean.co.uk/top-stories/erg-brexit-red-lines-1-5402898

Taking control of our tariff schedules at the WTO
Full regulatory autonomy
The UK must be free to start its own trade negotiations immediately
Any ‘implementation period’ should be based on WTO principle

This on the day David Davis started to sound more like Philip Hammond and Corbyn pretty much said we need to stay in the Customs Union (just call it something else)

I do wonder how close May is to saying feck it, lets have a leadership challenge then?

 

[Ernest]

Looks like the SWIVEL eyed loonies are kicking off tonight

[tweet]966046024186974209[/tweet]

 

[nicko31]

I do wonder how close May is to saying feck it, lets have a leadership challenge then?

She needs to letter represents 1 in 5 Tory MP's with only a handful of MP's in other parties that would agree with this point of view

 

[ManOfSussex]

The Brexdreamists are at it again asking for the impossible Brexit

http://www.theneweuropean.co.uk/top-stories/erg-brexit-red-lines-1-5402898

Taking control of our tariff schedules at the WTO
Full regulatory autonomy
The UK must be free to start its own trade negotiations immediately
Any ‘implementation period’ should be based on WTO principle

This on the day David Davis started to sound more like Philip Hammond and Corbyn pretty much said we need to stay in the Customs Union (just call it something else)

The swivel eyed, freakoid, Eurosceptic oddballs aka The European Research Group, finally reveal who they all currently are too. I don't think I've seen a definitive list before.

 

[nicko31]

The swivel eyed, freakoid, Eurosceptic oddballs aka The European Research Group, finally reveal who they all currently are too. I don't think I've seen a definitive list before.

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Yeah its been top secret till now, not too many surprises

 

[Blue3]

your example implies that its not possible for such sharp business practice or poor quality control occur within the single market. thats not true though is it.

No of course it's still possible but less likely when the whole process is under the same set of regulations from selecting materials, design, build, distribution and use and if something does go wrong it's traceable

 

[ManOfSussex]

Looks like the SWIVEL eyed loonies are kicking off tonight

[tweet]966046024186974209[/tweet]

He's released a different version of the letter he received from The ERG to cover where the leak came from.

 

[Dave the OAP]

Airlines prices are released 11 months from date of return, that is in 5 months for June 19 - Some Airlines such as BA/VA plan to put them on sale sooner than the 11 months via third parties.

I can assure you, the airlines are growing more uneasy as the days pass.

But like you say, fake news.

It's all fake news mate...this time next year, we will have all these deals with trump to pick up the slack...we can supply the rest of the world with coal, ships, steel, cars you know all those industries we are reopening and that will pay for the NHS and pensions and shit!

And we get blue passports! We have our country back... YESSSSSSSS

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Tubby,or one of his other multiple id's,could tell us.

Who else am I then clever clogs? Go on, out me.

 

[Hampster Gull]

It's all fake news mate...this time next year, we will have all these deals with trump to pick up the slack...we can supply the rest of the world with coal, ships, steel, cars you know all those industries we are reopening and that will pay for the NHS and pensions and shit!

And we get blue passports! We have our country back... YESSSSSSSS

Blue passports, BLUE, like before, and a bridge, a bridge to Europe, a BRIDGE

 

[nicko31]

Blue passports, BLUE, like before, and a bridge, a bridge to Europe, a BRIDGE

If there's no room for a car park in Kent, build a bridge. Does the same job

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

Firstly when did anything said in German increase its comedic effect, unless on a stag do wearing a Hitler moustache and goose-stepping around somewhere inappropriate in deepest Europe it never does.

Secondly how can you submit an economic outcome based on some assumption that can never be truly proven and then use that flawed forecast to mitigate earlier forecasts and assumptions that have been proven to be wrong, outrageously so.

Thirdly the BoE does what it does to try and ensure our economy has a favourable environment in which to function, but ultimately business is business, you need to sell stuff and ensure people can buy stuff, the current key economic indicators do not support some posters view that we have a Brexit based failing economy.

Fourthly you're politically driven to be anti tory, anti austerity, anti Brexit and you seem passionately pro socialism, we are unlikely to agree on much when it comes to some preferred economic and social model.

Fifthly you are being selective on the silly claims bit, I have my fair share of personal insults but I have never put anyone on ignore, I am rarely abusive but can be confrontational, NSC isn't an important part of my life and because I haven't met you, you are neither my friend nor enemy its just a bit of a discussion with a few spats now and then.

Sixthly, the nerds jibe is just a passive insult to those I would prefer to swear at but as I said earlier I am rarely abusive.

Now p1ss off

Point 1 - does it matter that much. Good grief.

Point 2 - I didn't submit any economic forecast.

Point 3 - I know what the Bank of England does. I wish we had a stronger manufacturing base to sell things.

Point 4 - I am anti-tory because I very rarely agree with anything they do, and haven't done for 40 years. That doesn't mean there are no Tory Mps I have some respect for, but the current bunch of self-serving clueless idiots are the worst ever. I'm actually partly feeling sorry for May because of the impossibility of the task she is facing. I am anti-austerity for reasons of social conscience rather than politically driven, and I gave considered myself European for 50 years plus. That is deep-seated conviction, not political. I am not and have never been a socialist. I would consider myself a social democrat or a liberal, with a small "L".

Point 5 - the silly claims bit doesn't really matter.

Point 6 - fair enough.

And I will not pi55 off. I've never put anyone on ignore either. People like you make me all the more convinced that I am right. I'll leave it at that.

 

[Mental Lental]

The swivel eyed, freakoid, Eurosceptic oddballs aka The European Research Group, finally reveal who they all currently are too. I don't think I've seen a definitive list before.

View attachment 94392

I'm not surprised to see Tim Loughton, MP for East Worthing and Shoreham on that list.

An Apex level c*nt.

 

[LlcoolJ]

I'm not surprised to see Tim Loughton, MP for East Worthing and Shoreham on that list.

An Apex level c*nt.

The scary thing when looking at that list is that, party politics aside, people actually voted for those individuals to represent their views in parliament. What were they thinking?!

 

[Baldseagull]

I'm not surprised to see Tim Loughton, MP for East Worthing and Shoreham on that list.

An Apex level c*nt.

He is in good company.

 

[BigGully]

Point 1 - does it matter that much. Good grief.

Point 2 - I didn't submit any economic forecast.

Point 3 - I know what the Bank of England does. I wish we had a stronger manufacturing base to sell things.

Point 4 - I am anti-tory because I very rarely agree with anything they do, and haven't done for 40 years. That doesn't mean there are no Tory Mps I have some respect for, but the current bunch of self-serving clueless idiots are the worst ever. I'm actually partly feeling sorry for May because of the impossibility of the task she is facing. I am anti-austerity for reasons of social conscience rather than politically driven, and I gave considered myself European for 50 years plus. That is deep-seated conviction, not political. I am not and have never been a socialist. I would consider myself a social democrat or a liberal, with a small "L".

Point 5 - the silly claims bit doesn't really matter.

Point 6 - fair enough.

And I will not pi55 off. I've never put anyone on ignore either. People like you make me all the more convinced that I am right. I'll leave it at that.

With respect this particular post establishes why bizarrely you chose to reply in German to somehow 'add a little humour' in the first instance and then reply as you have ...... #missing the point ein bisschen Ironie

 

[Baldseagull]

The scary thing when looking at that list is that, party politics aside, people actually voted for those individuals to represent their views in parliament. What were they thinking?!

I reckon there is a disproportionate number of pro death penalty, anti gay rights proponents in that lot.

 

[LlcoolJ]

I reckon there is a disproportionate number of pro death penalty, anti gay rights proponents in that lot.

Along with Priti Patel saying "What do I sign?, this advances my career right? Yeah cool, I'm in". IDS, Sir Bufton Tufton, Owen Paterson, Willie Titwank, Nadine Dorries, Sir Keith Wankrabbit, David [emoji23] Davies, Barry Slaveshagger, John Redwood and the even more made up as a parody, Jacob Rees-Mogg.

Great bunch of lads, salt of the erf.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Uh oh, the nerdy gang has been on a recruitment drive at the school library.

The school library.....somewhere I imagine you were a stranger to given your semi-literate prose.