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- Jul 21, 2003
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[Politics] Brexit
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Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Because my mind has been changed. As the years (years!) have gone by I have come to believe the worst will happen. Now I see it as a duty to highlight the lies you lot have fallen for and to put you all right. It won't stop Brexit but it might prevent you from making mistakes in the future. We shall see.
- Jul 10, 2003
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A quick question for our 'no deal' supporting friends.
After we have left, if we are having no border in NI, we are granting tariff free access to the whole world to all British markets. (WTO Most Favoured Nation). https://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/mostfavorednation.asp
It would then take an interesting approach in this wonderful new world of trade negotiations to persuade countries who have completely free access to strike a trade deal with us
But not all 'No deal' supporters are thick, definitely not
After we have left, if we are having no border in NI, we are granting tariff free access to the whole world to all British markets. (WTO Most Favoured Nation). https://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/mostfavorednation.asp
It would then take an interesting approach in this wonderful new world of trade negotiations to persuade countries who have completely free access to strike a trade deal with us
But not all 'No deal' supporters are thick, definitely not
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How is pulling someone up on the statement that members can veto ANYTHING they don't like when it's fundamentally untrue 'nit picking' ? It's a lie. It's strange that remainers get their knickers in a twist about that bus message which said 'we COULD' spend the money on the NHS - which doesn't mean 'we WILL' - yet remainers tell downright lies and it's 'nit picking'. Still not seen your evidence of why the government couldn't withdraw the European Communities Act nor where you got that 30% of settled status rejections from - but of course that is me 'nit picking'.
- Jul 10, 2003
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Well you could show everyone that you're not just 'nit picking' by answering the question above which is fairly fundamental to 'no deal' plan ? Or, maybe explain how your preferred 'good deal' would work, fundamentally ?
(I'm just off out for the day, so no rush
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ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
The bus message was crucial to getting 3 million people out to vote who don't vote in elections due to it's inference after 6 years of austerity as previously discussed. I think about some of the benefit claimants in my neck of the woods who voted leave - people from the 13th most deprived neighborhood in the entire UK for example, who are the 3rd or 4th generation of families who've never worked - Vetos and QMV never came into it and sadly Turkey's and Christmas spring to mind for them - I shudder to think what's in store for them down the line. It doesn't get my knickers in a twist, it frankly makes my blood boil.
(I appreciate point scoring over this 30% claim on Settled Status with a 70 year old woman on the internet who isn't in the best of health is very important to you and posh boy pasta, I do however get the impression she may have simply confused it with the rejection rate on residency applications to The Home Office a year or so back. The Home Office is so shambolic with absolutely everything it does - it's difficult to keep abreast at what it's messing up and who it's messing over from one week to the next and I can fully appreciate it if that's what she's done here.)
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Fair enough, I'm happy to admit when I'm wrong. Allow me to rephrase my post.
They are the two largest and richest nations in the EU, so it's not surprising that they carry the most clout in the EU. Virtually all decisions within the EU, and almost all the important ones, have to be reached unanimously. In those circumstances any nation can veto any decision they don't like, and negotiate opt-outs in others. Which is why (e.g.) the UK has not joined Schengen.
List of lies about Brexit and the EU. It's set out in a fairly basic A-Z format so even the dimmest of Leave voters should be able to follow it (well, Mouldy Boots and Ppf might need to call a librarian over to help them). Enjoy, it's what you fell for;
https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/article/list-of-brexit-lies
https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/article/list-of-brexit-lies
Fitzcarraldo
Well-known member
- Nov 12, 2010
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Interesting false equivalence between one poster on NSC and the central promise of the Vote Leave campaign. Can you see why one might be slightly more problematic than the other?
Does this mean I'm now running the Government?
As if any leave voter is going to click on a link, to a document spelling out the lies they swallowed
They don't want to know. They don't need to know. They WON (get over it).
As if any leave voter is going to click on a link, to a document spelling out the lies they swallowed
They don't want to know. They don't need to know. They WON (get over it).
You are of course, correct.
And the poster of that admitted his mistake. Something your loony mob would never have the spine or the decency to do.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Thank you. I have a bit of time today so will try and search for what I read, but I suspect you may be right.
Btw, I had a birthday last week so no longer 70.
Pretty pink fairy
Banned
- Jan 30, 2008
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Why should you have to justify a democratic decision to leave the EU, you don't you get on with it and deliver
regards
DR
Horton's halftime iceberg
Blooming Marvellous
Because that's how democracy's work, unlike oligarchs and fascist states. You are a Nazi sympathizer by gloriying the Oradour-sur-Glane massacre by the DR in everypost you make.
In sane peoples eyes that dismisses everything you say and verges well beyond free speech.
D
