Brexit and the Consequences

Why not?

How will EU control Commonwealth citizens coming to UK and then proceeding to invade EU states with no controls. Or other banana republics we strike bilateral trade agreements with and remove visas.

EU learning from UK :idea:

Yes, it all seems a bit one sided, doesn't it? It takes two sides to make an agreement.

This is a very complex problem for the EU, which has 27 member states. The UK only has to fend for herself and she is making heavy going of it.
 
Yes, it all seems a bit one sided, doesn't it? It takes two sides to make an agreement.

This is a very complex problem for the EU, which has 27 member states. The UK only has to fend for herself and she is making heavy going of it.

Yes absolutely.

It's all about us and them, beating and punishments if we don't have our way. Reason for this ideology is simply because that's how we administered our negotiations back in the old days of gunship diplomacy. :idea:
 
Yes absolutely.

It's all about us and them, beating and punishments if we don't have our way. Reason for this ideology is simply because that's how we administered our negotiations back in the old days of gunship diplomacy. :idea:

Don't know about gunboats - but Thatcher would have just given them a good hand-bagging! Of course, if she'd have been in charge we wouldn't now be in the mess that Cameron & May have created.
 
Why not?

How will EU control Commonwealth citizens coming to UK and then proceeding to invade EU states with no controls. Or other banana republics we strike bilateral trade agreements with and remove visas.

Piffle and Balderdash!

They won't need to, the EU has nothing to offer beyond the UK in economic and social/religious tolerance terms.
 
Which alternative facts are you referring to? :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...ave-european-union-as-slowest-growing-economy

We have gone from leading to being a laggard.


Yeah I know, nobody said it was going to be easy. :whistling
No pain no gain. CV way or the highway exit in to the wilderness. ;)


When you talk of our young current crop hiding behind authority, I don't think you are referring to the national football team. You care to elaborate?

Not surprised the UK is stuttering....that's what happens when you put a second rate leader in charge.

The EU isn't far behind in the weak leader stakes......they will come unstuck in very short order as the political v people situation worsens in the next 12 months.

Solution for the UK.......
Force JRM to become leader and watch the UK fly.

The reason we are doing so well in the World Cup has to be the Brexit factor (y):clap::LOL:
 
Not surprised the UK is stuttering....that's what happens when you put a second rate leader in charge.

Who put her there? :rolleyes:

The EU isn't far behind in the weak leader stakes......they will come unstuck in very short order as the political v people situation worsens in the next 12 months.

How long have you been saying this? It's been 2 + years since Brexit referendum and your predictions... :whistling

Solution for the UK.......
Force JRM to become leader and watch the UK fly.

Force who? I'm watching Airbus fly at the moment :cheesy:

The reason we are doing so well in the World Cup has to be the Brexit factor (y):clap::LOL:

:LOL::LOL::LOL::LOL:

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P1ss my self laffing. Cheers CV :cheers::cheers:
 
cracks are starting to appear ? :LOL:

Also, the plot thickens on the Airbus threats... someone is telling porkies :smart:


https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/9...gel-Farage-move-threat-latest-UK-Brexit-video

Um, of course they're lying. Just like politicians, it's in their blood. The important thing is to understand what the lie is and its motivation.

In this particular case the Brexit situation is merely a convenient motive for a purely business based decision which has already been taken. Airbus order book is thinner than they'd hoped and they have to slow down production and cut costs. The obvious way to do this is to lay off workers - preferably those they don't need.

The French (down to the last Frog standing) would very much like to have as much Airbus manufacturing as practical in France. Bearing this in mind, it's both commercially and politically logical that they would further this aim on the back of Brexit and the icing on the cake would be that fewer French jobs would be shed, if any.

The idea that being out of the EU will increase their costs is also partially based on fact. As the article that Mike linked to said, it"s not the core agreements that have a bearing on this but is rather the ordinary everyday grind of standard business operations that will henceforth take place in a world rendered a little more uncertain.
 
Happy Clappy


(Someone who thinks that everything would be alright if only people would stop complaining.)




I love the way we’re leaving the EU.


We’re leaving it in the same way we leave a sh*t restaurant.


We tell the waiter everything was fine, leave a stupidly big tip, and then quietly and politely F*kc off never to return…


...While hoping they go bankrupt.


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Moggy going full tilt. What a (upper) class act he is. He neatly sums up why the EU is the problem and not the solution and how it's a threat to democracy.
Enjoy . . .

 
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