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[wbecki] 02/4/2019 20:09

"willoicc
2 Apr '19 - 14:00 - 253595 of 253679
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The solution is SIMPLE.

Leave with no deal and THEN negotiate with no gun held to our heads."

Again, common sense.

Leave "WTO" offer EU CETA FTA(to include NI)

Job done.
All sorted.

UK 100% regulatory compliant - for this reason alone a trade deal shouldnt take hardly any time at all.

[minerve 2] 02/4/2019 20:08

cheshire pete 2 Apr '19 - 18:46 - 253656 of 253679

'Empty vessels from now on.' 17.4 million is a lot of people to upset...think about it, and they're not all old either.



Erm, I don't think so. The Hard-Brexit, Leave No Deal, shoot ourselves in the head cohort number less than a million. Time to wake up! LOL

[wbecki] 02/4/2019 20:08

"willoicc
2 Apr '19 - 13:50 - 253592 of 253679
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The backstop is not about the Irish/UK border. It is all about the EU having an armlock on the UK in future negotiations."

Bingo!!

Fact Careful doesn't realise this shows how he hasn't a clue despite his claims to the contrary.

He hasn't read the WA, he doesn't realise the WA sets the base upon which the future decaration will build.

The base being a Customs Union - so UK doesn't have control of trade on manufactured goods/Agriculture, and the ECJ has a worry influence still over much domestric UK policy eg taxation/Subsidies/Social Policies/Industrial policy..etc etc.

Such isn't LEaving EU.

[k38] 02/4/2019 20:05

Brussels manage to have their "man" on the negotiation table. Half way there...Will these two TM & JC agree or did she cleverly offer to share the blame of no deal.. ?We shall see. Brexit indeed is going to make a great movie.. "The Traitor" ... near you very soon

[aceuk] 02/4/2019 19:57

Quilted :-)

At last the woman has got some sense - how do you square a circle? Ask a true Brexiteer to load up a customs union and single market publicly - check and shortly soft mates I think ;-)

[polar fox] 02/4/2019 19:56

Boris has tweeted:

It is very disappointing that the cabinet has decided to entrust the final handling of Brexit to Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour Party. It now seems all too likely that British trade policy and key law making powers will be handed over to Brussels - with no say for the U.K.

The PM and cabinet have concluded that any deal is better than no deal, and this is truly a very bad deal indeed - one that leaves us being run by the EU. I can under no circumstances vote for a deal involving a customs union as I believe that does not deliver on the referendum

As it is, we now face the ridiculous possibility of being forced to contest the European elections more than three years after leaving the EU and having to agree to exit terms that in no way resemble what the people were promised when they voted to leave

[goldpiguk] 02/4/2019 19:54

Hi,

This afternoon I was getting ready to break open the champagne, but after the news this evening it will be staying on ice. A brief report on LBC radio at about 2.00pm had led me to believe Theresa May would bring her meaningful vote back to Parliament offering a public vote on it, with the hope this would get it across the line. Sadly this proved incorrect.

Instead after seven hours of Cabinet talks they decided they need to bring in Jeremy Corbyn to sort out Brexit. Tonight I am speechless.

Goldpig

[wbecki] 02/4/2019 19:52

"careful
2 Apr '19 - 12:52 - 253580 of 253674
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when people on this thread make their points,
I conclude that they must think that May's deal is a perfect compromise.

no more EU contributions, our own currency and central bank, no more freedom of movement, no EU. court decisions (except on EU. trade.), fisheries etc.

The backstop is not important, it will be solved or never needed."

Ample evidence in all that that you don't understand the implications of the Withdrawal Agreement treaty.

Hilariously ill informed or deliberately obtuse.

[polar fox] 02/4/2019 19:35

SKY:

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says he is "very happy" to meet Prime Minister Theresa May after she offered to meet him to agree a plan which allows the UK to leave the EU with a deal.

unquote

[grahamite2] 02/4/2019 19:26

Dear God, the remoaners are desperate enough to be creating socks now!

[k38] 02/4/2019 19:23

Whatever the reason, still no say on the outcome of this results, They can still have opinions but this is the law, not me !!
If you don't go to work you don't get paid and you risk losing your job too.

AND..
The referendum of BR-exit was unconditional !! No one told her to negotiate STAYING but only EXIT.

[k38] 02/4/2019 19:21

BobTM ignore your leader. I guess in her opinion he has nothing to add to the table

[vincemeister] 02/4/2019 19:19

I agree just don't think you have the moral high ground just because some people couldn't be bothered, were fed up by the lies and fanciful forecasts. Remember this was going to be the easiest deal in history.

[careful] 02/4/2019 19:18

We shall get Brexit but a soft one.
Corbyn would not want to risk losing Brexit which could happen.
EU. Membership would not allow him to nationalise private companies.

[k38] 02/4/2019 19:16

Too late to claim your rights, better luck next time. By law, if you don't vote you have no say.. !!

[vincemeister] 02/4/2019 19:12

I don't I blame them for not voting. Make voting mandatory.

[k38] 02/4/2019 19:12

Why don't you try.. x2 makes 32 million, even better, lol

[freddie01] 02/4/2019 19:08

All you brexiteers quote that17.4 million people voted out. However that is only 42% of the electorate. 25million did not vote to leave. Remember lies,damned lies and statistics

Don't blame the people for voting

[vincemeister] 02/4/2019 19:05

All you brexiteers quote that17.4 million people voted out. However that is only 42% of the electorate. 25million did not vote to leave. Remember lies,damned lies and statistics

[grahamite2] 02/4/2019 19:03

In his heart Corbyn's even more anti-EU than most of us here. Luckily.

[cheshire pete] 02/4/2019 19:00

Jezza only interested in a GE so why would he do anything to get her out of a hole?