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[xxxxxy] 20/10/2019 21:03

Jonathan Clark 19 Oct 2019 7:52PMLiam, one of the objections I have heard to Boris Johnson`s "deal" (in fact it will be an International Treaty) is that we will still be subject to E.U laws with regard to state aid. Is this not true ? Will we be able to aid any of our own industries after Johnson`s deal/Treaty is signed and ratified , or not ? The Northern Ireland border issue has received attention, but the rest of May`s  surrender deal has not been changed and remains the same, does it not ? Please reply.Nick Wright 20 Oct 2019 9:11AM@Jonathan Clark You're right. It's a surrender deal when Theresa May proposes it and a diplomatic triumph of tough speaking when Boris Johnson does.

[cheshire pete] 20/10/2019 21:00

ok Minerve, will try better next time lol.

[minerve 2] 20/10/2019 20:58

cheshire

"analogy M2 to illustrate the principle."

Yes, but your analogy is a poor one.

[bargainbob] 20/10/2019 20:54

Little England not in a good place k38.

bob


can we have a summary of the...745 post pls...;))

[k38] 20/10/2019 20:43

Passive contamination:with microorganisms occur when bacteria enter the brain (brainwashing) accepting or allowing what happens or what others do, without active response or resistance. ...infected 48%

[cm44] 20/10/2019 20:38

MM2,
Is there really much difference between Cameron's and Johnson's efforts? I think not.

[maxk] 20/10/2019 20:36

h/t to mro and mrs british on the jtc thread

[mikemichael2] 20/10/2019 20:33

All Cameron's fault for allowing us morons and chimps to think we where clever enough to figure out what was best!!

After 3 years i still haven't a clue!!!

And i bet most people still don't.

[cm44] 20/10/2019 20:27

K38,just for you a short summary,
Och aye the noo, it's a load of poo. Lol
You get my gist though?

[k38] 20/10/2019 20:22

bob can we have a summary of the...745 post pls...;))

[xxxxxy] 20/10/2019 19:12

Turned out to be the Con Market

[xxxxxy] 20/10/2019 19:08

Why we voted leaveBy JOHNREDWOOD | Published: MARCH 23, 2018On 23rd June 2016 17.4 million voters told Parliament we should leave the EU.Leave voters voted to take back control.We voted to take back control of our money, our laws and our borders.We voted to be a sovereign people again.The overarching aim is to restore our freedomsTo become self governing as we used to beWe wish our Parliaments to frame our lawsTo levy and spend out taxesTo make our borders safeTo award the precious gift of citizenship to those we choose to inviteWe did not vote in the belief that future Parliaments will always be wiseNor that they will always get it rightWe voted to restore powers to Parliament because it is our ParliamentWe can lobby and influence itWe can dismiss it and replace the MPs when they no longer please.I find it surprising that some find it difficult to understand this overriding wishFor it is based on our long standing pursuit of freedomIt springs from our historyThe history of the UK is the story of the long march of every man and every woman to the voteThe story of asserting the rule of law against all, however mighty.We prize the gift of freedom under the law for all on an equal basisWe share an aversion to slaveryA dislike of military ruleA resistance to arbitrary governmentA rejection of the patronising errors of elitesA distaste for overmighty bureaucracies cramping our freedomsA belief that we should be free to do whatever we please unless the laws prevents itThe signposts to democracy run through Magna Carta to the first ParliamentsFrom the 1660 settlement to the Glorious RevolutionFrom the Great Reform Act to the triumph of the suffragettesWe carelessly lost some of these freedoms,casting away much of the power of our vote and voiceby passing powers to the European UnionWe allowed the EU to impose laws we did not wantTo levy taxes we disagreed withAnd to spend our money as they saw fitBrexit is designed to recall those lost powers

[poikka] 20/10/2019 18:54

Someone mentioned the "Common market" - oh yeah, I remember that now!

You're taking me back.

[cheshire pete] 20/10/2019 18:26

Analogy M2 to illustrate the principle.

[cheshire pete] 20/10/2019 18:25

Have just had a look at the 3 letters lol. Imagine being on the receiving end.

Letter 1: photocopied and unsigned only 2 paragraphs long dull and uninteresting nearly nodded off after 1st para.

Letter 2: covering formal letter and signed by Sir Tim Barrow.

Letter 3: personal letter from Boris warm in tone and making overtures to Tusk trying to build bridges. Couldn't be more contrasting from letter 1.

We'll see how they react.

[minerve 2] 20/10/2019 18:13

cheshire

But he isn't a footballer. He is supposed to have a brain.

[xxxxxy] 20/10/2019 18:06

I love BorisI love Nigel FarageI love JRMI love our great QueenLoath the EUSSRWales beat France. And had heart and compassion for the French.Cymru am byth

[diku] 20/10/2019 18:04

PM thought he was in charge of a democracy club...he realised he walked into a kindergarten club...