European Second Referendum
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They aren’t complete. Perhaps you should have read the links I supplied. And furthermore, 8 out of 40. I guess as a Brexiteer you have to consider that a success and you must have spent three years trying to justify lowering of expectations on a daily basis. The vast majority of trade deals have not been struck. And remember we were told it would be a piece of cake.Lost Leopard Spot wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 7:58 pmThey're complete. Rolling trade deals with 84 countries,!BWFC_Insane wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 6:31 pmEach of the 40 deals covers multiple countries. You’re listed the countries that comprise the 8 deals. That are incomplete. Out of the 40 Fox told us would be a piece of cake prior to end of March.Lost Leopard Spot wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 4:43 pmBut I've just told you we have 84 trade deals in place...
Another incompetent Brexiteer or yet another in the list of Brexit lies?
You decide....
As I've also said, we don't have trade deals with the USA, China, or Russia. BUT NEITHER DO THE EU.
Has the world come to an end?
(I'd ask the question, "you decide", except I'd prefer it if you had no input into any decision grown ups need to make...)
So is it Fox’s fault that he hasn’t delivered what he said would be easy. Or just that Brexit is generally a pile of steaming shite? It’s one of the other....
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Brexit? Oh have we left then?BWFC_Insane wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 9:39 pmOr just that Brexit is generally a pile of steaming shite? It’s one of the other....
If you'd said Brexit negotiations I think most would tend to agree.
Imagine going into negotiations with almost half the folk you're representing sniping from the sidelines or saying they don't want to go ahead.
And then you tell the other party you definitely won't play your strongest card.
What an absolute clusterfeck
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Harry Genshaw wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 9:47 pmImagine going into negotiations with almost half the folk you're representing sniping from the sidelines or saying they don't want to go ahead.
And then you tell the other party you definitely won't play your strongest card.
What an absolute clusterfeck
"It’s rather like sending our opening batsmen to the crease only for them to find that before the first ball is bowled, their bats have been broken by the team captain."
It's rather like he could see into the future.
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What an absolute load of nonsense.Harry Genshaw wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 9:47 pmBrexit? Oh have we left then?BWFC_Insane wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 9:39 pmOr just that Brexit is generally a pile of steaming shite? It’s one of the other....
If you'd said Brexit negotiations I think most would tend to agree.
Imagine going into negotiations with almost half the folk you're representing sniping from the sidelines or saying they don't want to go ahead.
And then you tell the other party you definitely won't play your strongest card.
What an absolute clusterfeck
You are now blaming the people who very rationally and carefully explained why the Brexiteer claims of "we'll get an amazing deal within a month" "we hold all the cards" were completely wrong for being right.
David Davis was promising a deal of epic proportions, easy and quick. He was given the job. Within a month he was saying "I never said this would be easy". Then he quit. And Brexiteer number 2 Raab had a go. Only he didn't understand the good Friday agreement and didn't appreciate how critical Dover was to trade. So he failed too. Now you've got Brexiteer number 3 in Barclay who doesn't appear to be doing much other than using his Lancastrian accent to snarl at people who know a bit more than he does.
It is an absolute joke to blame people who said "the EU don't work like that and the Irish border will be a problem" for being right.
The Brexit promised by the gobshites pre-election always was completely undeliverable. Only a minority of people are still in denial about that. There is a deliverable brexit, but the Brexiteers themselves have prevented that from being delivered.
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At a time when the Police are asking both sides to think about their language during the negotiations, you take the biscuit with that patronising guff!!
'There is a deliverable Brexit' - show me where you or any Remainer trumpeted that after the vote?
Fwiw - I blame the whole bally lot of us but ultimately it's our incompetent politicians on all sides who aren't delivering something workable.
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'There is a deliverable Brexit' - show me where you or any Remainer trumpeted that after the vote?
Fwiw - I blame the whole bally lot of us but ultimately it's our incompetent politicians on all sides who aren't delivering something workable.
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Well, as we haven't exactly got Brexit yet, I'd suggest that Remaining seems to be the pile o'shite... Or are you unaware that the economy is going downhill and we are ACTUALLY IN THE FXCKING EUROPEAN UNION!BWFC_Insane wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 9:39 pmThey aren’t complete. Perhaps you should have read the links I supplied. And furthermore, 8 out of 40. I guess as a Brexiteer you have to consider that a success and you must have spent three years trying to justify lowering of expectations on a daily basis. The vast majority of trade deals have not been struck. And remember we were told it would be a piece of cake.Lost Leopard Spot wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 7:58 pmThey're complete. Rolling trade deals with 84 countries,!BWFC_Insane wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 6:31 pmEach of the 40 deals covers multiple countries. You’re listed the countries that comprise the 8 deals. That are incomplete. Out of the 40 Fox told us would be a piece of cake prior to end of March.Lost Leopard Spot wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 4:43 pmBut I've just told you we have 84 trade deals in place...
Another incompetent Brexiteer or yet another in the list of Brexit lies?
You decide....
As I've also said, we don't have trade deals with the USA, China, or Russia. BUT NEITHER DO THE EU.
Has the world come to an end?
(I'd ask the question, "you decide", except I'd prefer it if you had no input into any decision grown ups need to make...)
So is it Fox’s fault that he hasn’t delivered what he said would be easy. Or just that Brexit is generally a pile of steaming shite? It’s one of the other....
Edit: Sorry, typed that before seeing Harry's reply...
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The economy was riding high comparative to the G7 until the second half of 2016...hmmm...what happened in 2016?Lost Leopard Spot wrote: ↑Thu Apr 04, 2019 3:00 pmWell, as we haven't exactly got Brexit yet, I'd suggest that Remaining seems to be the pile o'shite... Or are you unaware that the economy is going downhill and we are ACTUALLY IN THE FXCKING EUROPEAN UNION!BWFC_Insane wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 9:39 pmThey aren’t complete. Perhaps you should have read the links I supplied. And furthermore, 8 out of 40. I guess as a Brexiteer you have to consider that a success and you must have spent three years trying to justify lowering of expectations on a daily basis. The vast majority of trade deals have not been struck. And remember we were told it would be a piece of cake.Lost Leopard Spot wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 7:58 pmThey're complete. Rolling trade deals with 84 countries,!BWFC_Insane wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 6:31 pmEach of the 40 deals covers multiple countries. You’re listed the countries that comprise the 8 deals. That are incomplete. Out of the 40 Fox told us would be a piece of cake prior to end of March.Lost Leopard Spot wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 4:43 pmBut I've just told you we have 84 trade deals in place...
Another incompetent Brexiteer or yet another in the list of Brexit lies?
You decide....
As I've also said, we don't have trade deals with the USA, China, or Russia. BUT NEITHER DO THE EU.
Has the world come to an end?
(I'd ask the question, "you decide", except I'd prefer it if you had no input into any decision grown ups need to make...)
So is it Fox’s fault that he hasn’t delivered what he said would be easy. Or just that Brexit is generally a pile of steaming shite? It’s one of the other....
Edit: Sorry, typed that before seeing Harry's reply...
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Apparently, we've already left the EU. Legally. Only now we await a judgement... Judges eh?
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Lost Leopard Spot wrote: ↑Thu Apr 04, 2019 6:27 pmApparently, we've already left the EU. Legally. Only now we await a judgement... Judges eh?
If nothing else it will be an examination of the judiciary's independence.
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France has stated it's opposition to Britain being granted any further extension of it doesn't have a concrete plan with clear support...
Just wait. France and the rest will grant a further extension. The concrete plan with clear support is for the euro-politico-elite to shaft democratic Leavers up the arse.
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Just wait. France and the rest will grant a further extension. The concrete plan with clear support is for the euro-politico-elite to shaft democratic Leavers up the arse.
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Am I wrong?Lost Leopard Spot wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2019 4:21 pmFrance has stated it's opposition to Britain being granted any further extension of it doesn't have a concrete plan with clear support...
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Just wait. France and the rest will grant a further extension. The concrete plan with clear support is for the euro-politico-elite to shaft democratic Leavers up the arse.
Let's revisit next Wednesday...
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Have you got any lube?Lost Leopard Spot wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2019 6:20 pmAm I wrong?Lost Leopard Spot wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2019 4:21 pmFrance has stated it's opposition to Britain being granted any further extension of it doesn't have a concrete plan with clear support...
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Just wait. France and the rest will grant a further extension. The concrete plan with clear support is for the euro-politico-elite to shaft democratic Leavers up the arse.
Let's revisit next Wednesday...
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I'm on the verge of giving up, well for now anyway, sodding politicians I hope they pay dearly for this mess.Lost Leopard Spot wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2019 6:20 pmAm I wrong?Lost Leopard Spot wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2019 4:21 pmFrance has stated it's opposition to Britain being granted any further extension of it doesn't have a concrete plan with clear support...
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Just wait. France and the rest will grant a further extension. The concrete plan with clear support is for the euro-politico-elite to shaft democratic Leavers up the arse.
Let's revisit next Wednesday...
Just awaiting the plague of EU locusts to descend upon the remainiacs then I can have a good laugh when they all melt.
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Stop pressHoboh wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2019 8:08 pmI'm on the verge of giving up, well for now anyway, sodding politicians I hope they pay dearly for this mess.Lost Leopard Spot wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2019 6:20 pmAm I wrong?Lost Leopard Spot wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2019 4:21 pmFrance has stated it's opposition to Britain being granted any further extension of it doesn't have a concrete plan with clear support...
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Just wait. France and the rest will grant a further extension. The concrete plan with clear support is for the euro-politico-elite to shaft democratic Leavers up the arse.
Let's revisit next Wednesday...
Just awaiting the plague of EU locusts to descend upon the remainiacs then I can have a good laugh when they all melt.
Good old Jezza knew he could be relied upon to screw things up.
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Even knowing xxxx about politics, that was the most predictable statement ever. Like trying to put a fire out with petrol.
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And?BWFC_Insane wrote: ↑Thu Apr 04, 2019 8:48 amWhat an absolute load of nonsense.Harry Genshaw wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 9:47 pmBrexit? Oh have we left then?BWFC_Insane wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 9:39 pmOr just that Brexit is generally a pile of steaming shite? It’s one of the other....
If you'd said Brexit negotiations I think most would tend to agree.
Imagine going into negotiations with almost half the folk you're representing sniping from the sidelines or saying they don't want to go ahead.
And then you tell the other party you definitely won't play your strongest card.
What an absolute clusterfeck
You are now blaming the people who very rationally and carefully explained why the Brexiteer claims of "we'll get an amazing deal within a month" "we hold all the cards" were completely wrong for being right.
David Davis was promising a deal of epic proportions, easy and quick. He was given the job. Within a month he was saying "I never said this would be easy". Then he quit. And Brexiteer number 2 Raab had a go. Only he didn't understand the good Friday agreement and didn't appreciate how critical Dover was to trade. So he failed too. Now you've got Brexiteer number 3 in Barclay who doesn't appear to be doing much other than using his Lancastrian accent to snarl at people who know a bit more than he does.
It is an absolute joke to blame people who said "the EU don't work like that and the Irish border will be a problem" for being right.
The Brexit promised by the gobshites pre-election always was completely undeliverable. Only a minority of people are still in denial about that. There is a deliverable brexit, but the Brexiteers themselves have prevented that from being delivered.
Funny how you never mention the spanner in the works Oily Robbins, remainer extreme.
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Really! Has she got anyAllies of Amber Rudd played down rumours she plans to join Boris Johnson in a Conservative party leadership “dream ticket” to unite the Brexiter and remainer wings of the party, as the manoeuvrings to succeed Theresa May gained pace.
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Tinfoil hat nonsense. Olly Robbins does what he's told to.Hoboh wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2019 12:50 amAnd?BWFC_Insane wrote: ↑Thu Apr 04, 2019 8:48 amWhat an absolute load of nonsense.Harry Genshaw wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 9:47 pmBrexit? Oh have we left then?BWFC_Insane wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 9:39 pmOr just that Brexit is generally a pile of steaming shite? It’s one of the other....
If you'd said Brexit negotiations I think most would tend to agree.
Imagine going into negotiations with almost half the folk you're representing sniping from the sidelines or saying they don't want to go ahead.
And then you tell the other party you definitely won't play your strongest card.
What an absolute clusterfeck
You are now blaming the people who very rationally and carefully explained why the Brexiteer claims of "we'll get an amazing deal within a month" "we hold all the cards" were completely wrong for being right.
David Davis was promising a deal of epic proportions, easy and quick. He was given the job. Within a month he was saying "I never said this would be easy". Then he quit. And Brexiteer number 2 Raab had a go. Only he didn't understand the good Friday agreement and didn't appreciate how critical Dover was to trade. So he failed too. Now you've got Brexiteer number 3 in Barclay who doesn't appear to be doing much other than using his Lancastrian accent to snarl at people who know a bit more than he does.
It is an absolute joke to blame people who said "the EU don't work like that and the Irish border will be a problem" for being right.
The Brexit promised by the gobshites pre-election always was completely undeliverable. Only a minority of people are still in denial about that. There is a deliverable brexit, but the Brexiteers themselves have prevented that from being delivered.
Funny how you never mention the spanner in the works Oily Robbins, remainer extreme.
It was always inevitable that once proven wrong Brexiteers wouldn't have the grace to admit they were wrong, but instead would just try and blame the people who were right in the first place.
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Well he was so right that May's deal flew through didn't it!BWFC_Insane wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2019 9:30 amTinfoil hat nonsense. Olly Robbins does what he's told to.Hoboh wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2019 12:50 amAnd?BWFC_Insane wrote: ↑Thu Apr 04, 2019 8:48 amWhat an absolute load of nonsense.Harry Genshaw wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 9:47 pmBrexit? Oh have we left then?BWFC_Insane wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 9:39 pmOr just that Brexit is generally a pile of steaming shite? It’s one of the other....
If you'd said Brexit negotiations I think most would tend to agree.
Imagine going into negotiations with almost half the folk you're representing sniping from the sidelines or saying they don't want to go ahead.
And then you tell the other party you definitely won't play your strongest card.
What an absolute clusterfeck
You are now blaming the people who very rationally and carefully explained why the Brexiteer claims of "we'll get an amazing deal within a month" "we hold all the cards" were completely wrong for being right.
David Davis was promising a deal of epic proportions, easy and quick. He was given the job. Within a month he was saying "I never said this would be easy". Then he quit. And Brexiteer number 2 Raab had a go. Only he didn't understand the good Friday agreement and didn't appreciate how critical Dover was to trade. So he failed too. Now you've got Brexiteer number 3 in Barclay who doesn't appear to be doing much other than using his Lancastrian accent to snarl at people who know a bit more than he does.
It is an absolute joke to blame people who said "the EU don't work like that and the Irish border will be a problem" for being right.
The Brexit promised by the gobshites pre-election always was completely undeliverable. Only a minority of people are still in denial about that. There is a deliverable brexit, but the Brexiteers themselves have prevented that from being delivered.
Funny how you never mention the spanner in the works Oily Robbins, remainer extreme.
It was always inevitable that once proven wrong Brexiteers wouldn't have the grace to admit they were wrong, but instead would just try and blame the people who were right in the first place.
Oily is widely regarded an adviser to May not an order taker with regard to Brexit, fitting really seeing May's object was to capitulate not negotiate and put an EU approved deal forward as the 'only' way.
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Robbins merely negotiated what he could with the EU. The fact that the Brexiteers who were tasked with that role who all told us how we'd have an amazing deal within 6 months were incompetent and failed is entirely their fault.Hoboh wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2019 11:00 amWell he was so right that May's deal flew through didn't it!BWFC_Insane wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2019 9:30 amTinfoil hat nonsense. Olly Robbins does what he's told to.Hoboh wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2019 12:50 amAnd?BWFC_Insane wrote: ↑Thu Apr 04, 2019 8:48 amWhat an absolute load of nonsense.Harry Genshaw wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 9:47 pmBrexit? Oh have we left then?BWFC_Insane wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 9:39 pmOr just that Brexit is generally a pile of steaming shite? It’s one of the other....
If you'd said Brexit negotiations I think most would tend to agree.
Imagine going into negotiations with almost half the folk you're representing sniping from the sidelines or saying they don't want to go ahead.
And then you tell the other party you definitely won't play your strongest card.
What an absolute clusterfeck
You are now blaming the people who very rationally and carefully explained why the Brexiteer claims of "we'll get an amazing deal within a month" "we hold all the cards" were completely wrong for being right.
David Davis was promising a deal of epic proportions, easy and quick. He was given the job. Within a month he was saying "I never said this would be easy". Then he quit. And Brexiteer number 2 Raab had a go. Only he didn't understand the good Friday agreement and didn't appreciate how critical Dover was to trade. So he failed too. Now you've got Brexiteer number 3 in Barclay who doesn't appear to be doing much other than using his Lancastrian accent to snarl at people who know a bit more than he does.
It is an absolute joke to blame people who said "the EU don't work like that and the Irish border will be a problem" for being right.
The Brexit promised by the gobshites pre-election always was completely undeliverable. Only a minority of people are still in denial about that. There is a deliverable brexit, but the Brexiteers themselves have prevented that from being delivered.
Funny how you never mention the spanner in the works Oily Robbins, remainer extreme.
It was always inevitable that once proven wrong Brexiteers wouldn't have the grace to admit they were wrong, but instead would just try and blame the people who were right in the first place.
Oily is widely regarded an adviser to May not an order taker with regard to Brexit, fitting really seeing May's object was to capitulate not negotiate and put an EU approved deal forward as the 'only' way.
Look the EU is 27 countries (26 excluding us). In partnership, making collective decisions. We had a veto as does everyone else. They are not agreed on everything but their protection of their single market was always and has always been a driving factor. The nonsense that Brexiteers peddled pre-referendum about the EU giving all that up for us, was, and has demonstrably been proven as, complete and utter garbage. If I'm being generous I'd say it was the proclamations of misinformed and lacking in knowledge people. I'm being incredibly generous. But you were told clearly what the EU would do by those who actually understood it pre-referendum. Those people have been proven absolutely right. Yet you'd rather blame them than face up to it.
Even hardliners like the odious Oborne are now accepting that Brexit was founded on inaccuracy and was not what was promised and needs to be re-evaluated.
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