E U. Should we stay or should we leave.

[chesters1]

Now now cod must be suffereing every straw he reaches for is whisked away so he starts drowning lol

Saying that under the 650odd wastes of skin in parliament we could still end up as the vassal state and paying in 3 times more and having herr merkel as PM lol

They will just shrug and say we tried then get **** at our expense in their many subsidised bars giggling how the masses are so easily manipulated and probably give themselves a big payrise because they had to work overtime

Edited March 27, 2019 by chesters1

[corydoras]

Meanwhile, all the options under discussion today were rejected and we slip ever closer to a no deal exit on Friday.

Bring it on!

Bring it on indeed. I need something to wax my carrot over.

[big_cod]

Dont you just love it the bribes to the DUP to keep this government in power werent just enough allegiance to the right who would have thought they have put 2 fingers up when it mattered the most if we are going to brexit it has to be no deal its what the people want isnt it it was what they voted for brexit !!! Its what they were told lets have it as it is the real Brexit trade under WTO thats going to be extremely exciting yes this brexit is playing out exactly as predicted from day one brexshit brexit has made Great Britain the laughing stock of the world proud are we absolute ****s this government has so much to answer for the way Brexit was handled from the day a referendum was announced an utter shambles never thought out feet first clowns in a circus brexit a success it isnt t billions of assets that has been to moved to the EU it runs into trillions and we call brexit a success it a success for who thats the real question because when the dust settles it certainly wont be the people if there is a general election for Gods sake please please please make sure its a Tory majority they took into this shower of shite they must carry on with it and then let them take whats going to be coming our way and it wont be pretty thats for sure .

Edited March 28, 2019 by big_cod

[Andrew]

Hey ho, the topic police might pounce on this, ! do i care, no i dont.

 

The UK government has spent $15.9m (£12m) on a luxury New York apartment for a British diplomat to live in while he negotiates trade deals with the US.

 

Cheap at half the price if the diplomate can help bring in extra billions of pounds in trade after we leave the EU

[Ken L]

With no legal basis for an extension, the lawsuits start flying if we are not out by 11am tomorrow.

[Sportsman]

Do you really believe it will happen Ken?

[Ken L]

The timetable for leaving was set out in the European withdrawal act of 2017 and while the EU has agreed an extension, the UK requires a statutory instrument to implement it and there simply isn't time to do that.

The level of incompetence and distain for the democratically expressed will of the people is staggering.

At this stage, with parliament riding roughshod over legislation, who knows what will happen?

I'll still take some party poppers into work tomorrow, just in case.

Edited March 28, 2019 by Ken L

[Phone]

All,

 

Is "NO DEAL" now avoidable?

 

Phone

[Phone]

All,

 

Which now becomes more important?

 

• British PM May will bring her ill-starred Brexit deal for a third vote Friday, senior Cabinet minister indicates
• Manchester United manager confirmed

Phone

[chesters1]

Hey ho, the topic police might pounce on this, ! do i care, no i dont.

 

The UK government has spent $15.9m (£12m) on a luxury New York apartment for a British diplomat to live in while he negotiates trade deals with the US.

 

Cheap at half the price if the diplomate can help bring in extra billions of pounds in trade after we leave the EU

Worth it just for the chicken

I thought diplomats kipped at the embassy? I think its for mrs may and her holidays ,with the shambles going on its better than being put out of sight in hong kong like patten was

Edited March 28, 2019 by chesters1