BREXIT - Is This Really Still Rumbling On? 😴
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They were just asking Daniel Kaczinsky about fishing. He came as close as possible to saying "I'm an MP for Shropshire, why would I care?"0
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Bu but but Gibraltar.......0
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In your fantasy world the ECB would still set rates guided only by UK self interest with no thought for other nations. Would we be responsible for backing say Italy's deficit. Consider not putting forward ludicrous arguments.surrey_commuter said:
Consider this - say the EU adopted the Pound as a single currency.john80 said:
You don't understand just how difficult a single currency would be for the UK. But then you do like to call those with a different view names so maybe that is the depth of your arguments.surrey_commuter said:
Fvckwits would never understand the argument, just tell them it had the Queen’s head on it and was their favourite colour and they will love it.john80 said:Good luck selling the euro to the UK population. This would be mandatory for any future nation joining.
Now how many of the objections would disappear?1 -
I know you are using “you gotta love” as a colloquialism but in this case I am going to insist we use the word “admire”. As brutal as it is effective.rick_chasey said:
@surrey_commuter
You gotta love the French high stakes strategy.
Absolutely stone cold.
And as populist as anything BoJo does lol
Probably need TBB to answer this but does it need member state approval or does it fall under A51 or some other procedure? And if so what happens when they don’t ratify, does it get reopened, and what is to stop us shrugging our shoulders and taking an eternity and beyond to agree a new deal?1 -
My point is that most arguments centre around giving up the Pound, my solution is to keep the Pound.john80 said:
In your fantasy world the ECB would still set rates guided only by UK self interest with no thought for other nations. Would we be responsible for backing say Italy's deficit. Consider not putting forward ludicrous arguments.surrey_commuter said:
Consider this - say the EU adopted the Pound as a single currency.john80 said:
You don't understand just how difficult a single currency would be for the UK. But then you do like to call those with a different view names so maybe that is the depth of your arguments.surrey_commuter said:
Fvckwits would never understand the argument, just tell them it had the Queen’s head on it and was their favourite colour and they will love it.john80 said:Good luck selling the euro to the UK population. This would be mandatory for any future nation joining.
Now how many of the objections would disappear?
What % of the electorate would have any understanding of “would we be responsible for backing Italy’s deficit*?” then add in all the other factors to be considered and what % are you left with?
So yes I stand by my theory that any ref on joining a single currency would be about foreigners, the Queen and the colour of the notes.
I am of course too polite to point out that you don’t mean deficit.0 -
ddraver said:
I predict these will impact every GB election from now until the day we rejoin...
Still in denial I see
Never going to happen. We've made the mistake once, never again
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You have spent years banging on about how the electorate is so thick they could not understand anything. You will find a vast majority of the electorate know more about pounds and pence than you give them credit for. Good on you for continuing down the road of duping people. Does this make you better or worse than the people who voted for Brexit that you hate. UK politicians are going to have to get used to taking responsibility for the life quality and wealth of those in the UK. No longer will the phrase EU rules be a credible excuse for their failure to pursue policies that are in the interests of the UK exclusively. If anything your critique of the prior post should be pointing out that I meant the BOE and not the ECB.surrey_commuter said:
My point is that most arguments centre around giving up the Pound, my solution is to keep the Pound.john80 said:
In your fantasy world the ECB would still set rates guided only by UK self interest with no thought for other nations. Would we be responsible for backing say Italy's deficit. Consider not putting forward ludicrous arguments.surrey_commuter said:
Consider this - say the EU adopted the Pound as a single currency.john80 said:
You don't understand just how difficult a single currency would be for the UK. But then you do like to call those with a different view names so maybe that is the depth of your arguments.surrey_commuter said:
Fvckwits would never understand the argument, just tell them it had the Queen’s head on it and was their favourite colour and they will love it.john80 said:Good luck selling the euro to the UK population. This would be mandatory for any future nation joining.
Now how many of the objections would disappear?
What % of the electorate would have any understanding of “would we be responsible for backing Italy’s deficit*?” then add in all the other factors to be considered and what % are you left with?
So yes I stand by my theory that any ref on joining a single currency would be about foreigners, the Queen and the colour of the notes.
I am of course too polite to point out that you don’t mean deficit.0 -
The implication , seeing as the EU refused to allow Boris to speak direct tosurrey_commuter said:
I know you are using “you gotta love” as a colloquialism but in this case I am going to insist we use the word “admire”. As brutal as it is effective.rick_chasey said:
@surrey_commuter
You gotta love the French high stakes strategy.
Absolutely stone cold.
And as populist as anything BoJo does lol
Probably need TBB to answer this but does it need member state approval or does it fall under A51 or some other procedure? And if so what happens when they don’t ratify, does it get reopened, and what is to stop us shrugging our shoulders and taking an eternity and beyond to agree a new deal?NapoleonMacron or Merkel last week, and what seems to be being reported by the media, is that it is a rubber stamping procedure as far as member states approval goes.0 -
I think the mistaken belief that the general population is stupid comes from the observation that so much of it actually believed that the UK was ruled by the EU, which was very clearly not the case.john80 said:
You have spent years banging on about how the electorate is so thick they could not understand anything. You will find a vast majority of the electorate know more about pounds and pence than you give them credit for. Good on you for continuing down the road of duping people. Does this make you better or worse than the people who voted for Brexit that you hate. UK politicians are going to have to get used to taking responsibility for the life quality and wealth of those in the UK. No longer will the phrase EU rules be a credible excuse for their failure to pursue policies that are in the interests of the UK exclusively. If anything your critique of the prior post should be pointing out that I meant the BOE and not the ECB.surrey_commuter said:
My point is that most arguments centre around giving up the Pound, my solution is to keep the Pound.john80 said:
In your fantasy world the ECB would still set rates guided only by UK self interest with no thought for other nations. Would we be responsible for backing say Italy's deficit. Consider not putting forward ludicrous arguments.surrey_commuter said:
Consider this - say the EU adopted the Pound as a single currency.john80 said:
You don't understand just how difficult a single currency would be for the UK. But then you do like to call those with a different view names so maybe that is the depth of your arguments.surrey_commuter said:
Fvckwits would never understand the argument, just tell them it had the Queen’s head on it and was their favourite colour and they will love it.john80 said:Good luck selling the euro to the UK population. This would be mandatory for any future nation joining.
Now how many of the objections would disappear?
What % of the electorate would have any understanding of “would we be responsible for backing Italy’s deficit*?” then add in all the other factors to be considered and what % are you left with?
So yes I stand by my theory that any ref on joining a single currency would be about foreigners, the Queen and the colour of the notes.
I am of course too polite to point out that you don’t mean deficit.
Not that I'm suggestingyou are stupid or anything.1 -
Things you love to see
“New York has the haircuts, London has the trousers, but Belfast has the reason!0 -
Pwndtailwindhome said:Things you love to see
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Sounds like we're only getting the punch in the face, not the kick in the balls as well. Praise be.
I'd still prefer neither, but that was taken off the table.0 -
Black is white, etc. It's so Trumpian - make sh!t up, and not care that there's a record of you saying the opposite.tailwindhome said:Things you love to see
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Can you point to some evidence that the UK population understands economics better than I think.john80 said:
You have spent years banging on about how the electorate is so thick they could not understand anything. You will find a vast majority of the electorate know more about pounds and pence than you give them credit for. Good on you for continuing down the road of duping people. Does this make you better or worse than the people who voted for Brexit that you hate. UK politicians are going to have to get used to taking responsibility for the life quality and wealth of those in the UK. No longer will the phrase EU rules be a credible excuse for their failure to pursue policies that are in the interests of the UK exclusively. If anything your critique of the prior post should be pointing out that I meant the BOE and not the ECB.surrey_commuter said:
My point is that most arguments centre around giving up the Pound, my solution is to keep the Pound.john80 said:
In your fantasy world the ECB would still set rates guided only by UK self interest with no thought for other nations. Would we be responsible for backing say Italy's deficit. Consider not putting forward ludicrous arguments.surrey_commuter said:
Consider this - say the EU adopted the Pound as a single currency.john80 said:
You don't understand just how difficult a single currency would be for the UK. But then you do like to call those with a different view names so maybe that is the depth of your arguments.surrey_commuter said:
Fvckwits would never understand the argument, just tell them it had the Queen’s head on it and was their favourite colour and they will love it.john80 said:Good luck selling the euro to the UK population. This would be mandatory for any future nation joining.
Now how many of the objections would disappear?
What % of the electorate would have any understanding of “would we be responsible for backing Italy’s deficit*?” then add in all the other factors to be considered and what % are you left with?
So yes I stand by my theory that any ref on joining a single currency would be about foreigners, the Queen and the colour of the notes.
I am of course too polite to point out that you don’t mean deficit.
Where on a scale of UK intelligence would you place Coopster? I would have him above average intelligence yet he believes that GDP growth is a matter of opinion.
Let’s look forwards to when Boris starts building his fixed link to Ireland. As an engineer do you think it would be a good idea to have a public referendum on what option we should chose. What % of the population would be qualified to make an informed decision?0 -
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Likely true whaddya think Stevo and Bally?0 -
Why would this deal be better than single market membership?
Aren't we going to be following the rules, but without frictionless trade?
It's better than following the same rules, no frictionless trade and tariffs, sure.0 -
And when do you think that will happen? Realistically.ddraver said:Deal
Prepare for a lot of
*XXX Won!
*We always knew we'd get a deal
*sOVrEigNty!!
*Got Brexit Done
*better off before/now
*Something about fish
I predict these will impact every GB election from now until the day we rejoin..."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
I'm enjoying the NI politicians and journalists on Twitter reminiscing of Christmases past waiting for the latest deal.
“New York has the haircuts, London has the trousers, but Belfast has the reason!0 -
We were promised better or equal SM access as full membership and were lambasted for suggesting worse than Turkey was a possibility but where have we landed.
It does not feel like Canada ++ so is it Canada or Canada - - ?0 -
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Apparently the hold up us reconciling fish numbers
Literally checking their spreadsheets“New York has the haircuts, London has the trousers, but Belfast has the reason!0 -
Spratsheets?tailwindhome said:Apparently the hold up us reconciling fish numbers
Literally checking their spreadsheets1 -
Why wouldn't anyone trust Government spreadsheets to be correct?tailwindhome said:Apparently the hold up us reconciling fish numbers
Literally checking their spreadsheets0 -
One presumes the continued use of Excel.Pross said:
Why wouldn't anyone trust Government spreadsheets to be correct?tailwindhome said:Apparently the hold up us reconciling fish numbers
Literally checking their spreadsheetsThe above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
I am not sure. You have no chance.Veronese68 wrote:PB is the most sensible person on here.0 -
They will still be lotus 123, surely?pblakeney said:
One presumes the continued use of Excel.Pross said:
Why wouldn't anyone trust Government spreadsheets to be correct?tailwindhome said:Apparently the hold up us reconciling fish numbers
Literally checking their spreadsheets0 -
Doe deal, 3pm presser0
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deal summary:
administrative burden on businesses
import/export delays
services industry shafted
every uk citizen stripped of their rights
don't recall any of those being brexit promisesmy bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny0