[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Do you think France wants more riots as it's people stand side by side with their wine and cheese importers?

Do you think the pressure all the people from all the losing out trades that export to us will.put on their governments will not be on their minds?

To be honest, Imo. Both sides hold some cards, only the turn and the river will decide what happens in this game...I'm going split pot.

We're not the be all and end all, there's not going to be riots in other countries because we're risking going out with no deal.

[parmnion]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

We're not the be all and end all, there's not going to be riots in other countries because we're risking going out with no deal.

I'm not so sure because I know of 5 other EU countries who's polls are showing a 60 40 split in favour of having a referendum to leave the EU

Britain and it's leave voters are the brave ones who took the firest steps..once we are out many will follow, but I don't think our European cousins will be as calm and peaceful in its demands to be heard.

[arista]

Yes The EU
hates No Deal /WTO.

It could be the only deal,

[Underscore]

Originally Posted by parmnion

I'm not so sure because I know of 5 other EU countries who's polls are showing a 60 40 split in favour of having a referendum to leave the EU

Britain and it's leave voters are the brave ones who took the firest steps..once we are out many will follow, but I don't think our European cousins will be as calm and peaceful in its demands to be heard.

Calm and peaceful??

The country is literally torn in two and I doubt it will ever stick back together.

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Underscore

Calm and peaceful??

The country is literally torn in two and I doubt it will ever stick back together.

with us it's because of our province Fryslan (who think they are their own country) even having their own national anthem


so no us dutch aren't united by far

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Underscore

Calm and peaceful??

The country is literally torn in two and I doubt it will ever stick back together.

a war would unite us

[parmnion]

Originally Posted by Underscore

Calm and peaceful??

The country is literally torn in two and I doubt it will ever stick back together.

As yet I ain't seen any baton wielding boys in blue attacking protestor. .so yes, it is calm and peaceful..compared to the brave French who unite as one.

[arista]

[https://twitter.com/Andrew_Adonis

Pro-Brexit - Putin, Trump, Orban, Salvini
Anti-Brexit - Varadkar, Merkel, the rest of the EU

Er, which side should we be on?]


Typical of Him
he does not want Brexit to go on.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by parmnion

I'm not so sure because I know of 5 other EU countries who's polls are showing a 60 40 split in favour of having a referendum to leave the EU

Britain and it's leave voters are the brave ones who took the firest steps..once we are out many will follow, but I don't think our European cousins will be as calm and peaceful in its demands to be heard.

Lol at calm and peaceful. If you think these past couple of years have been peaceful then you haven't been paying attention.

In the wake of the vote, the rate of hate crime has jumped up significantly and the leave side, in their efforts to stick their head in the sand over their poor choices, have taken to pointing fingers at anyone who doesn't think like they do and promoting a false sense of democracy that basically boils down to 'If you don't believe what I believe, you don't believe in democracy'.

It's the Trump tactic tbh, when everything's going wrong because of choices made by the people in power and poor choices in voting, focus on the opposition and a long since ended vote to distract everyone from how ****ed things are. The country is divided and is a melting pot. If you think this process will inspire others to do the same then you need to really look at the facts and not just the ones that have been twisted to suit your agenda.

'Brave voters' lol..... Judging by how the Leave side have acted and divided since their victory, they would have probably rioted if Remain won.

[parmnion]

FYI dezzy....race attacks rose and have risen since the Manchester attack...and a lot of that is down to that labour bloke who kept standing up telling everyone to stand together and beat the terrorists. .

[Nicky91]

after March next year i can imagine UK crawling back to the EU on hands and knees when british public realizes the brexit isn't as good as they are thinking it would've been

but Out is Out, never come back to our EU


and i don't think america will be an ally to UK, simply because they have their own troubles with Trump

[arista]

Corbyn has given up on Europe. For the good of Britain

https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...ur-brexit-vote

So both sides want Brexit now.

https://news.sky.com/story/brexit-wo...orbyn-11588568

[Nicky91]

i would advise the british remainers to migrate to other european countries, cause staying in the brexit country isn't a good option for them

[Nicky91]

Happy Brexit Day will be every 29th March then

[Nicky91]

Youtube video

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by arista

Corbyn has given up on Europe. For the good of Britain

https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...ur-brexit-vote

So both sides want Brexit now.

https://news.sky.com/story/brexit-wo...orbyn-11588568

He will be voting for Mays deal then I take it

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

He will be voting for Mays deal then I take it

No he will not
he has his own Brexit plan

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by arista

No he will not
he has his own Brexit plan

he isn't in power to implement it though, and by the time he is in power, he won't be able to as we will have left without a deal, so is he going to put his own interests first?

[Nicky91]

well knowing Corbyn he's attention seeker, i think he will make his own brexit plan even after UK left without a deal cause then May probably no longer PM if her deal failed again, and there Corbyn sees his chance to become new PM

[arista]

[Publicity drive to prepare public for
possible 'no-deal' Brexit
The campaign will feature radio and social media broadcasts
and will aim to "further raise awareness"
about the potential impacts.]

[Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay
said that scenario would be
"far more likely" if MPs reject
Theresa May's agreement when
it is put to vote later this month.]

https://news.sky.com/story/publicity...rexit-11597637


Barclay Brexit Secretary

[Nicky91]

if no deal brexit, we will have more border security control, at irish-northern irish border for example, but also at our dutch airport schiphol more border security, to prevent illegal visiting the EU from british people

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

if no deal brexit, we will have more border security control, at irish-northern irish border for example, but also at our dutch airport schiphol more border security, to prevent illegal visiting the EU from british people

great news

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Cherie

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great news

no, it costs 2.3 billion for us to do this

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

no, it costs 2.3 billion for us to do this

Wont they just join the non EU queue, so how is it costing 2.3 billion

[arista]

[DUP: There is no way we will vote for
Theresa May's Brexit deal
The prime minister's government
partners deliver a hammer blow with
less than two weeks to go until the final vote.]



https://news.sky.com/story/dup-there...-deal-11598488

Sign Of The Times