[arista]

The next official Meeting in the EU
is 21st of March.

Of Course the PM can go to Brussel's
at any time - if she has a better plan.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by arista

A Green MEP From Belgium
accepts No Deal
saying its better to have a one off hit
than many hits


Speaking SkyNewsHD Live
a few minutes back.

Can you tell me how bad this one off hit will be Arista? or can anyone

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Can you tell me how bad this one off hit will be Arista? or can anyone

Many Economists
say it could be 6 weeks or more of massive
change to get over.

Of course (maybe) in Ireland
it is them only - that would decide
if the 17 cross points
get official border controls.
(Irish army identifies 300 border crossing points)
Any traders that use the other cross points
will have to divert to the
new official 17 cross points
that would take a month to set up after
we leave.

[arista]

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunts asks (on Radio4 AM)
for a 2 week extension
like the Leader of the House did some days ago.

But Number 10
Maintains we leave on the 29th March 11PM which is a Friday

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Can you tell me how bad this one off hit will be Arista? or can anyone

Youtube video

A balanced view from people on both sides, but anyone suggesting it might only be 6 weeks of disruption is living in cloud cuckooland.

[arista]

[A balanced view from people on both sides, but anyone suggesting it might only be 6 weeks of disruption is living in cloud cuckooland.]

Sure that's why I said 6 weeks or more

Good Old Clips From Ch4HD news

[Cherie]

6 weeks seems a very short timeframe, I would say more like years, rather than months or weeks, but what I want to know is what is the hit,...jobs? weak pound, food price increases, shortages of fresh produce where is the truth because no one seems to want to say what this hit is while at the same time saying we should take the hit...

[bitontheslide]

i wonder if May will resign on the 30th of March with a big F U

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i wonder if May will resign on the 30th of March with a big F U

I wouldn't blame her I would have run for the hills a long time ago

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Cherie

6 weeks seems a very short timeframe, I would say more like years, rather than months or weeks, but what I want to know is what is the hit,...jobs? weak pound, food price increases, shortages of fresh produce where is the truth because no one seems to want to say what this hit is while at the same time saying we should take the hit...

It will hit all of it. Food prices will rise and the food coming in will be less safe, products will be removed that we're used to (but they may return later). Of course there are likely to be shortages depending on the stockpiling that has been going on. No one knows how severe, but it will be bad.

Still, we fcuking hate foreigners so every cloud...

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i wonder if May will resign on the 30th of March with a big F U

No she won't.
She loves the title PM too much, no matter how terrible she is at it.

She has to clear off in 18 months or so.
The Conservatives will rightly want a new leader to get bedded into the job before the next election in 2022.

So she'll stay there come what may.

[reece(:]

Claire CLOCKED

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by reece(:

Claire CLOCKED

He was like a rabbit in headlines there didn't answer the question, why on earth would Ireland want to leave the EU, its clear Farage thought of nobody but himself and his vanity project

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by reece(:

Claire CLOCKED

I love seeing that moron get destroyed. I like how his response to her facts were 'it's all meaningless! Allow me to go on a diatribe that isn't supported by reality because being opposed to the EU is the only reason why anyone knows who I am!'

[Ramsay]

Great to see our Claire make a mockery of the fool

[arista]

Jeremy Corbyn warns his MPs not to back
Brexit deal in exchange for constituency cash


[Labour MP John Mann, MP for Bassetlaw
in Nottinghamshire, emerged from talks
with Cabinet Office officials to demand investment
for Leave-voting areas where it has traditionally been low.]

The Labour zones that are remain
Get Feck all extra cash.

https://news.sky.com/story/jeremy-co...-cash-11623669


Debated on LBC radio now

[bitontheslide]

Originally Posted by arista

Jeremy Corbyn warns his MPs not to back
Brexit deal in exchange for constituency cash


[Labour MP John Mann, MP for Bassetlaw
in Nottinghamshire, emerged from talks
with Cabinet Office officials to demand investment
for Leave-voting areas where it has traditionally been low.]

The Labour zones that are remain
Get Feck all extra cash.

https://news.sky.com/story/jeremy-co...-cash-11623669




Debated on LBC radio now

There is more than one way of securing the required votes Maybe they will offer Jeremy Israeli citizenship

[lime]

Originally Posted by Cherie

6 weeks seems a very short timeframe, I would say more like years, rather than months or weeks, but what I want to know is what is the hit,...jobs? weak pound, food price increases, shortages of fresh produce where is the truth because no one seems to want to say what this hit is while at the same time saying we should take the hit...

for the love that all sacred ...surely you see trouble ahead and if you haven't heard the woefull abuse from the British against the Irish during this times .."the irish must be gratefuull for the British alllowing them to speak english...


It's clear to us all on this small rock in the middle of the of the Atlantic ocean that the GFA is nothing more than a vanity programme to them....Surely as an Irish woman And a cork woman at that! fresh food does not compare to peace on this Island...for the records I'm only a blow in

[lime]

Originally Posted by Ramsay

Great to see our Claire make a mockery of the fool

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by lime

for the love that all sacred ...surely you see trouble ahead and if you haven't heard the woefull abuse from the British against the Irish during this times .."the irish must be gratefuull for the British alllowing them to speak english...


It's clear to us all on this small rock in the middle of the of the Atlantic ocean that the GFA is nothing more than a vanity programme to them....Surely as an Irish woman And a cork woman at that! fresh food does not compare to peace on this Island...for the records I'm only a blow in

I asked Arista a specific question about the economy as he is a leaver,
I want him as a leaver to tell me what this hit is that everyone refers to in vague terms that we should accept, of course he can’t tell me because no one can and that is how ludicrous this situation is, it’s like going to a surgeon who says he will operate on you but he can’t tell you how long after the surgery you will be in pain, might be two years might be ten, if you want to ask him about peace in Ireland please go right ahead, you seem to expect me to have a specific attitude given I am Irish, you do you, I will be me, but it’s obvious to me a hard border is a definite outcome of a no deal Brexit so that’s a given, if peace breaks down in NI England will be hit harder than the Republic if the bombing campaign reignites

Also could you link the woeful abuse about being grateful to speak English to who ever said it please

[Cherie]

Incidentally I would never refer to you as a blow in, you have made your home in Ireland and you are perfectly entitled to become an Irish citizen if that is what you want to be, don’t accept thinking that you are an outsider or are some way inferior to those born in Ireland

[Sticks]

Originally Posted by Cherie

if peace breaks down in NI England will be hit harder than the Republic if the bombing campaign reignites

What peace process?

That bomb the other week, supposedly by a splinter group New IRA was in fact the old IRA doing a shot across the bows.

During the "troubles" we were informed that these splinter groups like the INLA or the Real IRA could not opperate without prior approval of the Provisional IRA / Sien Fein.

This Good Friday Agreement seemed more like a Good Friday "We the British government surrender unconditionally to the IRA and the men of blood and hereby give in to terrorist blackmail" Agreement.

Proof? - They let go all those terrorist who had committed atrocities like the Brighton Bomb and others.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Sticks

What peace process?

That bomb the other week, supposedly by a splinter group New IRA was in fact the old IRA doing a shot across the bows.

During the "troubles" we were informed that these splinter groups like the INLA or the Real IRA could not opperate without prior approval of the Provisional IRA / Sien Fein.

This Good Friday Agreement seemed more like a Good Friday "We the British government surrender unconditionally to the IRA and the men of blood and hereby give in to terrorist blackmail" Agreement.

Proof? - They let go all those terrorist who had committed atrocities like the Brighton Bomb and others.

and you have a link to prove this?

if you are going to talk about past atrocities don't forget those carried out by some of the British army and they never served any time for their crimes, and the British Justice system who incarcerated innocent people for years

[arista]

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...no-deal-brexit


Now they warn us
they can Correct this

[arista]

Sloppy Fecker
chucked rough old notes in a full bin
at a garage.
Rushing to pay for the petrol


https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politi...ntary-13944587