The EU - Referendum - 23rd of June 2016 - in or out?

[arista]

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Yes Sort out the EU

[The Slim Reaper]

Yes Sort out the EU

Arista, you're not stupid. The EU have done nothing wrong. They've given us extensions when needed, they negotiated in good faith, and they agreed a deal. It's our government going back on all of these, not the eu. You know better than this.

[Ammi]

Yes Sort out the EU

...we all wanted to know the answer...(...well, just over 50% of us, anyway...)..to those ...’If you were on a desert island...what would you take...’...type questions...?...well Arista, we’re just about to find out and I don’t think that we’re going to find ourselves as any type of island in the sun...GET IT DONE...

[arista]

If we get a Future Trade Deal
all this goes away.


20 or 30MP's
is not enough to stop Johnson PM
winning his vote

[bots]

i think its all posturing, but time will tell

[Ammi]

...so if you break a law then, that law break goes away if you ‘deal with’ in future...and the lying goes away as well...

[The Slim Reaper]

i think its all posturing, but time will tell

He's trying to break the law and blame the EU for him doing it. The minute that happens then the EU will tell us to do one. EU countries have already started planning for this. I know we're UK-centric, but Germany have already adjusted, as we're about to drop to 5th below Italy on their trade list.

He's threatening his own party with the 2nd purge in 9 months if they try to stop him. It's a little bit beyond posturing when he's going to these lengths.

[arista]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Eh3uUYhU8AAUFuD?format=jpg&name=900x900

[arista]

...so if you break a law then, that law break goes away if you ‘deal with’ in future...and the lying goes away as well...


Not yet

[arista]

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[The Slim Reaper]

I'd like to report a murder

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[The Slim Reaper]

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[Beso]

Failure?

[The Slim Reaper]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Eh46kEfX0AACZ8l?format=jpg&name=small

[arista]

Yes going on all night
Parliament on until 11PM

The PM left after Ed spoke

[Liam-]

Yes going on all night
Parliament on until 11PM

The PM left after Ed spoke

Not surprised, if leave if I needed to change my pants too

[joeysteele]

Miliband was excellent.
Wiped the floor with Johnson.

Wes Streeting was excellent too.

There's been really good speeches at times from all sides.

[arista]

Labour Lost their vote


VOTE RESULT

Labour's amendment to throw out the bill has been defeated.

Ayes: 213

Noes: 349

[joeysteele]

Labour Lost their vote


VOTE RESULT

Labour's amendment to throw out the bill has been defeated.

Ayes: 213

Noes: 349

Well that's no surprise at all.

[arista]

The PM Won his Vote:


VOTE RESULT

The Internal Market Bill clears its first major
parliamentary hurdle - as MPs pass it at second reading.

Ayes: 340

Noes: 263

[joeysteele]

Awful result.
Expected however.

[arista]

Money Vote Won


Ayes: 343

Noes:49

[arista]

https://c.files.bbci.co.uk/BCF9/production/_114377384_thei.jpg

[Beso]

Winner

[Cherie]

I don’t understand what it means :worry:

[joeysteele]

So many Con MPs expressed really strong concerns too.

However having seen how this totally inept PM treated many dedicated long serving Con MPs last year.

So they likely dare not vote against his bills.
Even if they totally disagree with it.
So enough didn't vote it down.

Wes Streeting from Labour put it really well.
When he mentioned his disputes with difficulties in Labour then challenged Con MPs who knew this bill was and is wrong for them, to do the right thing.

Sadly enough Con MPs didn't.
Still another battle maybe to come yet on this one.

[bots]

I don’t understand what it means :worry:

It gives them the right to have a hard border to the republic. The reason being that they dont want a border between NI and the mainland in the event of a no deal brexit - which makes perfect sense to me. I personally think it's the sovereign countries right to be able to enforce it's borders.

Some may say it affects peace .... but the simple fact is those that want peace wont get upset about a border if they genuinely want peace

[Beso]

I don’t understand what it means :worry:

It means he is using his brain and setting up an insurance policy if things go wrong.

[joeysteele]

As a British citizen.
I expect any Prime Minister and government to be law abiding and keep their word on signed agreements, treaties and anything set in International law.

This bill gives the possible authority, only because of a now failing and flawed electoral system to this PM and government.
To break the UK's word on said signed agreement.

Even the Northern Ireland secretary himself in the government, has said it will mean breaking international law.
Even the former attorney general too.

As a British citizen, that's not how I want to see my Country to be seen to be, or even be as to not being trusted on the integrity of its word.

I'll never agree with anyone who believes that to be in any way right, appropriate or acceptable to do so, in any circumstances.

Johnson really is an inept PM, however becoming increasingly more dangerous in his obsession with power.
That's my personal and REALLY dismayed view of this unnecessary bill.
Which I see NO reason for doing, the way it is being done.

[The Slim Reaper]

So now it's done, Arista, what do you have to say now?

[The Slim Reaper]

It means he is using his brain and setting up an insurance policy if things go wrong.

Can you explain what this means? He campaigned on an oven ready deal, he won a massive majority on his oven ready deal, parliament passed his oven ready deal. This was the WA boris and tories wanted, so what could go wrong? Brexit was the easiest deal to make in history, according to leave.

[arista]

So now it's done, Arista, what do you have to say now?


Slim its not done until
the 31st of December

[The Slim Reaper]

Slim its not done until
the 31st of December

then as soon as it happens, you'll say it's done now move on.

[joeysteele]

Can you explain what this means? He campaigned on an oven ready deal, he won a massive majority on his oven ready deal, parliament passed his oven ready deal. This was the WA boris and tories wanted, so what could go wrong? Brexit was the easiest deal to make in history, according to leave.


That's all just further evidence of his endless now list of lies and deceit politically.
Even to voters.

Yet voters fall for it and support him.

Regardless of damage to standing or reputation of a decent, internationally agreed law abiding, trustworthy and leading World nation, which the UK, is supposed to be.

Well after this, it WAS, it won't be seen as that likely anymore, rightly so it won't be too.

[arista]

then as soon as it happens, you'll say it's done now move on.


Yes in the New Year

[The Slim Reaper]

This would be pretty funny, and deserved.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Eh6HFZwXYAA_8_c?format=jpg&name=medium

[arista]

For Slim
from Germany, subtitled

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[The Slim Reaper]

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[The Slim Reaper]

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[bots]

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this should surely be good news for those of us who want to protect the NHS ... you included slim :laugh:

[Nicky91]

https://twitter.com/DailyMailUK/status/1306273028511281154

[The Slim Reaper]

this should surely be good news for those of us who want to protect the NHS ... you included slim :laugh:

Not really the point. We're alienating everyone away from even wanting to do deals with us.

[arista]

Boris Johnson partially climbs down
on Internal Market Bill in face of Tory rebellion

Downing Street offered a compromise to try
and win over the dozens of Conservatives
who either abstained or voted against
the draft legislation that would override
the withdrawal agreement - breaking international law.

A statement was released "following talks" between
Number 10 and disgruntled backbenchers,
agreeing that the amendment
will provide a "clearer, more explicit democratic
mandate for the use of these powers".
And ministers have agreed to another amendment
that "sets clear limits on the scope and
timeliness of judicial review" of the bill.
The prime minister has promised to give MPs
another vote before any of the powers are used,
as long as they pass the Internal Market Bill
when it is due to complete its
Commons journey early next week.]

https://news.sky.com/story/brexit-boris-johnson-partially-climbs-down-on-internal-market-bill-in-face-of-tory-rebellion-12073557

[joeysteele]

After all the chaos of last year.

Plus the deceit clearly from Johnson and his cabinet.
Anyone unhappy with this bill as it stands.
Simply need to alter it or vote against it.
If they feel so strongly.

To trust Johnson now, since he was offering not a single thing up to the bill being voted on.
I'd say would be folly.

How though really, at this time, after the mess last year of which all parties were to blame for.
Plus this crisis of this pandemic.
What competent or even decent PM would have got to this point of irritating strong numbers of his own backbenchers, while in government, to even think of bringing in this bill.

It's like they test to see how more easily it is to deceive further and railroad bad policy through even parliament.

[arista]

Clause 46 Vote In Parliament

Easy Win.

Ayes 340
Noes 51


Labour Amendment 14 LOST

Noes 330
Ayes 208

[The Slim Reaper]

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[arista]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EiMT3pPXgAE1ftN?format=jpg&name=900x900

[Niamh.]

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:clap1:

[Ammi]

....Boris is terrifying...surely the people who voted for him and voted Brexit can still see that and be hugely concerned by him...

[Sticks]

They voted for him because he was not Jeremy Corbyn.

People would have voted for Adolf Hitler or Jack the Ripper because they were not Jeremy Corbyn...

[The Slim Reaper]

They voted for him because he was not Jeremy Corbyn.

People would have voted for Adolf Hitler

To be fair, he shares a lot of ideas about how to treat non-white people, with Boris voters.

[The Slim Reaper]

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[arista]

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[Nicky91]

https://www.thelocal.de/20200921/how-post-brexit-bank-changes-could-affect-british-people-in-germany


As the end of the Brexit transition period looms, the UK has so far failed to negotiate access to the European passporting scheme for banks - here's what that means if you are British and live in Germany.

Over the weekend it was reported that, with just three months to go until the Brexit transition period ends, the UK has so far not managed to negotiate a continuation of EU banking rules - known as passporting.

This means that all UK banks will need to apply for new banking licences to provide certain services in each of the 27 different EU countries.

And some banks have apparently decided that this is not worth the hassle in certain EU countries and have begun writing to their British customers registered as living abroad to inform them that they will be closing their accounts or cancelling their credit cards.

Here we take a closer look at the situation for British people living in Germany, and other parts of the EU.

Is it all banks?

No, it's important to be clear that there is no blanket closure of accounts for all Brits living abroad, it depends on who you bank with and the type of account you have.

Essentially applying for new licences will create a lot more admin for banks.

Banks already have to do this for many non-EU countries so clearly it is possible to do. But it seems that some banks are deciding that it's not worth the hassle of doing this for all 27 countries in the EU separately, especially ones where they only have a few customers.

As a country that has a large number of British people living here (estimates vary at around 117,000) there is a good chance that some banks will decided that it is worth their while to negotiate a licence with Germany.

Is it all account types?

No. Again, this depends on the type of account you have, with straightforward current/checking accounts less likely to be closed. It could also be the case that certain products become unavailable - for example our sister site The Local France said many Barclaycard customers in France reported being told that they will no longer be able to use their card.

We were also contacted by a Barclaycard customer in Germany who'd been told a similar thing.

Is it only if I use my German address?

Many British people living in Germany use a 'care of' address in the UK for their banking, for example the address of a family member who will forward on all correspondence they receive.

At this stage it seems that only people who have officially changed their address to a German one are receiving letters from their bank.

Can I challenge my bank's decision?

Banks are free to decide what products they offer and to who, but their decisions can be challenged via the Financial Ombudsman Service - find out more about the procedure to file a complaint here.

The UK government told British newspaper The Times that "the provision of banking services is a commercial decision for firms based on a number of factors" so Brits living in the EU probably shouldn't hold their breath for any help from that direction.

Which banks?

Here's a look at what we know so far. We'll update this as we get more responses from banks.

Santander - the Spanish banking giant said it was keeping the situation under constant review but told The Local: "We have no current plans to close any of our retail [personal banking] or corporate accounts.”
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[joeysteele]

A very rare thing for me here.
Never thought I'd agree with former PM Theresa May on anything.
However I agreed with every word she said in parliament yesterday on the Government's bill as to possibly breaking international law and treaties.

[Nicky91]

https://twitter.com/vonderleyen/status/1308090047476924417

also a meeting about EU-Budget, #NextGenerationEU

to build a greener, more digital and resilient Europe :thumbs:

[The Slim Reaper]

More project fear. No one tries to justify any of this crap anymore.


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[arista]

[EU leaders' summit postponed as guard tests positive for Covid-19
A two-day EU leaders' summit due to start on Thursday has been
postponed until 1 October after a security guard
tested positive for Covid-19.
European Council President Charles Michel
has to quarantine, as he and the
guard were "in close contact early last week",
spokesman Barend Leyts tweeted.]


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-54251397

[The Slim Reaper]

Incompetence

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[arista]

Incompetence

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Yes but now
Grayling is no longer in the Cabinet


And Bankrupt is the case for many
at this Covid Time.
And That Company was well Dodgy.

[The Slim Reaper]

Yes but now
Grayling is no longer in the Cabinet

:joker:

They're still incompetent. More tax payer money wasted.

[arista]

:joker:

They're still incompetent. More tax payer money wasted.


Yes They Were.
Under that Female PM

[The Slim Reaper]

Yes They Were.
Under that Female PM

The sex of the pm is irrelevant. They are far worse now after purging the competent members for brexit and Johnson weirdos. You can't be happy with how this government is performing. All of project fear being proved true, disastrous handling of covid, no deal on the way...

[arista]

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[The Slim Reaper]

All brexiteers have is "you lost the referendum", whilst every single thing we warned about has come true. She still didn't answer the question.

[The Slim Reaper]

I didn't see this on the side of a bus

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[Nicky91]

https://twitter.com/vonderleyen/status/1308787590888329216

https://twitter.com/vonderleyen/status/1308740759374487562

[The Slim Reaper]

Kexit trending!

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[bots]

As a kent resident i'm looking forward to the impending gridlock

[arista]

As a kent resident i'm looking forward to the impending gridlock


They must put down
loads of Porta-loo's

[Nicky91]

https://www.dutchnews.nl/news/2020/09/britains-lloyds-bank-tells-customers-in-the-netherlands-their-accounts-will-be-closed/

Lloyds Bank closes accounts for British people living in Netherlands

[Ammi]

Brexit: MPs approve controversial UK Internal Market Bill

Boris Johnson has seen MPs approve his controversial Brexit legislation, which ministers have admitted could lead to the UK breaching international law.

The UK Internal Market Bill, which has provoked a furious row with the European Union, had its third reading passed by the House of Commons in a vote on Tuesday night, with a government majority of 84.

It means the proposed legislation, which has now cleared all its Commons stages, will move to the House of Lords.

The prime minister had ploughed ahead with the bill, parts of which will give ministers the power to override the Brexit divorce deal, despite the EU's call for him to withdraw those measures from the proposed legislation by the end of the month.

Brussels has warned it will "not be shy" in taking legal action if the UK government does not agree to the demand.


...full article...

https://news.sky.com/story/brexit-mps-approve-controversial-uk-internal-market-bill-12085505

[reece(:]

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[joeysteele]

He got a strong overall majority in the election in December.
On only less than 44% of the votes cast.

However because of that he can effectively do as he likes, immaterial of right or wrong.
If his more gutless MPs support him.

This just shows all that remains wrong with our outdated and unrepresentative voting system.

No doubt he'll be pleased with himself.
A sad day for what is presently the whole of the UK however.

[arista]

[EU starts legal action over controversial UK Brexit bill]

[The EU has begun legal proceedings against
the UK over its plans to override sections
of the Brexit divorce deal it signed in January.
It comes after an EU request for the
government to remove controversial sections
of the Internal Market Bill passed on Wednesday.
The "letter of formal notice" could lead to
a court case against the government at the EU's top court.
It comes as trade talks between the two continue in Brussels.]


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-54370226

https://news.sky.com/story/brexit-eu-says-it-will-start-legal-action-over-boris-johnsons-controversial-internal-market-bill-12086606

[Nicky91]

https://twitter.com/EU_Commission/status/1311592855014694913

[arista]

Its OK Nicky
a Month for Johnson PM to reply

[arista]

Johnson PM is now having Phone Call
tomorrow one on one with Ursula von der Leyen.

So Saturday
is the day for possible deal................

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-54384437

[Nicky91]

Johnson PM is now having Phone Call
tomorrow one on one with Ursula von der Leyen.

So Saturday
is the day for possible deal................

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-54384437

don't disturb our EU, Boris now she and also european parliament are very busy today discussing the EU-Budget, and Covid-Aid package

and also discussing greece-cyprus relations apparently, discussing the armenia-azerbaijan-turkey conflict

[arista]

don't disturb our EU, Boris now she and also european parliament are very busy today discussing the EU-Budget, and Covid-Aid package

and also discussing Greece-Cyprus relations apparently, discussing the Armenia-Azerbaijan-Turkey conflict


Its OK Nicky Saturday
is Johnson Phone call
or Zoom/Skype Call.

[arista]

https://e3.365dm.com/20/06/768x432/2372006110081267707_5011202.jpg?bypass-service-worker&20200611182551
Photo before Covid.

Saturday PM
is the Phone call.

[arista]

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[arista]

[On Twitter, Ursula von der Leyen said she has
had a "good phone call" with Boris Johnson where
they discussed how negotiations have
been progressing so far.

A joint statement issued by
Ms von der Leyen and Mr Johnson added:
"They agreed on the importance of finding
an agreement, if at all possible,
as a strong basis for a strategic EU-UK
relationship in future.]

https://news.sky.com/story/brexit-talks-significant-gaps-remain-between-uk-and-eu-ursula-von-der-leyen-warns-12088871

[arista]

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[MTVN]

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Oop

[arista]

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That is a Photo from long time ago.

Today Johnson PM was on the phone to Macron.
Working out a Deal

[Kizzy]

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Oop

If this were not a post truth era I'd believe that.

[arista]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ej_7PeWXkAAMigh?format=jpg&name=medium

[Kizzy]

Eroding democracy... lowering food standards? That's what sovereignty means!! :/

[arista]

Eroding democracy... lowering food standards? That's what sovereignty means!! :/


You have Johnson's word
that he will not allow dodgy meats in.

[Sticks]

Which is worth what, given he has placed a bill to parliament that breaks international law and his own agreement?

[arista]

Which is worth what, given he has placed a bill to parliament that breaks international law and his own agreement?


Yes but that has not happened yet
He was setting out a Deal with Macron on the phone
yesterday

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[arista]

https://pbs.twimg.com/ad_img/1316350503559794688/QAa2w0pI?format=jpg&name=small

[arista]

The Deadline has Gone.

Johnson is still in talks

The Date
Dec 31st 2020 stays the same


[EU leaders are not yet all on the same page when it
comes to how much they should give up or give in to get a deal.
Brussels keeps calling on the UK to make concessions but a
successful outcome will require compromises on both sides.]


[Thursday is that day - but
Downing Street appears to have moved back from it as a hard deadline.]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-54543956




Sign Of The Times.

[The Slim Reaper]

Oven-ready.

[arista]

Oven-ready.


No, the Oven lost
its power

[The Slim Reaper]

No, the Oven lost
its power

Wasn't the oven; it was the dodgy, lying chefs.

[arista]

Wasn't the oven; it was the dodgy, lying chefs.



No, it was UK voltage
plugged into EU voltage
Broke the Oven.

[Nicky91]

meanwhile in the EU

https://twitter.com/vonderleyen/status/1316709962517807104

Portugal has presented it's recovery and resilience plan, and Portugal will soon receive 5.9 Billion to save jobs for its people

https://twitter.com/vonderleyen/status/1316700851835150337

2 Billion is going to Czech Republic

[The Slim Reaper]

No, it was UK voltage
plugged into EU voltage
Broke the Oven.

We'll all be destitute living on the streets, and you'll still be blaming the Eu.


Utter madness.

[Nicky91]

We'll all be destitute living on the streets, and you'll still be blaming the Eu.


Utter madness.

wonder what UK would've received if you guys didn't leave

many jobs could've been saved i think which will now likely go under because of the coronacrisis impact

[arista]

wonder what UK would've received if you guys didn't leave

many jobs could've been saved i think which will now likely go under because of the coronacrisis impact


We Left
Now the EU and the UK
will try to Fight China's Covid-19
that has buggered it all UP.

[arista]

We'll all be destitute living on the streets, and you'll still be blaming the Eu.


Utter madness.


No,
Not allowed on the UK Streets
New Covid Rules.

[The Slim Reaper]

wonder what UK would've received if you guys didn't leave

many jobs could've been saved i think which will now likely go under because of the coronacrisis impact

Not only that, but the EU invested in areas abandoned by tories. They subsidised our industries, and gave us free movement. We've lost so many rights for this racist/xenophobic/tax avoidance vanity project that promised more rights, and the tories won't even vote to protect our food standards.

[arista]

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[The Slim Reaper]

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Perfect for all the dead and folks that have lost jobs because of brexit. What they'll really need is a couple of pounds off a bottle of single malt when arriving at an airport they won't be able to afford to travel from.

[bots]

yeah, so many are taking trips abroad to get the duty free :spin2:

[arista]

https://c.files.bbci.co.uk/108E5/production/_114931876_ft-nc.png

[Nicky91]

https://twitter.com/vonderleyen/status/1316745965206999043

miss Ursula going into self-isolating since some members of her office tested positive for covid-19

she herself tested negative

[arista]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-54566897

[The UK has to "get ready" for no trade deal with the EU,
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said.
Unless there was a "fundamental" change
of direction from the EU,
he said the two sides would not
be able to agree a post-Brexit economic partnership,]

[The Slim Reaper]

Project fear.

The easiest deal to do in history
They'll be begging us
They need us more than we need them.

No deal brexit in the midst of a pandemic and recession, will be an actual killer for many. still, this is what they "won".

You should be ashamed, arista.

[Sticks]

No, it's a new golden age of prosperity for all and we will all be filthy rich

Any thing else said is Project Fear on steroids and lies by agents of an unnamed foreign power

Obviously... [/Sarcasm Mode]

[joeysteele]

So much for his confidence of a deal and then his deceit.

This has possibly been his REAL aim all along.

[The Slim Reaper]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EkdPsB9WAAABvms?format=jpg&name=small

[The Slim Reaper]

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[joeysteele]

You cannot trust a word he says.
I never will.
He's a disgrace.

[The Slim Reaper]

Please watch this.

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[The Slim Reaper]

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[Nicky91]

lmao at UK having a no deal brexit amid a coronacrisis (where companies are very very likely to struggle, go under, people losing jobs)

i can imagine some working class british people envying the Portuguese right now, their jobs are saved with their 5.9 billion in the EU NextGeneration aid package

[arista]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EkdTnRVWkAEFRCw?format=jpg&name=small

[The Slim Reaper]

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[arista]

For Slim


https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EkdVO1SXIAI-Awt?format=jpg&name=small

[arista]

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No Kerry I remember it all.

[The Slim Reaper]

Can you comment Arista?

Do you feel as though you've been conned at all?

Were the leave campaign lying when they said it was easy?

Was Boris lyng with his OR deal?

Do you still support brexit?

[arista]

1201853843421761538


https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EkdmwhCW0AAam-v?format=jpg&name=small

[Nicky91]

Can you comment Arista?

Do you feel as though you've been conned at all?

Were the leave campaign lying when they said it was easy?

Was Boris lyng with his OR deal?

Do you still support brexit?

since majority voted to leave the EU, they voted to leave, doesn't matter how

and now amid coronacrisis we in the EU will have the last laugh, we have our aid packages and UK has nothing

[arista]

Can you comment Arista?

Do you feel as though you've been conned at all?

Were the leave campaign lying when they said it was easy?

Was Boris lyng with his OR deal?

Do you still support brexit?


Not Conned
as I knew the Fish deal would never get Solved.


I can see Our Boats taking Arms on their fishing boats

Yes I want Brexit done
Dec 31st 2020

[The Slim Reaper]

Not Conned
as I knew the Fish deal would never get Solved.


I can see Our Boats taking Arms on their fishing boats

Yes I want Brexit done
Dec 31st 2020

I think it's crazy, but appreciate you answering.

[Scarlett.]

The country is already ****ed. No deal will just add more levels of ****ed to an already ****ed nation.

[The Slim Reaper]

Arista I have one more question - we know that no-deal will cause deaths in the UK, and that's according to the governments own yellowhammer report from the end of 2019 when they were planning for one, so would brexit be worth it to you, if it costs as many deaths as covid has?

[arista]

Arista I have one more question - we know that no-deal will cause deaths in the UK, and that's according to the governments own yellowhammer report from the end of 2019 when they were planning for one, so would brexit be worth it to you, if it costs as many deaths as covid has?


No Deaths
is better, of course.

[arista]

1317133951459352581


You are potty mouthed Libby.

[The Slim Reaper]

No Deaths
is better, of course.

It's better - but would 50k deaths be a fair price to pay for your brexit?

[UserSince2005]

Lol I love this. We cannot be pushed around.

[arista]

It's better - but would 50k deaths be a fair price to pay for your brexit?

No


It will not be that high

[The Slim Reaper]

No


It will not be that high

So what's an acceptable amount of dead you'd take for brexit?

[arista]

So what's an acceptable amount of dead you'd take for brexit?

Not getting into such a topic.

[bots]

Talks between the UK and EU over a post-Brexit trade agreement are "over", Downing Street has said.

No 10 said there was "no point" in discussions continuing next week unless the EU was prepared to discuss the detailed legal text of a partnership.

UK chief negotiator Lord Frost said he had told EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier there was no "basis" for planned talks on Monday.

Number 10 said the two sides had agreed to talk again, by phone, next week.

Earlier, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen tweeted that the Brussels negotiating team would go to London after the weekend to "intensify" talks.

But Downing Street said there had to be "a fundamental change in the EU's approach to these negotiations".

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-54566897

[joeysteele]

Both sides deceived in the referendum.

However, the blatant lies now uncovered by this stance now.
Is an affront to any vote.

I voted remain, I'd have been open to arguments on the other side too.
It was really Farage who had me the more suspicious of leave.

However, no matter what happens now, I'm glad I still voted remain.
Because had I been swayed and voted leave, I'd be absolutely livid now after being told no deal was never likely or necessary.

My party Labour made a mess of the message of brexit after the result.
They didn't cheat, lie and deceive on it however as many leave supporters, this now PM, and his extreme cabinet supporters did.

I hope this all comes home to them in 4 years or less, once the REAL cost is known.

I know many people myself of all political persuasions and none.
Who voted leave however never believed for one moment there'd be no deal.

Time for them to stand up and be counted IF no deal results.
When they next get the chance to vote in an election.

[bots]

the pandemic will be used as an excuse to cover all the economic hardship from a no deal brexit and in truth it completely dwarfs the brexit effect

[Ammi]

...it’s so important atm and going forward into the near future that we have the great EU employment/employee rights that we do now, that there’s some small comfort of that protection in these worrying times....oh...

[joeysteele]

I don't much care whether it's no deal brexit or covid that seals the negative fate of this deceitful government in the future.

I'm just now more sure than I felt I could be, one or both will.
Although I'm not sure this PM will want to fight an election where he's not going to win a majority after his deceit and lies.

[arista]

https://storify.com/services/proxy/2/yXzBEbAe-TmCmery5LOsiQ/https/media.fyre.co/qCuoxxFLQaO2KOf5poCk_mirror.png

[arista]

https://storify.com/services/proxy/2/VaenOTYn2FJcQQnCLGsGzg/https/media.fyre.co/DzZuSSqiQfujzFQZJmVM_express.png

[arista]

https://c.files.bbci.co.uk/15030/production/_114946068_ft-weekend-nc.png

[Tom4784]

I pity anyone who still thinks we'll magically thrive outside of the EU and that history will look on Brexit as anything but a failure.

[joeysteele]

I pity anyone who still thinks we'll magically thrive outside of the EU and that history will look on Brexit as anything but a failure.

I'd like to say so do I.
However pity isn't the word I'd use actually.

Dangerously deluded, now there is maybe the better and more polite 2 I could think of.

[arista]

I pity anyone who still thinks we'll magically thrive outside of the EU and that history will look on Brexit as anything but a failure.


I do
but you are right it's a mess at this time.

But I feel many African Nations
and Asia will help our trade improve.

[Nicky91]

https://twitter.com/EU_Commission/status/1317130588483190785

here's the winner of the 2020 Fair and Ethical Trade City Award, it goes to the Swedish Malmö

[Kizzy]

I do
but you are right it's a mess at this time.

But I feel many African Nations
and Asia will help our trade improve.

You want WTO rules?

[The Slim Reaper]

1313899941710966785

Oop

I feel you may have rushed in a little too early on this.

[arista]

You want WTO rules?


We have no choice

[Liam-]

We have no choice

I must have imagined this ‘oven ready’ deal that Boris campaigner with in December

[joeysteele]

I must have imagined this ‘oven ready’ deal that Boris campaigner with in December

Just his usual deceit and lies that was.

[arista]

I must have imagined this ‘oven ready’ deal that Boris campaigner with in December

Yes it was helping Destroy Labour
and Win the general election.

[Liam-]

1317531668996083720

[joeysteele]

I actually think from the lies and deceit to voters from both sides in the referendum.
Plus in addition,

The chaos of every election since.

The shocking deceit and lies on it and overturning previous votes in parliament.

Then the blatant deceit from the more extreme agenda of this particular PM whose ambitions lead us down dangerous paths.

With the obvious lies to the voters again in the last general election.
On this issue particularly and his oven ready deal.
Deal being the operative word.
If he takes us out with no deal.
He lied to and deceived the voters again.
As well as lied to parliament too.
The man's a total disgrace, not fit to be an MP never mind PM.

I think the EU is fortunate to be well rid of us.
Because our whole political set up stinks to high heaven now.

Our word will mean little anywhere, we have as near to a dictatorial PM and government, we've likely had.
Full of only deceit and lies.

The Country and voters particularly, (although around 4 in 10 voters cannot yet see it), deserve so much better than this deceitful, scheming and dangerous lot running the Country now.

I think we're at the lowest we've been as to politics, government and leadership.

Acting for them only, not for all or even the most of the people now at all.

[Ammi]

...the final frontier, we went where no man had been before and a step too far for Captain Kirk...our starship is not enterprising at all, sadly...


1316887009198141441


William Shatner to stop selling merchandise to UK fans over costly international trading changes...

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/william-shatner-stop-merchandise-to-uk-122643199.html

[arista]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EkqsZ8EXIAAQ_tp?format=jpg&name=small

[Ammi]

EU tells Britain to make up its mind as Brexit deal 'within reach'...


BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union told Britain on Wednesday to make up its mind on Brexit, putting the onus back on London to unlock trade talks as the bloc's chief negotiator said an agreement was still within reach.

A frustrated European Union and piqued Britain both exhorted each other this week to compromise to avoid a disruptive finale to the five-year Brexit drama that would add to economic pain from the coronavirus crisis.

"Time is very short and we stand ready to negotiate 24/7, on all subjects, on legal texts. The UK has a bit of a decision to make and it's their free and sovereign choice," European Council President Charles Michel told the European Parliament.

He said Britain's answer would determine its level of access to the EU's internal market, adding: "This is just common sense."


...full article...

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/eus-michel-says-uk-choice-074556737.html

[arista]

["DOORS OPEN"

Michel called for agreement on a "binding, independent arbitration" to redress any market distortions swiftly.]


That's worth a try.

[arista]

1318946478900105216

[bots]

these type of things always go down to the wire, a deal is still perfectly possible yet

[arista]

1318946907213959170

[arista]

https://c.files.bbci.co.uk/136B6/production/_115024597_express-nc.png

[arista]

https://c.files.bbci.co.uk/E896/production/_115024595_6a5518da-47f4-466c-a56b-14c86628ecc6.png

[Nicky91]

https://twitter.com/EU_Commission/status/1319232244612059136

question regarding EU's internal borders

https://twitter.com/EU_Commission/status/1319224165690273793

also one about diplomacy, conflict prevention, about europe's defence capacities

[The Slim Reaper]

Rule Britannia. We're basically putting sanctions on ourselves during a pandemic and recession.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ek6xprKWkAAbNFI?format=jpg&name=medium

[Tom4784]

Rule Britannia. We're basically putting sanctions on ourselves during a pandemic and recession.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ek6xprKWkAAbNFI?format=jpg&name=medium

Project Fear! Remoaners are to blame! Boris won't do wrong by us! We'll be entering a golden age without the EU breathing down our necks! Bring back the Empire!

[arista]

Project Fear! Remoaners are to blame! Boris won't do wrong by us! We'll be entering a golden age without the EU breathing down our necks! Bring back the Empire!

PreCovid, maybe


Now it is a Delayed Golden Age
as now China's Deadly Covid-19 is holding up the
all of EU and the World.


Well done NZ
stopping anyone entering their islands

[arista]

1319480590396235776

[The Slim Reaper]

How it started

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ElBTdnsXIAI6ITi?format=jpg&name=900x900

How it's going

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ElBTdnsWMAEHMqC?format=jpg&name=900x900

[Gabbys_MTV]

I'd say stay in lmao. I don't think the sovereignty gained is worth the economic and logistical challenges associated with leaving.

[Captain.Remy]

Is this still happening? No one talks about it anymore. Brexit, she's now a Z list celeb tbh

[arista]

Is this still happening? No one talks about it anymore. Brexit, she's now a Z list celeb tbh


Soon be Done
Trade Talks


Jan 1st 2021 all over.

[joeysteele]

This is starting to look almost as big a mess being made of it as is the pandemic.

The recent Japan deal isn't going to make any real impact.

Then again, it's all been another exercise of only deceit.
Admittedly from both sides.

However this turmoil is just about the last thing the whole UK needs, during this virus.

One incredible mess.

[bots]

People are saying that Boris is holding off saying no deal until the result of the US election is known, which makes a lot of sense as Biden wont give the UK an easy trade deal, trump might

[Ammi]

...first we shun the rest of Europe, then we shun our own children...I can’t imagine the queues of countries waiting to trade with us just so that we can say NO to feeding the children...are we GREAT yet...are we nearly there yet...?...

[The Slim Reaper]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ElKoB0JXEAAoxIj?format=jpg&name=medium

[The Slim Reaper]

This is starting to look almost as big a mess being made of it as is the pandemic.

The recent Japan deal isn't going to make any real impact.

Then again, it's all been another exercise if only deceit.
Admittedly from both sides.

However this turmoil is just about the last thing the whole UK needs, during this virus.

One incredible mess.

I've seen you mention both sides before, so just wondering what you believe the deceit has been from the other side?

[joeysteele]

I've seen you mention both sides before, so just wondering what you believe the deceit has been from the other side?

I just think we tried to overplay the negatives.
I felt there were negatives staying and leaving.

I was of the view, the positives of staying, continuing to work together to reform if possible were better.

It was the wild claims of doom were we just to vote to leave and the continuing soundbites of financial ruin, became like threatening too from the remain side.

Of course the blatant deceit too from the other side was horrendous..
Turkey would be joining the EU in a year or so and hoards of Turks would be allowed into the UK.
All blatant lies, as Turkey isn't in the EU and on current form unlikely to be.

It was a record of over 40 years in Europe which stood quite strongly itself without exaggeration being needed of doom and gloom if we left.

I just felt we should have defended the strong elements of being in the EU more and painted a stronger picture of what we hoped for from it in the future.
Using our veto to help steer that more positive course if necessary.

I never could take on board the statements that chaos would happen from the moment we voted to leave.
Which Osborne and Cameron painted fairly often.

I always believed a vote to leave would leave us with years of uncertainty but just chaos.
That was more likely possibly once we left completely.
Even moreso with a no deal scenario.

Therein lies the greatest deceit however, from the leave side, that a deal would be the easiest outcome imaginable.

I just wish we'd concentrated on the positives of the EU, after all we helped build the EU as it is.
Rather than use doom and gloom as the only scenario to see should we vote to leave with instant consequences.

Hope that answers your question Slim.

[The Slim Reaper]

I just think we tried to overplay the negatives.
I felt there were negatives staying and leaving.

I was of the view, the positives of staying, continuing to work together to reform if possible were better.

It was the wild claims of doom were we just to vote to leave and the continuing soundbites of financial ruin, became like threatening too from the remain side.

Of course the blatant deceit too from the other side was horrendous..
Turkey would be joining the EU in a year or so and hoards of Turks would be allowed into the UK.
All blatant lies, as Turkey isn't in the EU and on current form unlikely to be.

It was a record of over 40 years in Europe which stood quite strongly itself without exaggeration being needed of doom and gloom if we left.

I just felt we should have defended the strong elements of being in the EU more and painted a stronger picture of what we hoped for from it in the future.
Using our veto to help steer that more positive course if necessary.

I never could take on board the statements that chaos would happen from the moment we voted to leave.
Which Osborne and Cameron painted fairly often.

I always believed a vote to leave would leave us with years of uncertainty but just chaos.
That was more likely possibly once we left completely.
Even moreso with a no deal scenario.

Therein lies the greatest deceit however, from the leave side, that a deal would be the easiest outcome imaginable.

I just wish we'd concentrated on the positives of the EU, after all we helped build the EU as it is.
Rather than use doom and gloom as the only scenario to see should we vote to leave with instant consequences.

Hope that answers your question Slim.

Are there any particular projections of doom and financial ruin, that aren't being proved true on a daily basis? I know you're thoughtful and fair Joey, so genuinely interested to see a different perspective, even though we're both remainers.

[joeysteele]

Are there any particular projections of doom and financial ruin, that aren't being proved true on a daily basis? I know you're thoughtful and fair Joey, so genuinely interested to see a different perspective, even though we're both remainers.


I do think the worst may yet be to come Slim.
After we've left completely.

For me it was the inference, vote to leave then almost immediately after, Companies would be moving out the UK.
Unemployment would rocket.
The pound would sink, we'd be in a near instant recession.

Those things could still happen once we leave fully especially if no deal comes about.
In fact this pandemic is making all even more uncertain.

I voted remain, I would again, once we've left completely too, if a vote was held in the future to rejoin, I'd vote to do so too.

I think the EU has been painted the bogeyman for successive governments.
When it's in the main the government at fault.

We elected government after government which signed the treaties forming the EU, not using our veto.
Then re- electing the governments what did sign them.

I just felt Cameron and those in his party wanting to remain plus all the Opposition parties.
Should have put across a much more upbeat image of our time in the EU.
Pointed out what we gained from it.
Then pushed an exciting plan of working to reform it to make things even better.

I was disappointed we ended up on the remain side kind of on the defensive.
Allowing,bigotry, ugly lies and falsehood, xenophobia and racism to show their ugly unacceptable heads.
In the campaign.

For me the referendum was an awful exercise..
It's narrow victory dividing more and likely never to reunite either.
All I've seen since has just moved me closer to that staying in was the better and right choice.

Which I hopefully think, not too far away, will be seen more too across the Country.

[The Slim Reaper]

I do think the worst may yet be to come Slim.
After we've left completely.

For me it was the inference, vote to leave then almost immediately after, Companies would be moving out the UK.
Unemployment would rocket.
The pound would sink, we'd be in a near instant recession.

Those things could still happen once we leave fully especially if no deal comes about.
In fact this pandemic is making all even more uncertain.

I voted remain, I would again, once we've left completely too, if a vote was held in the future to rejoin, I'd vote to do so too.

I think the EU has been painted the bogeyman for successive governments.
When it's in the main the government at fault.

We elected government after government which signed the treaties forming the EU, not using our veto.
Then re- electing the governments what did sign them.

I just felt Cameron and those in his party wanting to remain plus all the Opposition parties.
Should have put across a much more upbeat image of our time in the EU.
Pointed out what we gained from it.
Then pushed an exciting plan of working to reform it to make things even better.

I was disappointed we ended up on the remain side kind of on the defensive.
Allowing,bigotry, ugly lies and falsehood, xenophobia and racism to show their ugly unacceptable heads.
In the campaign.

For me the referendum was an awful exercise..
It's narrow victory dividing more and likely never to reunite either.
All I've seen since has just moved me closer to that staying in was the better and right choice.

Which I hopefully think, not too far away, will be seen more too across the Country.

Some fair points there Joey, and you're right about the predictions of doom being instant. They're all true, but just longer term effects rather than day after. Appreciate the response.

[joeysteele]

Some fair points there Joey, and you're right about the predictions of doom being instant. They're all true, but just longer term effects rather than day after. Appreciate the response.


You're welcome Slim.

[The Slim Reaper]

Global Britain

1320635243754344449

[The Slim Reaper]

1320721046358642689

[Kizzy]

1320721046358642689

Thanks for that Slim, no surprises there at all.
Shame all the misinformation we were force fed overshadowed that.

[Tom4784]

Facts don't matter to people who were sold on a dream, they just get in the way of the power fantasy people live for that the UK is still a superpower that controls the waves and can demand that everyone bends a knee.

The dreams will end when reality sets in and they find that it's no greener on the other side at all.

[Sticks]

Nope

No deal will bring riches untold for everyone, a new golden age of prosperity.

If you say different you are being undemocratic and unpatriotic

So we are told....

[The Slim Reaper]

We're at the "brexit was remainers fault" stage of proceedings. Meanwhile, Arista won't even say how many dead are acceptable for his brexit.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ElPGcwsXUAAQ4v4?format=jpg&name=large

[bots]

i'm struggling to see how brexit was remainers fault :laugh:

There was no remainer compromise integrated into the exit agreement at all

[Crimson Dynamo]

i'm struggling to see how brexit was remainers fault :laugh:

There was no remainer compromise integrated into the exit agreement at all

in that tweet the person has invented a scenario to be indignant at

:joker:

[The Slim Reaper]

50% say brexit was the wrong thing to do.
38% still saying it was the right thing to do.


https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ElUfBEOWMAAwzjd?format=jpg&name=large

[arista]

62% now believe brexit is the wrong decision in the latest yougov poll. Who even are the last remaining 38% and have they been living under a rock

Changes Nothing

[joeysteele]

Changes Nothing

Not yet it doesn't.

However future elections for government are going to have to address this, as more and more younger voters join the register.

Who were furious at being left out of this original vote and decision..
Then as the real electors of the future, if this holds, to wish to return.

Even moreso if we did end up unbelievably with a no deal outcome.

[Tom4784]

Brexiters were easily fooled into voting for economic ruin in favour of cutting taxes for the rich. They voted against EU controls made to protect their own rights so they can wag their tails at their overlord's feet while the government are free to change and strip rights away as they please.

It's time for everyone who voted Brexit to realise what they have done and accept responsibility for being gullible and wilfully ignorant to ignore the facts and warnings that were everywhere telling them why leaving was a bad idea.

[Withano]

Leaving children hungry was the governments way to get people brexit ready

https://newsthump.com/2020/10/28/leaving-vulnerable-children-to-go-hungry-is-just-our-way-of-getting-everyone-brexit-ready-admits-government/

[Nicky91]

https://twitter.com/EU_Social/status/1323608078961565696

some unemployment percentages in EU countries

[arista]

"some unemployment percentages in EU countries "


Nicky that's all to do with Covid-19

[The Slim Reaper]

:joker:

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EmATNW3W0AEBmEN?format=jpg&name=small

[Sticks]

Ok then....

Trump is Triumphant

All those postal votes in the US are fraudulent ban them now!!!

Vindicate the Trusty trustworthy Trump Now!!!!!

Happy now?

[arista]

:joker:

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EmATNW3W0AEBmEN?format=jpg&name=small


That's just a Guess

[Nicky91]

https://twitter.com/EU_Commission/status/1325002299677302786

:love: :clap1: :clap1:

[arista]

1325118962615640066

[arista]

Barnier arrives for fresh talks

https://news.sky.com/story/brexit-johnson-insists-eu-trade-deal-is-there-to-be-done-as-talks-resume-12128187

[The Slim Reaper]

https://media1.giphy.com/media/VIVWFx6c91AAwWLwWB/giphy.gif

1325801253826424833

[arista]

He is not
in the Cabinet
Slim.

Its Worthless.

[smudgie]

He is not
in the Cabinet
Slim.

Its Worthless.

So is he to be honest.:laugh:

[arista]

The House Lords Voted the Illegal Bit out
bit the Prime Minister
is ignoring them.

He appears to be ignoring Biden
as well.

Biden is going to the 2 Future Events in the UK
but although, Johnson agrees on the green effort and Unity of nations
that Biden is going back into,
on Brexit UK will not take orders from the USA

[Nicky91]

The House Lords Voted the Illegal Bit out
bit the Prime Minister
is ignoring them.

He appears to be ignoring Biden
as well.

Biden is going to the 2 Future Events in the UK
but although, Johnson agrees on the green effort and Unity of nations
that Biden is going back into,
on Brexit UK will not take orders from the USA

say bye bye to UK-US trade deal then


can see US getting into better relations with the EU, especially France

[The Slim Reaper]

The House Lords Voted the Illegal Bit out
bit the Prime Minister
is ignoring them.

He appears to be ignoring Biden
as well.

Biden is going to the 2 Future Events in the UK
but although, Johnson agrees on the green effort and Unity of nations
that Biden is going back into,
on Brexit UK will not take orders from the USA

Brexit terrorists trying to destroy the country.

[arista]

Brexit terrorists trying to destroy the country.


No it is Dom and Boris is in Charge
USA are not above them

[arista]

say bye bye to UK-US trade deal then


can see US getting into better relations with the EU, especially France



Yes we will buy USA goods via Other nations.
OK Nicky.


We can also buy on Amazon USA

[The Slim Reaper]

No it is Dom and Boris is in Charge
USA are not above them

Those provisions are just to allow them to break the law. No honest place calling itself global britain would be interested in this.

[The Slim Reaper]

Yes we will buy USA goods via Other nations.
OK Nicky.


We can also buy on Amazon USA

I think you're in for a bit of awakening if you think buying from Amazon won't have consequences.

[arista]

Those provisions are just to allow them to break the law. No honest place calling itself global britain would be interested in this.


Next Year
Global Britain
will appear.




The Law Break
can go down in History.
Or a last minute deal can appear.

[arista]

I think you're in for a bit of awakening in an if you think buying from Amazon won't have consequences.


Amazon USA are Great
at sending to the UK.


They are not part of Bidens battle with the UK

[The Slim Reaper]

Next Year
Global Britain
will appear.




The Law Break
can go down in History.
Or a last minute deal can appear.

Out of nowhere :laugh:

A 2nd tier country still believing itself to still be the premier superpower is an apt brexit metaphor. These insane proclamations of yours on this government and brexit are a complete sham. I don't even think you believe them.

[The Slim Reaper]

Amazon USA are Great
at sending to the UK.


They are not part of Bidens battle with the UK

Tariffs will be, because we won't have a deal with them. You'll be paying more to order from amazon. You won, get over it :cheer2:

[arista]

Tariffs will be, because we won't have a deal with them. You'll be paying more to order from amazon. You won, get over it :cheer2:


Sure prices can change
Also
Other nations may supply the same, for less.

[bots]

ive already paid import duty on some things i purchased from the usa and its not funny. The post office put a card through your door saying they will deliver the item when you cough up the dosh. One item i purchased I decided it just wasn't worth paying the duty and it got sent back

[arista]

ive already paid import duty on some things i purchased from the usa and its not funny. The post office put a card through your door saying they will deliver the item when you cough up the dosh. One item i purchased I decided it just wasn't worth paying the duty and it got sent back


Yes
From Japan, though
they give me a Royal Mail link
to pay the Import Duty online.

[Nicky91]

https://twitter.com/EU_Commission/status/1326438298546528258

presentation of European Health Union

[Ammi]

Why Joe Biden's win is good news for a Brexit deal...


https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2020/1113/1177917-brexit-trade-deal-joe-biden-us-president-northern-ireland-good-friday-agreement/

[arista]

Sure assuming Johnson U turns
on the illegal bit?



We Used to Run America

[Sticks]

You forget

Joe Biden has not been elected president.

The election is subject of legal challenge due to the large number of voting irregularities.

[arista]

You forget

Joe Biden has not been elected president.

The election is subject of legal challenge due to the large number of voting irregularities.


You are having another Laugh

[Ammi]

Brexit: No trade deal if Boris Johnson breaks international law, Ireland warns...


https://news.sky.com/story/brexit-no-trade-deal-if-boris-johnson-breaks-international-law-ireland-warns-12133008

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[The Slim Reaper]

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Boris cries about being bullied by EU.


How can they bully us? We hold all the cards and have an oven ready deal. :idc:

[arista]

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[The Slim Reaper]

So are we being bullied, or are we warning them? :wavey:

[bots]

The trade negotiations are not over until Carrie says they are :fist:

[Nicky91]

EU is busy with other things than this irrelevant brexit thing ;)

like the coronacrisis, which is more important

[The Slim Reaper]

The racist gift that keeps on giving.

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Brexit terrorists.

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[user104658]

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I just had a read of this chap's pinned tweet thread and... :suspect: ... I mean ... I enjoy a bit of fiction as much as the next person but this really jumps the shark. He's so close to this Brexitty family that they're calling, emailing and whatsapping him at all hours of the day and night and asking for lifts to and from the train station but ... ... ...

... ... ... apparently none of them follow him on Twitter?

:suspect:

There's an old saying in Texas and Tennesee that applies here; Fool me once, shame on... shame on you... Fool me... you can't get fooled again!

[arista]

Brexit terrorists.

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This is Fake.

[The Slim Reaper]

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This is Fake.

We'll see...

[arista]

We'll see...


At this Time it is Fake
Nissan UK told us all,
but not you?

[The Slim Reaper]

At this Time it is Fake
Nissan UK told us all,
but not you?

I trust the knowledge of the trade more than self-serving denials. If we get to June with Nissan sticking firm, then I'll accept you were right.

How many statements around brexit have you already supported from Brexiteers that have been proved false? A shedload.

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