Jezza to the rescue! He'll save us from the evil clown!

he wont do anything, he is a millstone around labours neck and its been slowly drowning for the last 3 years

I think the Labour membership begs to differ...

:joker::joker::joker:

Nutters are running the asylum

the no deal is coming, the no deal is coming :cheer2: :cheer2:

my sarcasm of course :laugh:


but i did read on our dutch teletext regarding brexit, another few billions invested into brexit, if no deal then the money goes to the borders and defence, if you guys go on a deal, it will go to education and health instead

He can piss off, rich twat, what does he know

[The most prophetic sketch about Brexit
you’ll ever see. Bremner, Bird, and Fortune, 1996] ch4

...spooky...

Haha! Bob on if you ask me, brexit was sold on the fear of foreigners.

lol does anyone actually think that the EU countries are saying anything nice about the UK .... or ever has? Does anyone actually believe that the french and germans are good chums, because I can assure you, they are not

We're Leaving without a deal
We're Leaving without a deal
Ee oh Joy oh Joy
We're Leaving without a deal

Hard boarder here we come
Hard boarder here we come
Ee oh Joy oh Joy
Hard boarder here we come

Good Friday agreement gone
Good Friday agreement gone
Ee oh Joy oh Joy
Good Friday agreement gone

Need I go on?... :bored:

As i've been saying for months, it will be a no deal brexit or article 50 will be revoked. There was never going to be a deal

The cabinet minister in charge of negotiating a new US trade deal met with a series of rightwing American thinktanks to discuss deregulation and the benefits of “Reaganomics”, new documents have revealed.

Liz Truss, the international trade secretary, had a number of meetings with libertarian groups that have championed parts of Donald Trump’s deregulatory agenda and tax cuts.

New details of her three-day visit to Washington last September have been uncovered by Greenpeace’s investigative journalism team, Unearthed. Truss met senior representatives from the Heritage Foundation, a thinktank committed to shrinking the state and cutting environmental regulation, to discuss “regulatory reform”. Also at the meeting was the Competitive Enterprise Institute. Both groups were part of the “shadow trade talks” project, designed to advocate a wide-ranging US trade deal allowing the import of American goods currently banned in Britain
The Guardian


As expected, getting rid of food and environmental protections to accommodate Americans

Yep think I said that on the first page of the thread.... protections and rights GONE.

i've been to America loads of times, the food has always been delicious, nobody i am aware of has died from eating it, so in terms of problems we will face on leaving the EU, i would put that near the bottom of the list. Food is always labelled with country of origin. People are free to choose what they eat.

of course and that Always should be so, but now or at least it comes across to me like ''american goods which were first banned in britain to be imported'' and foods from Europe to be banned, while i guess there are certain favourite foods of people in britain to be banned

so this whole trade deal needs to be sorted out again, maybe extra bit of taxes on imports from europe because UK no longer being part of EU

since there's also a huge import of flowers coming from my country to the UK, wines coming in from spain, france


i'm starting to understand Brexit the more and more i read, i do agree with the ''closed borders'' thing, as for a stop to immigrants

a deal or a no deal, we dutch still want to have good relationships with Britain, since that Netherlands-UK relationship has been going on for many many years now

we dutch have good relationships with many countries in europe, apart from some eastern european countries like Ukraine