[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Scotland has always had a separate legal system to england and as long as parliament makes laws that affect england and scotland, they have to abide by both those countries legal systems.

Arista, i find your tone to be increasingly offensive, i think you should think a bit more before you commit your posts as you are coming across as an intolerant extremist

I can assure you
I am not that.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

I just think leaving with a deal is better. But I'm not sure there's enough time for that.

JohnsonPM
may get a Deal leaving on time
but with a transition
right after

One of the many options

[user104658]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Anyway, long story short. The UK has always been a nation that stood on it's own feet, we were successful that way, it's in our nature. We are naturally untrusting of others, and through the generations that's been a very sensible outlook. Since the war, europe has tried to be peaceful ... and all credit for that, but world powers are always a threat, and the nature of threats change. I personally don't think that going it alone is necessarily a sensible strategy, but then, we don't know what our future holds, the only thing we know is that nothing is ever certain.

The UK "stood on its own feet" by exploiting and plundering half of the world and claiming it as "ours". Those days are long, LONG gone now and they're not coming back... The world is mapped and claimed. There are no more New Worlds, no more colonies, and the economy is increasing global. If we in the UK don't realise that soon, we're economically doomed to irrelevance.

As part of the EU, and we've always had the opportunity to be a driving force if we stopped driving with the handbrake on, we would be sitting at the top of an economic superpower that can compete with the US, China and the large emerging economies.

Alone we're insignificant.

[lime]

Originally Posted by arista

JohnsonPM
may get a Deal leaving on time
but with a transition
right after

One of the many options

That's simply untrue and not helpful to peddle these lies,

There is no deal to be had

[Kizzy]

We remember the bad never the good when it comes to the EU. ... when it's bad we've done to others however that gets quickly flipped :/

We're an island, we have an island mentality that's where the waryness comes from, but as Europe was sold to us gen x 40 somethings they were our continental cousins with shared values and religion...now they are the enemy?
And the BRIC countries with their corruption and dubious human rights records are the face of future international trade?. along with the US, is this in our best interests personally I can't see how.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by lime

That's simply untrue and not helpful to peddle these lies,

There is no deal to be had

Well to be fair there's a meeting tomorrow with Michel Barnier, Boris will ask for the backstop removing again, my guess is he'll say no...again

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Well to be fair there's a meeting tomorrow with Michel Barnier, Boris will ask for the backstop removing again, my guess is he'll say no...again

My guess is you are right again Kizzy.

[arista]

Originally Posted by lime

That's simply untrue and not helpful to peddle these lies,

There is no deal to be had

No anything is possible
You can not get inside Dominic Cummings Head

[Twosugars]

[QUOTE=arista;10678861]

Originally Posted by lime

That's simply untrue and not helpful to peddle these lies,

There is no deal to be had[/QUOTE


No anything is possible
You can not get inside Dominic Cummings Head

Who would want to
He's a sociopath and anarchist

[arista]

Dominic Cummings
may be alot of things
but he has alternate plans ready.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by lime

That's simply untrue and not helpful to peddle these lies,

There is no deal to be had

So,if there is no deal to be had,what makes people think any of the others can deliver it or are you saying ? the vote should be ignored and we just stay in ?

[lime]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

So,if there is no deal to be had,what makes people think any of the others can deliver it or are you saying ? the vote should be ignored and we just stay in ?

No kazanne...that is in no way way I am saying.

You voted to leave and should do so.

You in the Uk do not understand our frustration with Brexit.


Leave means leave..they hold their nose's in regard to Ireland..shamefull behavior

[lime]

Originally Posted by arista

Dominic Cummings
may be alot of things
but he has alternate plans ready.

For who?

[lime]

https://www.facebook.com/CultureTren...863396064/?t=0

Brexit in a nutshell

[arista]

Originally Posted by lime

For who?

The UK.

[arista]

Originally Posted by lime

https://www.facebook.com/CultureTren...863396064/?t=0

Brexit in a nutsell

Yes Poor Jeremy stuck on a Violin.

[lime]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes Poor Jeremy stuck on a Violin.

he really is useless Arista

[arista]

[lime]

Originally Posted by arista

Sums Brexit up perfectly sadly.

we in Ireland knew that during the summer...whilst parliment was not sitting they would come for us Irish..never in my life did I expect the hatered .


Simon Covney did the right thing and list the articles that insulted us..he told us to rise above it and not sink to their levels

[arista]

[arista]

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

The UK "stood on its own feet" by exploiting and plundering half of the world and claiming it as "ours". Those days are long, LONG gone now and they're not coming back... The world is mapped and claimed. There are no more New Worlds, no more colonies, and the economy is increasing global. If we in the UK don't realise that soon, we're economically doomed to irrelevance.

As part of the EU, and we've always had the opportunity to be a driving force if we stopped driving with the handbrake on, we would be sitting at the top of an economic superpower that can compete with the US, China and the large emerging economies.

Alone we're insignificant.

True and therefore unpopular

[jet]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...I guess jet..(...and hey, btw.....)...that I am one of the one mindset people who is agreeing ad nauseam and part of the snore fest that you speak of...?...I think though that there is a huge reason why many voices ...(...both on and off the forum...)...are uniting under the reign of Boris Johnson...his determination of a no deal stance...(...whether it be to pleasure Donald Trump or whatever his own self serving reason..)...is something that threatens the peace and stability in Northern Ireland, which I know is something that is very personal to you as well ...and obviously, a huge reason for your feelings on Corbyn, which I completely understand......but the thought that we could go back there and be led back there by selfish government egos is so frightening to many, both living in and out of Northern Ireland...hence the uniting of voices, which for me...?...need to unite more and more...I am a bit baffled that you seem to be looking at those voices with disdain ...

Hi Ammi! It remains to be seen whether peace in N.Ireland would be compromised, and if that was the case the present government wouldnt be responsible for those who would kill and maim for so little reason - those who take up guns or bomb innocent people would be responsible for their own actions. There is NO excuse for that.
I am far more fearful of Corbyn getting into government. A devious and dangerous man who has already encouraged the deaths of many innocents and was hand in glove with those who caused those innocents lives to be cut short and their families lives ruined forever. I know this, and the reason I no longer post here is because I can't co - exist with those who turn a blind eye and could tolerate him as their countries leader. May and Johnston? They are pussycats compared to that sick ***K.

[jet]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Aw Jet,Lovely to see you post,it's a shame so many decent posters are no longer here,and as much as I am open to be educated,I have yet to see anything that has changed my mind so far, I am mainly alone but prefer it that way as I know then that I am my own person and not out to please anyone, I don't mind debating with those who don't try to patronise me for my opinion or just name call,but it's sometimes just not worth posting , but it would be lovely to see some more like you back, loved it back in the day when even you and I disagreed but were adult enough not to fall out over anything.

Yes, good times!

Hi to Cherie too, I miss you ladies, all the best to you both.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by jet

Hi Ammi! It remains to be seen whether peace in N.Ireland would be compromised, and if that was the case the present government wouldnt be responsible for those who would kill and maim for so little reason - those who take up guns or bomb innocent people would be responsible for their own actions. There is NO excuse for that.
I am far more fearful of Corbyn getting into government. A devious and dangerous man who has already encouraged the deaths of many innocents and was hand in glove with those who caused those innocents lives to be cut short and their families lives ruined forever. I know this, and the reason I no longer post here is because I can't co - exist with those who turn a blind eye and could tolerate him as their countries leader. May and Johnston? They are pussycats compared to that sick ***K.

...hmmmm, I’m still confused by your stance...but I’m going to leave it there...you say it remains to be seen whether peace would be compromised, while a no deal Brexit is going to compromise the Good Friday Agreement and this is all very imminent... the fear and concern of those living in and out of NI is very real and very now...the fear though of JC becoming PM does not have a huge likelihood atm..anyways I don’t see this as a who is/was worse competition, I see someone in Johnson who is self serving and ego driven, sadly...the very opposite of what the country would have needed right now in this time of uncertainty, fear and division...but yeah, I’m going to leave it there, Jet...