[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by lime

sadly it's irelavant what May's cabinet finally agree on..We in the EU will not agree to it ..so whilstt it's cute that you goverment finaly came to an ageement .......not a chance that the other 27 countries will accept that.....when I say sadly I mean on the behalf of the other 27 countries



It's getting quite nasty now IMO ....that Irish people are told by some Brexiters to respect their demcocratic vote but ignore the Belfast agreement which was also a democratic vote

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...exit-red-lines

Maybe, maybe not.

[lime]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...exit-red-lines

Maybe, maybe not.

Is that what you voted for when you voted Brexit Brillo ?Maybe,or maybe not ...I thought it was about taking back controll...now you post a link about what Mishel Barnier will decide??

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by lime

Is that what you voted for when you voted Brexit Brillo ?Maybe,or maybe not ...I thought it was about taking back controll...now you post a link about what Mishel Barnier will decide??

Just pointing out that Barnier was suggesting the EU was open to some sort of compromise. Previously he had been very hostile to any constructive negotiations. If any such proposal is not beneficial for us than a hard Brexit is substantially preferable to staying in the EU for me.

[lime]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

Just pointing out that Barnier was suggesting the EU was open to some sort of compromise. Previously he had been very hostile to any constructive negotiations. If any such proposal is not beneficial for us than a hard Brexit is substantially preferable to staying in the EU for me.

Well that's simply not true Brillo
The EU have always been open to compromise but from what they are talking about today is they want part of ECB and CU but are not willing to move on FOM...If you think a h hard Brexit is benificiall to you...then I think you are wrong...but I guess time will tell.....When are those that voted Brexit in your country agree with Teresa May and realise that Brexit means Brexit