[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

the government is on pretty shaky ground if they claim to be publishing the worst case. We all know things could be a lot worse than stated, and they will be in deep poo if it is shown at a later date that they sugar coated the effects

Shaky?


There is No Parliament.
The PM is Steaming ahead
A Interview each day.


deep poo is a Marxist Power
Is that what you mean?

[arista]

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by arista

Shaky?


There is No Parliament.
The PM is Steaming ahead
A Interview each day.


deep poo is a Marxist Power
Is that what you mean?

[bots]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

[arista]

Jo Maugham , Barrister
has brought another case
Scottish Law
saying if he does not get a Deal
he can not leave on a "No Deal"
thus having to sign the 3 month extension.



He could not do it on English Law.


Ref: BBCnewsHD

[arista]

[Twosugars]

Not liberal elite

[Tom4784]

I'd be dismayed by the fact that people are downplaying a damning report on the likelihood of a catastrophic brexit because they don't want to admit they were wrong but we live in an age in which eradicated illnesses are making a comeback due to morons believing bull**** that they want to hear.

Stupidity is winning.

[arista]

Spoiler:

A larger Front Page same paper

[joeysteele]

The DUP.
One of the barriers to anything good.

Looking to bend now that their influence in Parliament is diminished.
Since Johnson put himself into a greater minority status.

We hear a fair bit on 'thinking' but next to nothing on 'doing'
As to new plans to replace the backstop.

[arista]

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by arista

Spoiler:

A larger Front Page same paper

Apparently that isn't true at all, heard someone from the DUP on the news this morning saying that they were in no way shifting their demands on no sea border

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-49683979

[Vicky.]

Again, not been following it all that much, but surely a sea border would not work anyway, and is..pointless?!

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Again, not been following it all that much, but surely a sea border would not work anyway, and is..pointless?!

A Sea border imo is the best way to go if there must be a border, check at ports/airports when you leave/arrive on the Island but this is a stalemate, Unionists don't want it because it separates NI from Britain and Nationalists don't want a land border separating Northern Ireland from the ROI because then you're dividing Ireland. Going with either of these options though has potential to stir up violence again in NI from either "side" depending on which they opt for

[arista]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Apparently that isn't true at all, heard someone from the DUP on the news this morning saying that they were in no way shifting their demands on no sea border

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-49683979

Yes the DUP are saying
no to the Times paper report

[Nicky91]

i doubt Northern Ireland wants any violence since their leader Arlene Foster, is a IRA bombing survivor herself

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

A Sea border imo is the best way to go if there must be a border, check at ports/airports when you leave/arrive on the Island but this is a stalemate, Unionists don't want it because it separates NI from Britain and Nationalists don't want a land border separating Northern Ireland from the ROI because then you're dividing Ireland. Going with either of these options though has potential to stir up violence again in NI from either "side" depending on which they opt for

Ah. So its a 'we will piss someone off either way' thing. Great So much good coming from this brexit thing eh...so great for the country!

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

i doubt Northern Ireland wants any violence since their leader Arlene Foster, is a IRA bombing survivor herself

I'm sure most people in NI don't want any more violence, of course they don't, that doesn't mean that it won't happen though

[Vicky.]

Well quite, it doesn't really take being a victim of a bombing previously, to not want to be bombed.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Ah. So its a 'we will piss someone off either way' thing. Great So much good coming from this brexit thing eh...so great for the country!

Yeah pretty much, no wonder NI voted to remain eh? It was never even a consideration when all the referendum campaigning was going on and it's arguably the biggest issue in the whole thing when it comes to getting a deal. Not sure it would have changed the vote even if it had because the attitudes I've seen don't seem to give much of a **** about the Irish anyway

[arista]

[arista]

[joeysteele]

Another non story then from The Times this time.
I have to say the DUP are rarely likely to move on stances they take.

Albeit most of their stances are of only a negative stance, just about across the board really.

[arista]

[arista]