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bots · 24-12-2020, 07:18 AM

Nicky, sometimes its best not to comment

Scarlett. · 24-12-2020, 07:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Nicky91

Boris stand your ground and refuse this deal

no deal is best for UK, to get them into a huge disaster what they deserve

Oh yeah we all deserve even more poverty and death cause 52% of the voters on that day didnt know their head from their ass

Nicky91 · 24-12-2020, 07:18 AM

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Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Nicky, sometimes its best not to comment

why should you guys suddenly accept a deal from the corrupt stinking EU

arista · 24-12-2020, 07:18 AM

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Originally Posted by joeysteele

Hopeful news possibly to come today.
At last.

Yes and if the Conservative back benchers
give trouble.

Labour can approve it.

Ammi · 24-12-2020, 07:19 AM

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Originally Posted by joeysteele

Hopeful news possibly to come today.
At last.

...the optimistic...

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nicky91

Boris stand your ground and refuse this deal

no deal is best for UK, to get them into a huge disaster what they deserve

...and the not so much...

...I’m with Joey....

arista · 24-12-2020, 07:29 AM

Yes if the PM & EU Leader announce it
Parliament returns next week
to go through it.

Even Politics Live could return (with a Male presenter)
on BBC2HD to go through it.
from 11:30AM

joeysteele · 24-12-2020, 07:36 AM

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Originally Posted by arista

Yes and if the Conservative back benchers
give trouble.

Labour can approve it.

Indeed.
Which I hope will be the case and I believe Labour will.

After all, this will not just be a deal that's acceptable to the UK but also to the EU.
Being agreed at last.

The unity of Europe in any way, is far more a vital element than any further division.

Nicky91 · 24-12-2020, 07:38 AM

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Originally Posted by joeysteele

Indeed.
Which I hope will be the case and I believe Labour will.

After all, this will not just be a deal that's acceptable to the UK but also to the EU.
Being agreed at last.

The unity of Europe in any way, is far more a vital element than any further division.

far from unity in europe

France - Italy do not get on well

Hungary, Poland are also being very difficult

the only ones who are loyal followers are cowards like Belgium, Netherlands

arista · 24-12-2020, 07:40 AM

Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney
Post-Brexit Trade deal to be agreed today.

SkyNewsHD

Cherie · 24-12-2020, 07:41 AM

It was bound to happen when they both sides kept extending the absolute deadline

joeysteele · 24-12-2020, 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Nicky91

far from unity in europe

France - Italy do not get on well

Hungary, Poland are also being very difficult

the only ones who are loyal followers are cowards like Belgium, Netherlands

I said unity in any way, not all ways.
You will never have that but anything that keeps ties in place is a positive.

arista · 24-12-2020, 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Nicky91

far from unity in europe

France - Italy do not get on well

Hungary, Poland are also being very difficult

the only ones who are loyal followers are cowards like Belgium, Netherlands

Nicky that's not Our Problem, now
we are getting out with a Deal
agreed on the last weeks.

arista · 24-12-2020, 07:48 AM

MP's to be recalled on 30 December Wednesday

Captain.Remy · 24-12-2020, 08:32 AM

Regardless of what happened and is happening right now, I think it's a sad situation to see our great friends from UK leave EU.
I have a special connection with this country, it inspired me and welcomed me and made me who I am today, and I know that so many people will always consider the UK as part of that dysfunctional family.

Choices have been made, they must go through but it's not a happy day even for pro-Brexit people I feel like. It's a sad situation for all.

Ammi · 24-12-2020, 08:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Captain.Remy

Regardless of what happened and is happening right now, I think it's a sad situation to see our great friends from UK leave EU.
I have a special connection with this country, it inspired me and welcomed me and made me who I am today, and I know that so many people will always consider the UK as part of that dysfunctional family.

Choices have been made, they must go through but it's not a happy day even for pro-Brexit people I feel like. It's a sad situation for all.

...it’s one of those things, I think...that still feels a bit surreal...especially this year because the focus has been COVID related difficulties and worry about a possible no deal and the devastating impact of that...but yes, the loss is huge and very sad...we may argue and squabble as countries in the EU family but there is also always love as well...and that is the most outlasting and outstanding thing for many of us, I feel...

...

...I have very close family etc living in Europe...and for those continuing their lives in Paris...?...I’ll let them know that you’ll pop in from time to time, Remy...to make sure they’re doing ok...

...you and your loved ones have a wonderful Christmas...

..

arista · 24-12-2020, 09:09 AM

joeysteele · 24-12-2020, 09:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Captain.Remy

Regardless of what happened and is happening right now, I think it's a sad situation to see our great friends from UK leave EU.
I have a special connection with this country, it inspired me and welcomed me and made me who I am today, and I know that so many people will always consider the UK as part of that dysfunctional family.

Choices have been made, they must go through but it's not a happy day even for pro-Brexit people I feel like. It's a sad situation for all.

It is very sad indeed.

For me retaining ties is a start as to any trading deal.

It's not worth my reliving all of the past referendum on this or the chaos all through.
I voted to remain.
I would again.
Certainly whenever it comes in the future, I will vote to return too.

All my very best to you for Christmas and my.hope really now is to start to see a healing process here in the UK to begin, following any new trading set up with us and the EU.
Which I hope will reduce the divisions of the past over 4 years on brexit.

With a flow of a more inclusive move towards the rest of Europe and the EU from the UK, as our voting population changes more positively.

arista · 24-12-2020, 09:56 AM

The Cat is on Fish Patrol

Captain.Remy · 24-12-2020, 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Ammi

...it’s one of those things, I think...that still feels a bit surreal...especially this year because the focus has been COVID related difficulties and worry about a possible no deal and the devastating impact of that...but yes, the loss is huge and very sad...we may argue and squabble as countries in the EU family but there is also always love as well...and that is the most outlasting and outstanding thing for many of us, I feel...

...

...I have very close family etc living in Europe...and for those continuing their lives in Paris...?...I’ll let them know that you’ll pop in from time to time, Remy...to make sure they’re doing ok...

...you and your loved ones have a wonderful Christmas...

..

Everybody will be doing fine darling, do not worry

And I will always come back to the UK, it has a special specal place in my heart and life....as long as you keep selling those Fox's Party Rings biscuits we shall all be fine!