G7 Summit France:Biarritz 24th - 26th August 2019

[arista]

Participants:
Canada : Justin Trudeau Prime Minister
France : Emmanuel Macron President
Germany : Angela Merkel Chancellor
Italy : Giuseppe Conte --leader may change
Japan : Shinzō Abe Prime Minister
United Kingdom : Boris Johnson Prime Minister
United States : Donald Trump President
European Union : Donald Tusk Council President


Guests:
Australia Scott Morrison Prime Minister
India Narendra Modi Prime Minister
Spain Pedro Sánchez Prime Minister

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/45th_G7_summit

Amazing sunrise in #Biarritz, which will host the #G7France summit this year. Have a good week! pic.twitter.com/DC9cUsUCIC

— G7 France (@G7) March 18, 2019

A Chance for PM Johnson to talk with President Trump
in private.

[Kate!]

I dread to think.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kate!

I dread to think.

A Chance to do deals
in private

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by arista

A Chance to do deals
in private

Yup. Sell farmers and nhs

[arista]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Yup. Sell farmers and nhs

No the NHS is not for sale

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by arista

No the NHS is not for sale

Time will tell

[arista]

[arista]

D.Tusk spoke at the G7
and confirmed he does not want a "No Deal"
He also said is Boris Johnson Mr No Deal?


https://news.sky.com/story/donald-tu...-deal-11792723

Here’s hoping! https://t.co/QatkDn4D0M

— Darren Grimes (@darrengrimes_) August 24, 2019

[arista]

President Trump is seated at a table
With French leader Macron.

[Twosugars]

Leaving the European Union without a deal would vastly shrink the UK’s international influence and would represent “the biggest unilateral abandonment” of long-term British interests in modern history, a group of former ambassadors have claimed.

In a letter, signed by 25 former senior diplomats and published in the Times, they urged Boris Johnson to “signal a different approach” at this weekend’s G7 summit in Biarritz, France, and retain “close relationships with our European neighbours”.

It said: “An impending no-deal Brexit … would result in an unprecedented – and self-inflicted – diminution of Britain’s international influence. We need a foreign policy based on long-term UK interests and a strong economy, and that requires close relationships with our European neighbours.

“No deal represents the biggest unilateral abandonment of those interests in modern British history. It should not be allowed to happen. We hope the prime minister uses this G7 meeting to signal a different approach.”
The Guardian

[arista]

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has arrived in France for the #G7Summit.

Follow news from the G7 summit here: https://t.co/XBl4VhQqCW pic.twitter.com/jY13FZA1dy

— Sky News (@SkyNews) August 24, 2019

PM Johnson arrives at the G7

[arista]

A Clip of them talking was only on SkyNewsHD
BBC only showed a still picture.

Johnson Spoke of UK Pork Pie's
that need to get into New York & Boston Ports


https://news.sky.com/story/we-will-h...at-g7-11793653

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Leaving the European Union without a deal would vastly shrink the UK’s international influence and would represent “the biggest unilateral abandonment” of long-term British interests in modern history, a group of former ambassadors have claimed.

In a letter, signed by 25 former senior diplomats and published in the Times, they urged Boris Johnson to “signal a different approach” at this weekend’s G7 summit in Biarritz, France, and retain “close relationships with our European neighbours”.

It said: “An impending no-deal Brexit … would result in an unprecedented – and self-inflicted – diminution of Britain’s international influence. We need a foreign policy based on long-term UK interests and a strong economy, and that requires close relationships with our European neighbours.

“No deal represents the biggest unilateral abandonment of those interests in modern British history. It should not be allowed to happen. We hope the prime minister uses this G7 meeting to signal a different approach.”
The Guardian

a no deal is what people voted for, to be cut off entirely from europe

so if that doesn't go through, it's bad for democracy in britain

[arista]

'We will have very a big trade deal with UK' says President Trump.

Trump also said Boris Johnson is the "right man for the job" to deliver Brexit.

Follow news from the #G7 live here: https://t.co/5ln7ImjkSX pic.twitter.com/4oaMXjhhTH

— Sky News (@SkyNews) August 25, 2019

[Nicky91]

UK is saved, even after a no deal brexit

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

UK is saved, even after a no deal brexit

No, a deal with the US post no-deal brexit will mean they get to take complete advantage of us because of our desperation for a trade deal. It's a threat to food standards, regulations, and our NHS.

[Ammi]

...listening to the Boris and the Donald fluffing each other’s feathers and egos...I love you...I love you more...no, I love you more...no I said it first, I love you to the Summit and back...or summit...Boris isn’t a ‘great’ anything or the ‘right man’ for anything...those are all things that are undecided yet because it’s about his country, it’s about the U.K...not about Trump...that though is Trump’s mindset...how great will this person and their country leadership be for me..?...what can YOU do for your Trump...it’s kinda laughable, only it’s not...these are two people whose personal egos come before anything else and so many important things and people’s lives are at their expense...

[arista]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...listening to the Boris and the Donald fluffing each other’s feathers and egos...I love you...I love you more...no, I love you more...no I said it first, I love you to the Summit and back...or summit...Boris isn’t a ‘great’ anything or the ‘right man’ for anything...those are all things that are undecided yet because it’s about his country, it’s about the U.K...not about Trump...that though is Trump’s mindset...how great will this person and their country leadership be for me..?...what can YOU do for your Trump...it’s kinda laughable, only it’s not...these are two people whose personal egos come before anything else and so many important things and people’s lives are at their expense...

Yes Madame
we need to ship our Pork Pie's
to NYC ports

[arista]

A Iranian Foreign Minister has arrived at the G7
to speak to the French Minister.

USA are unhappy
Tough Titty

[bitontheslide]

Does anyone looking at this picture honestly think it reflects like minded people with a special relationship

[arista]

[bitontheslide]

brutal pic.twitter.com/qsN5vI6JNr

— Adam Parkhomenko (@AdamParkhomenko) August 25, 2019

[Ammi]

..tbf I read that she did take his hand ..(...the vid has been cut off immediately before ..)...but it’s protocol that Melania’s hand was taken first...which I presume he would have known../been explained...so maybe he forgot...his age, ya know....

[Twosugars]

The Polish first lady. Good.

[parmnion]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Leaving the European Union without a deal would vastly shrink the UK’s international influence and would represent “the biggest unilateral abandonment” of long-term British interests in modern history, a group of former ambassadors have claimed.

In a letter, signed by 25 former senior diplomats and published in the Times, they urged Boris Johnson to “signal a different approach” at this weekend’s G7 summit in Biarritz, France, and retain “close relationships with our European neighbours”.

It said: “An impending no-deal Brexit … would result in an unprecedented – and self-inflicted – diminution of Britain’s international influence. We need a foreign policy based on long-term UK interests and a strong economy, and that requires close relationships with our European neighbours.

“No deal represents the biggest unilateral abandonment of those interests in modern British history. It should not be allowed to happen. We hope the prime minister uses this G7 meeting to signal a different approach.”
The Guardian

Oh how dare Boris endanger these poor mens free loading jaunts in the future.