Thread: Brexit - It's Still On!

ask the BBC, it just popped up on BBC world

Originally Posted by Switch

Ancient fake news. Do try to keep up you mental midget. Hahaha

You need to stop trying to score points against other posters and concentrate more on the issue. This was an important win for the maybot, although it was predictable following the comments made by Domonic Grieve.

That's twice in quick succession butter's has made you look like a brexshitter.

There is Brexit panic in Great Yarmouth- to the extent that the council have gone running to EU agencies for a hand out to invest in the port. Great Yarmouth voted to leave by a sizable majority. Idiots.

Originally Posted by Troy

You need to stop trying to score points against other posters and concentrate more on the issue. This was an important win for the maybot, although it was predictable following the comments made by Domonic Grieve.

That's twice in quick succession butter's has made you look like a brexshitter.

Hardly important, especially when May caves in to recalcitrant Torres with concessions.
Its hardly news worthy when the vote was stitched up days ago in parliament.
No one knows what concessions she has made to keep the vote, and the party sailing in the same direction.
The opposition, muddled though it is will be keeping its powder dry for the big vote in the autumn.

With May saying brexit means brexit, then heading down the soft brexit route, who do you think will lead the government by the end of this year?

As for butters, his arrogance is typical of the EU Commission members, who persuaded so many voters to want out of the E U. The same arrogant undemocratic commission that the remain camp is now defending.

Originally Posted by Switch

As for butters, his arrogance is typical of the EU Commission members, who persuaded so many voters to want out of the E U. The same arrogant undemocratic commission that the remain camp is now defending.

that's so typical of British arrogance and deviance, denying and turning things around when they are caught with their pants down

chass, typical arrogant pensioner, think the UK is almighty and not responsible of anything, typical thought process of a loner or an islander

what about British arrogance of thinking it was going to be easy, that leaving meant the EU was going to provide a roadmap and doing all the work for the Brits, and even give them a refund

how delusional are you, you and all your Brexishit pensioners

welcome to the real world, fookers

Originally Posted by Begbie

Airbus is preparing to withdraw major investment from the UK

Any idea of RR engines plans? Without those two UK is well and truly fxxked.

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

that's so typical of British arrogance and deviance, denying and turning things around when they are caught with their pants down

chass, typical arrogant pensioner, think the UK is almighty and not responsible of anything, typical thought process of a loner or an islander

what about British arrogance of thinking it was going to be easy, that leaving meant the EU was going to provide a roadmap and doing all the work for the Brits, and even give them a refund

how delusional are you, you and all your Brexishit pensioners

welcome to the real world, fookers

A lengthy explanation, including your own narrative assigning beliefs and actions that do not belong to me, but make you feel superior.
And you have the nerve to call me arrogant, you supercilious little bitch.

For your edification.
1. I am not a pensioner
2. I left U.K. ten years ago
3. The U.K. is a toilet, (albeit a highly civilized one by your standards)
4. I am not the deluded one here.

5. I am a clueless Brexitshitter

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

5. I am a clueless Brexitshitter

There you go again. .... assigning beliefs and behaviors to others.........

Originally Posted by OhOh

Any idea of RR engines plans? Without those two UK is well and truly fxxked.

Rolls Royce is the only European aircraft engine manufacturer to supply Airbus and Boeing. The only real options instead of RR in this market is primarily Pratt and Whitney, or General Electric. Rolls Royce is also a wholly owned British company, answerable only to it's shareholders.

Airbus on the other hand, is a multinational which is very much prone to political influence. It's not without irony that their UK rep has come out with this kind of statement just prior to the EU summit, I wonder why and at who's behest. Airbus has problems with it's A380, with quite a few being mothballed with operators not renewing their leases.

The skills and logistics chain established for getting the A380 wings from the UK to Toulouse is very well established, and would take years to replicate in another location, whether elsewhere in the EU or US/China etc.

Yet another phase of the fear mongering that occurred prior to and after the referendum. The hundreds of thousands of financial sector jobs that were going to disappear, that's now come down to the hundreds. With unemployment at record lows and corporate profits at record highs, a developed strategy for those EU citizens who wish to remain in the UK, I don't see any need to compromise.

As an aside, on the NI issue, why is it the UK's problem? Why not tell the EU, well, we're just going to treat the border as we do at the moment, so you (EU) let us know what controls you're going to put in place that prevents us from doing so.

Originally Posted by PAG

Rolls Royce is also a wholly owned British company, answerable only to it's shareholders.

It's originally a private British company that after liquidation and nationalisation is now wholly owned by shareholders, Rolls Royce is a multinational company based in the UK.

What chance May is playing weak and out of her depth with the EU scum to demonstrate how malicious our 'friends' are, to eventually walk away in line with her early announcement that no deal is better than a bad deal? This virtually forces an election, Farage returns to the hustings and splits the Labour vote esp up norf, Corbyn gets left in the dust...

Could our glorious leader be that smart?

Originally Posted by Neo

It's originally a private British company that after liquidation and nationalisation is now wholly owned by shareholders, Rolls Royce is a multinational company based in the UK.

Indeed. As you rightly say, RR is a British registered company with multinational subsiduaries.

Companies like.Airbus would.be.better lobbying the EU to give the UK a trading agreement than attempting to change the UK's course.

Let's see how much internal pressure the EU is going to be under over the next few months.

Some time ago I explained to our resident curmudgeon, Taxexile, that if the Brexshitters pursued their insane plans to quit the EU and its unfettered trading protocols , then car manufacturers would reconsider their investment plans and I cited BMW as a case in point following on from my chat with a BMW executive. Needless to say the demented old bathchair warrior merely flapped his gums and pooh-poohed the likelihood.
Interesting to note today in the press that BMW have joined Airbus and warned the sclerotic, desiccated old bitch May that they too are offski if no deal is agreed and Britain loses its frictionless trading position.

As I have said before, Honda estimates that for every 15 minute delay in its JIT operations it costs the company a £ million loss annually.

My desire to see an economic shit storm of armageddon proportions afflicting broken Brexshit Britain is becoming more likely by the day. It's actually quite fun and BArexshitters never fail to give you a laugh. Do you realise half of the employees at the Welsh Airbus factory in Broughton actually voted for Brexshit!!! I know the Welsh can be retarded at the best of times but that truly was a surprising fact even for the sheep-shagging imbeciles.

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Rolls Royce is now owned by Rolls Royce Holdings that is a multinational, which is the point Neo was trying to explain.

CFM is joint European US and provides engines to Boeing, Airbus and the new Chinese plane maker Comac. Competition is fierce between these two companies and P&W so RR don't need any expensive fallout from Brexit.

I'm not so sure about Airbus UK. They design the wings for Airbus as well as build them and are not so easy to replace.

Not that there will be a no-deal brexit. Not even the maybot could get it so wrong. She'll squeal about her red lines until October and capitulate under pressure by Christmas.

No, she's running out of road. The Irish question and the fundamentals of an exit agreement have to be sorted by October at the latest in order to be ratified by all 27 countries.

The real crunch talks are 28th-29th June.

If no progress then the EU may well pull the trigger themselves and hand the UK an ultimatum to be accepted in full or it's crash out time and WTO status with Britain having the same status as Bongo-Bongo land which in truth it is beginning to resemble anyway given the incompetence of May's cabinet.

I'm beginning to think neither side wants a Brexit, for different reasons. If that's the case, at least they agree on something.

50,000 in London streets asking for new Brexit referendum

Originally Posted by Klondyke

50,000 in London streets asking for new Brexit referendum

Most of whom are EU migrants. Read the press and who they are interviewing.

Originally Posted by PAG

Most of whom are EU migrants.

Aha, so they were all checked for citizen status? And you believe that?