Thread: Brexit - It's Still On!

Originally Posted by Neverna

The deal needs to be changed - but not outright, just enough to make it acceptable to enough MPs to get it through parliament.

You realise the level of rejection was unprecedented, right?

That makes it nigh on impossible to resuscitate.

It almost certainly leaves either an extension of A50 or crashing out as the last two alternatives.

May has said she thinks the former option preferable, so at least she hasn't lost her marbles completely.

Ze Germans are making direct calls to Downing Street, EU bank rollers worried.....Meanwhile the sainted Macron bans high viz vests

Originally Posted by cyrille

You realise the level of rejection was unprecedented, right?

That makes it nigh on impossible to resuscitate.

It almost certainly leaves either an extension of A50 or crashing out as the last two alternatives.

May has said she thinks the former option preferable, so at least she hasn't lost her marbles completely.

sigh...

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

Ze Germans are making direct calls to Downing Street, EU bank rollers worried.....Meanwhile the sainted Macron bans high viz vests

lame as usual, fuck off back to NTD with Smeg

which one are you this week? sounds a lot like that silly nutter of DJ pat

There is a mandate for clean Brexit, mps voted overwhelmingly to trigger A50 which is perfectly clear as in we leave after 2 years with or without a deal. They all knowingly voted for a clean Brexit if a deal couldn't be agreed.

^^Maybe one day I can scale the heights of those last two posts with my input, eh buttplug?

The UK need to drop the Maybot red lines and rethink freedom of movement and payment to the EU. If they kept the freedom of goods and services, they could change the rules on free movement within the guidelines of the EU. That is limit time in country for visits to 1 month and stamp people out as well as in to keep control. Workers will need a confirmed job with employer's letter and have it renewed every year. Health insurance for workers must be compulsory as is a permanent address within 3 months. Such limitations would not deter the professionals.
The offer to increase yearly payments to allow such restrictions would be easily affordable, such as giving the rebate back to regain confidence and faith in the UK.

The UK has already opted out of further political integration and the Euro so they are non issues.

Buttfly, you have been posting up the same repetitive bollocks for the last two years and now you're obsessing over another forum and your former friend - sounds like hurt to me.

And he sits in judgement on the quality of others contributions.



It's a pity so many of Belgium's public toilets seem to have wifi.

Originally Posted by cyrille

^^Maybe one day I can scale the heights of those last two posts with my input, eh buttplug?

That's right Cy you tell the little Algerio Belgian, help him out, offer to prece his posts for him first too.

Originally Posted by cyrille

You realise the level of rejection was unprecedented, right?

That makes it nigh on impossible to resuscitate.

The level of rejection by MPs does not indicate how much of the deal is unacceptable to them. Even Boris Johnson, who said that he thinks the deal is now dead, said that some of it is good and should be kept, so the PM needs to find out exactly what needs to be changed in order to make it acceptable enough to enough MPs.

Well, wtf to do about Ireland is at the top of the list, surely.

Originally Posted by cyrille

Well, wtf to do about Ireland is at the top of the list, surely.

Yes, NI and the border issue are vital, fer sure fer sure.

The Ireland issue like most of the thorny points ain't insurmountable, just we made them appear that way with the weak stance over the past two years. Where there's a will and all that...

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

you are the typical delusional Brexiter,

the Maybot deal is at the very end of a very long negotiation, there is no coming back to it, all the essential matters have been discussed and approved by the EU parliament, there will not be another vote by the EU parliament, this is it

there might be minor things to clarify, but that's not questioning the fundamentals of the deal. The UK parliament rejected the fundamentals of the deal, what's left to discuss? nothing

if the UK parliament can't make the right decision, it's about time you go to REF2

Why is a no mark, irrelevant wog taking part in this discussion? Nothing you say makes any sense because all your comments are delivered with unbridled malice.
Time for you to disappear and leave the grown ups to discuss it. And take your little poodle Foolbar with you.

Originally Posted by Switch

Why is a no mark, irrelevant wog taking part in this discussion?

You are like the poster boy for the notion that Brexiteers are just stupid racists...

^^Yeah, it's pretty much a total bust when something's rejected on this scale.

The backstop issue is what makes the deal toxic for many, while that's not all that's wrong with the deal it is the deal breaker for many. If the EU weren't such boneheads on the issue and hadn't used Ireland as their pawn to extract concessions that were never going to be acceptable then Doris would probably have got her deal through.

Will the EU agree to scrap the backstop, unlikely but only way Doris deal is ever going to get through.

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

Buttfly, you have been posting up the same repetitive bollocks for the last two years and now you're obsessing over another forum and your former friend - sounds like hurt to me.

your former friend on NTD? hello, earth

like I say, Smeg is waiting for you to report back

Originally Posted by buriramboy

There is a mandate for clean Brexit, mps voted overwhelmingly to trigger A50 which is perfectly clear as in we leave after 2 years with or without a deal. They all knowingly voted for a clean Brexit if a deal couldn't be agreed.

A50 is not about a clean Brexit, it's an exit arrangement pending a negotiated deal

only in your alternate reality you took this as a hard Brexit,

now, why did Maybot invoked A50 unprepared, that's another issue, a mistake

Originally Posted by Switch

Why is a no mark, irrelevant wog taking part in this discussion? Nothing you say makes any sense because all your comments are delivered with unbridled malice.
Time for you to disappear and leave the grown ups to discuss it. And take your little poodle Foolbar with you.

must have stroke a nerve in your little alternate reality

seriously, have you considered checkin in a mental institution? if not, maybe you should

New legislation, put by the government/PM, is required to stop Brexit on the 29th March.

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

A50 is not about a clean Brexit, it's an exit arrangement pending a negotiated deal

only in your alternate reality you took this as a hard Brexit,

now, why did Maybot invoked A50 unprepared, that's another issue, a mistake

It's written in clear English you leave after 2 years, if haven't negotiated a deal within those 2 years then you leave without a deal. Everyone was clear on this and knew what they were voting for, there is no room for misunderstanding. They all voted for a clean Brexit if a deal couldn't be reached.