Thread: Brexit - It's Still On!

The EU offered a free trade deal which David Davis had negotiated then Doris rejected it for reasons only beknown to her. The Brexit clusterfuk lies solely on Doris shoulders, but then again she always saw Brexit as a problem rather than an opportunity. Roll on the Euro elections where we will see a Tory and Labour wipe out and let's hope voters do the same in the not to distant GE.

yeah, I mean, how can you fuckup Python and not understanding how it works, it's fucking easy and beautifully pythonesque in its syntax

but again I am banned from the computer thread thanks to fuckwit Harry, so can't help and ridicule Betty in his gay Mac threads

Originally Posted by DrB0b

deleted, oops, replied about wrong deal! Sorry

Or maybe not - what is this FTA that the EU offered Davis? Do you mean Canada Plus? If so then Barnier said he quite liked it but it never came for the EU. It was all Davis's doing, there were no negotiations and it was never offered by the EU to the UK.

If you don't mean Canada Plus what was it?

Just going from memory it was some Canada ++++ deal that the EU offered but Doris rejected it. Would have probably got that through instead of her clusterfuk deal.

Originally Posted by buriramboy

Just going from memory it was some Canada ++++ deal that the EU offered but Doris rejected it. Would have probably got that through instead of her clusterfuk deal.

I don't think it would. The main problem was it would have meant a hard border in Ireland. May said it was worse than no-deal.

I can see why parliament is having so much difficulty, with no brexit deal having any economic attractions. Time for someone to big-up and tell the country it's all been a nightmare and remain is the best alternative, just like it's always been. I

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

yeah, I mean, how can you fuckup Python and not understanding how it works, it's fucking easy and beautifully pythonesque in its syntax

but again I am banned from the computer thread thanks to fuckwit Harry, so can't help and ridicule Betty in his gay Mac threads

You're banned from the computer thread because you're the human equivalent of Windows ME!!

Originally Posted by Troy

I can see why parliament is having so much difficulty, with no brexit deal having any economic attractions. Time for someone to big-up and tell the country it's all been a nightmare and remain is the best alternative, just like it's always been. I

Sorry, Troy. You are 3 years too late for that argument. Get over it. The country voted for Brexit so Brexit it will be. Or fucking should be.

Originally Posted by Troy

I don't think it would. The main problem was it would have meant a hard border in Ireland. May said it was worse than no-deal.

I can see why parliament is having so much difficulty, with no brexit deal having any economic attractions. Time for someone to big-up and tell the country it's all been a nightmare and remain is the best alternative, just like it's always been. I

You think it was about economic attractions for many? People who have seen their communities become unrecognisable, cant get an appointment at the local doctor or their kids into the local school etc etc. Dont give 2 fucks for a couple of points of GDP.

and it gets better day after day

Brexit: Theresa May to ask EU for further extension
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-47794235

Theresa May will ask the EU for an extension to the Brexit deadline to "break the logjam" in Parliament.

The PM says she wants to meet Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to agree a plan on the future relationship with the EU.

But she insisted her withdrawal agreement - which was voted down last week - would remain part of the deal.

Mrs May said she wanted the extension to be "as short as possible" - before 22 May so the UK does not have to take part in European elections.

The UK has until 12 April to propose a plan - which must be accepted by the EU - or it will leave without a deal.

The UK was supposed to leave the EU on 29 March, but Mrs May agreed a short extension with the bloc after realising Parliament would not agree a deal by the deadline.

Originally Posted by DrB0b

You're banned from the computer thread because you're the human equivalent of Windows ME!!

that's not very nice, still better than being the human equivalent of Vista, or worse, Windows 10

WinXP forever,

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

Theresa May will ask the EU for an extension to the Brexit deadline to "break the logjam" in Parliament.

But she insisted her withdrawal agreement - which was voted down last week - would remain part of the deal.

Troy will love that.

it's frigging pointless, they keep going in circles, it's a mad house

The EU will be better off without us.

Originally Posted by buriramboy

You think it was about economic attractions for many? People who have seen their communities become unrecognisable, cant get an appointment at the local doctor or their kids into the local school etc etc. Dont give 2 fucks for a couple of points of GDP.

...and you think that's the fault of the EU?
It is the fault of the UK government, who closed hospitals and spent less on welfare than the big EU nations, such as Germany and France. The large influx of East Europeans was in disregard to EU advice.

Leaving the EU will lead to the UK being worse off and, worse, leave the government and media with no scapegoat.

Things will not improve with brexit, they will be worse.

Of course it's the fault of the UK government they opened the floodgates without the infrastructure to cope why do you think people voted the opposite way the government advised them to.

All Doris is trying to do with Corbyn is attempting to get him to own her deal with her as she knows the Tories are going to get battered next election and if she can get Corbyn on board Labour will get battered too. Cant believe Corbyn will fall for it though but who knows in these times.

Originally Posted by buriramboy

Of course it's the fault of the UK government they opened the floodgates without the infrastructure to cope why do you think people voted the opposite way the government advised them to.

Don't forget Troy!

It's all about the brown people!

Sheesh!

Originally Posted by Neverna

Sorry, Troy. You are 3 years too late for that argument. Get over it. The country voted for Brexit so Brexit it will be. Or fucking should beh.

The country didn’t vote for Brexit, slightly over half of the country voted for Brexit.

About 26% of "the country" voted for Brexit.

Originally Posted by foobar

about 26% of "the country" voted for brexit.

the greatest democratic event in the entire history of the last week of june 2016!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Originally Posted by NigelFarage

I suspect this is a gentle warning shot.

Umm...warning shots are aimed over people's heads, smeggly.

Originally Posted by NigelFarage

Yet you're willing to risk mass long-term civil unrest and economic disruption or worse by denying millions the democracy they were promised.

Civil unrest? You haven’t a fkn clue you soft, pathetic lump of shite. Not a clue, you limp-dicked fantasist. Ridiculous little excuse for a man that you are. Grow up and fuck off, Walt.

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

The PM says she wants to meet Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to agree a plan on the future relationship with the EU.

That is 2 years too late.
One of her mistakes, maybe the major one, was to not sanction her exit plans with the opposition.
A lesson for English politicians who like previous Thai government rules with a winner takes it all mindset and later complains that the opposition don't want to play boll.
Corbyn should not accept this new invitation done with the elbow.