Thread: Brexit - It's Still On!

Originally Posted by NigelFarage

That would be an acceptable outcome but it's not within their power to do so thanks to the ECJ.

wtf are you smoking now, why do you Brexiters can't read and can only imagine scenarios that can't exist???

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

Jesus, you really are a fukin first prize idiot; the UK contributions are predicated upon our GDP and then you have the unelected deciding and voting in whatever whim takes their fancy, like fukin enormous pension increases and the next good idea Junker the drunk has two bottles in to a lunch - you're as bad as the bloke who's studying for the Bar he'll never attend - all hot air with ideas developed in splendid isolation of the real world, worked in the civili service - fukin muppet

NumtwatFuk, you gormless retard, one was referring to the divorce bill. The annual contribution of EU member states is based on GDP except Britain of course which got a discount. The divorce bill is as described in my post. You went to a secondary modern school didn't you, or was it one of those comprehensives.

Once an oik, always an oik, eh.

Originally Posted by Troy

You thought??

The EU will meet 10 April according to their statement.

No doubt they'll agree to let the Brexit can be kicked down the road another year or two. That way they get another budget agreed with the UK paying...

have you gone full loon too? no way it will be pushed back, everyone in the EU is tired of that shit, and just want to see you go, per the wishes of the late General DeGaulles

I rather surmise the EU will tell May to sort out a leadership process to replace her and then to arrange a general election in, say, May which will give whomsoever a chance to get their ducks in a row to negotiate a deal that actually has the support of the majority in the House and one that appeases the DUP but hopefully the majority can exclude those neanderthals - NI retains full EU status but can also suck English cock if it wants. It will then grant an extension of two years but this can be shortened if the EU thinks Britain is ready.

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

don't remember watching an election for the Queen of England, must have missed it on BBC News

your people have been lead for centuries with unelected leaders, so not sure what's the fuss is all about

Don't ask Brexiteers who voted for Nigel Farage ...their head might explode.

Originally Posted by Seekingasylum

NumtwatFuk, you gormless retard, one was referring to the divorce bill. The annual contribution of EU member states is based on GDP except Britain of course which got a discount. The divorce bill is as described in my post. You went to a secondary modern school didn't you, or was it one of those comprehensives.Once an oik, always an oik, eh.

Buttchugger, you went on to blather about future payments if we remained in, God you are a muppet

Originally Posted by Seekingasylum
The account reflects commitments to budget costs in the current cycles, future personnel costs and the cost of legacy protocols before expiry. Say, £50 billions. However, remaining in the CU and SM will reduce the bill given that Britain will continue to pay an annual budget contribution for as long as it derives a benefit from its membership.

I pointed out that its an idiotic statement - which it is, like much of the hyperbole you spout. Are you going to dig up any of your past Mystic Meg predictions today and post about your posts?, you really are your own best friend aren't you.

we need that crusher ASAP

as expected, plenty of time to April 12 for another dozen votes

Brexit: Theresa May ponders fourth bid to pass deal
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-47756122

Theresa May and her cabinet are looking for ways to bring her EU withdrawal agreement back to the Commons for a fourth attempt at winning MPs' backing.

The PM said the UK would need "an alternative way forward" after her plan was defeated by 58 votes on Friday.

MPs from all parties will test support for other options during a second round of "indicative votes" on Monday.

But government sources have not ruled out a run-off between whichever proves most popular and the PM's Brexit plan.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has called on Mrs May to change her deal or resign immediately, while Northern Ireland's DUP - which has propped up Mrs May's minority government - also continues to oppose the deal.

The government has so far failed to win over 34 Conservative rebels, including both Remainers and Tory Brexiteers who say the deal still leaves the UK too closely aligned to Europe.

May, who is against Brexit, but who is trying to figure out how to carry it out, is supported by DUP, who also oppose the deal.

Sounds Thai.

^ Long overdue.

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

The government has so far failed to win over 34 Conservative rebels, including both Remainers and Tory Brexiteers who say the deal still leaves the UK too closely aligned to Europe.

Cut off Britain's navel-string - close the Eurotunnel. That will teach them what aligned means.

Originally Posted by DrB0b

Three times now you've made a fool of yourself on that one. You really need to check before deciding the voices in your head are correct. Hint, look at Betty's post https://teakdoor.com/speakers-corner/...ml#post3925186, first picture. Big letters at the bottom and follow the clues.

Selmayr is not Juncker you dimwit. Even his owners said his post was fumbled illegally, from the inside.

^Chassmui in denial..

Originally Posted by DrB0b

Three times now you've made a fool of yourself on that one.

Let's be honest...we're just throwing them on the pile now.

Originally Posted by DrB0b

Three times now you've made a fool of yourself on that one. You really need to check before deciding the voices in your head are correct. Hint, look at Betty's post https://teakdoor.com/speakers-corner/...ml#post3925186, first picture. Big letters at the bottom and follow the clues.

Originally Posted by Switch

Selmayr is not Juncker you dimwit. Even his owners said his post was fumbled illegally, from the inside.

It says Juncker was elected, you dimwit, and THAT was my point in response to Jabir's cackling pride in his ignorance! Even when it's in BIG LETTERS you somehow still manage to miss it. Why are so many Brexiters so painfully stupid

Originally Posted by NigelFarage

What it boils down to is terrorist thugs (the fear of them returning) is preventing brexit. It's absurd.

Eh? The terrorist thugs are in a confidence and supply arrangement with the Tories.

Originally Posted by DrB0b

Eh? The terrorist thugs are in a confidence and supply arrangement with the Tories.

As opposed to the terrorist thugs who are hand to hand with the EU...



Kettle, pot, black; try to keep your racism under control, Bobbie...

Originally Posted by Terry Wait

https://twitter.com/westhamster2/sta...520438789?s=12

https://twitter.com/i/status/1111659794421686273

The more I watch this whole debacle the more I think the divorce from the EU will be minor compared to the disintegration of the UK.

who will protect the Queen when it goes tits up and they will no longer have the EU to blame

Originally Posted by Norton

The more I watch this whole debacle the more I think the divorce from the EU will be minor compared to the disintegration of the UK.

Exactly, and the ironic thing is that those who speak most strongly for the "taking back control" and "sovereignty" will be those most responsible for it. You have to remember that the English lower-classes, strongly represented on this thread, have been bred and educated to be compliant cannon-fodder for over a thousand years, the ability for abstract thought has been bred out of them which is why they respond so easily to slogans and to base appeals to the emotions. Lachrymose simpletons ever ready to respond to impulse. There are reasons why the British ruling classes breed only among themselves and have their own educational and social structures to which only a very, very few of the lower orders are admitted and then only to replenish the breeding stock.

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

who will protect the Queen when it goes tits up and they will no longer have the EU to blame

The Royals will just move to some taxpayer funded idyllic paradise and leave the peasants to their fate ...as they've done in the past.