Thread: Brexit - It's Still On!

Originally Posted by Grumpy John

Britain was even better before the morons in power forced the people of Britain to join the Eu. It may not have been perfect back then but it was a damn sight better than now.

Ah, the lovely times of 3-day-weeks, candlelit evenings, hyperinflation, root vegetables, hock, blue nun, sterilised milk, and coal fires...

Thank goodness we left all that behind...

Originally Posted by panama hat

Even you must know this is far too ironic to be funny

Ye its pretty ironic, You following me around the board like a puppy dog.

A grown man acting like a 5yr old spoilt brat, all because you not have a swimming pool and have to use the neighbours duck pond.

I'll give you one thing you're a trier.

Well what's next for the UK, good prospect of signing off some more deals and of course the UK joining TPP

I have no dog in this fight but seems the whole thing is a stiched together lose/lose deal for all parties.

Originally Posted by Norton

I have no dog in this fight but seems the whole thing is a stiched together lose/lose deal for all parties.

It is a half deal or even barely that.
It is something that had to be done before new year in order to save face for BoJo and save Britain from a transport chaos.
Negotiations will continue for that which is not covered by this surrogate deal.

^ ...and the door has been left ajar for when the dust settles...

Originally Posted by Norton

I have no dog in this fight but seems the whole thing is a stiched together lose/lose deal for all parties.

Only time will tell. Hindsight is a wonderful thing. But the only thing that matters at this time is that the PM honoured his word that the UK will regain its borders. Starting off on the right foot helps.

Originally Posted by cyrille

He'll be gone by this time next year, as one thing tories do know is when to stick the knife in

And the Labour party didn't knife Corbyn? Never mind if Boris is here next year. Brexit is done and he served his purpose. Life goes on.

As an investor in the EU , I'm happy to see the UK thrown off. We don't need that dual debtor boat anchor. Plus the UK was a backdoor for the Seppos to fuck with Europe's politics. Germany is still occupied. But those troops will leave when the US goes broke. Then the EU can be a real European state.

Gotta love all these Seppos who think the EU is so unpopular. They think the EU is about globalism. It really isn't. These are next door neighbors. China and the USA. That's globalism.

Originally Posted by Norton

lose/lose deal for all parties.

The mad hairy PM has his share of the deal in a Caribbean bank earning 0% interest SOP for UK PM's.

Originally Posted by cyrille

Well the country has concluded that he's done a shit job all round this year, and the Tory party knows he's going to be a liability.

Which country would that be Cyrille? Is it the KSA or just the tiny part of it that you occupy. Or were you referring to your Black Country, working class roots? ...... or maybe it was the electorate that voted to leave back in 2016?
Could it be the country that decided to elect a government, who campaigned to get brexit done, after 4 years of political expediency by others who claimed to know better?

Perhaps it’s the country that you invented to allow you to declare yourself the winner, when proof of the opposite, is staring you in the face.

Great internet win for you Cy, you simple clot.

Originally Posted by Neverna

And what about that pound/dollar parity some slobbering idiot predicted? GBP1 = USD1.36 now.

Originally Posted by Seekingasylum

I rather think the forecast was based on the consensus of traders agreeing that a radical sterling devaluation would occur in the event of a hard Brexit taking place on WTO terms after a failed attempt to negotiate a free trade pact.

Below is your post from 21-06-2016:

Originally Posted by Seekingasylum

Tax, there is no uncertainty or doubt over what will transpire if the chickenhead Isaan equivalent in Britain vote to quit the EU:the £ will devalue sharply and reach parity with the $

Originally Posted by Switch

Which country would that be Cyrille? Is it the KSA or just the tiny part of it that you occupy. Or were you referring to your Black Country, working class roots? ...... or maybe it was the electorate that voted to leave back in 2016?
Could it be the country that decided to elect a government, who campaigned to get brexit done, after 4 years of political expediency by others who claimed to know better?

Perhaps it’s the country that you invented to allow you to declare yourself the winner, when proof of the opposite, is staring you in the face.

Great internet win for you Cy, you simple clot.

Clearly you haven't looked at the latest party polls...

Clot.

Originally Posted by Troy

Clearly you haven't looked at the latest party polls...

Clot.

Originally Posted by Neverna

Below is your post from 21-06-2016:

But, but, the UK hasn't left the EU as such, but remains within its orbit to the degree that if it reneges on its promise to adhere to the EU dictated level playing field then the current trade arrangements will be jeopardised.

My forecast was spot on and the depth of the devaluation would have increased to match not only my forecast but that of most sentient traders in the event that the UK had indeed quit the EU as demanded by the ERG nutters sans a deal and on WTO terms. But it didn't leave as envisaged by them but remains very much part of it. In fact, the only radical difference is that there is no free movement and you now have to fill in a million new forms costing you £14 billions a year to trade in producte and goods that before Brexit cost you fuck all.

As I have noted elsewhere, the Brexit Bozo bounce has meant the £ has soared to the dizzy heights of 40 baht, EUR1.11, US$1.36 and of course match the values of pre-Brexit in Oct 2015 when it bought 54 baht, EUR1.46 and $1.56...............not.

You Brexit gorms really are such simpleton dullards, aren't you.

Har, har.

Originally Posted by Seekingasylum

But, but, the UK hasn't left the EU as such, but remains within its orbit to the degree that if it reneges on its promise to adhere to the EU dictated level playing field then the current trade arrangements will be jeopardised.

My forecast was spot on and the depth of the devaluation would have increased to match not only my forecast but that of most sentient traders in the event that the UK had indeed quit the EU as demanded by the ERG nutters sans a deal and on WTO terms. But it didn't leave as envisaged by them but remains very much part of it. In fact, the only radical difference is that there is no free movement and you now have to fill in a million new forms costing you £14 billions a year to trade in producte and goods that before Brexit cost you fuck all.

As I have noted elsewhere, the Brexit Bozo bounce has meant the £ has soared to the dizzy heights of 40 baht, EUR1.11, US$1.36 and of course match the values of pre-Brexit in Oct 2015 when it bought 54 baht, EUR1.46 and $1.56...............not.

You Brexit gorms really are such simpleton dullards, aren't you.

Har, har.

No such caveats in your original post. Smart move by UK, refusing to negotiate with dictatorial political terrorists.

Personal grievance failures go in the daily moan thread btw.

You really are a bit odd, aren't you?

You really are a bit odd, aren't you?

He's more than a bit odd, and for years now he's come to this thread only for a slanging match.

How someone banging pre-op ladyboys on Bali can come here and question other poster's credibility and level of interest in the UK is a mystery.

And then there are his nineteenth century views on the UK's standing in the world...a century which if he lived in it he would be a pariah at best.

Not to, mention, his punctuation.

Just very, very odd.

As if any more reason were needed for me to conclude BREXIT is a sack of ****.

West Brom boss Sam Allardyce has revealed how new Brexit regulations have already harmed his plans for the January transfer window.

The Baggies‘ boss has ended interest in three players because they cannot earn a work permit.


Under the UK’s new relationship with the rest of Europe, points will be awarded for senior and youth international appearances, club appearances and the pedigree of the selling club.


West Brom sit second bottom of the Premier League after Saturday’s 4-0 defeat to Arsenal. As such, the West Midlanders need new recruits in their bid to survive.


But Allardyce is struggling in his search for January reinforcements amid the new red tape.


The manager said: “I have found three players already who were capable of coming here and they’re not allowed. It’s a shame.


“Due to the new regulations in terms of the permit they were unable to come to this country, whereas [previously] they would have done. I have to look at that and think ‘can he qualify?’


“That has made life a bit more difficult. It’s not so much the pandemic, it’s the change of rules because of the Brexit deal.

Allardyce reveals Brexit has already battered West Brom transfer plans

looking around the currencies, seems the Pound could well rise today, shucks and what happened to parity

Silly sausages should be happy, his pension will be able buy a little more now.................