Thread: Brexit - It's Still On!

Originally Posted by malmomike77

This "amendment" was entirely predictable

That they would do their best to find compromise? Yes, pretty predictable.

Also predictable - BoJo and his band acting all high and mighty, shifting blame on a deal they deemed acceptable months ago, and making hollow threats.

^ Nope, setting their regs at an unworkable level and then dialling them down and making out it is a concession, predictable.

Oh god, he’s back.

Il Moron di tutti Morons.

Originally Posted by Chico

The UK is booming, and continues to raise the bar.

Originally Posted by Chico

Pity the bleaters don't see the progress being made in the UK.

Originally Posted by cyrille

Oh god, he’s back.

Il Moron di tutti Morons.

chico's arrival has raised the intellectual level of the Brexit supporters here

Selling Newcastle United FC to Saudis- the great breakthrough that will save the day on trade.

As i said the UK is booming and becoming great again.


Pity the ignorant tools above don't understand progress

Originally Posted by panama hat

chico's arrival has raised the intellectual level of the Brexit supporters here

Certainly more coherent than switch....

Originally Posted by Chico

the UK is booming

Numbers appreciated.

Micron still hasn't resolved the issue of his unlicensed illegal fishermen.

...and the UK fishermen haven't resolved the small issue of where to sell their catch.

Well, come 26 when all EU fishing could be halted, not as if we'd lose anything. Then the EU are going to have to find somewhere to catch or buy their fish eh Troy. After all the numbers are immaterial, that's what you lot keep saying

IMO the UK waters could do with some time recovering from EU Cvnts dragging the bottom clean of life

Originally Posted by malmomike77

After all the numbers are immaterial, that's what you lot keep saying

Umm...what?

^ Remainers have always bleated about what a big deal was made of the Fishing angle in Brexit, you remember that Syb. Frankly its always been insignificant, but you can see how important it is to the EU with their vocal fishermen. Just wait as we approach 26 and see how much of an insignificant issue it becomes as the EU fights to keep quotas.

I remember it being a fact that the fishing aspect of BREXIT was not the most calamitous aspect of the whole 'foot-shooting' exercise, yes Numpty.

Though obviously it is for some people and their communities.

Not everything that matters politically only matters because of numbers, though.

^ glad we agree, the EU has made a right mess of it so far.

What is squirrel waffling about Fish, the Brits have already signed deals with Norway, Liechtenstein and Iceland.

Originally Posted by Chico

Liechtenstein

And their Navy has helped us with offshore patrols.

Originally Posted by Chico

What is squirrel waffling about Fish,

Don't worry your concrete bonce about it, Chico.

Or alternatively, google and stop showing yourself up as thick as a brick.

Originally Posted by cyrille

Numbers appreciated.

I would of thought you'd already know, considering your a labour manWages are going through the roof, more disposable income for all.

and perhaps look around and see how business has rebounded and its only just starting.

Originally Posted by cyrille

Don't worry your concrete bonce about it, Chico.

Or alternatively, google and stop showing yourself up as thick as a brick.

so once again when not have any answers go on the offensive, showing your pathetic nature once again.

Love em, they do realise they are not dealing with their own Govt


Brexit news - live: French fleet to block ports amid fishing dispute as EU seeks to break protocol impasse

Post-Brexit deal: UK escalates dispute with EU over N. Ireland protocol

French fishermen have threatened to block the flow of Christmas goods to Britain from Friday amid a dispute on post-Brexit fishing rights.

The move comes after dozens of French vessels were told last month that they would not be given licences to fish off the coast of Jersey. The EU believes this decision goes against the Brexit deal it signed with the UK.

In response to the development, fishermen have said they could block outward-bound cargo at the ports of Calais and Dunkirk as well as at the Channel Tunnel.

“We are waiting until Friday, and then we’ll start to organise ourselves to attack,” fisherman Laurent Merlin said.

Meanwhile, Brussels has offered to scrap 80 per cent of checks on goods entering Northern Ireland in a bid to solve the Brexit impasse. João Vale de Almeida, the EU’s ambassador to the UK, called the concession “unprecedented”.

Although London has said it will look “seriously and constructively” at the bloc’s package, one likely sticking point is minister Lord Frost’s demand that the European Court of Justice (ECJ)’s jurisdiction be removed from the Brexit deal.

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/apr/22/india-hits-global-record-of-315000-new-daily-cases-as-covid-wave-worsens

[QUOTE=malmomike77;4319472]And their Navy has helped us with offshore patrols.[/QUOTE

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Originally Posted by Joe 90

All they had to do was show proof of their previous fishing history.

Yes but the French and EU seem to think they can override a sovereign nations rules, well that is until you try pulling the same stunt on the EU - they are globally starting to be seen as a joke protection racket, their world is only going to get smaller and they only have themselves to blame.