Consequences Of Brexit [Part 8] Read First Post Before Posting

[Mister Gee 813]

1 minute ago, melthebell said:

according to Mad Mike Bobbar went out of fashion 40 years so youre not allowed to use it

It’s Mick mel. Mike is a Guardianista left wing Socialist term for someone called Michael.

[melthebell 862]

1 minute ago, Mister Gee said:

It’s Mick mel. Mike is a Guardianista left wing Socialist term for someone called Michael.

ah sorry

[Car Boot 10]

Merry Brexmas Everyone!

 

Not only have we got Christmas to look forward to, but we have a SECOND Christmas happening on January 31st! 

 

Gawd Bless Us All!

[Longcol 597]

6 minutes ago, Car Boot said:

Merry Brexmas Everyone!

 

Not only have we got Christmas to look forward to, but we have a SECOND Christmas happening on January 31st! 

 

Gawd Bless Us All!

So you're not upset about people voting Lib Dem after all.

 

 

[Albert the Cat 0]

A lot of people are missing quite an important point. There is really only one way to get a trade deal with the EU done by the end of 2020. That is basically regulatory alignment and carry on as we are with minimal disruption. There is no other way to have a trade deal in this time frame. Not to mention, preservation of the Good Friday Agreement is dependant on actually getting a trade deal with the US because the Democrat controlled Congress have said that it won’t allow the GFA to be threatened in any way. 
 

Try and square this circle. 

[L00b 441]

1 hour ago, Albert the Cat said:

A lot of people are missing quite an important point. There is really only one way to get a trade deal with the EU done by the end of 2020. That is basically regulatory alignment and carry on as we are with minimal disruption. There is no other way to have a trade deal in this time frame. Not to mention, preservation of the Good Friday Agreement is dependant on actually getting a trade deal with the US because the Democrat controlled Congress have said that it won’t allow the GFA to be threatened in any way. 
 

Try and square this circle. 

Regulatory alignment is fully compatible with a bare-bones FTA (which is the only form of deal do-able by end 2020), under which the UK absolutely does not "carry on as it is with minimal disruption".

 

That is still Johnson's current direction of Brexit travel, unless he pivots towards BRINO - the UK will become a rule taker in either case, no mistake about that.

 

The backstop is also now a 'front stop' under Johnson's WAB (the border is between NI and the UK mainland), so the GFA is safe, whichever form of Brexit/FTA the UK goes for. 

 

That won't facilitate a deal with the US of course (no chlorinated chickens when under regulatory alignment), but then it is pretty clear that Johnson did not fully think through his WAB (or if he did, that he went for it regardless, for the sake of political expediency).

 

UK plc is going to get shafted whichever way Boris turns, I'm afraid. The only aspect of it still within Johnson's power is, how hard.

 

But well, voters knew what they voted for, in 2019 just like in 2016 and 2017, right?

[melthebell 862]

4 hours ago, L00b said:

Regulatory alignment is fully compatible with a bare-bones FTA (which is the only form of deal do-able by end 2020), under which the UK absolutely does not "carry on as it is with minimal disruption".

 

That is still Johnson's current direction of Brexit travel, unless he pivots towards BRINO - the UK will become a rule taker in either case, no mistake about that.

 

The backstop is also now a 'front stop' under Johnson's WAB (the border is between NI and the UK mainland), so the GFA is safe, whichever form of Brexit/FTA the UK goes for. 

 

That won't facilitate a deal with the US of course (no chlorinated chickens when under regulatory alignment), but then it is pretty clear that Johnson did not fully think through his WAB (or if he did, that he went for it regardless, for the sake of political expediency).

 

UK plc is going to get shafted whichever way Boris turns, I'm afraid. The only aspect of it still within Johnson's power is, how hard.

 

But well, voters knew what they voted for, in 2019 just like in 2016 and 2017, right?

Personally I don't think they know what planet they're on but......

[Anna B 1,401]

Boy oh boy, people are going to look back and wish they'd voted Labour. 

[taxman 12]

2 minutes ago, Anna B said:

Boy oh boy, people are going to look back and wish they'd voted Labour. 

Nah, not when their unicorn arrives with its blue passport.

[Car Boot 10]

Over three years of vicious, relentless abuse that millions of Leave voters will remember for a lifetime, resulted in the political situation we find ourselves in now. 

 

The ruling elite can't say they weren't warned. But the out of touch, living in a bubble, metropolitan Remainers will still refuse to believe that the public supports Brexit.

 

In which case, why didn't the party of slavish devotion to the EU, the Liberal Democrats, gain huge support and a huge vote? This was a Brexit election, after all.

 

 

[Padders 2,850]

1 hour ago, Anna B said:

Boy oh boy, people are going to look back and wish they'd voted Labour. 

Exactly Anna, patience is the name of the game now..

Boris has dug himself an almighty hole, and when he fails to deliver his land of milk and honey, the electorate will realize they have been conned, duped, lied to.. Labour supporters will be back in their droves.. he who laughs last, laughs best.. The tide will start turning in the not to distant future..

[melthebell 862]

38 minutes ago, Longcol said:

 

 

The ruling elite are well esconced in number 10.

 

 

Yup, hiding out in the fridge