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Brexit divorce bill (part 94) - I'd like to know...
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostCan you please provide a link to evidence that the EU has demanded €100bn.
This figure is much reported by Brexiters, but never with a source.
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Originally posted by The_Equalizer View Post
"It comes after EU Brexit negotiators were left “flabbergasted” on Wednesday after their British counterparts launched a legal deconstruction of the so-called “Brexit bill” yesterday as the Brussels talks headed for an increasingly acrimonious impasse.
The British side spent three hours launching a painstaking, line-by-line rebuttal of the EU’s demands for €100bn divorce settlement to the barely concealed fury of EU negotiators."
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Brexit divorce bill (part 94) - I'd like to know...
Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostMy understanding was that the EU want to agree the formula and then see what the calculation spits out. Seems like a sensible approach, as long as the formula can be worked through line by line by each party.
"Maybe there is no nostalgia but Brexit means Brexit and leaving the single market means leaving the single market.”
Who might say "Brexit means Brexit"? It wouldn't be the EU negotiator would it?
Oh, yes, so it was.
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Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostMy understanding was that the EU want to agree the formula and then see what the calculation spits out. Seems like a sensible approach, as long as the formula can be worked through line by line by each party.
If they wanted one they wouldn't send Davies, a man who couldn't run a whelk stall.
So you Brexshitters will eventually get what you deserve. I hope so anyway.Hard Brexit now!
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Brexsh*t Bombshell
Not only will the UK be expected to pay the 100 billion divorce bill, it will have to continue to contribute during the transition.
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostNot only will the UK be expected to pay the 100 billion divorce bill, it will have to continue to contribute during the transition."Don't part with your illusions; when they are gone you may still exist, but you have ceased to live" Mark TwainComment
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostBrexsh*t Bombshell
Not only will the UK be expected to pay the 100 billion divorce bill, it will have to continue to contribute during the transition.
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Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostDepends if there is a transitional deal of course. If this was not obvious to the UK negotiating team, then things are very serious. It is only a bombshell to the cretinocracy.
As always, it is best to just let them aimlessly bump their gums while the process irrevocably chugs on irrespective of their anguished posturing.
“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”Comment
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The ex-pats will be pleased to hear that the two parties have agreed to continue the EHIC scheme and that UK citizens have the right to set-up and manage a business in their member state of residence.Comment
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