[Merged]Brexit stuff (part 2)

[PurpleGorilla]

[Merged]Brexit stuff (part 2)

Bless her. I thought Miller was just another self-important, arrogant whinger acting in her own self interest. But then she spent some of her multimillion pound wealth on demonstrating that the Government only needed the smallest possible bill to trigger A50 and that the SNP couldn't stop it.

Respect.

Damehood in the Queen's birthday honours?

She can hold hands when Nigel when he gets made a knight of the realm for services to the commonwealth.

[PurpleGorilla]

So 2 Liberal Democrats (there are only 9 remember), and 4 SNP (out of 54) didn't vote to stop A50 being triggered. I mean for fark sake, tells you all you need to know really about how seriously they take it. I mean if 20% of your MPs can't be bothered to vote on the one policy you are championing above all else. Muppets.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...e_iOSApp_Other

[PurpleGorilla]

[Merged]Brexit stuff (part 2)

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...rity-shop.html

'Call me old-fashioned,' he says, reaching for what he hopes is a Churchillian tone, 'but when a country decides to go on a radical, uncompromising departure to a new and as yet entirely unpredictable future ... it is a country embarking on a perilous path, and I hope our consciences will not pay for it.'

[tomtomagain]

Bless her. I thought Miller was just another self-important, arrogant whinger acting in her own self interest. But then she spent some of her multimillion pound wealth on demonstrating that the Government only needed the smallest possible bill to trigger A50 and that the SNP couldn't stop it.

Respect.

Yes. She must be very pleased with the outcome. The judges agreed in her favour. Parliment held a debate and a democratic vote and everything is tickity-boo.

[sirja]

Bless her. I thought Miller was just another self-important, arrogant whinger acting in her own self interest. But then she spent some of her multimillion pound wealth on demonstrating that the Government only needed the smallest possible bill to trigger A50 and that the SNP couldn't stop it.

Respect.

She is a hero who ensured that Parliament will have ultimate control of this whole sorry mess, and the Brexit zealots will not be able to take us over the cliff edge with their half baked lunatic fantasies as espoused in that joke of a white paper.

[BlasterBates]

Interesting article on WTO, which a lot of people in Britain think would be the best way to trade.

Defaulting to WTO

WTO rules default option is entirely unworkable and will cause significant parts of our current international trade to grind to a halt. We therefore either have to agree an all-compassing bilateral EU agreement within the two years, or a transitional deal, or gain an extension to the timetable to prevent significant harm to our economy.

I very much doubt that the UK will be walking out of the negotiations. It looks like they'll be swallowing the odd frog to get a deal.

[darmstadt]

Proof of more Brexit stupidity: Question Time audience member says she voted for Brexit at last minute because 'a banana is straight' | The Independent BTW, what is she doing shopping at Aldi, it's German

[jamesbrown]

A127 (EEA) challenge fails. No surprises there. Specious and premature.

[sirja]

Interesting article on WTO, which a lot of people in Britain think would be the best way to trade.

Defaulting to WTO



I very much doubt that the UK will be walking out of the negotiations. It looks like they'll be swallowing the odd frog to get a deal.

People who know how international trade REALLY works have been saying this for months, but right now the Mrs Mayhem and her three White walkers have their heads firmly buried in the snow. Not to worry, reality will hit them soon enough.

[PurpleGorilla]

[Merged]Brexit stuff (part 2)

People who know how international trade REALLY works have been saying this for months, but right now the Mrs Mayhem and her three White walkers have their heads firmly buried in the snow. Not to worry, reality will hit them soon enough.

Clearly WTO is our fallback position. What we are negotiating for is an amicable fair arrangement with the EU, much akin to the Canada deal.

http://uk.businessinsider.com/morgan...da-plus-2017-1