The ship is sinking. The rats are leaving...

[RetSet]

Jean-Claude Juncker 'doubts EU will remain united during Brexit talks', as he says he will not seek second term

Jean-Claude Juncker 'doubts EU will remain united during Brexit talks', as he says he will not seek second term

The reason I voted out is because I consider the EU is a failing project and we're better off in the lifeboats than staying on the ship as it turns turtle...

[Mordac]

Jean-Claude Juncker 'doubts EU will remain united during Brexit talks', as he says he will not seek second term

Jean-Claude Juncker 'doubts EU will remain united during Brexit talks', as he says he will not seek second term

The reason I voted out is because I consider the EU is a failing project and we're better off in the lifeboats than staying on the ship as it turns turtle...

He's a presumptuous little bugger isn't he. His snout is deeper in the trough than most, such that even his fellow troughers (MEPs) probably wouldn't have wanted him back for a second term anyway.

(Cue the remoaner trolls...)

[NotAllThere]

Good riddance. Complete smegger.

[NotAllThere]

...(Cue the remoaner trolls...)

Good riddance. Complete smegger.

What the more hard-of-thinking Brexiters seem unable to grasp is that thinking Britain would have been better off in the EU does not mean that we think that the EU, its institutions and personnel are perfect. For a start, Farage is an MEP, and we're hardly fans of his.

[SueEllen]

Good riddance. Complete smegger.

What the more hard-of-thinking Brexiters seem unable to grasp is that thinking Britain would have been better off in the EU does not mean that we think that the EU, its institutions and personnel are perfect. For a start, Farage is an MEP, and we're hardly fans of his.

And claiming a salary from the EU which goes against the principles of UKIP's founder.

[DimPrawn]

Germans are pulling together billions of €'s in gold bars back to Frankfurt.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/09/b...bank.html?_r=0

Getting ready for the Euro collapse...

[PurpleGorilla]

Good riddance. Complete smegger.

What the more hard-of-thinking Brexiters seem unable to grasp is that thinking Britain would have been better off in the EU does not mean that we think that the EU, its institutions and personnel are perfect. For a start, Farage is an MEP, and we're hardly fans of his.

I thought long and hard whether the EU would/could change with the UK on the inside. After Cameron's failed renegotiation combined with weak handling of the migrant crisis and debt crisis - all of which had great opportunities for reform - I came to the conclusion that the EU is incapable of reforming.

[SueEllen]

I thought long and hard whether the EU would/could change with the UK on the inside. After Cameron's failed renegotiation combined with weak handling of the migrant crisis and debt crisis - all of which had great opportunities for reform - I came to the conclusion that the EU is incapable of reforming.

Camoron was tulip at negotiating. He wasn't like Thatcher, Blair, Brown or even Clegg. For a start you don't tell some foreign leader I will definitely win a referendum then start begging for concessions.

[PurpleGorilla]

Camoron was tulip at negotiating. He wasn't like Thatcher, Blair, Brown or even Clegg. For a start you don't tell some foreign leader I will definitely win a referendum then start begging for concessions.

Would have expected as leader to have had a rudimentary post brexit vote plan. Nothing. Just s quick resignation and a massive vacuum. Arrogant Twat.

[scooterscot]

Junker is just but one man. We've many members of parliament in the UK who are even more despicable.

Listen to Guy Verhofstadt, our 'EU negotiator', one of the most sensible chaps out there at the minute. No one is talking about political integration on the levels of vitriol spouted the Brexiters. He talks about the common threats facing Europe as a whole. The UK was a decisive influence in shaping the EU.

Indeed the need for shared services. Stuff you might not even consider, like air traffic control in our ever busier skies. A sector I used to work in, I can't imagine a return to the 80 early 90's handing aircraft from the continent to the UK with only a timetable to go by. Crazy.