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Originally posted by AtW View PostOn a plus side Ireland will be able to join Shengen zonemerely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by AtW View PostCrossing freely does not mean no border check - it means having right to cross without being denied entry, queuing for 12 hours got nothing to do with this right.
Hard Brexit is the only possible Brexit - given that HMG is ready to sacrifice the golden egg hen (the City) it's hard to imagine they give two tulips about NI
Half my family are Irish, and it always been the same, freedom of movement.
I understand what your saying but I know any hard border is unworkable.Comment
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Originally posted by stek View PostI understand what your saying but I know any hard border is unworkable.
Yet, we are going to get it.
Only followed by close integration into EU ...Comment
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Originally posted by stek View PostIt’s deeper than that, Alyosha, the ties between us are ingrained, Ive been driving North South all weekend and so have thousands of others, there is no way it’ll work. Look at the bad old days, despite the Troubles everyone crosses the border Willy Nilly.
Half my family are Irish, and it always been the same, freedom of movement.
I understand what your saying but I know any hard border is unworkable.
The only thing I can see is another GE and a hung parliament.
The electorate are right to make politicians of all British parties suffer because they are all fecking liars."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostThe politicians of all British parties are right to make the electorate suffer because they are all fecking mugs.Comment
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Originally posted by stek View PostLook at the bad old days, despite the Troubles everyone crosses the border Willy Nilly.
The longest delays for crossings was during the foot & mouth crisis, when every car got disinfected.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Originally posted by meridian View PostIt doesn't even need to be a firm decision from HMG to pass into December. There are a limited number of options available (SM+CU; SM only; CU only; no deal) - the govt just needs to list them out along with what the proposed solution would be for each of them.
Unfortunately, even listing out the possible solutions would lead to a split in the cabinet, resignations, mutiny, then probably a GE. So yes, I agree with you there.
Corbyn I think has bigger plans. Sit it out until Brexit splits the Tories. He's starting to realise that, despite his social leanings and aversion to the EU, a hard Brexit will hurt the working class more than the toffs. He just needs to figure out a way to explain it to the electorate in a way that doesn't get him branded a traitor by the right-wing rags (which in itself is a dreadful way for them to behave), and he'll step in and put a halt to it. Labour have no answers to what a successful Brexit looks like, either, so there's little chance they'll carry on with it if they can help it. In my opinion...Comment
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostA hard border and I'm expecting civil unrest.
The only thing I can see is another GE and a hung parliament.
The electorate are right to make politicians of all British parties suffer because they are all fecking liars.
The UK has to get away from the 2 party system.Comment
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