Next rats leave - Vice chair gone

[WTFH]

It’s almost like the useless are unable to accept their responsibilities to the UK and are running away.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44785797

Pathetic snowflakes the lot of them!

Or are they just trying to get away from having to meet Trump?

[scooterscot]

Cameron started it... follow the rats and perhaps you'll find out where he's hiding.

[BlasterBates]

Oh dear.....

EU demands concessions to Chequers proposal

[original PM]

Oh dear.....

EU demands concessions to Chequers proposal

Did you read that article (admittedly it is the Express but..)

"Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, independent MEP Nathan Gill commented on the proposals, saying: “If we present a sector by sector draft trading arrangement it then befalls the EU to reject it as ‘cherry picking’.

“This would visibly expose them as an obstinate business-blocking entity.”"

So once again the EU are willing to throw businesses under the bus to protect their failing empire....

[meridian]

Did you read that article (admittedly it is the Express but..)

"Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, independent MEP Nathan Gill commented on the proposals, saying: “If we present a sector by sector draft trading arrangement it then befalls the EU to reject it as ‘cherry picking’.

“This would visibly expose them as an obstinate business-blocking entity.”"

So once again the EU are willing to throw businesses under the bus to protect their failing empire....

“U.K. shocked by rejection of cherry picking” when the EU have said No to this consistently since the start. Are your ears painted on?

Two years on, and still neither many of our MEPs, MPs, or you, get that the EU is not under any obligation to offer the U.K. any trading agreement on any terms that suit any party other than the EU.

It’s the U.K. throwing its businesses under a bus through not listening to what is on offer; our politicians have spent two years negotiating with themselves instead of the EU. And let’s not forget “**** business” from Johnson.

[Cirrus]

FTFY

So once again the Brexiteers are willing to throw businesses under the bus to protect their bonkers Brexit delusion

The EU have been saying you can't have your cake and eat it for years - well before Brexit started. The UK pressed the eject button; nobody else.

If you open the door and jump out of your holiday flight without thinking, don't blame Ryanair for not providing you with a parachute.

[BlasterBates]

Did you read that article (admittedly it is the Express but..)

"Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, independent MEP Nathan Gill commented on the proposals, saying: “If we present a sector by sector draft trading arrangement it then befalls the EU to reject it as ‘cherry picking’.

“This would visibly expose them as an obstinate business-blocking entity.”"

So once again the EU are willing to throw businesses under the bus to protect their failing empire....

Indeed the UK holds all the cards, the EU will cave.

[WTFH]

Indeed the UK holds all the cards, the EU will cave.

No, you just don't get it. It's the EU's fault, or Jeremy Corbyn, or anyone apart from the people who voted to leave the EU and then voted in an incompetent bunch of politicians to deliver that vote at the following general election.

There's no way that any responsibility lies at the feet of the UK voters and the UK "government" it's not their responsibility, it's all somebody else's fault.

[GreenMirror]

No, you just don't get it. It's the EU's fault, or Jeremy Corbyn, or anyone apart from the people who voted to leave the EU and then voted in an incompetent bunch of politicians to deliver that vote at the following general election.

There's no way that any responsibility lies at the feet of the UK voters and the UK "government" it's not their responsibility, it's all somebody else's fault.

Damn those pesky voters for voting the way they did. Maybe we should just have a dictatorship with you making all the decisions? Or a vote every 5 years with the only candidate being the WTFH party.

[NotAllThere]

So once again the EU are willing to throw non-EU businesses under the bus to protect their failing empire....

FTFY.

Seems reasonable to me.