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EU papers exasperated by Brexit
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Originally posted by stonehenge View Post -
Originally posted by Yorkie62 View PostWhy? Its got sod all to do with EU papers. Why, and how, are they 'exasperated'. They should try living with our politicians!Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostDo you think it impossible to be exasperated with someone or something unless you have a personal interest in them/it?
Yes. I am exasperated with the EU papers being exasperated by Brexit.
PS I wasn't exasperated until it was brought to my personal attention via this forum.Comment
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'There's little respect for the UK government's handling of Brexit in Czech weekly Respekt.'
Yes and the EU have the respect of everyone for the way they have handled it...
oh wait no that's not true.Comment
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Originally posted by original PM View Post'There's little respect for the UK government's handling of Brexit in Czech weekly Respekt.'
Yes and the EU have the respect of everyone for the way they have handled it...
oh wait no that's not true.
You need to remember who their audience is (hint: it’s not the U.K.).Comment
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Originally posted by meridian View PostActually, for the 500m citizens of the EU, they’re seen as not doing too badly.
You need to remember who their audience is (hint: it’s not the U.K.).
That would suggest that quite a few of the 500m citizens of member states of the EU are not all that happy with the EU.Comment
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Originally posted by original PM View PostYes and the EU have the respect of everyone for the way they have handled it...
You do understand that the EU can't kick us out (well, not until 29th March) but the UK at any time has the unilateral ability to walk away? And yet we don't ... hmmm, interesting, why do you think that is?I am what I drink, and I'm a bitter manComment
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Originally posted by Yorkie62 View PostBy all accounts the EU is actually quite worried about the upcoming EU elections and the rise of nationalists within Europe.
That would suggest that quite a few of the 500m citizens of member states of the EU are not all that happy with the EU.
But that wasn’t the question. The question was whether they were happy with the way that the EU has handled Brexit. And, generally, the overall feeling is “pretty well, and definitely better than the UK”.
;-)Comment
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May negotiated a deal with the EU. It was agreed and finalised in good time for the UK's departure date. Both sides were in 100% agreement. Handshakes all round.
What happened after that is no fault of the EU.Comment
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