The EU paves the way....

[Yorkie62]

Given the lies in your first post, I don’t think you’re in any position to make a statement that the draft law “proposes the break up of the UK “

FFS lighten up snowflake.

I can proposed anything I like. For Example I propose that you are a complete f*ckwit and a*she*le

[darmstadt]

Given the lies in your first post, I don’t think you’re in any position to make a statement that the draft law “proposes the break up of the UK “

FFS lighten up snowflake.

I can proposed anything I like. For Example I propose that you are a complete f*ckwit and a*she*le

Ooh, exploding gammon warning...

[meridian]

Given the lies in your first post, I don’t think you’re in any position to make a statement that the draft law “proposes the break up of the UK “

FFS lighten up snowflake.

I can proposed anything I like. For Example I propose that you are a complete f*ckwit and a*she*le

Fixed the tags for you.

[Old Greg]

Gibraltar isn't an "Island".

Or part of the UK.

[Old Greg]

So, let’s see how much you can get wrong in a single post.

Island? Nope. Rock.

EU Parliament? Nope. Committee.

Voted to recognise the island? Nope. Rock.

Voted to recognise as a colony? Nope. Just a footnote to a draft law and makes no legal difference.

100% part of UK? Debatable. And by that I don’t mean their right to be considered part of the U.K., but the “100%” is debatable, they have no representation in Westminster.

Paves the way? Nope. Draft law only.

Stay in the EU to see the breakup of the UK? Nope, the draft law is only relevant in the case of No Deal.


EU draft law says Gibraltar is a British 'colony' | Euronews

Not debatable. Gibraltar is not part of the UK. End of story.

[Whorty]

What you are seeing is a block of countries looking after their own interests, just as Britain alone will look after its own interests.

With the two protagonists no longer in the same block, the EU will promote the interests of the one that still is.

Not that difficult to understand.

This

Suck it up Yorkie, this is what you voted for

[Whorty]

So you believe that this is a good positive thing that the EU proposes the break up of the UK.

Brexit will cause the breakup of the UK. Scotland will vote out in Indyref2, and it's highly likely the NI will follow suit. You was warned of this pre ref in 2016 but you argued it was project fear. If you really cared about keeping the UK together you wouldn't have voted leave.

Stop being a hypocrite - this is what you voted for. Own your decision and stop being a snowflake.

[NotAllThere]

Fixed the tags for you.

I fixed 'em good an proper.

Draft laws have an uncanny habit of becoming law.

You are such a complete moron. I mean, really neutron star dense. Thicker than a thick person from thick person. (You're still a yorkshireman so superior to every other non-yorkeshireman, but still...).

Every law starts off as a draft law. Most draft laws never become law. Ergo, while it's still draft, it's nothing to worry about.

Please get this book and read it, and try to understand it before posting again.

[Yorkie62]

[QUOTE=NotAllThere;2637070]

Every law starts off as a draft law.
QUOTE]

ergo
Draft laws have an uncanny habit of becoming laws

I think it is you that needs the loci for dummies book.

[NotAllThere]

[ QUOTE=NotAllThere;2637070]

Every law starts off as a draft law.
QUOTE]

ergo
Draft laws have an uncanny habit of becoming laws

I think it is you that needs the loci for dummies book.

So thick you can't even use tags properly. I'm not fixing them for you this time. Cretin.

Your statement "draft laws have a nasty habit of becoming law" is a truism. True of every law every passed ever. Therefore doesn't add anything whatsoever to the discussion and makes no meaningful point.