UK breaks international law by extending NI grace period unilaterally

[AtW]

We should have followed EU standard practice i.e. beat dissenters senseless as seen in Catalan & Paris. Imagine talking to our opponents when we can have punishment beatings!

I expect Myanmar to be joining the the EU soon.

So that’s your best justification for breaking the Treaty that was just signed?

[vetran]

We should have followed EU standard practice i.e. beat dissenters senseless as seen in Catalan & Paris. Imagine talking to our opponents when we can have punishment beatings!

I expect Myanmar to be joining the the EU soon.

[PCTNN]

Doesn't seem wise in light of ongoing financial services negotiations though.

There are no negotiations. There's only one party holding all the cards, and the other one not realising it yet.

[TheGreenBastard]

Breaking international law is actually quite common: https://reaction.life/the-new-brexit-storm/

Doesn't seem wise in light of ongoing financial services negotiations though.

[Paddy]

Weeve got are indipendunce so there!

[Eirikur]

UK becoming more and more a Pariah state

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-56262527