[Merged]Brexit stuff

[GB9]

So, are you saying we are going to negotiate using a method we know doesn't work? If so, how can the negotiations get anywhere?

I'm saying that we are going to negotiate using the tried and trusted method set down by the EU Commission. As long as Wallonia is eradicated (part of Belgium I believe), then all will be well......

Oooops, they've done it again.

[NotAllThere]

'sup, Old Smeg?

It wasn't a put-down. NAT has a spectacularly short fuse.

What a strange perception. But then, you are a Brexiter, so delusional thinking is in your make-up.

[GB9]

Banks refute leaving claims.

[jamesbrown]

What a strange perception. But then, you are a Brexiter, so delusional thinking is in your make-up.

See

[WTFH]

I'm saying that we are going to negotiate using the tried and trusted method set down by the EU Commission. As long as Wallonia is eradicated (part of Belgium I believe), then all will be well......

Oooops, they've done it again.

Wallonia is a nasty part of Belgium, full of speed cameras. It's a bit like Northamptonshire. But they have interesting tax laws which have encouraged many large companies to move their distribution centres to there.
There's probably a very localised reason for them trying to block it, but that won't get reported much outside Belgium.

[shaunbhoy]

they have interesting tax laws which have encouraged many large companies to move their distribution centres to there.
There's probably a very localised reason for them trying to block it, but that won't get reported much outside Belgium.

And Wallonia is a superb example of why the EU is such an unmitigated disaster.
Glad we will soon be out of it.

[NotAllThere]

See

And like most Brexiters, incapable of making any kind of coherent point.

[jamesbrown]

And like most Brexiters, incapable of making any kind of coherent point.

This is your benchmark for a coherent point?

Bless.

[scooterscot]

Oh know...

Eurozone private sector growth accelerates to 10-month high – business live

"New PMI surveys from Markit show that European factories and service sector firms growing at their fastest rate this year"

Meanwhile in bility: "UK industrial orders fall, as weak pound drives up costs."

[shaunbhoy]

Meanwhile in bility