Brexit DOOM™: Parts of UK that voted for Brexit may be hardest hit

[northernladyuk]

Here is the nub of the argument. His stance WILL be changed, so there we have it.

He is just another "wind and piss" europhile that is about to get a short sharp wake-up call.

The French don't call him "Le cretin des Alpes" for nothing you know.

Your friends at the Mail have the piano wire ready?

[shaunbhoy]

Your friends at the Mail have the piano wire ready?

Not at all. Once negotiations begin it will very quickly dawn on some of these ivory-tower morons that the real power behind the throne will lie with the various business interests, both here and on the continent.

All this pathetic sabre-rattling by the gravy-train brigade will be shown up for what it actually is, an inconsequential sideshow.
You heard it here first.

[sasguru]

Not at all. Once negotiations begin it will very quickly dawn on some of these ivory-tower morons that the real power behind the throne will lie with the various business interests, both here and on the continent.

All this pathetic sabre-rattling by the gravy-train brigade will be shown up for what it actually is, an inconsequential sideshow.
You heard it here first.

Really?

Here's what those business interests are saying in no uncertain terms:

Manufacturers reject PM’s ‘no deal’ Brexit mantra - The Manufacturer

Japan's Unprecedented Warning To UK Over Brexit

You can't say you weren't warned, but like all boneheaded thickos everywhere, I fear you need to feel the pain of your decisions, which is why I'm really, really hoping for a hard Brexit.

[shaunbhoy]

Really?

Here's what those business interests are saying in no uncertain terms:

Yes, they are stressing that they want a good deal. No surprises there. That is exactly in line with what businesses across the whole continent will be demanding too.
And it is for that reason that politicians across the continent will make sure they deliver.
In the final analysis, they are all accountable to their electorates and not to the megalomaniacs in Brussels.
This is just posturing.
You'd be best just leaving all of this to the grown-ups sas, one can almost hear you pissing your pants with nervous excitement.

You can't say you weren't warned, but like all boneheaded thickos everywhere, I fear you need to feel the pain of your decisions, which is why I'm really, really hoping for a hard Brexit.

Blah blah blah............

[vetran]

ah its the bremainer jerk circle off again.

I only went away for a couple of hours.

[squarepeg]

They'll get shafted as usual, Brexit or not.

[shaunbhoy]

Qatar announces £5bn UK investment - BBC News


Boomed I tell ya!!!

The Middle Eastern state of Qatar said that it was optimistic about the future of the British economy.
It made it clear that the UK leaving the European Union had little bearing on its decision.

[chopper]

Never ceases to amaze me that scooterscot, sasguru and atw believe we are actually heading for an ultra hard Brexit.

We are getting a transitional deal from 2019 (BAU ahead of a Free Trade Agreement), we are paying the money for that (of course we are)...

And then there will be a General Election in 2020. Thereafter, the transitional arrangement will become a permanent arrangement, probably via an EFTA/EEA agreement.

There will be no hard Brexit. We will be EU members in all but name.

The political posturing right now is nothing other than that.

But it is quite funny watching scooterscot, sasguru and atw squirm, to be honest.

[AtW]

But it is quite funny watching scooterscot, sasguru and atw squirm, to be honest.

We aim to please, admin gave us free forum subscriptions

[darmstadt]

Never ceases to amaze me that scooterscot, sasguru and atw believe we are actually heading for an ultra hard Brexit.

We are getting a transitional deal from 2019 (BAU ahead of a Free Trade Agreement), we are paying the money for that (of course we are)...

And then there will be a General Election in 2020. Thereafter, the transitional arrangement will become a permanent arrangement, probably via an EFTA/EEA agreement.

There will be no hard Brexit. We will be EU members in all but name.

The political posturing right now is nothing other than that.

But it is quite funny watching scooterscot, sasguru and atw squirm, to be honest.

Actually you don't have any idea what the UK is getting. First Article 50 has to be invoked so you'll have to wait until Wednesday for that and then discussions can be begin. Anything else is pure conjecture