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May signals She won't give more brexit details
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Originally posted by motoukenin View PostI have never understood the reason for not putting out your stall with these negotiations, what is she going to do when negotiations start suddenly surprise the EU with requests they hadn't thought of? All this strategy will do is delay everything.
Brexit is not a major concern in the EU reading through many of the headlines here you would think it's a non event. Freach and German elections dominate the press and next in line is the Greek repayment deadline.
Also some resolution to Greece's problems is key to the Euro surviving as a viable currency, the alternative being to boot them out of the Euro and go back to the Drachma, which will not exactly send a positive message either.
Looking over the parapet is often a useful exercise...Blog? What blog...?Comment
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German colleagues I have spoken to are saddened by Britain's intention to leave, but, their main point now is... just get on with it and leave so that Europe can move forward
They don't hold high hopes that Britain will be better off outside the EU, but on the otherside are open minded that if it does lead to something positive then that will be great
Main thing is, they want Britain to get Brexit over with as soon as possible so that everybody can move forward.
To add something, they see no reason why a Brexit Britain should enjoy the same benefits as an EU Britain has.
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Originally posted by motoukenin View PostI have never understood the reason for not putting out your stall with these negotiations, what is she going to do when negotiations start suddenly surprise the EU with requests they hadn't thought of? All this strategy will do is delay everything.Comment
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Originally posted by malvolio View PostAlso some resolution to Greece's problems is key to the Euro surviving as a viable currency, the alternative being to boot them out of the Euro and go back to the Drachma, which will not exactly send a positive message either.
Looking over the parapet is often a useful exercise...
When it goes bang its going to be a hell of a mess.Comment
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Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostSo is it OK to treat the electorate shabbily because someone else once did?
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostA shame that parliamentary representatives don't want to implement the will of the people.
So where is your evidence that parliamentary representatives don't want to implement the will of the people?Comment
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Originally posted by meridian View PostThe Brexit vote was a simple one - in or out. Parliament (after May had to be dragged to the Supreme Court to allow them to debate it) approved the bill to leave.
So where is your evidence that parliamentary representatives don't want to implement the will of the people?
Brexit means Brexit!
How dare you question WTF it means!!!!"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostEnemy of the state!
Brexit means Brexit!
How dare you question WTF it means!!!!
Hurrah for the Blackshirts!Comment
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