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[scooterscot]

EU economic policy always favours Germany. When Greece needed high interest rates it got low ones as that was what Germany needed. And vica versa.

What Germany wants has nothing to do with Greece. In fact I'm fairly certain if you quiz the average German they could not give a monkeys about Greece. I'm doubly more certain Greece wishes to remain in the EU.

EU economic policy is decided by a club that the UK is part of. If you give up your veto's for short-term concessions don't complain when you loose control. Ironically the UK is not going to have less control in EU matters than it did before.

[BrilloPad]

What Germany wants has nothing to do with Greece. In fact I'm fairly certain if you quiz the average German they could not give a monkeys about Greece. I'm doubly more certain Greece wishes to remain in the EU.

EU economic policy is decided by a club that the UK is part of. If you give up your veto's for short-term concessions don't complain when you loose control. Ironically the UK is not going to have less control in EU matters than it did before.

Of course they care about Greece. Though they have a few countries to go through before they can invade them.

HTH

[scooterscot]

Of course they care about Greece. Though they have a few countries to go through before they can invade them.

HTH

Speaking of invasion Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya - who's the UK's end target? Australia?

[The_Equalizer]

Speaking of invasion Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya - whose the UK's end target? Australia?

God told Blair to do it. Get with the programme.

[BlasterBates]

EU rejects May's offer on EU citizensl

oh dear

[northernladyuk]

EU rejects May's offer on EU citizensl

oh dear

He's crazy. Everyone know that because of the balance of trade, the UK has the upper hand in the Brexit negotiations. He really should watch his step if the Germans want to keep selling their 'luxury' cars.

[VectraMan]

The question really is whether this is one of the things that needs to get through parliament, because if it is and it's soon, it could well be the government's first major defeat.

All of which makes me think this is Theresa May retrospectively trying to lose the election, having failed to lose it properly the first time.

[Bee]

I thought the UK can now do what it wants. Isn't that the whole point?

Obvious yes but there will be consequences.
EU wants a good deal too.

[BlasterBates]

...and there's more

May created the mess on EU citizens' rights

Making a unilateral offer would have made the UK look good and put facts on the ground.

[northernladyuk]

The question really is whether this is one of the things that needs to get through parliament, because if it is and it's soon, it could well be the government's first major defeat.

All of which makes me think this is Theresa May retrospectively trying to lose the election, having failed to lose it properly the first time.

She's got to get the House of Commons biscuit selection agreed first.