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I blame all those who think they are born to rule. Could we not just nuke Eton and anyone who ever went there?
The EU continually blames the UK. They are not interested in negotiating. Only in making sure the UK is worse off. I just hope the Italians do the decent thing and stick it to the EU.
Why? To be quite honest if I had the means and connections to send my boy to Eton or Harrow then I would do.
Well, if you want to see “not giving a fool about anyone else”, take a look at messers Farage, Rees Mogg and Johnson.
I realise you’re not interested in that, because any time you are asked about what is going on, the response is always “it’s the EU’s fault, boohoo, the EU isn’t playing fair” and when asked for evidence that the UK is trying to negotiate, or evidence that the EU is deliberately avoiding negotiations, the response is silence.
I blame all those who think they are born to rule. Could we not just nuke Eton and anyone who ever went there?
The EU continually blames the UK. They are not interested in negotiating. Only in making sure the UK is worse off. I just hope the Italians do the decent thing and stick it to the EU.
Your reading comprehension is normally better than that, must be the cider...
Originally posted by Bean
Then again, vast numbers of the populace expect politicians to lie (or at least exaggerate/misconstrue), in order to continue their employment, salary & generous expenses.
Did/do you not?
Hope the formatting guides you to the question this time
HTH
Because I don't have a brain, unlike you, I don't have to be there to realise that the two teams are not "negotiating" on a basis of equality. And as ALL my presumed outcomes are all simply made up in my tiny mind I can decide upon the outcome to best suit whatever irrational moodswing is holding sway.
Yes, I am sure that the inner sanctums on both teams are very mindful of the fact that it is incumbent upon them to keep a geeky churlish no-frills junior number-crunching nerd in the loop at all stages of the process.
Because I have a brain, unlike you, I don't have to be there to realise that the two teams are not "negotiating" on a basis of equality, but with the UK team as the supplicant.
If that's not plainly obvious to you by now, it's because you're slack-jawed dumbkopf of cosmic proportions.
Oh we do. That's why we know that's whatever's going on between the EU and the Uk isn't negotiation.
Yes, I am sure that the inner sanctums on both teams are very mindful of the fact that it is incumbent upon them to keep a geeky churlish no-frills junior number-crunching nerd in the loop at all stages of the process.
I realise you’re not interested in that, because any time you are asked about what is going on, the response is always “it’s the EU’s fault, boohoo, the EU isn’t playing fair” and when asked for evidence that the UK is trying to negotiate, or evidence that the EU is deliberately avoiding negotiations, the response is silence.
You really don't get the whole "negotiating" thing do you?
You could say it is easy to walk down Deansgate in Manchester - but if every time you took a step I kicked you in the bollocks it would rapidly become very difficult to walk down Deansgate in Manchester.
So yes it should have been easy but it seems a very small number EU politicians have decided for the 500 million folk in the EU that they should make it difficult for reasons.
Reasons which involve words like gravy train, personal greed and not giving a fook about anyone else.
Well, if you want to see “not giving a fool about anyone else”, take a look at messers Farage, Rees Mogg and Johnson.
I realise you’re not interested in that, because any time you are asked about what is going on, the response is always “it’s the EU’s fault, boohoo, the EU isn’t playing fair” and when asked for evidence that the UK is trying to negotiate, or evidence that the EU is deliberately avoiding negotiations, the response is silence.
So in the negotiations currently underway, who is caving ?
Before you answer your question checkout comments by Messrs Davis, Farage, Rees-Mogg and Johnson, to get a true Brexiteer's perspective.
You tell me exactly what has been agreed by whom and then, I can answer your question.
I am not in the room of the negotiators, so I don't personally know who has agreed what and therefore, who has 'caved' (read compromise, as with all negotiations) on what.
2018 Figures: 66 Million out of 512 Million EU citizens. (So 446 Million EU citizens after we leave, a 12% loss)
Is the 6 million country a net recipient or a net beneficiary of EU funds?
Does it have a 'healthy middle class' of consumer citizens, who spend and consume?
So in the negotiations currently underway, who is caving ?
Before you answer your question checkout comments by Messrs Davis, Farage, Rees-Mogg and Johnson, to get a true Brexiteer's perspective.
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