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But that would make the UK the self-pity paranoid fantasist, shouting at the judge that the missus buys bananas with an insufficient range of curvature.
Oh so the EU is richer & more powerful surely that makes the UK the abused female finally having had enough of the abuse.
Angela Merkel and Donald Tusk on Tuesday united to block Theresa May's attempt to fast-track a deal which would have created an amnesty for British ex-pats and EU migrants in the UK post-Brexit.Mrs May had proposed that EU workers currently living in the UK be allowed to remain in exchange for an agreement which gives British expats in the European Union the same rights. She had hoped to announce a deal within weeks but while more than 20 EU nations have signalled they are prepared to agree to a reciprocal arrangement, Mrs Merkel has rebuffed Mrs May's attempts to come to an agreement.
At least I live in this country and don't postulate or try to impose my view whilst living abroad.
What, like Donald Trump trying to impose on the business of the UK government? Bloody foreign leaders trying to tell the UK how to run their country, shouldn't be allowed...
"I, ___, take thee, ___, to be my wedded husband/wife, to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish, till death do us part,"
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