Originally posted by BR14
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Previously on "Trade talks with the EU are 'over', says No 10"
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So the UK Prime Minister felt it necessary to address the nation, but no-one in Europe has been informed. No other European leader found it necessary to issue any sort of statement, no warnings, no public broadcasts asking everyone to prepare, and no new massive lorry parks.
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Johnson doing what he does best, talk bollocks:
In his statement, Johnson demanded that the EU’s chief negotiator come to London if he wanted to talk – 24 hours after Barnier had said in a press conference that he was coming to London for talks.
Downing Street was demanding a new intensity in the talks; Barnier had already offered to speed up the process in his post-summit comments.
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Make Great Brittanica great again!
Very curious if he'll just cave in at the last minute like he did with the withdrawal agreement. With the pandemic kicking off again the last thing you want is slowing down drugs and pretty much every else through Dover.
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Originally posted by BR14 View Post
Aw he's happy now, must have stumbled across a Whateverspoons.
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Originally posted by xoggoth View PostWhat's this doin' in general?
The UK has a strange obsession with fish. Almost fetish like.
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