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I think he's just pretending to be a brexitOriginally posted by TestMangler View Post
You can't seriously be that f**king dumb.....
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Dunno, what they're getting their family for Christmas presents, how they're going to celebrate a lockdown New Year in their respective countries...Originally posted by cojak View PostReally, what have they got to talk about in these meetings that hasn't already been said?
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Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostI just don’t get it. Why is the Boris even sitting and negotiating with EU? We have exited EU now, treat EU like you would treat Somalia. No trade deal needed at this point, we are an open country ready to trade globally and if EU feel like trading with us, WE give them a deal which is non negotiable and on better terms than the one we had while we were in EU.
Jeez! Put me in there, I will sort this out in a day.
You can't seriously be that f**king dumb.....
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Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostI just don’t get it. Why is the Boris even sitting and negotiating with EU? We have exited EU now, treat EU like you would treat Somalia. No trade deal needed at this point, we are an open country ready to trade globally and if EU feel like trading with us, WE give them a deal which is non negotiable and on better terms than the one we had while we were in EU.
Jeez! Put me in there, I will sort this out in a day.


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I just don’t get it. Why is the Boris even sitting and negotiating with EU? We have exited EU now, treat EU like you would treat Somalia. No trade deal needed at this point, we are an open country ready to trade globally and if EU feel like trading with us, WE give them a deal which is non negotiable and on better terms than the one we had while we were in EU.
Jeez! Put me in there, I will sort this out in a day.
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Nothing really, Boris just can't bring himself to sign on the dotted line. It's been the same offer on the table since the end of January.Originally posted by cojak View PostReally, what have they got to talk about in these meetings that hasn't already been said?
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Just a thought, if there is a deal which the UK would accept, the French absolutely wouldn't accept it. Would Macron use his veto? We could go back to blaming the French for everything...Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostInteresting...
UK's Brexit deal legislation ALREADY written
So what's going to change if 99% of the deal is already written down?
Sounds like they're quibbling over small amounts of fish quotas.
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Really, what have they got to talk about in these meetings that hasn't already been said?
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Interesting...
UK's Brexit deal legislation ALREADY written
So what's going to change if 99% of the deal is already written down?
Sounds like they're quibbling over small amounts of fish quotas.
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Along with his best buddy: "Baron Lebedev of Hampton in our London Borough of Richmond upon Thames & of Siberia in the Russian Federation"Originally posted by Old Greg View PostOr Johnson is an Enemy spy, as is to be expected of the great-grandson of a Minister of the Ottoman Empire.
Yevgeny Lebedev Named ‘Baron of Hampton and Siberia’ in Britain - The Moscow Times
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You mean we never held all the cards and the EU never needed us more than we need them?Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostRichard Tice was whining on Talk Radio this morning. It doesn't look good. He fears Boris is in a weak position and will be forced to sell out.
Interesting stuff.
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