Grendel
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Why would we? What would be the purpose of that?
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Why would we? What would be the purpose of that?
Sick Boy
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How would the GFA cover a no deal Brexit?
To stop Northern Ireland becoming a back door black market route into the U.K. and because otherwise we’d have to provide the same open border to everyone we’re trading on WTO terms with.
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Brighton Sky Blue
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You know what a straight leave vs remain contest is? A 2nd ref
Loaded question my arse, 'Should Britain leave the European Union without a withdrawal agreement or should it revoke Article 50?'
If you think that's loaded you know that No Deal is a pile of shit
Sick Boy
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The inevitable return to violence would occur and it would be inevitable.
Then you'd have an open back to the UK which would be completed unmanned.
skybluetony176
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This should be good.
skybluetony176
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Pfft. Details.
dutchman
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skybluetony176
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We’ve had to do a u turn because the government has lost direction under head bus driver Boris.
Astute
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Er hello.
You said that Corbyn wasn't all about remaining. You told me I was so wrong to say so. You said it was me giving false information. So I gave you a link to Corbyn saying exactly what he wants. It is actually the best thing I have read about him. And it was his actual words and from a site even you couldn't try to say anything bad about. So what do you do? The usual. Wait for lots of posts to occur and then give your reply. That is changing the subject and putting yet another allegation against me. Same old.
So what did you think of what Corbyn said? I agree with a lot of it. But I noticed that you never tried to say that he doesn't want to remain again.
Sick Boy
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What has that got to do with my post?
Edit: I think you have the wrong poster, you sent the Corbyn link to Tony.
Astute
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Sorry you are right. It was Tony. You was just one of four that agreed with him. And this time nothing else was said.
So why did you agree with false information? Why did you agree with me being wrong when I wasn't?
Or is it you just don't know as much as you think you do?
covmark
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Made the mistake of reading the the last couple of pages on this thread. Same names arguing the same shit.
Bored of it all. Would be more than happy for us to just say, sorry EU we made a cock up we don't want to leave now. Just so I don't have to watch the same old tedious crap every time I turn on my TV.
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Johnnythespider
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No, another 833 pages to go yet
Astute
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Maybe some good news. Boris could be on his way out. Or planning to be dead in a ditch
Boris Johnson says he would 'rather be dead in a ditch' than delay Brexit | Daily Mail Online
Boris Johnson says he would 'rather be dead in a ditch' than delay Brexit | Daily Mail Online
People may be underestimating how rife smuggling is around the border. Even until 2007 when the British Army left a significant amount of its work around the border was anti-smuggling operations. This is while being in the single market. A different tariff structure between the two countries will create lots of opportunities for organised crime and smuggling will be a major issue. Of course, due to links to the various terrorist organisations organised crime is a different beast over there. These are people who are used to be in conflict with the Army and PSNI, not some chavs waving a few knives.
You can pretend the border can be left to the Irish and not something we’ll do but in reality that’s not the case. We’d need a border to comply with WTO commitments and I’m sure any future trade agreement with anyone else will expect we can control our borders so that any goods said nation are sending to us aren’t undermined by a black market supply.
A few snags and that’s before we get onto terrorism, the GFA and the potential for a unified Ireland.
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You can pretend the border can be left to the Irish and not something we’ll do but in reality that’s not the case. We’d need a border to comply with WTO commitments and I’m sure any future trade agreement with anyone else will expect we can control our borders so that any goods said nation are sending to us aren’t undermined by a black market supply.
A few snags and that’s before we get onto terrorism, the GFA and the potential for a unified Ireland.
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dutchman
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That was the Remainers objective all along.
You can’t help but get the feeling he will walk at some point. He’s a showman but not a statesman.
Imagine if this process leads to yet another Tory leadership contest!? They just kicked most of the same ones out!
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Grendel
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It clearly states that the Irish parliament if in operation could call a unification referendum - the bottom line is 340,000 in Northern Ireland voted leave - the split was 55 45 so 45% actually weren’t bothered about the GFA
eastwoodsdustman
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And that is the real reason the ira will start kicking off again. Since the good Friday agreement a blind eye has been turned in the name of peace. Violence is still rife but doesn’t get the headlines as they’re not planting many bombs. They only real way to stop it all was tried once in the late 80s
Ian1779
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Take a deep breath... you sound like that Chemical Ali bloke.
Grendel
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You are aware that the open border in the past caused massive problems across this border? You could toddle down the road and buy some goods save 10 grand and drive back again? How does the VAT differential get managed? I don’t even know.
Astute
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Or it leads to a GE. Would be interesting as would it be another leaver or another remainer in charge of the Tories. If it was another remainer it would be nearly everyone against the Brexit party.
Sick Boy
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I genuinely have no idea what you're ranting on about now.
Sick Boy
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HA! Yes, I remember that it was clear that a leave vote was a vote for leaving without a deal - WOW.
The rest of your post about reunification shows how detached you seem to have become from reality and how that would solve a hard Brexit. We both know how much trouble, violence and deaths that would cause.
A price worth paying to you no doubt.
Grendel
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The smuggling is utter bollocks - the open border caused massive issues for many industries when the Euro was a basket case versus the pound
Let them have a unification referendum as they are allowed - then they can unify if they want - I’m sure Mr Corbyn will have no issue with it
Astute
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You yet again liking posts that are wrong in fact. And yet again was a post against me. Then you wonder why you piss me off sometimes. You are certainly not after a debate
Grendel
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So let them have a unification referendum - I assume you were repulsed by the Spanish denial of Catalonian independence?
Sick Boy
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I still have no idea what you're going on about and why you're so focused on it. Anyway, off boxing - enjoy!
Yes I’m aware it caused problems, hence my long post describing how the Army helped police it and how not being in the SM will cause huge problems.
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Astute
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Of course you don't. Have proven you wrong yet again. Don't worry. Will leave you alone to your fantasies and false information. Had enough of it.
skybluetony176
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I know from personal experience it was endemic in Country Fermanagh where my family is from. Especially if you had a boat as Upper Lough Erne crosses the border.
Sick Boy
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He has become so rabid and consumed by the cult that bloodshed is a price worth paying for it.
