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So does that mean we need to put up a border on the Northern Ireland side (WTO) and the Irish/EU need to put up a border on their side as well , so we get a duplicate or will one border satisfy both the EU and WTO ? Two would be really stupid wouldn't it ? If there is to be one border, which...

Put me down for a room.

The apocalypse is less than 4 weeks away. By then end of November we'll all be wasting away living on the scraps we usually feed to the birds and no cheap skilled builders from the east to fix us up a decent place to survive the years of poverty ahead.

What on earth are you blabbering on about ? Are you suggesting that I'm suggesting that the leave campaign were lying ?

We never held all the cards but threw away what we had when no deal was taken way by the lily livered softies in parliament.

I've never heard anyone say it ourside of Cov. A bit like going up "the entry" around the back of the houses . Very Cov. I live in Rugby these days and if ever I say it the the locals ask me what I'm talking about.

"I suppose muggins here is going to have to cook your dinner"

I occasionally bought my dad 10 woodbines for his birthday when I couldn't think of anything else. Terrible really.

So did mine. "Yer dad's gone bloody yampee " I'd completely forgotten about that. I bet that's almost completely died out now.

EU rules require a border but we won't be in the EU so from your simplified choices I'd say a hard border requires the EU to put one in place. That's fine. Let's get on with it. They can put it up. What's the problem? Why the delay ?

They are not negotiating as far as I can see. The shutters have been pulled down.

I thought the EU actually didn't want a hard border, because of the threat to the good Friday agreement. If there has to be a hard border, and it's apparent that both sides reluctantly agree that there is no alternative, then it puzzles me as to why they don't just get on with it and do the...

Whereas now they can drive unchecked from one side of Europe to the other.

This is precisely my point in reality. What are the EU actually going to do ? They have to enforce a border and to be honest without some kind of physical border they can't stop people moving across unchecked. I think that northern ireland is going to suffer with a physical border with the...

People moving is going to be a problem. Transport of goods/ freight shouldn't be. ANPR and tracking systems will cover most of that.

If there is a hard border are they going to stop and check every vehicle crossing it ?

Rees- Mogg ! Yeeeeessssss !

What a way to.go !

.....oh now come on.

No. It can all be done away from the border. Its being used as a political tool. Its utter nonsense.