tbf, I remember thinking at the time I didn't expect that result in 'our' poll. Although it's a wider gap than the country as a whole, this board was a prescient start of worries that the result wouldn't be quite so clear-cut as anticipated. If only government strategists had kept their ear closer to the ground, eh...Well I’ll just shut up then.
tbf, I remember thinking at the time I didn't expect that result in 'our' poll. Although it's a wider gap than the country as a whole, this board was a prescient start of worries that the result wouldn't be quite so clear-cut as anticipated. If only government strategists had kept their ear closer to the ground, eh...
Now Britain faces a £160billion EU loans bill AFTER Brexit
BRITAIN is facing a £160billion EU loans bill after Brexit — four times the size of the “divorce” settlement. Boris Johnson’s Withdrawal Agreement keeps the UK hooked to payments issued by EU agenc…www.thesun.co.uk
How would that work then? The EU aren't going to agree to reopening the withdrawal agreement so we can remove €160bn liability.Senior Tories have demanded the PM reopen the Withdrawal Agreement to remove Britain’s liability, giving a “clean break” from Brussels by December 31 when the transition period ends.
How would that work then? The EU aren't going to agree to reopening the withdrawal agreement so we can remove €160bn liability.
Maybe he was right in the first place when he addressed the DUP conference saying no British PM would sign the withdrawal bill he ended up signing.This the withdrawal agreement Boris signed in the first place, right?
Be fair, according to IDS it was 'buried in the fine print, unnoticed by many', how can you expect them to spot minor things like having to pay €160bn?This the withdrawal agreement Boris signed in the first place, right?
As in the 10cc song Mandy it's hiding in the small print.Be fair, according to IDS it was 'buried in the fine print, unnoticed by many', how can you expect them to spot minor things like having to pay €160bn?
Be fair, according to IDS it was 'buried in the fine print, unnoticed by many', how can you expect them to spot minor things like having to pay €160bn?
No one on here argued that. It was all about why we shouldn't leave and how the world would end. It wasn't about who wouldn't make a decent fist of it. Nice try at claiming to be the expert on this piece of fiction.So many things about that statement infuriate me.
Isn't it the job of ministers and their staff/lawyers to go through the fine print? If they haven't then they've not done their job and the money paid to them should be retrieved and put towards this huge bill their lackadaisical approach has lumped us with.
Secondly, if it was unnoticed by 'many' it means it was noticed by some. If that's the case why the hell didn't they mention it? Or perhaps they did and the government didn't consider it worthy of acting upon. If that's so why didn't those people that noticed it make sure the info got leaked so it couldn't be ignored?
And finally it just shows that those of us who felt Brexit wouldn't be a success was because we didn't have the people to make a decent fight of our corner were right all along.
Everything is a shitshow from start to finish,
No one on here argued that. It was all about why we shouldn't leave and how the world would end. It wasn't about who wouldn't make a decent fist of it. Nice try at claiming to be the expert on this piece of fiction.
No one on here argued that. It was all about why we shouldn't leave and how the world would end. It wasn't about who wouldn't make a decent fist of it. Nice try at claiming to be the expert on this piece of fiction.
That's rich. Extremely.Why argue with him?
He's never once been right on anything ever
Its great to see the hysteria persists.Project fear is project here.
You’re right but not for the reason you think you are.Its great to see the hysteria persists.
Its great to see the hysteria persists.
Wow. You're literally discussing an actual thing that has happened and still think it's hysteria!
We actually signed up to a shit deal because it was rushed through and we didn't have the expertise to notice it, you understand that right? That's not a hypothetical, that's actually happened.
Which is exactly why he’s right, there is hysteria. It’s just him and others in denial about the reality of Brexit are the ones being hysterical. It isn’t even a matter of opinion, it’s a matter of fact. As you point out.Wow. You're literally discussing an actual thing that has happened and still think it's hysteria!
We actually signed up to a shit deal because it was rushed through and we didn't have the expertise to notice it, you understand that right? That's not a hypothetical, that's actually happened.
Naaaah. It's you and your mates who keep picking at the scab all the time. It's just going to eat away at you. You can't just leave it alone .Which is exactly why he’s right, there is hysteria. It’s just him and others in denial about the reality of Brexit are the ones being hysterical. It isn’t even a matter of opinion, it’s a matter of fact. As you point out.
Naaaah. It's you and your mates who keep picking at the scab all the time. It's just going to eat away at you. You can't just leave it alone .
On what planet is Ian Duncan Smith a mate of remainers?Naaaah. It's you and your mates who keep picking at the scab all the time. It's just going to eat away at you. You can't just leave it alone .
It was arch brexiteer Ian Smith who picked this scab. You’re so hysterical you seemed to have missed that. The nearest I’m coming to hysteria is hysterically laughing at you and others. You’re getting the Brexit you voted for, enjoy it. I’m certainly going to enjoy laughing at you.Naaaah. It's you and your mates who keep picking at the scab all the time. It's just going to eat away at you. You can't just leave it alone .
Hahahaha. Let's hear it then ....It was arch brexiteer Ian Smith who picked this scab. You’re so hysterical you seemed to have missed that. The nearest I’m coming to hysteria is hysterically laughing at you and others. You’re getting the Brexit you voted for, enjoy it. I’m certainly going to enjoy laughing at you.
How on earth will you cope ?Which is exactly why he’s right, there is hysteria. It’s just him and others in denial about the reality of Brexit are the ones being hysterical. It isn’t even a matter of opinion, it’s a matter of fact. As you point out.
With a hearty belly laugh at your expense while you’re trying to invent a new bogey man to replace the last one when brexit turns out to be a pile of shit about as far away from the utopia sold as is humanly possible.How on earth will you cope ?
Trade barriers within the U.K. #projectfearBrexit: Government pledges £355m to ease GB-NI trade - BBC News
Ministers set up a new service to help businesses which want to import goods after 1 January.www.bbc.co.uk
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