Shame on the doubters. Boris lad has achieved unity between the various political parties in Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland protocol: Legislative solution needed, says PM
Boris Johnson is accused of using soft words in a series of robust meetings with political parties.www.bbc.co.uk
They all think he’s a c**t.
Shame on the doubters. Boris lad has achieved unity between the various political parties in Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland protocol: Legislative solution needed, says PM
Boris Johnson is accused of using soft words in a series of robust meetings with political parties.www.bbc.co.uk
They all think he’s a c**t.
If he starts the trade war he’s probably going to have to break the GFA to do it, which again is reneging on an international deal, ratified by the USA and the prospect of pissing off both republicans and democrats in the process scuppering any trade deal with the US. He’s well and truly backed himself in a corner. The only real way out of it is alignment with EU standards so the UK as a whole has the best of both worlds and in actual fact delivers the Brexit promised in the campaign, helps grow the UK economy as a whole when it’s sorely needed, might help out farmers and fishermen with exports to the EU and help undo some of the damage caused to UK business by brexit.His habit of saying what he thinks the room he's talking to wants to hear is coming back to bite him.
He either reneges on an international agreement and potentially starts a damaging trade war in the middle of a cost living crisis or falls out with the DUP and by extension the ERG.
He's going to have to start acting like a proper politician to sort this one.
If he starts the trade was he’s probably going to have to break the GFA to do it, which again is reneging on an international deal, ratified by the USA and the prospect of pissing off both republicans and democrats in the process scuppering any trade deal with the US. He’s well and truly backed himself in a corner. The only real way out of it is alignment with EU standards so the UK as a whole has the best of both worlds and in actual fact delivers the Brexit promised in the campaign, helps grow the UK economy as a whole when it’s sorely needed, might help out farmers and fishermen with exports to the EU and help undo some of the damage caused to UK business by brexit.
Thank you Mark for removing the vile racist posts by ADM. Even sadder that he thinks racist comments about someone who isn't even involved in the conversation are ok.
Anyone defended the posts is basically a racist as well.
Is this gammon behaviour? I don’t know I’m just wondering?I’m afraid this forum plummets new depths.
It’s relied on Birmingham to play football and when playing there you thought it was ever so funny to put an avatar of a terrorist and a murderer who lauded over the deaths of innocent people on a night out in the Bull Ring
@mark82 to succumb to this wanker and allow him the oxygen of publicity and to gloat and glorify the IRA well good luck with the one.
Just pathetic really
I’m afraid this forum plummets new depths.
It’s relied on Birmingham to play football and when playing there you thought it was ever so funny to put an avatar of a terrorist and a murderer who lauded over the deaths of innocent people on a night out in the Bull Ring
@mark82 to succumb to this wanker and allow him the oxygen of publicity and to gloat and glorify the IRA well good luck with the one.
Just pathetic really
Is this gammon behaviour? I don’t know I’m just wondering?
If he starts the trade was he’s probably going to have to break the GFA to do it, which again is reneging on an international deal, ratified by the USA and the prospect of pissing off both republicans and democrats in the process scuppering any trade deal with the US. He’s well and truly backed himself in a corner. The only real way out of it is alignment with EU standards so the UK as a whole has the best of both worlds and in actual fact delivers the Brexit promised in the campaign, helps grow the UK economy as a whole when it’s sorely needed, might help out farmers and fishermen with exports to the EU and help undo some of the damage caused to UK business by brexit.
Yeah, surely there’s a deal to be done. I’m a simple man but as I’ve said before I’d have thought an agreement to align on say food/medical standards (which I understand are the main issues although I might be wrong) and if there’s changes in future following trade agreements with other countries then those specific items will need some form of checking.
It sounds like legislation isn’t going to be presented for a few weeks so hopefully both sides see sense, show some flexibility and come to an amicable agreement.
The DUP have said legislation won't get them back into Stormont
The EU have already given a concession on medicine when it became apparent that people in NI would struggle to get prescriptions. So contrary to the Tory BS the EU is being flexible. The problem for Boris is that he has lied repeatedly about the NI question and contradicted himself depending on the room. First thing that Boris needs to start playing with a straight bat and talk in good faith to the all the NI parties, the EU and the wider UK public. The UK as a whole needs to compromise, the NI problem is the UK as a whole problem.Yeah, surely there’s a deal to be done. I’m a simple man but as I’ve said before I’d have thought an agreement to align on say food/medical standards (which I understand are the main issues although I might be wrong) and if there’s changes in future following trade agreements with other countries then those specific items will need some form of checking.
It sounds like legislation isn’t going to be presented for a few weeks so hopefully both sides see sense, show some flexibility and come to an amicable agreement.
The EU have already given a concession on medicine when it became apparent that people in NI would struggle to get prescriptions. So contrary to the Tory BS the EU is being flexible. The problem for Boris is that he has lied repeatedly about the NI question and contradicted himself depending on the room. First thing that Boris needs to start playing with a straight bat and talk in good faith to the all the NI parties, the EU and the wider UK public. The UK as a whole needs to compromise, the NI problem is the UK as a whole problem.
So putting Gerry Adams as avatar is the most disgusting behaviour imaginable yet continually posting a Gerry Adams gif is great banter?
Some on the government’s and DUP’s side would be a start. As I pointed out, the EU already has been when presented with a relevant fact based argument. IIRC they even voted through a change in EU law to facilitate it.There will need to be more flexibility on both sides to get to an agreement
I think this sums up Boris’ first hurdle better than I canThere will need to be more flexibility on both sides to get to an agreement
Don't get why my post was deleted to be honest
about ADM?
I think they have just cleaned out everything to do with it
I think this sums up Boris’ first hurdle better than I can
Well yes it contained the word in question but wasn’t offensive otherwise.
Don’t disagree with this. Trust is a key requirement in sorting not just the protocol but to forge a better longer term relationship between UK/EU….and there is none. Johnson has definitely exacerbated the situation and I wonder if the relationship can ever truly be repaired whilst he’s around.
The way they go on you'd think it was something imposed on the UK against its will; this government negotiated it and signed up to it.Finding an amicable solution to the protocol might be a good step towards a better relationship, however, it goes without saying, if legislation is passed and implemented, it could be fucked for some time. As I said yesterday, with a bit of will on all sides I’m sure there’s a solution.
People told them they wouldn’t get the deal. Boris said he’s got that deal, it’s an excellent deal, it’s an oven ready deal just pop it in the microwave. Boris, yeah I didn’t get the deal.De Pfeffel's government wants/needs to have constant battles with EU to appeal to its core base.
The way they go on you'd think it was something imposed on the UK against its will; this government negotiated it and signed up to it.
Problem is, would you trust Johnson to keep to this week's solution further down the line, when it didn't suit him anymore?Don’t disagree with this. Trust is a key requirement in sorting not just the protocol but to forge a better longer term relationship between UK/EU….and there is none. Johnson has definitely exacerbated the situation and I wonder if the relationship can ever truly be repaired whilst he’s around.
Finding an amicable solution to the protocol might be a good step towards a better relationship, however, it goes without saying, if legislation is passed and implemented, it could be fucked for some time. As I said yesterday, with a bit of will on all sides I’m sure there’s a solution
Boris now having to admit it was a bad deal but he didn’t expect the EU to stick to an international agreement. Why?
It’s complete man child bollocks. How did he genuinely come to the conclusion that he could sign an international trade deal that no one would implement? Someone please explain it to me.Problem is, would you trust Johnson to keep to this week's solution further down the line, when it didn't suit him anymore?
As you say, he's a total joke really. Somebody once said if you buddy up with him he'll drag you into the gutter, but come out smelling of roses himself. Some of his cabinet members would do well to remember that.
Insight into how much he's to be trusted himself, innit.
It suits this government to have an ongoing conflict with the EU.If the EU does do a targeted trade war against the UK the Biden administration is just going to back the EU.
It's madness
It suits this government to have an ongoing conflict with the EU.
there you go, the EU have basically said they are going to hit us with a trade war we can't win
Posturing on both sides. Neither side wants the protocol to be totally scrapped (well, apart from DUP maybe) or needs a trade war, especially at the moment with the war, out of control inflation and potential recession
Posturing on both sides. Neither side wants the protocol to be totally scrapped (well, apart from DUP maybe) or needs a trade war, especially at the moment with the war, out of control inflation and potential recession
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