Brexit negotiations

France has activated their contingency plans for a no-deal Brexit and the EU are coordinating their activities on this across all 27 nations. Massive investment going into ports and airports etc so stock up on tins and dried food folks.

How do other countries outside the EU get food?

Difficult to ignore a second referendum now, parliament is completely failing to deliver.

Twirls & Pepsi are made/produced in the UK.

I'll be fine.

I'm increasing my pantoufle stock.

I just googled pantoufle.

I should have known.

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wanderlust wrote:France has activated their contingency plans for a no-deal Brexit and the EU are coordinating their activities on this across all 27 nations. Massive investment going into ports and airports etc so stock up on tins and dried food folks.

Or just get Amazon Prime

Natasha Whittam wrote:Twirls & Pepsi are made/produced in the UK.

I'll be fine.

Twirls are made in the EU so the hard border with Ireland might delay your weekly shipment. Stock up now.

finlaymcdanger wrote:E

wanderlust wrote:France has activated their contingency plans for a no-deal Brexit and the EU are coordinating their activities on this across all 27 nations. Massive investment going into ports and airports etc so stock up on tins and dried food folks.

Or just get Amazon Prime

Amazon prime do food? Cool.

Natasha Whittam wrote:I just googled pantoufle.

I should have known.

You slipped up there.

I'm normally a fan of Jezza but his refusal to meet May until a no deal brexit is off the table is wrong. Its time they all worked together to get us a better deal or if not then at least we have something in place for the dreaded no deal.

I am normally not a fan of Corbyn but for once I think he is right. May has no plan B. She is still trying to get her deal through. Her default position is no deal, which even she admits will be a disaster, but she will do anything to avoid backing down and splitting the Tory party.

Even those politicians that have met her have mostly insisted she veto a no deal brexit which she refuses to do. Corbyn actually wants brexit but he is right to refuse to negotiate until she rules out a no deal brexit.

I want a second referendum but failing that a brexit on Labour's terms is the least bad option. May could deliver this but she is simply to stubborn to do so.

xmiles wrote:I am normally not a fan of Corbyn but for once I think he is right. May has no plan B. She is still trying to get her deal through. Her default position is no deal, which even she admits will be a disaster, but she will do anything to avoid backing down and splitting the Tory party.

Even those politicians that have met her have mostly insisted she veto a no deal brexit which she refuses to do. Corbyn actually wants brexit but he is right to refuse to negotiate until she rules out a no deal brexit.

I want a second referendum but failing that a brexit on Labour's terms is the least bad option. May could deliver this but she is simply to stubborn to do so.

That said, the far right who engineered the referendum actually want no deal. I don't specifically mean the politicians themselves apart from the ERG, but rather the billionaire funders who will be able to exploit the chaos whilst being unaffected themselves like that bloke that is also linked to the Trump campaign.

"far right" Jesus Christ. 

Hipster_Nebula wrote:"far right" Jesus Christ. 

Thought Jesus Christ was a commie?

Probably was a commie. Also liked to hang about with 12 other guys 'fishing for men'.

A likely story.

Dire crowd on Question Time last night. Huge cheer when that clown Isabel Oakshott pushes No Deal, one guy asked to explain why he was so keen on it to which he explained as soon as we say no deal Angela Merkel will be on the phone begging us to come back and buy her cars.

Grim.

T.R.O.Y wrote:Dire crowd on Question Time last night. Huge cheer when that clown Isabel Oakshott pushes No Deal, one guy asked to explain why he was so keen on it to which he explained as soon as we say no deal Angela Merkel will be on the phone begging us to come back and buy her cars.

Grim.

Indeed. We are giants.

T.R.O.Y wrote:Dire crowd on Question Time last night. Huge cheer when that clown Isabel Oakshott pushes No Deal, one guy asked to explain why he was so keen on it to which he explained as soon as we say no deal Angela Merkel will be on the phone begging us to come back and buy her cars.

Grim.

Yes I saw a couple of labour activists on twitter complaining. Funny what happens when you hold it outside of London.