Brexit negotiations

I sometimes wonder how your mind works.

Seriously......

Bread2.0 wrote:I sometimes wonder how your mind works.

Seriously......

My boss says much the same thing.

Its getting surreal on here !

This should be fun. It looks like we're finally going to hear what the EU wants (in addition to devaluing the pound by 20 odd percent)

Give them a couple of weeks and UK business will find out just how much Brexit has shafted us at which point May and Davies will throw their toys out of the pram and act surprised.

It's almost as if the people doing the negotiating don't want us to know how just how disastrous it's going to be:

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2017/oct/13/david-davis-faces-legal-threat-over-secret-reports-on-brexit-impact

Odd that....

Omg, just wow.

scottjames30 wrote:Omg, just wow.

Whoever's running the Scott account, you need to switch off the "14 yr old girl" setting.

Cheers.

Bread2.0 wrote:

scottjames30 wrote:Omg, just wow.

Whoever's running the Scott account, you need to switch off the "14 yr old girl" setting.

Cheers.

Bread2.0 wrote:

scottjames30 wrote:Omg, just wow.

Whoever's running the Scott account, you need to switch off the "14 yr old girl" setting.

Cheers.

Whoever’s running the Bread6.0 account, you need to switch on the “humour “ and switch off the “wet girls blouse “ setting.

Thanks ever so much.

Reversing Brexit would boost the economy say the OECD.

Also says that zero hours contracts and self employment are detrimental to the acquisition of skills and the job quality of low-skilled workers.

Brexit fans don't listen to experts. They prefer to listen to liars like Boris and the Daily Mail.

xmiles wrote:Brexit fans don't listen to experts. They prefer to listen to liars like Boris and the Daily Mail.

To quote someone else...

"Arguing with Brexiteers is like playing chess with a pigeon. Doesn't matter how good you are, the pigeon will still shit on the board and strut around like it's won anyway."

Fabulous quote from Theresa May in today's PMQ's when commenting on the possibility of leaving the EU without a deal:

Theresa May says she won't "accept a deal at any price no matter the damage to the taxpayer".

I didn't hear that

gloswhite wrote:I didn't hear that

Found a record of it on the Beeb...

[size=20]May: We won't accept a Brexit deal at any price

Prime minister's questions[/size]


House of Commons
Parliament
[size=16]Conservative Philip Davies refers to Labour and the SNP's condemnation of countenancing leaving the EU without a deal, saying: "Nobody with an ounce of common sense would announce that in advance - it's not a negotiation it's a capitulation".
Theresa May says she won't "accept a deal at any price no matter the damage to the taxpayer".[/size]

wanderlust wrote:

gloswhite wrote:I didn't hear that

Found a record of it on the Beeb...

[size=20]May: We won't accept a Brexit deal at any price[/size]

Prime minister's questions


House of Commons
Parliament
[size=16]Conservative Philip Davies refers to Labour and the SNP's condemnation of countenancing leaving the EU without a deal, saying: "Nobody with an ounce of common sense would announce that in advance - it's not a negotiation it's a capitulation".
Theresa May says she won't "accept a deal at any price no matter the damage to the taxpayer".[/size]

Fair enough. I'm sure she must have got that wrong, or at least the context in which it was said.. Scary if she didn't.

wanderlust wrote:

xmiles wrote:Brexit fans don't listen to experts. They prefer to listen to liars like Boris and the Daily Mail.

To quote someone else...

"Arguing with Brexiteers is like playing chess with a pigeon. Doesn't matter how good you are, the pigeon will still shit on the board and strut around like it's won anyway."

gloswhite wrote:

wanderlust wrote:

gloswhite wrote:I didn't hear that

Found a record of it on the Beeb...

[size=20]May: We won't accept a Brexit deal at any price[/size]

Prime minister's questions


House of Commons
Parliament
[size=16]Conservative Philip Davies refers to Labour and the SNP's condemnation of countenancing leaving the EU without a deal, saying: "Nobody with an ounce of common sense would announce that in advance - it's not a negotiation it's a capitulation".
Theresa May says she won't "accept a deal at any price no matter the damage to the taxpayer".[/size]

Fair enough. I'm sure she must have got that wrong, or at least the context in which it was said.. Scary if she didn't.

Yes, definitely scary.

Another cracker from Mayday - this time it's a concession which won't please the Brextremists:

Theresa May has vowed to make it as easy as possible for EU citizens to remain in the UK after Brexit ahead of a key summit of European leaders.

In a Facebook post, the prime minister insisted the application process for settled status would be "streamlined" and the cost "as low as possible".

But...but....they're sending all the Poles home, aren't they?

That nice Mr Farage implied so......

And my brother in law voted accordingly on the strength of it.

Mr Farage can't have lied, surely.....?