Brexit: Article 50 Has Been Triggered ! - Page 159

Osem · 13-07-2017, 20:50

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Originally Posted by daveeb

What does the Daily Mail think ?

No idea but you were pondering what other nations think about what we do so I suggest you find out.

Meanwhile back in Brexit land:

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The UK could have an "association agreement" with the EU to replace its membership of Europe's nuclear agency, Brexit Secretary David Davis has suggested.
Mr Davis told the BBC an "arbitration arrangement" would have to be agreed.
A leading figure in the nuclear industry said there was "goodwill" for such an arrangement.
The government has said it will push ahead with leaving the body, despite calls for a change of direction.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-40593588

Where there's a will there's a way.

**Mick** · 13-07-2017, 22:01

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Originally Posted by daveeb

What does the Daily Mail think ?

This kind of posting is getting silly and it will end immediately.

Accusing people of reading certain newspapers because what ? A view opposes yours?

FFS Grow up.

**Paul** · 13-07-2017, 22:41

Chill pill people, back to the topic

daveeb · 14-07-2017, 08:13

[QUOTE=Osem;35907716]No idea but you were pondering what other nations think about what we do so I suggest you find out.

Meanwhile back in Brexit land:

Actually it was Mick who was suggesting foreign nationals voted in the poll, I don't think this was the case and to suggest I run a poll to find out is pretty silly as well. As for why Diane James would consider twitter (via a Brexit site) a good place to run a poll then better ask her.

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Originally Posted by Mick

This kind of posting is getting silly and it will end immediately.

Accusing people of reading certain newspapers because what ? A view opposes yours?

FFS Grow up.

I was responding to Osems equally silly comment to run a poll, and he often quotes the mail.

Osem · 14-07-2017, 10:16

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Originally Posted by daveeb

Actually it was Mick who was suggesting foreign nationals voted in the poll, I don't think this was the case and to suggest I run a poll to find out is pretty silly as well. As for why Diane James would consider twitter (via a Brexit site) a good place to run a poll then better ask her.

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I was responding to Osems equally silly comment to run a poll, and he often quotes the mail.

Really? Wrong again. I fairly rarely quote the mail and certainly don't read it so wouldn't know what its views on what other nations think of the UK's actiions are.

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Originally Posted by daveeb

Diane James (glorious UKIP leader for 18 days for anyone who blinked) currently has a poll she commissioned on twitter, "should Britain still leave the EU"
For those who can't resist looking I wonder if it's binding or just advisory

This is why I mentioned running a Twitter poll, you mentioned someone else's.

... and meanwhile back in Brexitland:

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The chairman of the National Infrastructure Commission, Lord Adonis, has said he stands by remarks he made in an interview, in which he said Brexit was as big a step for Britain as the decision to appease the Nazis in the 1930s.
Lord Adonis, who is a former Labour transport secretary, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that leaving the EU would have very serious economic consequences. He also said Labour would end up backing continued membership of single market.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-poli...erish-millions

Still pushing the notion that the people voted to leave when really what they wanted was to stay...

daveeb · 14-07-2017, 10:35

[QUOTE=Osem;35907762]Really? Wrong again. I fairly rarely quote the mail and certainly don't read it so wouldn't know what its views on what other nations think of the UK's actiions are.

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Fair enough. I was just replying to a dismissive one liner with one of my own. No malice intended.

Osem · 14-07-2017, 13:47

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Originally Posted by Osem

Really? Wrong again. I fairly rarely quote the mail and certainly don't read it so wouldn't know what its views on what other nations think of the UK's actiions are.

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Fair enough. I was just replying to a dismissive one liner with one of my own. No malice intended.

Likewise.

Osem · 14-07-2017, 17:15

It's comforting to see that Ed Balls is still making a public fool of himself:

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Ed Balls claimed on last night’s This Week that “many people on the Leave campaign were saying they wanted to stay in the single market“. He was then unable to name one (because there weren’t any).

https://order-order.com/2017/07/14/e...single-market/

His face when challenged said it all - the look of a man who's been rumbled.

These people just won't stop trying to undermine the process will they.

papa smurf · 14-07-2017, 18:23

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Originally Posted by Osem

It's comforting to see that Ed Balls is still making a public fool of himself:

https://order-order.com/2017/07/14/e...single-market/

His face when challenged said it all - the look of a man who's been rumbled.

These people just won't stop trying to undermine the process will they.

the problem is when their IQ is lower than their shoe size it's not possible for them to grasp the facts ,you see they really had no idea what brexit was or is about it's not their fault they are just dumb

1andrew1 · 14-07-2017, 20:44

There was never going to be any other decision despite Brextremists pipe-dreaming otherwise. Who would want to sign trade deals with a country that didn't honour its financial commitments?

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Britain concedes it will have to pay EU exit bill
Britain has for the first time explicitly acknowledged it has financial obligations to the EU after Brexit, a move that is likely to avert a full-scale clash over the exit bill in talks next week.
In a written statement to parliament touching on a “financial settlement”, the government recognised on Thursday “that the UK has obligations to the EU . . . that will survive the UK’s withdrawal — and that these need to be resolved”.
The text, released by Joyce Anelay, a Brexit minister, was immediately seen by Brussels as a potentially important development. EU diplomats say the wording “goes further” than Prime Minister Theresa May’s previous reference to Britain being willing to reach a “fair settlement” of unspecified obligation.

https://www.ft.com/content/be2b22ce-...6-7b38dcaef614

passingbat · 14-07-2017, 22:43

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1

despite Brextremists pipe-dreaming otherwise.

Stupid statement. Get over yourself Andrew. Of course Brexit will honour any fair and accurate bill.

Osem · 14-07-2017, 22:52

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Originally Posted by passingbat

Stupid statement. Get over yourself Andrew. Of course Brexit will honour any fair and accurate bill.

Yup, but of course some folks won't admit it because it reduces their capacity to scare people.

1andrew1 · 15-07-2017, 00:18

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Originally Posted by Osem

Yup, but of course some folks won't admit it because it reduces their capacity to scare people.

Admit what? A Brexit MP has gone on record as saying that we do not have to pay the EU anything when we leave. I hope it does not scare anyone.
http://www.cnbc.com/2017/02/01/uk-wi...brexit-mp.html

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Stupid statement. Get over yourself Andrew. Of course Brexit will honour any fair and accurate bill.

I posted an entirely accurate statement saying "There was never going to be any other decision despite Brextremists pipe-dreaming otherwise". What's wrong with that?

papa smurf · 15-07-2017, 09:17

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1

Admit what? A Brexit MP has gone on record as saying that we do not have to pay the EU anything when we leave. I hope it does not scare anyone.
http://www.cnbc.com/2017/02/01/uk-wi...brexit-mp.html

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I posted an entirely accurate statement saying "There was never going to be any other decision despite Brextremists pipe-dreaming otherwise". What's wrong with that?

oh yes wolf ... wolf... wolf.... wolf

pip08456 · 15-07-2017, 09:41

He may be a remoaner and I may despise the man but at last a bit of common sense from Blair.

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Tony Blair has warned that the combination of Brexit followed by a Jeremy Corbyn government would soon leave Britain “flat on our back”, arguing that a deeply divided country needs a fundamental rethink of its political ideas.

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