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originally posted by: surnamename57
Sovran nation? Being an EU country? You must have a wrong perception of what EU really is.
originally posted by: growler
a reply to: CulturalResilience
your lack of any understanding on the eu and/or leaving progress leads me to believe you're one of those brexit types.
adorable.
for those that don't know, team brexit swore britain would stay in the single market and would pay remaining debts and everything would be great!
now were out of the common market, something they're lying to their uneducated masses about and claiming the debt is now a divorce bill forced upon us only by an evil europe.
america has its problem with dumb trump fans regurgitating lies, i give you the brexit bunch.
originally posted by: surnamename57
originally posted by: Jonjonj
originally posted by: surnamename57
originally posted by: CulturalResilience
i was under the impression that you were implying that I would be considered an anarchist by those who were attempting to impose E.U. law on a sovereign nation. is that not what you were attempting to imply?
a reply to: surnamename57
Sovran nation? Being an EU country? You must have a wrong perception of what EU really is.
What does this mean? All nations in the EU are sovereign. There is no requirement to relinquish sovereignty to join is there?
If you accept their authority, you have got to play by their rules. Surely you retain control of your own internal affairs. However you give certain powers to a central regulatory body, not to mention some political decision which may be determined by the Court of Justice of the European Union.
synonyms: extortion, demanding money with menaces, exaction, intimidation;
originally posted by: GeneralMayhem
I'm thinking maybe we go with farage suggestion and just walk out , a 'no deal' Brexit .
originally posted by: GeneralMayhem
Did you notice how nervous Redwood was being interviewed in the video posted earlier
I'm thinking maybe we go with farage suggestion and just walk out , a 'no deal' Brexit .
I wish those silly youths that voted Corbyn knew what a stupid, at least uneducated, unpatriotic thing they all did . They don't know what their recent ancestors went through in the war and they don't realise what they won for us . It's by the by now though , and it was definitely bye bye European Union too , by the moment we all voted out
originally posted by: audubon
I take it that you've enjoyed the last seven years of austerity, then?
Because if a 'hard Brexit' goes ahead, the Tories will take the opportunity to implement an austerity so severe that 2010-2017 will look like a Golden Age.
*The only thing on the EU negotiators minds is money. That tells us something about what the EU has been all about.*
originally posted by: eletheia
through life there are even times when even personal/family budget needs trimming and belts need tightening, but its gotten over.
Short memory??
Neither the Tories nor Farage was responsible for the austerity....
The labor government had been in charge of the economy for the previous 15 years and left the incoming government with an empty purse
.... and a note from the previous member of the treasury Liam Burn saying *sorry there's no money left*
originally posted by: Jonjonj
What does this mean? All nations in the EU are sovereign. There is no requirement to relinquish sovereignty to join is there?
originally posted by: audubon
Yeah, right. So far, the money is the only concrete issue on the table. David Davis and his team haven't put forward anything else to discuss. Britain is meant to be negotiating, and it's not. The UK's rightwing media, i.e., most of it, is playing this up to make the EU seem like villains. It's pathetic and embarrassing
The EU has no interest in making this comfortable for Britain
Just pointing out that the EU is the 'wronged party' in the divorce, and the UK is the 'bolter', locked out in the garden, wearing only his underpants, and pleading for his toothbrush and pyjamas.
I think, but am not sure,
That Theresa May's strategy was to go on a global tour, come back with a suitcase full of trade deals, and plonk them on the negotiating table and say "Make us a better offer." If that was her plan, it was a very bad one - so far, she's got Japan on side. But the idea that May is capable of strategic thought at all is beginning to look unlikely.
originally posted by: DerBeobachter
Fu.. the EU is right!
If you join a club, let´s say a golf club(people do that often because of expanding relationships they can profit from), you have to follow the rules. For sure you should have read them before signing the membership contract. If those rules say that you have to wear suit and tie at the meetings, you wear suits and ties at the meetings.
originally posted by: Jonjonj
What does this mean? All nations in the EU are sovereign. There is no requirement to relinquish sovereignty to join is there?