Brexit. Success? Too early to judge? Disaster?

[sandymere 8,263]

[sandymere 8,263]

[kanny 20,743]

37 minutes ago, sandymere said:

Have you tried therapy?  

[paulus 26]

9 minutes ago, kanny said:

Have you tried therapy?  

Anybody who believes that the Labour party are the answer to the current problems is in need of more than Therapy, 

[kanny 20,743]

What are we hearing about the new NI  protocol deal? ..seems to be getting the general nod but as ever the devil will be in the details....wasn't this red lane and green lane idea floated and sunk  at the beginning?   

 

[jukel123 8,653]

Just now, kanny said:

What are we hearing about the new NI  protocol deal? ..seems to be getting the general nod but as ever the devil will be in the details....wasn't this red lane and green lane idea floated and sunk  at the beginning?   

 

Had to laugh. Farage is saying it's a disgrace Van De Lyden, who is unelected, should be meeting King Charles. Oh the irony.

Edited February 27, 2023 by jukel123

[kanny 20,743]

Just now, jukel123 said:

Had to laugh. Forage is saying it's a disgrace Van De Lyden, who is unelected, should be meeting King Charles. Oh the irony.

Is it politicising the king though  

[jukel123 8,653]

16 minutes ago, kanny said:

Is it politicising the king though  

I agree. Nothing to do with him. Can't understand  why he is there at all. I just hope they give him a stinking pen which leaks.

[sandymere 8,263]

And so the positive aspects of  the  unpicking of the failed brexit deal commence. 

UK access to EU’s £88.6bn science scheme back on the cards

WWW.THELONDONECONOMIC.COM

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The Windsor Framework paves the way for Britain to become an associate member of the EU’s flagship research...

 

[kanny 20,743]

9 minutes ago, sandymere said:

And so the positive aspects of  the  unpicking of the failed brexit deal commence. 

UK access to EU’s £88.6bn science scheme back on the cards

WWW.THELONDONECONOMIC.COM

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The Windsor Framework paves the way for Britain to become an associate member of the EU’s flagship research...

 

 

[FLATTOP 4,545]

1 hour ago, jukel123 said:

Had to laugh. Farage is saying it's a disgrace Van De Lyden, who is unelected, should be meeting King Charles. Oh the irony.

Sunak is unelected as well zero democracy when will this shit show end..

[Borr 6,412]

I imagine the EU have changed their stance somewhat , from punishing us on the world stage , to thwart any other countries leaving, backed by the IMF, Obama, Boe, and 99% of MEPs probably 90% of British MPs, and about 40% of the British public. Lol. To being reasonable, unity because of Putin and the realisation that we can work perfectly well together without us being ruled over by the Germans. I think if this ni deal moves forward then our joint British/euro science projects. Anyway it's all positive progress. Although it does bring disgruntled remainers out....

[jukel123 8,653]

59 minutes ago, kanny said:

 

 

I overheard a conversation on Saturday night which literally made me spit my beer out. It was in a really lowlife pub in which I feel strangely relaxed. Unintended cabaret is brilliant  if you have  a particular sense of humour

Two Glasgow Rangers supporters were being gently baited by a Glasgow Celtic fan. They were all in their late sixties so not much chance of aggro kicking off.

Celtic fan: Call yourself true blues?

Rangers fans: All ma f****n life.I'll die a Rangers fan.

Celtic fan: Are you f**k!

Rangers fans: Aye we f****n are:

Celtic fan. All right then. Would you suck cock for Ulster?

Silence whilst the question was mulled over.

Rangers fans: Aye if it came to it we would.

Celtic fan: prove it, suck this f****n cock then and with that he opened his flies.

Beats watching telly.

 

 

 

 

Edited February 27, 2023 by jukel123

[kanny 20,743]

7 minutes ago, Borr said:

I imagine the EU have changed their stance somewhat , from punishing us on the world stage , to thwart any other countries leaving, backed by the IMF, Obama, Boe, and 99% of MEPs probably 90% of British MPs, and about 40% of the British public. Lol. To being reasonable, unity because of Putin and the realisation that we can work perfectly well together without us being ruled over by the Germans. I think if this ni deal moves forward then our joint British/euro science projects. Anyway it's all positive progress. Although it does bring disgruntled remainers out....

As I said earlier the devil will be in the details...give lawyers chance to pour over it and I'm sure they'll unearth some worries and maybe a polished turd or two,  it looks like sunak has  the backing to push it through regardless but if it's a dudd and goes forward it'll be political suicide,  its still looks like the ECJ  will be have the final word and I can't see that sitting to well with the DUP , I'll see what I think once the spin has settled. 

[sandymere 8,263]