How do we think EU negotiations will go? (Vol 13)
Discussion
Earthdweller said:
https://www.businessinsider.com/sadiq-khan-asks-br...
Words fail me .... he’s a f
king Mayor, not very good one at that
Perhaps his time should be spent trying to sort out his city’s problems yet here he is grandstanding with the EU begging for Londoners to be given “Associate membership” of the EU
Some people just don’t get it they really don’t
Why do you care if some brits are allowed to keep EU citizenship?Words fail me .... he’s a f
king Mayor, not very good one at that Perhaps his time should be spent trying to sort out his city’s problems yet here he is grandstanding with the EU begging for Londoners to be given “Associate membership” of the EU
Some people just don’t get it they really don’t
PS most know the answer!
DeepEnd said:
Earthdweller said:
https://www.businessinsider.com/sadiq-khan-asks-br...
Words fail me .... he’s a fking Mayor, not very good one at that
Perhaps his time should be spent trying to sort out his city’s problems yet here he is grandstanding with the EU begging for Londoners to be given “Associate membership” of the EU
Some people just don’t get it they really don’t
Why do you care if some brits are allowed to keep EU citizenship?Words fail me .... he’s a f
king Mayor, not very good one at that Perhaps his time should be spent trying to sort out his city’s problems yet here he is grandstanding with the EU begging for Londoners to be given “Associate membership” of the EU
Some people just don’t get it they really don’t
PS most know the answer!
anonymous said:
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Ha ha! Ok to ask for cake and eat it for the rest of the negotiation but this area really triggers some. We know why.I read the Frost speech - just as here he scornfully questions the treasury trade impact figures but declines to come up with his own to back up his “belief” that he knows better. Another “what I reckon” brexiter it seems.
DeepEnd said:
Ha ha! Ok to ask for cake and eat it for the rest of the negotiation but this area really triggers some. We know why.
I read the Frost speech - just as here he scornfully questions the treasury trade impact figures but declines to come up with his own to back up his “belief” that he knows better. Another “what I reckon” brexiter it seems.
That's not what he says, is it?I read the Frost speech - just as here he scornfully questions the treasury trade impact figures but declines to come up with his own to back up his “belief” that he knows better. Another “what I reckon” brexiter it seems.
His price for selling things that no nation has willing given to another is merely higher than yours.
What "cake" are we asking for?
Sway said:
DeepEnd said:
Ha ha! Ok to ask for cake and eat it for the rest of the negotiation but this area really triggers some. We know why.
I read the Frost speech - just as here he scornfully questions the treasury trade impact figures but declines to come up with his own to back up his “belief” that he knows better. Another “what I reckon” brexiter it seems.
That's not what he says, is it?I read the Frost speech - just as here he scornfully questions the treasury trade impact figures but declines to come up with his own to back up his “belief” that he knows better. Another “what I reckon” brexiter it seems.
His price for selling things that no nation has willing given to another is merely higher than yours.
What "cake" are we asking for?
Sway said:
DeepEnd said:
Ha ha! Ok to ask for cake and eat it for the rest of the negotiation but this area really triggers some. We know why.
I read the Frost speech - just as here he scornfully questions the treasury trade impact figures but declines to come up with his own to back up his “belief” that he knows better. Another “what I reckon” brexiter it seems.
That's not what he says, is it?I read the Frost speech - just as here he scornfully questions the treasury trade impact figures but declines to come up with his own to back up his “belief” that he knows better. Another “what I reckon” brexiter it seems.
His price for selling things that no nation has willing given to another is merely higher than yours.
What "cake" are we asking for?
The sunlight uplands might take a bit longer to appear on the horizon though
amusingduck said:
citizensm1th said:
Easyist deal ever was one slice I remember the likes of gove promising us.
Your memory is absolutely shocking 
It's not as though the Fox quote hasn't been dissected, stuck back together, and re-dissected on here umpteen times
te cake I want it. Part of brexit is the ability to hold our politicians to account.
amusingduck said:
citizensm1th said:
Easyist deal ever was one slice I remember the likes of gove promising us.
Your memory is absolutely shocking It's not as though the Fox quote hasn't been dissected, stuck back together, and re-dissected on here umpteen times
t.This is such a grim branch to hang on to.
citizensm1th said:
amusingduck said:
citizensm1th said:
Easyist deal ever was one slice I remember the likes of gove promising us.
Your memory is absolutely shocking It's not as though the Fox quote hasn't been dissected, stuck back together, and re-dissected on here umpteen times
te cake I want it. Part of brexit is the ability to hold our politicians to account.
Liam Fox said:
If you think about it, y'know, the free trade agreement we'll have to come to with the EU should be one of the easiest in human history - we're already beginning with zero tarriffs, and we're already beginning at the point of maximum regulatory equivalence - as it's called - in other words, our rules and laws are exactly the same. And the only reason that we wouldn't come to a free and open agreement is because politics gets in the way of economics
Which part do you disagree with? citizensm1th said:
Sway said:
DeepEnd said:
Ha ha! Ok to ask for cake and eat it for the rest of the negotiation but this area really triggers some. We know why.
I read the Frost speech - just as here he scornfully questions the treasury trade impact figures but declines to come up with his own to back up his “belief” that he knows better. Another “what I reckon” brexiter it seems.
That's not what he says, is it?I read the Frost speech - just as here he scornfully questions the treasury trade impact figures but declines to come up with his own to back up his “belief” that he knows better. Another “what I reckon” brexiter it seems.
His price for selling things that no nation has willing given to another is merely higher than yours.
What "cake" are we asking for?
The sunlight uplands might take a bit longer to appear on the horizon though
We've recognised the EU position, smh so aren't asking for any of that. Merely a FTA.
amusingduck said:
Liam Fox said:
If you think about it, y'know, the free trade agreement we'll have to come to with the EU should be one of the easiest in human history - we're already beginning with zero tarriffs, and we're already beginning at the point of maximum regulatory equivalence - as it's called - in other words, our rules and laws are exactly the same. And the only reason that we wouldn't come to a free and open agreement is because politics gets in the way of economics
Which part do you disagree with? Perhaps Fox didn't understand the purpose of brexit?
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