How do we think EU negotiations will go? (Vol 14)
Discussion
Tuna said:
Gotta say, I'm loving the frothing today - some people are way too emotionally invested in the outcome.
And as an aside, does anyone else think that photoshop of Farage above make him look like Warwick Davis?
Do you think such a suggestion is in any way Tenable?And as an aside, does anyone else think that photoshop of Farage above make him look like Warwick Davis?
Yes, it does (look like WD)
don'tbesilly said:
Tuna said:
Gotta say, I'm loving the frothing today - some people are way too emotionally invested in the outcome.
And as an aside, does anyone else think that photoshop of Farage above make him look like Warwick Davis?
Do you think such a suggestion is in any way Tenable?And as an aside, does anyone else think that photoshop of Farage above make him look like Warwick Davis?
Yes, it does (look like WD)
Agree the increase in the level of utter b-s frothing is rather amusing. As always predicted it would get worse as got nearer to the date.
Tuna said:
Gotta say, I'm loving the frothing today - some people are way too emotionally invested in the outcome.
And as an aside, does anyone else think that photoshop of Farage above make him look like Warwick Davis?
wasn't he in the Time Bandits? great film btw if people haven't seen it......And as an aside, does anyone else think that photoshop of Farage above make him look like Warwick Davis?
Edited to add - Just checked and no he wasn't but it's still a great film
Edited by B'stard Child on Wednesday 14th October 23:10
Tuna said:
Gotta say, I'm loving the frothing today - some people are way too emotionally invested in the outcome.
We only got to wait two and a half months for this fiasco of 'negotiations' to finally end.After four years of watching all the hand wringing i think we can wait that long
Tuna said:
Gotta say, I'm loving the frothing today - some people are way too emotionally invested in the outcome.
Hehe, that's probably why you've posted 1.226 messages in this part of the forum alone.Because you're not "emotionally invested".
The people who really aren't emotionally invested is the rest of Europe. Nobody cares, the news is all Covid related.
Currently I even wonder why the EU even negotiates with those high maintenance folks at the other side of the North Sea.
Edited by DeltonaS on Thursday 15th October 00:30
jjones said:
DeltonaS said:
Currently I even wonder why the EU even negotiates with those high maintenance folks at the other end of the North Sea.
Maybe because it is the 6th largest economy? Or maybe because they like the colour of Boris's hair?Trade will continue, plus we're already experiencing an economic shock bigger than Brexit would ever generate.
So negotiate later, who cares about a couple of lorry's at Calais. It's better than those food stamps at Dover.
Edited by DeltonaS on Thursday 15th October 01:09
FiF said:
My immediate reaction was Farage is irrelevant so why've they now brought Warwick Davis into it.
Agree the increase in the level of utter b-s frothing is rather amusing. As always predicted it would get worse as got nearer to the date.
Because they think everyone else is stupid and they are morally superior. Posting in here suggests the total opposite.Agree the increase in the level of utter b-s frothing is rather amusing. As always predicted it would get worse as got nearer to the date.
At best he was a protest vote, and arguably once the EC went for the cash grab; our membership days were numbered. Only the Silly Billys think he's still relevent.
For our shortbus members, and those posting Warwick Davis images, no one has been duped by his return to Financial Services. And judged on his advert,would expect him to fall fail of the regulators very quickly. Its difficult to get duped by something that hasn't happened or likely will.
Anyhoo, he's a distraction sweet FA to do with the negotiations (something our living in the past members prove with abandon).
For those actually looking at the negotiations, the leaks and documents from both sides suggest both are more invested in Not Losing Face first than an actual deal.
Market sentiment (Goldmans, FTSE250 etc), still says some form of deal will be done.
DeltonaS said:
jjones said:
DeltonaS said:
Currently I even wonder why the EU even negotiates with those high maintenance folks at the other end of the North Sea.
Maybe because it is the 6th largest economy? Or maybe because they like the colour of Boris's hair?Trade will continue, plus we're already experiencing an economic shock bigger than Brexit would ever generate.
So negotiate later, who cares about a couple of lorry's at Calais. It's better than those food stamps at Dover.
Edited by DeltonaS on Thursday 15th October 01:09
I guess you must be French as a Dutchman wouldn't come out with the Merde you spew...
have a nice day
powerstroke said:
You lot would never have the guts to leave the EU it's that simple , hey maybe you wouldn't even have been born if We the Americans and the commonwealth hadn't stepped up to the plate
I guess you must be French as a Dutchman wouldn't come out with the Merde you spew...
have a nice day
You come across as a racist dhead.I guess you must be French as a Dutchman wouldn't come out with the Merde you spew...
have a nice day
Keep up:
This evening the Prime Minister spoke with Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission and Charles Michel, President of the European Council.
The leaders discussed the latest state of play of the negotiations on our future relationship with the EU, ahead of the October European Council.
The Prime Minister noted the desirability of a deal, but expressed his disappointment that more progress had not been made over the past two weeks.
The Prime Minister said that he looked forward to hearing the outcome of the European Council and would reflect before setting out the UK’s next steps in the light of his statement of 7 September.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/readout-of-pm-p...
This evening the Prime Minister spoke with Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission and Charles Michel, President of the European Council.
The leaders discussed the latest state of play of the negotiations on our future relationship with the EU, ahead of the October European Council.
The Prime Minister noted the desirability of a deal, but expressed his disappointment that more progress had not been made over the past two weeks.
The Prime Minister said that he looked forward to hearing the outcome of the European Council and would reflect before setting out the UK’s next steps in the light of his statement of 7 September.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/readout-of-pm-p...
tobinen said:
I don't have a very good feeling about today. I hope I am wrong but I see Team UK folding.
I'd be quite surprised if anything happens today. The Council will meet. They'll make some statement about needing this that and the other. We'll say we have to consider our options...Tomorrow we might get some more clarity, but it's just as likely to be an schedule to discuss a little bit more.
I may be wrong, but I don't believe we'll see either an agreement, or an exit today.
DeltonaS said:
Hehe, that's probably why you've posted 1.226 messages in this part of the forum alone.
Because you're not "emotionally invested".
The people who really aren't emotionally invested is the rest of Europe. Nobody cares, the news is all Covid related.
Currently I even wonder why the EU even negotiates with those high maintenance folks at the other side of the North Sea.
I'm fascinated by the politics. The outcome of these negotiations will directly affect me and my family. I'm interested... but I didn't ask for this.Because you're not "emotionally invested".
The people who really aren't emotionally invested is the rest of Europe. Nobody cares, the news is all Covid related.
Currently I even wonder why the EU even negotiates with those high maintenance folks at the other side of the North Sea.
However, I'm not the one coming onto a foreign forum to regularly tell them that they don't matter to me, and that I don't care.
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