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Schmed said:
Why the fk is the thing taking so damn long is what I want to know. The EU have a vested interest in punishing the UK for leaving , as a message to other member states to stop breaking up their empire, and so we’ll never get a deal worth having and the sooner we’re out the better in my view. WTO rules fine, no deal, great just get moving, we should’ve been negotiating trade agreements the day after the referendum result rather than wasting time trying to play ball negotiating with the EU in a game we’re never going to win.
This one is easy - legally we can't. Until the 29th of March 2019 we are in the EU, we can't speed it up and we can't slow it down.Don't worry, we'll get expelled on time, then it's all the badger to eat that you can trap in your snares.
Dammit said:
This one is easy - legally we can't. Until the 29th of March 2019 we are in the EU, we can't speed it up and we can't slow it down.
Don't worry, we'll get expelled on time, then it's all the badger to eat that you can trap in your snares.
Cant do that, Badgers have rights as well.Don't worry, we'll get expelled on time, then it's all the badger to eat that you can trap in your snares.
Cant we just cull the workshy? When you think about it, it would mean more homes available, more food to go about, less people on the road etc. Thanos knows whats what
Aren't we just going to end up with a Norway style deal in the end?
Maybe with a dispensation to control immigration, agreement to align tariffs etc.
Chequers is just an initial negotiating position, and all the 'squabbling' is just for domestic consumption.
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On the subject of GT3s, the smart money probably moved out long ago. If you bought the car to enjoy then nothing changes, and you may lose a bit/a lot over the next few months. If you don't want that type of loss (for whatever reason) and wish to sell right now then perhaps the best option is to let it go at list through the forum.
Hopefully in a month or so a lot of the uncertainty will have gone. One way or another.
Maybe with a dispensation to control immigration, agreement to align tariffs etc.
Chequers is just an initial negotiating position, and all the 'squabbling' is just for domestic consumption.
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On the subject of GT3s, the smart money probably moved out long ago. If you bought the car to enjoy then nothing changes, and you may lose a bit/a lot over the next few months. If you don't want that type of loss (for whatever reason) and wish to sell right now then perhaps the best option is to let it go at list through the forum.
Hopefully in a month or so a lot of the uncertainty will have gone. One way or another.
lemmingjames said:
Cant do that, Badgers have rights as well.
Cant we just cull the workshy? When you think about it, it would mean more homes available, more food to go about, less people on the road etc. Thanos knows whats what
who would turn up at all the anti Brexit protests then ;-PCant we just cull the workshy? When you think about it, it would mean more homes available, more food to go about, less people on the road etc. Thanos knows whats what
nw942 said:
Aren't we just going to end up with a Norway style deal in the end?
Maybe with a dispensation to control immigration, agreement to align tariffs etc.
Chequers is just an initial negotiating position, and all the 'squabbling' is just for domestic consumption.
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On the subject of GT3s, the smart money probably moved out long ago. If you bought the car to enjoy then nothing changes, and you may lose a bit/a lot over the next few months. If you don't want that type of loss (for whatever reason) and wish to sell right now then perhaps the best option is to let it go at list through the forum.
Hopefully in a month or so a lot of the uncertainty will have gone. One way or another.
Can't have Norway without Freedom of Movement - we could have a Canada style FTA if we could get the DUP to agree to an Irish Sea border.Maybe with a dispensation to control immigration, agreement to align tariffs etc.
Chequers is just an initial negotiating position, and all the 'squabbling' is just for domestic consumption.
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On the subject of GT3s, the smart money probably moved out long ago. If you bought the car to enjoy then nothing changes, and you may lose a bit/a lot over the next few months. If you don't want that type of loss (for whatever reason) and wish to sell right now then perhaps the best option is to let it go at list through the forum.
Hopefully in a month or so a lot of the uncertainty will have gone. One way or another.
Which they'll never agree to - so it's no deal.
Chequers was never viable.
In terms of this being over - this is just the start. We've got Brexit to look forward to for the next ten to fifteen years.
When during that period the car market will be at it's lowest ebb is of course the signal issue.
Dammit said:
This one is easy - legally we can't. Until the 29th of March 2019 we are in the EU, we can't speed it up and we can't slow it down.
Don't worry, we'll get expelled on time, then it's all the badger to eat that you can trap in your snares.
You say that now, but wait, there’ll be some kind of extension next dressed up as a “transition period” or other such delaying tactical bDon't worry, we'll get expelled on time, then it's all the badger to eat that you can trap in your snares.
ks whilst they try to scam in a 2nd referendum. Sneaky duckers.Nope, we can't get a transition unless the DUP vote to put a border in the Irish sea, so it's catastrophe or nothing - if May stays.
I reckon we'll get an autumn GE, then a Corbyn government will take us out of the EU in March next year, the price for which will be Scottish Independence and Irish reunification.
I might apply for a Scottish passport.
I reckon we'll get an autumn GE, then a Corbyn government will take us out of the EU in March next year, the price for which will be Scottish Independence and Irish reunification.
I might apply for a Scottish passport.
..Schmed said:
A Brexit thread? Cool, I thought this was a Porsche forum not NP&E lol.
Why the fk is the thing taking so damn long is what I want to know. The EU have a vested interest in punishing the UK for leaving , as a message to other member states to stop breaking up their empire, and so we’ll never get a deal worth having and the sooner we’re out the better in my view. WTO rules fine, no deal, great just get moving, we should’ve been negotiating trade agreements the day after the referendum result rather than wasting time trying to play ball negotiating with the EU in a game we’re never going to win. All these obstacles, the death rattles of the remoaners just delay the inevitable.
Project fear in full flow still I see, (and I was particularly looking forward to Osbourne’s punishment budget), the remoaner plan seems to be to drag it out for as long as possible and sneak in a 2nd referendum at some point when public opinion allows. Sneaky fkers in my view are the remoaners, and a lot of vested interests there for sure.
EU is a dying Empire, the future is in the East, competition is global. The negative bks I have to read everywhere from remoaners is just nauseating, that ship has sailed. Almost reminds me of the shift away from Nasp to turbo charging. And they just can’t stop whinging about that either lol.
100% agree..Eu is history..its only time..anyone who thinks Europe is the way forward should look at Uk Gdp growth since 1973(when we joined the common market)..The Cac/Versus the Dow over last 20 years...and Eu unemployment compared to Uk and US.That should help people think straight.Why the fk is the thing taking so damn long is what I want to know. The EU have a vested interest in punishing the UK for leaving , as a message to other member states to stop breaking up their empire, and so we’ll never get a deal worth having and the sooner we’re out the better in my view. WTO rules fine, no deal, great just get moving, we should’ve been negotiating trade agreements the day after the referendum result rather than wasting time trying to play ball negotiating with the EU in a game we’re never going to win. All these obstacles, the death rattles of the remoaners just delay the inevitable.
Project fear in full flow still I see, (and I was particularly looking forward to Osbourne’s punishment budget), the remoaner plan seems to be to drag it out for as long as possible and sneak in a 2nd referendum at some point when public opinion allows. Sneaky f
kers in my view are the remoaners, and a lot of vested interests there for sure.EU is a dying Empire, the future is in the East, competition is global. The negative b
ks I have to read everywhere from remoaners is just nauseating, that ship has sailed. Almost reminds me of the shift away from Nasp to turbo charging. And they just can’t stop whinging about that either lol.Schmed said:
Tony1234 made a good point about the EU’s qualified accounts.
Unfortunately it wasn't true: https://fullfact.org/europe/did-auditors-sign-eu-b...Schmed said:
woollyjoe said:
gtsralph said:
woollyjoe said:
Really!
Really?I’m sure after we leave other nations will follow in time and that’s what scares Barnier et all.
Oooh Brexit debate, it's like politics at Christmas with your in-laws!
My opinion? Brexit will be a clusterfupp, not because 'it could only be one' but because our current batch of politicians are selfish morons, they couldn't negotiate a crap in a bucket and half of them actively want to curl one out on the floor.
But what will that do to car prices?
The pound will go sub-euro which will make it cheaper to buy UK cars with overseas money (the Japanese could come on a shopping trip because of instant discounts) But new cars will suddenly cost a lot more, could that cause used car prices rise? There's already been some increases since the Brexit vote gave the pound a jolt. However people need money to buy goods and services and since lots of jobs will go there will be fewer buyers, so...
Lots of if's and but's, just remember to stock up on canned goods before our new Food Minister starts talking about 'The Spirit of the Blitz'
My opinion? Brexit will be a clusterfupp, not because 'it could only be one' but because our current batch of politicians are selfish morons, they couldn't negotiate a crap in a bucket and half of them actively want to curl one out on the floor.
But what will that do to car prices?
The pound will go sub-euro which will make it cheaper to buy UK cars with overseas money (the Japanese could come on a shopping trip because of instant discounts) But new cars will suddenly cost a lot more, could that cause used car prices rise? There's already been some increases since the Brexit vote gave the pound a jolt. However people need money to buy goods and services and since lots of jobs will go there will be fewer buyers, so...
Lots of if's and but's, just remember to stock up on canned goods before our new Food Minister starts talking about 'The Spirit of the Blitz'
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