Rayvin

Well, the word prioritised was taken from the Guardian, but I'm struggling to see how anyone can come to a different conclusion. Care to spell out how that statement doesn't effectively mean that stopping freedom of movement is more important than trade? Given that Freedom of Movement 'Cannot continue' and trade and services will get 'the best deal possible'. Pretty clear to me.

It's not what it says unless you believe that the EU is going to allow us to remain in the single market without freedom of movement. So, unless there is EU reform. Or am I missing something?

Put simply, we are out. Not even Norway style out, we're out like Zimbabwe is out. This has been a disaster beyond all reckoning...

Q: Would you stay in the single market? May says she wants to get the best deal for trade in goods and services. But free movement of labour cannot continue. The Brexit vote was very clear on that, she says.

Hasn't May literally just said that stopping freedom of movement will be prioritised over staying in the single market? She's going full blown brexit man.

My god, the level to which I despise the Tories has reached heights totally unforeseen to me up until today. They should be voted into oblivion for this utter fucking chaos.

Just put an offer in on a house myself, which was accepted... first time, kind of unsure about the whole process. Expecting to be gazumped.

that is actually pretty pathetic

Happy Birthday mate

Agree with that. Looking forward to winning some games at the very least. Then we hit the PL without fear next year.

All closet metrosexuals

One thing's for certain, CT has fucking loved this referendum.

Haha I'll have to look for that next time (for someone else). I go a few times a year, mostly cos its just a good laugh.

Other than that goal, and that initial scoring spree, his sum contribution was that he was offside.

The highlight was dream on by aerosmith. Never before has that song been murdered so hard.

On a different note, I am fucking hammered. Karaoke man... it's fucking lethal.

I'm starting to feel this way too... This is a good argument though. Ultimately we should be angry at Neo-Liberalism rather than each other, I suppose.

It's a culture war more than a religious one IMO. Either way, we don't help ourselves in how we handle the middle east.

But I thought that the West was in no way responsible for rise of Islamism, and that saying anything to the contrary made you a terrorist sympathiser?

Is Sissoko having a good tournament or something?

WNTWATFBP means basically the same thing as WPWATBRK, right?

Agreed, that'd be a far better word for the current state of affairs.

Democracy, if this is its result, doesn't work.

Why on earth is this utter chaos being allowed to happen. The damage is still reversible but looks like it's going to be unfathomable if we stay the course. Obviously the best scenario is for Europe to save our asses by offering some kind of negotiation on free movement, but they aren't going to do that. The more likely option would be for the government, as a collective, across all parties, to come forward and just say 'this is fucking mental and we can't and won't do it'.

I always thought it was about encirclement of Russia, looking at where US military bases now are. Could be wrong though. It actually could just be a fucking vanity project, depressingly.