Europe --- In or Out

[TheGingerQuiff 2412]

Thanks for reminding me. I've got some in the bank

[Christmas Tree 4688]

23 minutes ago, Renton said:

 

The agreement isn't being changed. It's being enforced. Because of Davis's performance on the Marr show and because it's obvious the British government will renege on any promises. Which apparently is fine with you for some bizarre reason.

 

Remind me not to lend you a tenner without an IOU from a signed witness. What a bunch of slippery untrustworthy cunts you Tories are. 

 

It’s a political negogiation and both sides are playing word games to try and keep all parties onside and moving forward.

 

Stop being a snowflake.

[strawb 4181]

BINGO!

[ewerk 30266]

32 minutes ago, Christmas Tree said:

 

It’s a political negogiation and both sides are playing word games to try and keep all parties onside and moving forward.

 

Stop being a snowflake.

 

 David Davis is literally doing the opposite of that. So far he’s managed to piss of the EU, Parliament and both leavers and remainers.

 

Bean to cup, he fucks up. [/Malcom Tucker]

[Christmas Tree 4688]

15 minutes ago, ewerk said:

 

 David Davis is literally doing the opposite of that. So far he’s managed to piss of the EU, Parliament and both leavers and remainers.

 

 

 

And yet he’s got us to round 2 and the govt has so far won 35 out of 36 Brexit votes

 

[ewerk 30266]

And lost pretty much every battle with the EU.

[Renton 21300]

1 hour ago, Christmas Tree said:

 

And yet he’s got us to round 2 and the govt has so far won 35 out of 36 Brexit votes

 

 

Fucking hell this is the yard stick of your success? Jesus titty Christ, you are such a Mackem. 

[Christmas Tree 4688]

Let’s face it, most of you are left leaning remainers. Your not going to find anything positive in this whole process

 

The bottom line is May (a remainer), is doing a fairly decent job of moving Brexit along whilst mostly containing the extremes of remain and leave MP’s and the DUP. She is probably on course to deliver a much better Brexit than would have been achieved under another Tory PM and definitely a Corbyn lead government.

 

I dread to think what state some of you will be in when the really unpleasant negotiations start.

[ewerk 30266]

Yeah, but you’re a leaver whose entire reason for voting out is based on a fantasy.

Edited December 16, 2017 by ewerk

[Haydnator 45]

Brexit and it's referendum was just a gamble of the country's future by Cameron to settle a pathetic argument in his mental party.

[Gemmill 44383]

Someone should pull together a compendium of CT's "the bottom line is..." post. We could self publish on Amazon under the title How to be Wrong about Everything. 

[Alex 34845]

The bottom line is sagging somewhere to the south of his elastic denim waistband 

[ewerk 30266]

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Mr Johnson said if the UK ended up being forced to mirror EU laws "we would have gone from being a member state to a vassal state".

 

He said the UK needed "something new and ambitious, which allows zero tariffs and frictionless trade" but maintains the freedom to "decide our own regulatory framework and own laws", he said.

 

CT being a mong is one thing but I really hope that the foreign secretary isn’t stupid enough to believe that the above is something that can actually be achieved.

Edited December 17, 2017 by ewerk

[Renton 21300]

This podcast is a decent summary on how broken our parliament is when it comes to Brexit. Basically we have:

The Brexiteers (the swivel eyed EU haters such as JRM and possibly Gove and BJ).

The Tory leavers (more moderate and pragmatic Tories committed to A50)

The mutineers (Grieve, Doubt, Morgan et al)

The mainstream Labour party

Lexiters from the Labour party (confused cunts like Skinner)

The SNP

The Scottish conservatives (Ruth davisons mob, could be pivotal)

The liberal democrats 

The Ulster unionists (Ireland's only real representation)

 

Complicated, to say the least. 

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09gzjn8

[Dr Gloom 21812]

4 hours ago, Alex said:

The bottom line is sagging somewhere to the south of his elastic denim waistband 

 

32” waistband 

[ewerk 30266]

 

 

 

C'mon, Tubs. If others can admit that they were wrong then so can you.

[TheGingerQuiff 2412]

That data appears to have been compiled by experts unfortunately 

[ewerk 30266]

Wow.

 

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/5156079/brits-post-brexit-overtime-boom-eu-limits/

[Rayvin 5176]

I don't know a lot about this particular one, but I had to sign a waiver at work saying that I didn't care about the 48 hours thing. Assuming that wasn't just some kind of sham that work wanted me to do, there has never been anything stopping any company from actually getting what they want anyway.

 

Also, obviously, working longer hours is what families want. Not better pay.

[ewerk 30266]

Employees have always had the freedom to opt out of it, I'm not sure whether employers can force you to do so.

 

But the right wing media's portrayal of removal of workers' rights as a victory for freedom is a worrying indicator of what may be to come.

[TheGingerQuiff 2412]

 Overtime BONANZA

[TheGingerQuiff 2412]

They should remove the rights to a lunch break so that we can earn EVEN MORE. 

[Gemmill 44383]

I like that it's "costing the average working family £1,200 per year". I mean who wouldn't work 7 days a week given the chance instead of this europuff 48 hours shit.

 

Where's your bulldog spirit?! 

[Park Life 71]

The not leaving architecture is slowly but surely falling into place.

[Renton 21300]

1 hour ago, ewerk said:

Wow.

 

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/5156079/brits-post-brexit-overtime-boom-eu-limits/

 

Ahh, so this is how we are going to make up for the work lost from the deported Europeans. We're all going to work longer hours. Some freedom.

 

I work 40 hours a week which feels like an eternity. More than 48 hours? Fuck that.