Brexit discussion thread V - No Pic/GIF dumps please

TheRiverman

Just watched her live on BBC News,picture and sound completely out of sync.An omen perhaps ?

charlie14

Harry Palmr wrote: »

Here we go, May sez cabinet agrees to the agreement. So the line has been drawn in the sand and various nay sayers will need to put up or shut up.

As somebody said here a few days ago, lines of sand are not noted for their defensive capabilities.

Water John

Ministers haven't exited yet. We don't know if the Cabinet agreement is majority.

devnull

TheRiverman wrote: »

Just watched her live on BBC News,picture and sound completely out of sync.An omen perhaps ?

Wasn't out of sync on Sky.

Be interesting to see what the DUP say now.

bilston

Didn't she say the words "the collective decision of the cabinet" as opposed to the "unanimous decision of cabinet"

It could be an eventful 24 hours.

devnull

Water John wrote: »

Devnull you told us 20 mins ago that the Cabinet had baulked.

Some of the cabinet had, apparently it wasn't unanimous, the fact it went on for so long is testament to that as well.

It seems despite opposition from some members of the cabinet there was enough of a majority to push it through.

gimli2112

TheRiverman wrote: »

Just watched her live on BBC News,picture and sound completely out of sync.An omen perhaps ?

Saw that. Don't think we can blame her for that. I'm not a fan but fair play to her getting it to this point,

An Ciarraioch

When can we expect publication?

gunny123

ancapailldorcha wrote: »

If it ever happens, it'll be down to the Brexiteers as much as anyone else.

Or trump getting annoyed, rightly, about american tax payers paying for the USA to protect europe. While being unable, due to the eu rules, to sell its goods and services in the eu, without being screwed with taxes.

Itssoeasy

An Ciarraioch wrote: »

When can we expect publication?

Tomorrow I'd say although it's only 7:30pm on a wet Wednesday night.

listermint

gunny123 wrote: »

Or trump getting annoyed, rightly, about american tax payers paying for the USA to protect europe. While being unable, due to the eu rules, to sell its goods and services in the eu, without being screwed with taxes.

Yeah that's trump. Worrying about America again...

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Anthracite

gunny123 wrote: »

They said the same about the eu army, now look.

I'm looking for the EU army and I don't see it.

gunny123

listermint wrote: »

Yeah that's trump. Worrying about America again...

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Sorry, but i don't understand your comment.

charlie14

gunny123 wrote: »

Or trump getting annoyed, rightly, about american tax payers paying for the USA to protect europe. While being unable, due to the eu rules, to sell its goods and services in the eu, without being screwed with taxes.

If it asn`t for those unfair taxes U.S. wine would be outselling French wine in France :rolleyes:

gunny123

Anthracite wrote: »

I'm looking for the EU army and I don't see it.

Don't worry about seeing it, shortly we will all be paying for it.

Kermit.de.frog

She's some woman to be fair. Most would have lost their minds by now.

boggerman1

Sammy Wilson on Ch4 now.he's hopping mad.great to see the duper loopers being thrown under a bus and leading a united Ireland closer than they ever thought possible

Nody

Itssoeasy wrote: »

The DUP will be going ****ing mental.

Going? They were before this all started and this will simply bring them back to their comfort zone of the victim card and ebil Irish (and you can be sure Varadakar etc. will be blamed for this).

gunny123 wrote: »

Or trump getting annoyed, rightly, about american tax payers paying for the USA to protect europe. While being unable, due to the eu rules, to sell its goods and services in the eu, without being screwed with taxes.

Yea; all those EU armies are sure armed up with only EU made weapons; no F35s or other American weapons in there at all for sure; oh wait... The EU army will actually be a positive thing because not only will it pivot away from having to buy subpar weapons at insane prices but it will help speed up European manufacturers and specialists that provide spin off products for civilian market that benefits EU. And honestly with seeing someone like Trump in charge of part of your supplies you'd be stupid not to look at gearing up with another supplier instead.

charlie14

Anthracite wrote: »

I'm looking for the EU army and I don't see it.

Good camouflage perhaps ?

devnull

Barnier statement at 8.00pm
Theresa May Meeting with Arlene at 8.30pm

DOCARCH

Will be interesting to see what Michael Gove has to say.

If he walks, then WA is very likely to go quickly down the tubes. If he stays/supports TM, then WA may survive (....for a bit at least).

RobMc59

Anthracite wrote: »

I'm looking for the EU army and I don't see it.

If it ever happens,I wonder if the UK would be involved?

RobMc59

charlie14 wrote: »

Good camouflage perhaps ?

Stealth mode.

devnull

Mark Francois, deputy lead of the ERG reckons there was a row in the cabinet meeting.

Basically has said that the you know what is going to hit the fan when it goes to a vote in the house.

Talking about up to 80 Tories will vote against it so the plan is doomed.

SNP now also want Scotland to have the same kind of status as NI in the deal.

Water John

Looks like the text will be out later this evening for anyone who wants nighttime reading.

Kermit.de.frog

Text should be out tonight after Barnier speaks...

charlie14

devnull wrote: »

Mark Francois, deputy lead of the ERG reckons there was a row in the cabinet meeting.

Basically has said that the you know what is going to hit the fan when it goes to a vote in the house.

Talking about up to 80 Tories will vote against it so the plan is doomed.

I would take anything that anyone from the ERG says with a large dose of salt. That said, still cannot see it getting through HoC.

Mr.Wemmick

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

She's some woman to be fair. Most would have lost their minds by now.

Agreed.

To think she pick up the dog's dinner of a mess arrogant Cameron left behind and then worked tirelessly to deliver the undeliverable.

I am no Tory fan, but hat's off to her..

ancapailldorcha

charlie14 wrote: »

That said, still cannot see it getting through HoC.

Nor can I. It doesn't satisfy anyone.

Hard Brexiteers of all stripes, including Jeremy Corbyn will oppose it as it will constitute vassal status.

Remainers such as myself are still hoping the fell project will be binned, ideally by a People's Vote though that seems unlikely.

FrancieBrady

https://twitter.com/faisalislam/status/1062794205637066752