Will Britain ever just piss off and get on with Brexit? -mod warning in OP (21/12)

easypazz · 02-01-2020 07:03PM

Eric Cartman wrote: »

thats a bit disingenuous , over 60 miles of old border have been replaced , this was always going to be done before new parts of the wall was built. Funding is secure for between 400-500 miles of wall and thats in progress, so 1/4 of the total border is locked in for construction.

Corbyn pushing for an extension to the WA timeframe again : https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7845529/Labour-pushes-Brexit-delay-amendment-Boris-Johnsons-EU-Bill.html

I was responding to somebody who said 100s of miles of extensions have been built, which is not true.

How much money have Mexico contributed towards building extension?

How much new wall will be built at the end of Trumps 4 years?

Boredstiff666 · 02-01-2020 07:04PM

easypazz wrote: »

I was responding to somebody who said 100s of miles odf extensions have been built, which is nit true.

How much money have Mexico contributed towards building extension?

How much new wall will be built at the end of Trumps 4 years?

But in the west of Ireland who really f**kin cares?

J Mysterio · 02-01-2020 07:05PM

J Mysterio · 02-01-2020 07:07PM

Boredstiff666 wrote: »

But in the west of Ireland who really f**kin cares?

People who are interested in the world and its betterment. People who care about more than themselves and their immediate environment.

This is a globalised world we live in. What happens in the US has a knock on effect on Europe and Ireland.

easypazz · 02-01-2020 07:31PM

J Mysterio wrote: »

Firstly its a fence, not a wall, secondly its a replacement of an existing section, its not a new section.

Boredstiff666 · 02-01-2020 07:35PM

J Mysterio wrote: »

People who are interested in the world and its betterment. People who care about more than themselves and their immediate environment.

This is a globalised world we live in. What happens in the US has a knock on effect on Europe and Ireland.

Well all for building a wall. Stop all them sweaty Dubs dropping their litter out of their cars around here.

So if the US has a knock on effect in Ireland when do we have an Irish Trump and who is he? I might just vote for him.

easypazz · 02-01-2020 07:53PM

Boredstiff666 wrote: »

Well all for building a wall. Stop all them sweaty Dubs dropping their litter out of their cars around here.

So if the US has a knock on effect in Ireland when do we have an Irish Trump and who is he? I might just vote for him.

Id say Paul Murphy TD is your best bet at the moment.

Boredstiff666 · 02-01-2020 08:01PM

easypazz wrote: »

Id say Paul Murphy TD is your best bet at the moment.

I had a look.....nah i lived under extreme socialism long ago. The same kind Corbin wanted to impose.

Never ever again.

Guy:Incognito · 02-01-2020 08:21PM

Kidchameleon wrote: »

Probably because we dont beleive the narritive spun by the SJW media, we inform ourselves from independent, unbiased sources... And I say that as no big fan of Trump. I dont dislike him though, he is a great president. His lack of movement on the Assange issue turned me against him

Unbiased sources being ones that general agree with all your views? Thats not unbiased.

BTW, look no further than his own twitter account to get a view of what a ****tard he is. No one is twisting his words, its direct from the horses mouth. He's like some ramped up version of a cartoon parody of him that would have been put out in the years before he was elected.

A president for the people in idiocracy. Hes not a good president. the **** he does and says , any other one would be hammered for. Hes good at appealing to peoples inner idiot /racist or a few other things. "he says what we're thinking" - thats because youre a racist cletus.But yeah, just blame "the liberals" for being against him. Mostly cos he tells you too.

Johnson and his fake bumbling idiot persona is as bad and more idiots lap it up. Hes like a little mechanical dog yapping and doing flips while gob****es stand there clapping and shouting. He's all "um , er, yeah, " and not answering any question while people think hes great. A literal manifestation of the elite all the average people claim to hate but are somehow convinced is one of them but they are so caught up in the bull**** spin they'd buy dog**** sold as steak.

cryptocurrency · 02-01-2020 08:37PM

Boredstiff666 wrote: »

I had a look.....nah i lived under extreme socialism long ago. The same kind Corbin wanted to impose.

Never ever again.

The EU are consolidating their power before extreme socialism. They will dictate what you can say, eat and travel too under the guise if wokeness

Boredstiff666 · 02-01-2020 08:39PM

Guy:Incognito wrote: »

Unbiased sources being ones that general agree with all your views? Thats not unbiased.

BTW, look no further than his own twitter account to get a view of what a ****tard he is. No one is twisting his words, its direct from the horses mouth. He's like some ramped up version of a cartoon parody of him that would have been put out in the years before he was elected.

A president for the people in idiocracy. Hes not a good president. the **** he does and says , any other one would be hammered for. Hes good at appealing to peoples inner idiot /racist or a few other things. "he says what we're thinking" - thats because youre a racist cletus.But yeah, just blame "the liberals" for being against him. Mostly cos he tells you too.

Johnson and his fake bumbling idiot persona is as bad and more idiots lap it up. Hes like a little mechanical dog yapping and doing flips while gob****es stand there clapping and shouting. He's all "um , er, yeah, " and not answering any question while people think hes great. A literal manifestation of the elite all the average people claim to hate but are somehow convinced is one of them but they are so caught up in the bull**** spin they'd buy dog**** sold as steak.

Ok we get it. Anybody that doesnt agree with you is an idiot racist mechanical dog etc.

I believe that people should be free to think and believe whatever they want. I dont think people should be attacked for thinking different than me even if they are wrong:)

That's the difference. But then those who do attack others for their beliefs and thoughts are the racists and bigots.

Which one are you?

woohoo!!! · 02-01-2020 08:44PM

Kidchameleon wrote: »

I watched the BBC clip. The full context changes nothing. Barnier is using Ireland as a pawn. He refers to our country in such a disrespectful manner. He is a disgrace. Himself and his ilk do not care about Ireland, they should have no power over us.

I cited that clip because it shows Barnier is not such a saint as some people in here like to think and my point still stands.

Of course he's not a saint. He's an experienced negotiator employed by and whose loyalty lies with the EU. He is doing his job. It would help if the UK could spell out what they want, beyond unicorns. And bottom line, he recommends, does not decide. That's the PMs of the countries. Who have singularly failed to throw Ireland under the bus.

Boredstiff666 · 02-01-2020 08:45PM

cryptocurrency wrote: »

The EU are consolidating their power before extreme socialism. They will dictate what you can say, eat and travel too under the guise if wokeness

They couldn't do it before and they wont do it in the future and before they murdered and tortured the ones who rejected them but they still couldn't break the people permanently.

Guy:Incognito · 02-01-2020 08:45PM

Boredstiff666 wrote: »

Ok we get it. Anybody that doesnt agree with you is an idiot racist mechanical dog etc.

I believe that people should be free to think and believe whatever they want. I dont think people should be attacked for thinking different than me even if they are wrong:)

That's the difference. But then those who do attack others for their beliefs and thoughts are the racists and bigots.

Which one are you?

No, not anyone, just the ones that say stupid or racist things.

If the very same tweets he sent out came from Barack Obamas' account, the same people with their tongues up trumps hole would pile on to him. Its crass stupidity from a

I actually thought the idea of him as president was funny in the run up, but **** me that wore off quickly. There isnt an ounce of anything statesmanlike about him.

Hes empowering racists, whether you want to see it or not.
If a black power group caused mayem at rallies and Obama had apportioned any blame to the people they attacked or said anything along the lines of there being good people on both sides , hed be rightly attacked over it.

People are free to say and think what they like and consequently I'm free to point out what idiots they are.

Boredstiff666 · 02-01-2020 08:49PM

Guy:Incognito wrote: »

No, not anyone, just the ones that say stupid or racist things.

If the very same tweets he sent out came from Barack Obamas' account, the same people with their tongues up trumps hole would pile on to him. Its crass stupidity from a

I actually thought the idea of him as president was funny in the run up, but **** me that wore off quickly. There isnt an ounce of anything statesmanlike about him.

Hes empowering racists, whether you want to see it or not.
If a black power group caused mayem at rallies and Obama had apportioned any blame to the people they attacked or said anything along the lines of there being good people on both sides , hed be rightly attacked over it.

People are free to say and think what they like and consequently I'm free to point out what idiots they are.

Hold on there. As I said I dont follow this but.

Wan't Obama responsible for forced repatriations of illegals?

Isnt the Left Antifa going around attacking and killing people?

Regards Statemanship......Most world leaders could fail that test including out own President.

Beasty · 02-01-2020 08:53PM

This thread is not about Obama, Antifa or Michael D Higgins - back on the topic of Brexit please

SaintLeibowitz · 02-01-2020 08:53PM

cryptocurrency wrote: »

The EU are consolidating their power before extreme socialism. They will dictate what you can say, eat and travel too under the guise if wokeness

This is hilarious. Move, get out of Europe if that's how you feel.

cryptocurrency · 02-01-2020 08:55PM

Boredstiff666 wrote: »

They couldn't do it before and they wont do it in the future and before they murdered and tortured the ones who rejected them but they still couldn't break the people permanently.

I agree, and brexit is part of that resistance. I notice Leo is even telling people to go meat free while running a agri economy. This who Vegan, Environmental Scientology is just a new way to keep the masses in their box. They are creating a world where kids are scared for life and scared the world is gonna end along with telling us to not have kids to save the planet. History will judge the brainwashing pushed out by the EU very badly.

fly_agaric · 02-01-2020 08:56PM

Kidchameleon wrote: »

we dont beleive the narritive spun by the SJW media, we inform ourselves from independent, unbiased sources...

Very noble.
Hate to be the annoying guy banging on about old posts, but I'm somewhat interested in what you know about the source of the doctored Michel Barnier video you posted several pages back?
Your judgement of its "independence" & "lack of bias" relative to the <shudder>...BBC?

Guy:Incognito · 02-01-2020 08:57PM

cryptocurrency wrote: »

I agree, and brexit is part of that resistance. I notice Leo is even telling people to go meat free while running a agri economy. .

It's almost like politics isnt a simple black and white issue where you just decide that one day the whole country should about face and change something fundamental overnight.................

Anyway, he said cut down did he not? Not like you to misrepresent things that are said.

Has the EU ever had a positive affect on Ireland in your opinion?

First Up · 02-01-2020 08:58PM

Boredstiff666 wrote:

The single market is great if you are in it but restrictive as well. For instance you cant go and source goods cheaper if you are in it.

This illustrates your complete lack of understanding of how the Single Market works.

Boredstiff666 wrote:

I believe that people should be free to think and believe whatever they want. I dont think people should be attacked for thinking different than me even if they are wrong

But you want to be free to think and believe something even if it is totally wrong and anyone who points out your mistakes is "attacking you for thinking differently"?

Boredstiff666 · 02-01-2020 09:00PM

First Up wrote: »

This illustrates your complete lack of understanding of how the Single Market works.

But you want to be free to think and believe something even if it is totally wrong and anyone who points out your mistakes is "attacking you for thinking differently"?

No I dont and nobody has convinced me I am wrong. All I see is lots of anti comments.

Who has attacked me? I havent said that.

cryptocurrency · 02-01-2020 09:09PM

Guy:Incognito wrote: »

It's almost like politics isnt a simple black and white issue where you just decide that one day the whole country should about face and change something fundamental overnight.................

Anyway, he said cut down did he not? Not like you to misrepresent things that are said.

Has the EU ever had a positive affect on Ireland in your opinion?

Of course the EU has, but you don't have to be such a cuck around them. Make hay while the sunshine and be mindful that it will run it's course and by then make sure that you don't have isolated our closest neighbour and natural ally to show we were the class swot when the ship was sinking.

FG out and FF in, rebuild.

cryptocurrency · 02-01-2020 09:11PM

First Up wrote: »

This illustrates your complete lack of understanding of how the Single Market works.

But you want to be free to think and believe something even if it is totally wrong and anyone who points out your mistakes is "attacking you for thinking differently"?

Sure, Comrade, Single Market is ace, nothing else comes close, ever...ask all the med countries how the four pillars is working out for them

Guy:Incognito · 02-01-2020 09:13PM

cryptocurrency wrote: »

Of course the EU has, but you don't have to be such a cuck around them. Make hay while the sunshine and be mindful that it will run it's course and by then make sure that you don't have isolated our closest neighbour and natural ally to show we were the class swot when the ship was sinking.

FG out and FF in, rebuild.

So be a cuck for our closest neighbour with whom the relationship has been nothing but roses forever?

The world isnt a 6 week boat trip away anymore............

cryptocurrency · 02-01-2020 09:16PM

Guy:Incognito wrote: »

So be a cuck for our closest neighbour with whom the relationship has been nothing but roses forever?

The world isnt a 6 week boat trip away anymore............

It isn't...and the UK knows that. The real trade is outside the EU now...own it.

First Up · 02-01-2020 09:18PM

Boredstiff666 wrote:

No I dont and nobody has convinced me I am wrong. All I see is lots of anti comments.

OK; one step at a time;

There are no restrictions on members of the Single Market on where they buy. If you want evidence, 50% of what the UK buys comes from outside the Single Market. Do you accept that you were completely wrong on this?

Irishmale0399 · 02-01-2020 09:19PM

cryptocurrency wrote: »

It isn't...and the UK knows that. The real trade is outside the EU now...own it.

What do the UK have to trade with?? They produce SweetFA...

Guy:Incognito · 02-01-2020 09:20PM

cryptocurrency wrote: »

It isn't...and the UK knows that. The real trade is outside the EU now...own it.

Youd think theyd just walk away with no deal 3 and a half years ago so. Or at any stage since............

What can we gain from cutting ties with the EU to trade with the UK much closer ? What makes the UK such a powerhouse over the much bigger EU?

Boredstiff666 · 02-01-2020 09:26PM

First Up wrote: »

OK; one step at a time;

There are no restrictions on members of the Single Market on where they buy. If you want evidence, 50% of what the UK buys comes from outside the Single Market. Do you accept that you were completely wrong on this?

It's besides the point. I never said they couldnt. What I actually said was that ever since Brexit they have been saying 'they can without the restrictions of the EU'.

What the actual rules are I have no idea or care even less.

But on that point what ever the rules the the UK can not be forced in anyway to buy stuff of any EU country after Brexit.........unless there is some agreement made.

How does this affect Ireland? Well ask the people who sell to the UK.

I did also say that if a business closes down in a town the whole town is affected. Well after Brexit this could happen on a large scale possibly.

I dont make the rules.

As I keep saying just wait and see.

Most peoples responses is the usual Brexit fools etc. say what you like as bad as you like it aint gonna make any difference to anybody.

Will Britain ever just piss off and get on with Brexit? -mod warning in OP (21/12)

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