No Deal Brexit

[Northeastfarmer]

Just call the whole thing off.Then we can all get back to normal.

Well that would be a complete waste of billions and democracy

 

[Henarar]

perhaps the next time we have an election all the sitting pm's should just get back in after all it don't matter if they get the most votes or not just carry on as before as that is for the best

 

[jendan]

Well that would be a complete waste of billions and democracy

Wasted billions and got no where.Even if Mays deal had gone through,that was just the start of it,the deal to get to the start of the real future deal.

 

[Still Farming]

Just call the whole thing off.Then we can all get back to normal.

Not going to happen !

 

[firther]

Get behind The Country and Support Parliament and get The UK out of The EU with a good deal .

That's easier said that done, people want to know how instead of listening to them all acting like school kids. After all there playing with everyone's future and livlihoods here, MPs will still have there big wages what ever the outcome

 

[jendan]

Not going to happen !

We shall see.If not its just walking away.And thats not automatically going onto WTO trading rules either.Even that has to be negotiated.We will find that other countries in the WTO dont particularly like us much either,and it is no walk in the park.It is all full of countries that "want their cake and eat it",worse than negotiating with the EU x 10.

 

[Still Farming]

We shall see.If not its just walking away.And thats not automatically going onto WTO trading rules either.Even that has to be negotiated.We will find that other countries in the WTO dont particularly like us much either,and it is no walk in the park.It is all full of countries that "want their cake and eat it",worse than negotiating with the EU x 10.

If the EU won't negotiate, leave them to it.
Leave is leave and keep the 39 billion easy.

 

[Hilly]

Bring it on.It would be interesting to see who would be doing the rioting.

Not very nice wishing that situation.

 

[jendan]

Not very nice wishing that situation.

Because it wont happen.We as a country are too stoic.

 

[tepapa]

I Think Jeremy wants his arsed kicked. He won't talk to may unless ''no deal" is off the table yet there is more chance of a deal if they all discussed what would pass for a deal. He's helping get a no deal that he doesn't want.

 

[Hilly]

I Think Jeremy wants his arsed kicked. He won't talk to may unless ''no deal" is off the table yet there is more chance of a deal if they all discussed what would pass for a deal. He's helping get a no deal that he doesn't want.

They should be working together now for the greater good of the uk but they just want to knock spots off one another , shame on the lot of them.

 

[tepapa]

They should be working together now for the greater good of the uk but they just want to knock spots off one another , shame on the lot of them.

We could do with an election after this is all sorted so we can sack all these useless MPs that have their own agendas and are trying to run the show and not implement the will of the People.

 

[Northeastfarmer]

 

[brigadoon]

I Think Jeremy wants his arsed kicked. He won't talk to may unless ''no deal" is off the table yet there is more chance of a deal if they all discussed what would pass for a deal. He's helping get a no deal that he doesn't want.

He is just doing the same as he did during the referendum campaign and refusing to engage

 

[matthew]

He is just doing the same as he did during the referendum campaign and refusing to engage

Does he have any thoughts if he did engage? I saw a clip of him last night cooing over ?Chavez in Venezuela and wanting emulate his policies. Hallelujah.
However he seems able to engage with Diane Abbot.

 

[Hilly]

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10210669734178369

 

[digger64]

[QUOdon't tepapa, post: 5884142, member: 14120"]I Think Jeremy wants his arsed kicked. He won't talk to may unless ''no deal" is off the table yet there is more chance of a deal if they all discussed what would pass for a deal. He's helping get a no deal that he doesn't want.[/QUOTE]
You dont get it , he does want 'no deal ' personally but he can't publicly admit it or he would loose his parties backing hence not wanting to take up the invitation to discuss it , he wants them to get there on their own ,then pick up the baton blame free but take the glory if it works out ok

 

[Hilly]

[QUOdon't tepapa, post: 5884142, member: 14120"]I Think Jeremy wants his arsed kicked. He won't talk to may unless ''no deal" is off the table yet there is more chance of a deal if they all discussed what would pass for a deal. He's helping get a no deal that he doesn't want.

You dont get it , he does want 'no deal ' personally but he can't publicly admit it or he would loose his parties backing hence not wanting to take up the invitation to discuss it , he wants them to get there on their own ,then pick up the baton blame free but take the glory if it works out ok[/QUOTE]
Maybe they all want no deal but also want to be able to say we didnt want no deal , no one will ever know what they want truthfully apart from a noose.

 

[farmerm]

Get behind The Country and Support Parliament and get The UK out of The EU with a good deal .

That is an oxymoron. A good deal would require free trade but free trade can only be possible inside the EU. Corbyn is a fantasist to believe it is possible to be in a customs union with the EU whilst truly leaving it. It is not possible to be in one customs union whilst having sovereign powers to do bi-lateral trade deals with third party countries.

 

[farmerm]

It would cause a riot.

If we fall out on March 29th by default then remainders will riot, if we don’t leave then leavers will riot. Fkd either way