- Location
- Limousin, France
"Legal purism" = following the rules both sides previously agreed in a binding treaty.
So Frosty and Boris knew "water is wet " and didn't give a sh!t!
Government 'knew NI Protocol was bad deal' - BBC News
Lord Barwell is "pretty sure it's not true" that the government underestimated the protocol's impact.www.bbc.co.uk
It was the UK government who removed your ability to send your pork pie. When we were in the EU you could have sent your mate as many pork pies as you wanted.The EU lost my vote when I found I couldn't send a Pork Pie to my Irish mate - as if tis is going to undermine the EU Single Market - all true dicks.
It was the UK government who removed your ability to send your pork pie. When we were in the EU you could have sent your mate as many pork pies as you wanted.
yea but it was Brois who sold NI down the river. even May didn't want to do that. but Brois want to do it as fast as possible so betrayed NI and signed a bad deal just so he could say "look at me what a great man i am" and all the brois fan girls/boys wet their knickers and say yes you are. all the EU is doing is the very same thing we doing about the Australia deal , make sure food of a lower standard doesn't enter their marketIrrelevant reply. sidesteps the real point. We are not in EU. But Northern Ireland my mate is British. This was annexation - and should be called as such. Hope Billy tells Ursus Minor to sling it. My Pork Pie is going to Derry to be eaten - not into the pure EU where they wouldn't recognise a good Pork Pie if it him in face.
yea but it was Brois who sold NI down the river. even May didn't want to do that. but Brois want to do it as fast as possible so betrayed NI and signed a bad deal just so he could say "look at me what a great man i am" and all the brois fan girls/boys wet their knickers and say yes you are. all the EU is doing is the very same thing we doing about the Australia deal , make sure food of a lower standard doesn't enter their market
I note the EU is considering proposals to limit ROI access to the single market if things deteriorate.
can't see that ever happing as it would break one off the EU precious rulesI note the EU is considering proposals to limit ROI access to the single market if things deteriorate.
EU diplomats float emergency Brexit plan to restrict Ireland’s single market access – POLITICO
It was in theory against their rules to bail out the ROI at the time of financial crisis.can't see that ever happing as it would break one off the EU precious rules
how was it, i don't think there anything in the rules about a country getting a loan (which the RoI pay back in full early)It was in theory against their rules to bail out the ROI at the time of financial crisis.
The Maastricht Treaty contains juridical language which appears to rule out intra-EU bailouts. First, the "no bail-out" clause (Article 125 TFEU) ensures that the responsibility for repaying public debt remains national and prevents risk premiums caused by unsound fiscal policies from spilling over to partner countries.how was it, i don't think there anything in the rules about a country getting a loan (which the RoI pay back in full early)
It could possibly be more to do with internal EU politics than UK-EU Issues as wellcan't see that ever happing as it would break one off the EU precious rules