Who's Afraid Of A No-Deal Brexit?

[czechmate]

Been reading through these Brexit threads and find it quite amusing that the majority of posters are non-uk residents,doesnt seem to be very many uk tff members commenting leading me to believe that most have accepted what will be will be and just want to move forward,for the record i voted remain but i am happy to go along with the majority.
I think the bigger worry is the break up of the UK which unfortunately is looking inevitable now,how do you get a deal sorted between Scotland and the rest of the UK,i think it will make brexit look like a walk in the park!

I find it quite amusing that there are still folk on here that think when you move, you loose all care and interest in friend and family left behind.
Mind, life must be a doddle for those that don’t give a sh!t about others

 

[le bon paysan]

I find it quite amusing that there are still folk on here that think when you move, you loose all care and interest in friend and family left behind.
Mind, life must be a doddle for those that don’t give a sh!t about others

And of course taxation with no representation

 

[Mek]

I find it quite amusing that there are still folk on here that think when you move, you loose all care and interest in friend and family left behind.
Mind, life must be a doddle for those that don’t give a sh!t about others

Almost as amusing that some people think that if you work or move abroad you cease to be British and take on the nationality of the country you have moved to. Makes you wonder how they think the armed forces cope when on an overseas posting.

 

[Martin Holden]

Been reading through these Brexit threads and find it quite amusing that the majority of posters are non-uk residents,doesnt seem to be very many uk tff members commenting leading me to believe that most have accepted what will be will be and just want to move forward,for the record i voted remain but i am happy to go along with the majority.
I think the bigger worry is the break up of the UK which unfortunately is looking inevitable now,how do you get a deal sorted between Scotland and the rest of the UK,i think it will make brexit look like a walk in the park!

Good post. I have been thinking the same for sometime. The hours of posting that “the regulars” have done makes no difference in the scheme of things. I too voted remain but a majority all be it tiny votes otherwise. I agree the break up of the UK is much more serious. Devolution was a BIG error IMHO

 

[Henarar]

Good post. I have been thinking the same for sometime. The hours of posting that “the regulars” have done makes no difference in the scheme of things. I too voted remain but a majority all be it tiny votes otherwise. I agree the break up of the UK is much more serious. Devolution was a BIG error IMHO

yep that is just another lot feathering

 

[Pasty]

Good post. I have been thinking the same for sometime. The hours of posting that “the regulars” have done makes no difference in the scheme of things. I too voted remain but a majority all be it tiny votes otherwise. I agree the break up of the UK is much more serious. Devolution was a BIG error IMHO

Why so? Apparently clothes, baby food, ladies sanitary products etc. are not an 'essential item' in Wales at the moment. Why should these absolute retards not be in control of a once great country?

 

[Martin Holden]

yep that is just another lot feathering

No idea what you mean! I’m not a remoaner by the way

 

[Courier]

Key Brexit Software Won’t Be Ready on Time, Developers Warn

Vital software needed to keep goods flowing after Brexit won’t be ready in time because the U.K. government has not given developers the information they need, according to a trade group.

www.bloomberg.com

 

[bobk]

Key Brexit Software Won’t Be Ready on Time, Developers Warn

Vital software needed to keep goods flowing after Brexit won’t be ready in time because the U.K. government has not given developers the information they need, according to a trade group.

www.bloomberg.com

Fake news .

 

[Ashtree]

Key Brexit Software Won’t Be Ready on Time, Developers Warn

Vital software needed to keep goods flowing after Brexit won’t be ready in time because the U.K. government has not given developers the information they need, according to a trade group.

www.bloomberg.com

Fudge business. Eh!!

 

[Muck Spreader]

Fake news .

How do you reckon that is fake?

 

[bobk]

How do you reckon that is fake?

T'other halfs' company seem to have everything sorted

 

[Muck Spreader]

Been reading through these Brexit threads and find it quite amusing that the majority of posters are non-uk residents,doesnt seem to be very many uk tff members commenting leading me to believe that most have accepted what will be will be and just want to move forward,for the record i voted remain but i am happy to go along with the majority.
I think the bigger worry is the break up of the UK which unfortunately is looking inevitable now,how do you get a deal sorted between Scotland and the rest of the UK,i think it will make brexit look like a walk in the park!

Probably because Brexit affects the expat community more than most people, at the moment anyway.

 

[Henarar]

No idea what you mean! I’m not a remoaner by the way

feathering of their own nests

 

[Muck Spreader]

T'other halfs' company seem to have everything sorted

Do I understand this to mean, my wife/partners business is fully compliant will all the as yet incomplete rules, regulations and unwritten software to continue exporting or maybe importing from the EU?

 

[bobk]

Do I understand this to mean, my wife/partners business is fully compliant will all the as yet incomplete rules, regulations and unwritten software to continue exporting or maybe importing from the EU?

Yes , although tbf most is exported to outside EU , some imports are from EU . that could change if they play silly buggers

 

[caveman]

4 1/2 years.
4 1/2 fekkin years.
f**k business

 

[Martin Holden]

feathering of their own nests

Ok, with you now

 

[M-J-G]

Good post. I have been thinking the same for sometime. The hours of posting that “the regulars” have done makes no difference in the scheme of things. I too voted remain but a majority all be it tiny votes otherwise. I agree the break up of the UK is much more serious. Devolution was a BIG error IMHO

The bunch of clowns that we currently have running the UK can't even organise Brexit, and considering that was Johnstons baby, how would they organise something they don't want like the breaking up of the UK.

 

[Ashtree]

It should have been , but we're dealing with a bunch of canutes .

I'd walk , fudge em

@bobk Before the referendum you had very, very strong pro EU opinions.
These days, you have the opposite.
What brought about the change?