Brexit. - Page 23

andy · 10-Dec-2017, 20:50

Don't get me started on Corbyn!

[n00b]Zippy · 10-Dec-2017, 20:56

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Originally Posted by andy

Don't get me started on Corbyn!

G'wan!

Orange · 10-Dec-2017, 21:37

Starmer's good, or at least forensic, but there's no sense that he represents the party.

Inertiaman · 10-Dec-2017, 22:15

Like that's a prerequisite in 2017 anywhere!

Orange · 10-Dec-2017, 22:32

It’s just a staggering political failure all round. Every crisis feel like a new nadir, but fucking hell...

Lungboy · 10-Dec-2017, 23:03

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Originally Posted by andy

I'm not defending the Tories but Labour are far more all over the place on this:

John McDonnell: we must leave the single market to respect the referendum result

Tom Watson: we should stay in the single market and customs union permanently

Jon Ashworth, Jenny Chapman: we have to leave the single market

Diane Abbott: we should keep freedom of movement

Jeremy Corbyn, Keir Starmer: freedom of movement ends with Brexit

Barry Gardiner: staying in the customs union would be a disaster

Corbyn: whipped vote against single market and customs union membership

Starmer: we should stay in the single market and customs union (which means keeping free movement). Now it's "easy movement"

At least they are giving an opinion rather than platitudes like Brexit means Brexit. Someone (Hammond I think) admitted the other day that the cabinet still hasn't sat down and decided what they want from the trade deals and all the other bits to come. What the actual fuck?

andy · 10-Dec-2017, 23:39

Platitudes like jobs first Brexit? Let's not pretend Labour has any more of a clue what to do than the Tories

Goody · 10-Dec-2017, 23:49

They dont need too , its all for the best regardless of what happens isnt it?

Lungboy · 11-Dec-2017, 00:14

But Labour aren't the ones in power, the ones supposed to know what the fuck they are doing.

Orange · 11-Dec-2017, 09:03

They’re all supposed to know what they’re doing, and the opposition is supposed to be holding the government to account on Brexit, which despite Starmer’s best efforts, they’re not.

Lungboy · 11-Dec-2017, 14:29

Davis has gone from "not legally binding" yesterday to "more than legally binding" today. Good stuff.

Inertiaman · 11-Dec-2017, 14:33

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Mr Davis said he had been taken out of context when he appeared to tell the BBC's Andrew Marr that guarantees designed to avoid a hard border on the island of Ireland were a "statement of intent". "What I actually said yesterday in terms was, we want to protect the peace process, want to protect Ireland from the impact of Brexit for them," he said.

We keep misunderstanding these things. I wish we weren't all so dense and could fully understand and appreciate their hard work. I mean, he didn't say that at all as far as I could tell but I obviously missed something.

Orange · 11-Dec-2017, 14:33

While McDonnell says we won’t be part of the single market, but could be part of a single market. We’re all fucked.

Lungboy · 11-Dec-2017, 14:38

Ah, but there's a difference (is there?) between a single market and the single market.

Orange · 11-Dec-2017, 14:55

Wishful thinking is the difference I suspect.

Inertiaman · 12-Dec-2017, 11:13

https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_reports/RR2200.html

What do these cowards know.

Lungboy · 12-Dec-2017, 11:18

I'm not sure i want to be taking financial advice from the Iron Fist's company, thankyouverymuch.

Goody · 12-Dec-2017, 13:11

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...ys-verhofstadt

Played.

Lungboy · 12-Dec-2017, 13:32

GG WP DD.

leady · 12-Dec-2017, 13:46

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Originally Posted by Goody

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...ys-verhofstadt

Played.

He just stated the obvious really, that the trade outcomes have to warrant the £40bn

Inertiaman · 12-Dec-2017, 13:53

The trade outcomes that DD himself said they can't share a running commentary on until after the separation bill is settled because they haven't started arranging them yet and specifically won't until that bill is settled?

Lungboy · 12-Dec-2017, 14:30

No, the other ones.

Orange · 12-Dec-2017, 14:36

The German automakers will be along to save us any minute now, just you wait.

Scrobbs · 12-Dec-2017, 15:36

A few of those plates are starting to slow down.

Goody · 12-Dec-2017, 15:43

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Originally Posted by leady

He just stated the obvious really, that the trade outcomes have to warrant the £40bn

If i see a kid with learning difficulties on the street it might be stating the obvious to say "That kids retarded" but its probably not a smart idea.

leady · 12-Dec-2017, 17:54

They are both playing their crowds to be fair, one needs to show that he's treating the UK as his gimp, the other that the gimp still has a bit of fight left

Beef~ · 12-Dec-2017, 19:09

Why didn't he consider just saying nothing? If in doubt shut the fuck up.

leady · 12-Dec-2017, 21:08

I like to think hes under orders to lay smoke to May's decisiveness, because I like to think there is a strategy underpinning the discussions

or hes a just one of those people that can't keep it shut when someone else is gloating

Scrobbs · 12-Dec-2017, 22:54

Or he likes the sound of his own voice.

Fulmineus · 13-Dec-2017, 02:50

https://hansard.parliament.uk/common...DealReferendum if anyone's interested

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Lungboy Roboplegic Wrongcock Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 15,795	Ah, but there's a difference (is there?) between a single market and the single market. __________________ Please use my link for ordering Giffgaff simcards!

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andy aka milk! Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: London Posts: 5,280	Don't get me started on Corbyn!

10-Dec-2017, 21:37	#663
Orange please find me real friends Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 12,346	Starmer's good, or at least forensic, but there's no sense that he represents the party.

10-Dec-2017, 22:32	#665
Orange please find me real friends Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 12,346	It’s just a staggering political failure all round. Every crisis feel like a new nadir, but fucking hell...

10-Dec-2017, 23:39	#667
andy aka milk! Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: London Posts: 5,280	Platitudes like jobs first Brexit? Let's not pretend Labour has any more of a clue what to do than the Tories

10-Dec-2017, 23:49	#668
Goody my other forum is full Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 8,045	They dont need too , its all for the best regardless of what happens isnt it?

11-Dec-2017, 09:03	#670
Orange please find me real friends Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 12,346	They’re all supposed to know what they’re doing, and the opposition is supposed to be holding the government to account on Brexit, which despite Starmer’s best efforts, they’re not.

11-Dec-2017, 14:33	#673
Orange please find me real friends Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 12,346	While McDonnell says we won’t be part of the single market, but could be part of a single market. We’re all fucked.

11-Dec-2017, 14:55	#675
Orange please find me real friends Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 12,346	Wishful thinking is the difference I suspect.

12-Dec-2017, 13:11	#678
Goody my other forum is full Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 8,045	https://www.theguardian.com/politics...ys-verhofstadt Played.

12-Dec-2017, 14:30	#682
Lungboy Roboplegic Wrongcock Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 15,795	No, the other ones. __________________ Please use my link for ordering Giffgaff simcards!

12-Dec-2017, 14:36	#683
Orange please find me real friends Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 12,346	The German automakers will be along to save us any minute now, just you wait.

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Scrobbs Sunnyvale Supervisor Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: In the pipe, five by five. Posts: 16,583	A few of those plates are starting to slow down. __________________ http://bit.ly/debatethebill

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leady click here to reset post count Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 5,533	They are both playing their crowds to be fair, one needs to show that he's treating the UK as his gimp, the other that the gimp still has a bit of fight left

12-Dec-2017, 19:09	#687
Beef~ res ipsa loquitur Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: on the left Posts: 4,823	Why didn't he consider just saying nothing? If in doubt shut the fuck up.

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leady click here to reset post count Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 5,533	I like to think hes under orders to lay smoke to May's decisiveness, because I like to think there is a strategy underpinning the discussions or hes a just one of those people that can't keep it shut when someone else is gloating

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Scrobbs Sunnyvale Supervisor Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: In the pipe, five by five. Posts: 16,583	Or he likes the sound of his own voice. __________________ http://bit.ly/debatethebill

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