Astute
Well-Known Member
We all know that you think he is totally innocent. Even innocent of the tax dodge between Luxembourg and the companies that pay minimum tax to them instead of where they make their money.
We all know that you think he is totally innocent. Even innocent of the tax dodge between Luxembourg and the companies that pay minimum tax to them instead of where they make their money.Oh come on, it's all JUNKers fault.
Hold on - do you even disagree with the ROI government who said this arrangement should be special case?
You and your mate really are beneath contempt aren't you?
We all know that you think he is totally innocent. Even innocent of the tax dodge between Luxembourg and the companies that pay minimum tax to them instead of where they make their money.
The greatest threat to the EU lies in Italy, a country on the edgeHahahaha!! If you went round the EU with that I think it would seal the fate of no deal.
So why keep trying to say nothing is his fault?I've already said that it should be looked in to.
Hold on - do you even disagree with the ROI government who said this arrangement should be special case?
You and your mate really are beneath contempt aren't you?
So why keep trying to say nothing is his fault?
So you was part of the we didn't know what we were voting for then?
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PUBLISHED: 15:45 14 June 2017 | UPDATED: 15:45 14 June 2017
Since then the rest of Europe has seen the fiasco of Brexit and opinions have changed. Your article was pre Brexit.
You wouldn't would you, we've seen your opinions on the Brits before pal. You've got about as much to do with Brexit as Bob Geldof !!To me it feels like 5 years since the vote, not months
Sadly for Astute not everyone in EU shares his Britishcentric viewpoint.
You wouldn't would you, we've seen your opinions on the Brits before pal. You've got about as much to do with Brexit as Bob Geldof !!
The greatest threat to the EU lies in Italy, a country on the edge
Back in January, Italy’s deputy foreign minister Mario Giro warned that the UK was entering into an economic ‘cold war’ with the European Union. More recently, Italy’s deputy finance minister Enrico Morando played down fears that Brexit would have disastrous consequences. The problem is, Brexit and any stumble in the UK’s economic fortunes will put pressure on the Italian economy.
When the UK leaves the EU, Italy faces the prospect not just of increased contributions to the EU budget, but potential barriers to the UK market, upon which it is reliant for exports. Already the UK is experiencing sluggish wage growth and increased costs of living. Along with the weakness of the pound, Brexit-shaped pressures will impact upon Italian businesses.
If anything, Italy’s precarious position provides good reasons to hope that the EU will push for a sensible Brexit deal that preserves the frictionless trading between the UK and countries like Italy. Brexit may not be the EU’s greatest problem, but indirectly Britain’s desire to leave the EU puts pressure on the real problem facing the European project.
How can you try to bullshit when the proof is right in front of us all?PUBLISHED: 15:45 14 June 2017 | UPDATED: 15:45 14 June 2017
Since then the rest of Europe has seen the fiasco of Brexit and opinions have changed. Your article was pre Brexit.
So that is your view.Do you think Britain's disorganised and somewhat chaotic approach thus far will provide for a sensible Brexit?
So an unbiased view on a bad deal for us is a bad deal for others can't bring a proper response.To me it feels like 5 years since the vote, not months
Sadly for Astute not everyone in EU shares his Britishcentric viewpoint.
The Irish government has always been massively opposed to Brexit and the damage it'll cause. You are unable to accept responsibility and expect others to bend over an fix the situation without compromising.
I'm sure the Irish government love the idea of cheap hormone injected beef and other inferior goods crossing the border without checks.
How can you try to bullshit when the proof is right in front of us all?
And the date is?as is obvious if you look at the date above.
They've said they want an open border - do clearly that's not an issue to them.
And the date is?
As I and others have been saying a bad deal for us is a bad deal for others.Oh yes. I'll eat my hat.
They said the would be in favour of a sea border with the UK. So they would have customs control at their ports - also in NI ports.
As I and others have been saying a bad deal for us is a bad deal for others.
It is down to how much the EU wants everyone to suffer. Do they want to risk their project on making it difficult for us?
Wouldn't be surprised either way.
How does it work between Sweden and Norway?
How does it work between Sweden and Norway?
As I and others have been saying a bad deal for us is a bad deal for others.
It is down to how much the EU wants everyone to suffer. Do they want to risk their project on making it difficult for us?
Wouldn't be surprised either way.
How does it work between Sweden and Norway?
Again
TripAdvisor:
Switzerland is a member of the Schengen Area (an area consisting of most countries on the European continent, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland. It does not include the UK or Ireland) and no passport checks are done on people crossing borders within the Schengen area.
So why can't the agreement be extended to uk and Ireland as part of our agreement regarding trading arrangements with the EU? Sick boy says the Irish wouldn't want some contaminated meat (unless it's eggs or horse meat from the EU) but the swedes aren't bothered are they?
started reading some stuff by this fella including his blog and there's some truly worrying stuff and it backs up my theory that we are more entwined in the mechanisms of the EU than most people realised, certainly more than I realised, (I'm sure the usual suspects will dismiss what he's written):
As a British EU negotiator, I can tell you that Brexit is going to be far worse than anyone could have guessed
Convinces me that the rush to leave by the March 19 deadline is suicidal and we should take as long as needed to make sure we have solutions to some of the issues he's hi-lighted.
Nobody who voted leave, or remain for that matter, went through these issues before placing a cross on a ballot paper. They voted blind and mostly with very little thought to the big immediate problems, let alone the "surprises" which keep cropping up. Did the Chatham postal worker consider certifying airport saftey workers or what Euratom does? No. But, he is chomping at the bit to leave. He probably hates the drunkard Juncker and Merkel's Fourth Reich in Brussels, but that is the total of his knowledge gained through skimmimg through the gutter press on his coffee break and listening to Farage and BoJo on the Tele.
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