More Wonderful things happening after the referendum and A50

[Cannydc]

This sounds like a real bargain...

£45,000,000 for a look at the Bayeux Tapestry.

Sign us up for that one please Treeza.

Oh.......you already have.

Brexit

[Stooo]

This sounds like a real bargain...

£45,000,000 for a look at the Bayeux Tapestry.

Sign us up for that one please Treeza.

Oh.......you already have.

Brexit

It would have been less if the Pound was not devalued, we pay in Euros.

[Cannydc]

This sounds like a real bargain...

£45,000,000 for a look at the Bayeux Tapestry.

Sign us up for that one please Treeza.

Oh.......you already have.

Brexit

It would have been less if the Pound was not devalued, we pay in Euros.

Also, I believe that the Sale must end on Monday !

[Cannydc]

France would look “with kindness” on Britain making a decision to halt Brexit, Emmanuel Macron has said, ahead of his summit with Theresa May.

The French President became the latest in a string of key EU figures to make clear Britain could still choose to step back from a decision widely seen as economically ruinous on the continent.

“If tomorrow, or the day after, the United Kingdom decided to change its mind, it’s clear that we would look at this with kindness,” said a key aide, speaking on behalf of the French head of state.

Ah bon. Question - Article Quarante-Neuf, c'est possible, oui ?

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/po ... 65901.html

[Cannydc]

Former education secretary Justine Greening has warned that young people will undo Brexit if the government strikes a deal against their interests, as MPs voted the EU withdrawal bill through to its next stage in the Lords.

Greening said leaving the EU would only be sustainable if it worked for young people, suggesting they could mobilise in future against a hard Brexit.

She made her first intervention from the backbenches as MPs debated the final House of Commons stage of the crucial legislation, which will transpose EU law into UK law after Brexit.

They can.

They will.

The young people I know, mostly 18 - 25, simply cannot understand the idiocy of isolating ourselves.

And, to be honest, I can't explain it either. If Brexit happens, I give it 5 - 10 years, and a mainstream political WILL be in power with a mandate to return.

[Snookerballs]

This sounds like a real bargain...

£45,000,000 for a look at the Bayeux Tapestry.

Sign us up for that one please Treeza.

Oh.......you already have.

Brexit

When the Bayeux Tapestry comes over here, we should hold onto it and tell the EU they can have it back on our Brexit Terms,
it would save years of negotiating.

[Cannydc]

This sounds like a real bargain...

£45,000,000 for a look at the Bayeux Tapestry.

Sign us up for that one please Treeza.

Oh.......you already have.

Brexit

When the Bayeux Tapestry comes over here, we should hold onto it and tell the EU they can have it back on our Brexit Terms,
it would save years of negotiating.

Should work.... over to you BoJo....

[Cannydc]

At a joint Press conference with Theresa May, the French President spoke warmly about relations between Britain and France, saying they were ‘making a new tapestry together’.

But he adopted a tough line on Brexit, suggesting the UK will be offered only a limited trade deal unless it agrees to be bound by the rules of the single market – which Mrs May has already ruled out.

He said Britain could ‘be my guest’ if it wanted to retain full access to the single market, but warned it would come with onerous conditions. ‘I am here neither to punish or to reward,’ he said. ‘I want to make sure that the single market is preserved because that is very much the heart of the European Union.'

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/bl ... itics-live

[Stooo]

Bolton's out, he lost a no confidence vote.

Leavers voted with a clown party and got a circus. No surprise...

[megaera]

It's embroidery

[Stooo]

Ireland to have more significant role in Europe post-Brexit

Ireland will take on a more significant role in Europe if Brexit proceeds as planned, the chief executive and president of the US Chamber of Commerce has said.

“Ireland has been a very attractive location for US investment. It’s a gateway to Europe,” said Thomas Donohue speaking in PwC at an American Chamber of Commerce Ireland event.

Mr Donohue added that the US invests more money in the Republic than in “lots of other bigger, more central, locations”, noting that in 2016, Ireland attracted 12 per cent of US foreign direct investment despite accounting for just 1 per cent of the European economy.

Commenting on Brexit, Mr Donohue suggested that Ireland would be “right in the middle of the EU” after the UK leaves the economic bloc. “We’re going to look to Ireland as our partner for information, strategy and intelligence. We’re going to look to Ireland at the same time as our economic partner to expand our co-operative activity,” he added.

First in line

[megaera]

Bolton's out, he lost a no confidence vote.

Leavers voted with a clown party and got a circus. No surprise...

They want to overturn the result of a democratic vote?!?!

[Stooo]

Bolton's out, he lost a no confidence vote.

Leavers voted with a clown party and got a circus. No surprise...

They want to overturn the result of a democratic vote?!?!

I doubt if 50% could find their own arse...

[Guest]

Bolton's out, he lost a no confidence vote.

Leavers voted with a clown party and got a circus. No surprise...

They want to overturn the result of a democratic vote?!?!

I doubt if 50% could find their own arse...

They could if they listened to where the sound of their own voices were coming from.

[McAz]

Bolton's out, he lost a no confidence vote.

Leavers voted with a clown party and got a circus. No surprise...

They want to overturn the result of a democratic vote?!?!

I doubt if 50% could find their own arse...

They could if they listened to where the sound of their own voices were coming from.

Wouldn't work. My dog looks around utterly bemused whenever he farts and still cant figure it out - and he's way brighter than a UKIP member.