October 31st predictions - Deal or no deal?

[LordRaven]

All that dinosaur shit?

Are you saying you can remember what it smells like then????????????????????????????????????????????????????

Ask McAz, he'll know

[Jobless Oddball]

Ask McAz, he'll know

You're confusing dinosaur shit with bullshit when it comes to McSnide!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Stooo]

It just might turn out that way with fires burning everywhere, lighting up city skylines as eerie backdrops for mobs running amok with legal explosives.

I hope not, but I can't see anything good happening - unless we have a definitive and rapid change come our way for the better.

The only people rioting will be liberal lefties, due to them having failed to get their own way. The same twats who have spent the last 3 years protesting against the democratic vote. It stands to reason that they will also protest (as in possible rioting) when the deed is officially done.

You won't see regular folk rioting due to Brexit having 'fucked them up' overnight. Because the day after Brexit will be the same as the day before Brexit, with no discernible difference to anyone's life (apart from the news coverage of liberal lefties rioting)

So yeah, public unrest is a strong possibly, but it will involve the very people who are now warning us that public unrest will occur.

Catch 22 for imbeciles.

What about those trying to get medication for loved ones. Will they sit back and light a pipe while their daughter goes into anaphylactic shock after a sting content in the knowledge that all in all it's been worth it?

Any society is three square meals away from anarchy, and that includes the regular folk.

[McAz]

All that dinosaur shit?

Are you saying you can remember what it smells like then????????????????????????????????????????????????????

Ask McAz, he'll know

From memory, not unlike Subway on a hot day.

[Rolluplostinspace]

Donald Trump warns no free trade deal if Britain taxes tech giants


Donald Trump’s administration has warned Britain will not get a free trade deal with the US unless the government reconsiders taxes on US tech giants. US officials have demanded that an incoming tax on global businesses generating at least £500 million a year is scrapped due to the impact it will have on US companies. The digital services tax, announced in the October 2018 budget by former chancellor Phillip Hammond, will target tech giants such as Amazon, Google, Facebook and Twitter when it comes into force next April. The tax will be written into law in this year’s Autumn budget and will add a 2% tax on profits made by specific types of digital business. It explicitly targets search engines, social media platforms and online marketplaces as the government says current internation......
https://metro.co.uk/2019/08/03/donald-t ... _bq7-A7TxE

[Ray of Sunshine]

The EU have said no renegotiation so it's over, No Deal.

Their lack of flexibility has proved their undoing.

All they had to do was offer a few concessions to Cameron and Brexit would never have happened.

That proved that the EU could not be reformed from within and nothing they've done since has done anything to disprove that.

[Rolluplostinspace]

Massive devaluing of the pound and the dollar just around the corner.

[Ray of Sunshine]

Massive devaluing of the pound and the dollar just around the corner.

Would that be good or bad?

China just devalued their currency, was that good for them or bad?

With all these currencies being devalued is that good for the EU if the Euro is not devalued?

[Avon Barksdale]

The EU have said no renegotiation so it's over, No Deal.

Their lack of flexibility has proved their undoing.

All they had to do was offer a few concessions to Cameron and Brexit would never have happened.

That proved that the EU could not be reformed from within and nothing they've done since has done anything to disprove that.

Yes, I think you are right (although they couldn't be flexible to any great degree as it would erode the political union aspects of the EU.)

I'm prepared (I have been for a considerable amount of time) so Brexit will come and go for me.

[xtras1]

I predict lots of vampires , zombies & maybe some witches about that night

[McAz]

The EU have said no renegotiation so it's over, No Deal.

Their lack of flexibility has proved their undoing.

All they had to do was offer a few concessions to Cameron and Brexit would never have happened.

That proved that the EU could not be reformed from within and nothing they've done since has done anything to disprove that.

"They" are 27 states with the same sovereign right to agree or disagree as Britain. We have been a pain in the arse since we joined.

I now hope that their "inflexibility" continues - you and your baying mob wanted a hard Brexit, so let's now see how wonderful life is for the massive after it. And with luck as a bonus, the re-unification of Ireland and an independent Scotland, and the nationality "British" a soon to be gone memory.

[Ray of Sunshine]

The EU have said no renegotiation so it's over, No Deal.

Their lack of flexibility has proved their undoing.

All they had to do was offer a few concessions to Cameron and Brexit would never have happened.

That proved that the EU could not be reformed from within and nothing they've done since has done anything to disprove that.

"They" are 27 states with the same sovereign right to agree or disagree as Britain. We have been a pain in the arse since we joined.

I now hope that their "inflexibility" continues - you and your baying mob wanted a hard Brexit, so let's now see how wonderful life is for the massive after it. And with luck as a bonus, the re-unification of Ireland and an independent Scotland, and the nationality "British" a soon to be gone memory.

That's all great if that's what Northern Ireland and Scotland want then they should have it, I believe in sovereignty, devolution, self-determination.

Northern Ireland and Scotland are both subsidised by England anyway so would be no loss financially, and most English people are sick of Sturgeon and her endless whining and would be glad to see Scotland go.

[McAz]

The EU have said no renegotiation so it's over, No Deal.

Their lack of flexibility has proved their undoing.

All they had to do was offer a few concessions to Cameron and Brexit would never have happened.

That proved that the EU could not be reformed from within and nothing they've done since has done anything to disprove that.

"They" are 27 states with the same sovereign right to agree or disagree as Britain. We have been a pain in the arse since we joined.

I now hope that their "inflexibility" continues - you and your baying mob wanted a hard Brexit, so let's now see how wonderful life is for the massive after it. And with luck as a bonus, the re-unification of Ireland and an independent Scotland, and the nationality "British" a soon to be gone memory.

That's all great if that's what Northern Ireland and Scotland want then they should have it, I believe in sovereignty, devolution, self-determination.

Northern Ireland and Scotland are both subsidised by England anyway so would be no loss financially, and most English people are sick of Sturgeon and her endless whining and would be glad to see Scotland go.

Great - we are at one. Let's see England totally isolated and surrounded by EU borders, hard if possible.

And best of all, no more "British" and continuing delusions of a "British" Empire.

[Ray of Sunshine]

I'm prepared (I have been for a considerable amount of time) so Brexit will come and go for me.

Yes, the four freedoms.

The one which was never necessary, freedom of movement of people, is what caused all the problems.

Few people had any problem with the Common Market (except fishermen of course) and it worked well but human nature is such that people always want more power.

[McAz]

I'm prepared (I have been for a considerable amount of time) so Brexit will come and go for me.

Yes, the four freedoms.

The one which was never necessary, freedom of movement of people, is what caused all the problems.

Few people had any problem with the Common Market (except fishermen of course) and it worked well but human nature is such that people always want more power.

So freedom of movement within what is is still Britain is not necessary - what logic is that?