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re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by paulry
(Post 12100903)
Ah bless you my gullible son :amen:
Now that Donald Trump is the President-elect, Nigel Farage has become the most powerful man in politics | The Independent "Now that Donald Trump is the President-elect, Nigel Farage has become the most powerful man in politics Trump himself suggested his victory would be 'Brexit times ten'. Make no mistake, this theme has a deep resonance for many American voters: the narrative of the little guy getting his own back will have inspired so many people " Mr Brexit, The most powerful man in politics no less ! :thumbsup: |
re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Dick Dasterdly
(Post 12100976)
.....and we all know what happened to that. :cool:
Democracy Eu style, what a joke :lol: |
re: Post EU Referendum
27 Squabbling children supervised by a handful of Squabbling teachers, as widely reported after the recent Bratislava Bust-Up.
:rofl: |
re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Dick Dasterdly
(Post 12101016)
27 Squabbling children supervised by a handful of Squabbling teachers, as widely reported after the recent Bratislava Bust-Up.
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re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by EMR
(Post 12101024)
Only in your diminutive mind.
At EU summits, leaders traditionally pose for what's known as the "family photo". But, as is the reality behind most family snaps, these 27 kids are variously bickering, sulking and winding each other up, while Jean Claude Juncker, the helicopter mum, and Donald Tusk, the more laissez-faire dad, fall out over parenting techniques. Yet these are difficult times in the EU with its Brexit, migrant and monetary woes. 'Turbulent times' "An existential crisis" said European Commission President Juncker this week. "Turbulent times marked by crisis and conflict," said European Council President Tusk, the host of today's summit. |
re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Scamp
(Post 12100792)
You've proved time and again it's pointless even trying. You're beyond rational debate, you're devoid of simple comprehension. You ignore sensible points and just post drivel. You don't have opinions you just react to headlines.
Politics is more personality than policies these days. Encouraged by the media who focus more on the former than the latter. Look at how much media coverage reality TV contestants get in the popular media compared to the issues that really affect the daily life of Brits.
Originally Posted by Dick Dasterdly
(Post 12100976)
.....and we all know what happened to that.
The Walloon Parliament voted against the deal as it was because they had concerns. Those concerns were addressed, so the Walloons voted to accept the changes and the CETA deal was signed 1.5 weeks ago. But according to the Express, Dutch campaigners now want a referendum on it. You seemed to enjoy the EU being unable to sign CETA because of regional democracy at the time. Yet details is what democracy is about. Hence why the UK Parliament has a say in our Brexit details. Remember these? [QUOTE]
Originally Posted by Dick Dasterdly
(Post 12084353)
Germany, not Wallonia, is to blame for the collapse of EU-Canada trade talks | Coffee House
" It just proves, some say, that the Brits were right to vote leave: it is better to do own trade deals than being held hostage by continental politics and protectionism. “If the EU cannot do a deal with Canada”, Freeland asked, “then who the heck can you do a deal with?” Maria Åsenius, who heads the cabinet of the EU trade commissioner, said about the EU that “we won’t have much of trade policy if can’t get Ceta through”.
Originally Posted by Dick Dasterdly
(Post 12077444)
As does the Eu.....
CETA trade deal between EU and Canada falls apart after regional block | World | News | Daily Express https://www.euractiv.com/section/tra...da-trade-deal/ |
re: Post EU Referendum
Of course the Eu being ever so Democratic as it is,
Who the hell care what the people think.... Protests in Germany against transatlantic TTIP and Ceta trade deals - BBC News |
re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Dick Dasterdly
(Post 12100978)
EMR and Ami are just going to love this......:rofl:
Now that Donald Trump is the President-elect, Nigel Farage has become the most powerful man in politics | The Independent "Now that Donald Trump is the President-elect, Nigel Farage has become the most powerful man in politics Trump himself suggested his victory would be 'Brexit times ten'. Make no mistake, this theme has a deep resonance for many American voters: the narrative of the little guy getting his own back will have inspired so many people " Mr Brexit, The most powerful man in politics no less ! :thumbsup: Well, other than Brexit the election of Trump is indeed big news. Haven't read anything about Brexit by my facebook friends for example, not much in the German press either but Trump is all over the place. Farage is not know in Germany at all. I am pretty sure that most wouldn't know what UKIP is either and that most are now OK with the UK leaving the EU. There will be no going down on the knees by the Europeans for Britain. But there will be a lot of effort to make things work with the US. That is the difference between a world power such as the US and a little island on the fringe of Europe ;) |
re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Assanah
(Post 12101065)
Well, other than Brexit the election of Trump is indeed big news. Haven't read anything about Brexit by my facebook friends for example, not much in the German press either but Trump is all over the place.
Farage is not know in Germany at all. I am pretty sure that most wouldn't know what UKIP is either and that most are now OK with the UK leaving the EU. There will be no going down on the knees by the Europeans for Britain. But there will be a lot of effort to make things work with the US. That is the difference between a world power such as the US and a little island on the fringe of Europe ;) Maybe Antarctica or maybe even another planet where communications are not quite so good. :rofl: |
re: Post EU Referendum
Eu humiliation.
Estonia's government collapses as Taavi Roivas gets vote of no confidence | World | News | Daily Express "The EU member state’s falling government is now expected to be replaced by the traditionally pro-Russia Centre Party following the collapse. With a 62-to-28 vote against Roivas, his Reform Party has been pushed out of power, leading to a new government between the Centre Party, the Social Democrats and the IRL." Much the same impression I get from my Estonian friends. They were probably just as well of under Soviet control as under the disastrous Eu dictatorship. |
re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Dick Dasterdly
(Post 12101066)
Which continent did you say you lived in ?
Maybe Antarctica or maybe even another planet where communications are not quite so good. :rofl: |
re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Dick Dasterdly
(Post 12101085)
Eu humiliation.
Estonia's government collapses as Taavi Roivas gets vote of no confidence | World | News | Daily Express "The EU member state’s falling government is now expected to be replaced by the traditionally pro-Russia Centre Party following the collapse. With a 62-to-28 vote against Roivas, his Reform Party has been pushed out of power, leading to a new government between the Centre Party, the Social Democrats and the IRL." Much the same impression I get from my Estonian friends. They were probably just as well of under Soviet control as under the disastrous Eu dictatorship. Being freed from the yoke of Russia, gaining its independence, having democratic elections is living under a disatrous EU dictatorship. As I said you do post the most unbelievable crap of the first order.. |
re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Dick Dasterdly
(Post 12101062)
Of course the Eu being ever so Democratic as it is,
Who the hell care what the people think.... Protests in Germany against transatlantic TTIP and Ceta trade deals - BBC News But they will be behind Liam Fox who will be first in the queue with a new title Minister for Trump a*** licking. |
re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Dick Dasterdly
(Post 12100978)
EMR and Ami are just going to love this......:rofl:
Now that Donald Trump is the President-elect, Nigel Farage has become the most powerful man in politics | The Independent "Now that Donald Trump is the President-elect, Nigel Farage has become the most powerful man in politics Trump himself suggested his victory would be 'Brexit times ten'. Make no mistake, this theme has a deep resonance for many American voters: the narrative of the little guy getting his own back will have inspired so many people " Mr Brexit, The most powerful man in politics no less ! :thumbsup: Not for the first time Dick its obvious you never read beyond the headlines. |
re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Dick Dasterdly
(Post 12101085)
Eu humiliation.
Estonia's government collapses as Taavi Roivas gets vote of no confidence | World | News | Daily Express "The EU member state’s falling government is now expected to be replaced by the traditionally pro-Russia Centre Party following the collapse. With a 62-to-28 vote against Roivas, his Reform Party has been pushed out of power, leading to a new government between the Centre Party, the Social Democrats and the IRL." Much the same impression I get from my Estonian friends. They were probably just as well of under Soviet control as under the disastrous Eu dictatorship. It looks like it's (iron) curtains for the EU :nod: |
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