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Spiderman Horsham 03 Apr 19 1.33pm
Originally posted by Mapletree I really want to know what is the Brexit for which people voted And how people that claim to know have the data to make that determination I happen to know that the majority of leave voters wanted a Customs Union and no freedom of movement. I also know that re-running the referendum would result in Remaining Edited by Mapletree (03 Apr 2019 9.45am) Can I ask where you got these facts from?

Spiderman

Horsham 03 Apr 19 1.33pm

Originally posted by Mapletree

I really want to know what is the Brexit for which people voted

And how people that claim to know have the data to make that determination

I happen to know that the majority of leave voters wanted a Customs Union and no freedom of movement.

I also know that re-running the referendum would result in Remaining

Edited by Mapletree (03 Apr 2019 9.45am)

Can I ask where you got these facts from?

Spiderman Horsham 03 Apr 19 1.41pm
Originally posted by Midlands Eagle I wonder if "the economy will collapse as soon as the referendum is over if leave wins" rings any bells. Not one of George Osborne's finest pronouncements or David Cameron "There are absolutely no discussions about an EU Army" or (admittedly things have changed on this due to Syria ) " There are no plans to allow Turkey to join the EU"....Why then over several years have Turkish nationals been able to apply for employment visas as prospective members? Remember the farce before Romania and Bulgaria joined, if you claimed to be self-employed you would get a visa (one legged window cleaner etc), exactly the same.

Spiderman

Horsham 03 Apr 19 1.41pm

Originally posted by Midlands Eagle

I wonder if "the economy will collapse as soon as the referendum is over if leave wins" rings any bells. Not one of George Osborne's finest pronouncements

or David Cameron "There are absolutely no discussions about an EU Army" or (admittedly things have changed on this due to Syria ) " There are no plans to allow Turkey to join the EU"....Why then over several years have Turkish nationals been able to apply for employment visas as prospective members? Remember the farce before Romania and Bulgaria joined, if you claimed to be self-employed you would get a visa (one legged window cleaner etc), exactly the same.

Hrolf The Ganger 03 Apr 19 1.42pm
Originally posted by Spiderman Can I ask where you got these facts from? Don't you know? Maple has been everywhere, knows everyone, has seen every war and has time to spend all day to bestow his wisdom on a football website. And he was 'round when Jesus Christ had his moment of doubt and pain, made damn sure that Pilate washed his hands and sealed his fate.

Hrolf The Ganger

03 Apr 19 1.42pm

Originally posted by Spiderman

Can I ask where you got these facts from?

Don't you know?

Maple has been everywhere, knows everyone, has seen every war and has time to spend all day to bestow his wisdom on a football website.

And he was 'round when Jesus Christ
had his moment of doubt and pain,
made damn sure that Pilate
washed his hands and sealed his fate.

blackheatheagle Beckenham 03 Apr 19 2.07pm
Originally posted by Spiderman or David Cameron "There are absolutely no discussions about an EU Army" or (admittedly things have changed on this due to Syria ) " There are no plans to allow Turkey to join the EU"....Why then over several years have Turkish nationals been able to apply for employment visas as prospective members? Remember the farce before Romania and Bulgaria joined, if you claimed to be self-employed you would get a visa (one legged window cleaner etc), exactly the same. What is the correlation between Turkey joining EU and Turkish nationals to apply for employment visa a prospective members? True that under EU terms Turkish national has right to apply for enterpreneur visa (not employment) but subject to approval from government and government has full control on to grant the visa or not. Business model should be convincing and should add value to Britain. It is not an automated right. Employment visa is only granted if they had worked for a certain period in UK with a work permit again subject to approvals.Interestingly all other EU members is supposed to open this route but only UK enables this.. Turkey joining to EU is the biggest lie i have ever heard which was promoted by EU Whoever believes to this is naive or needs this lie for another purpose. Edited by blackheatheagle (03 Apr 2019 2.08pm)

blackheatheagle

Beckenham 03 Apr 19 2.07pm

Originally posted by Spiderman

What is the correlation between Turkey joining EU and Turkish nationals to apply for employment visa a prospective members? True that under EU terms Turkish national has right to apply for enterpreneur visa (not employment) but subject to approval from government and government has full control on to grant the visa or not. Business model should be convincing and should add value to Britain. It is not an automated right. Employment visa is only granted if they had worked for a certain period in UK with a work permit again subject to approvals.Interestingly all other EU members is supposed to open this route but only UK enables this..

Turkey joining to EU is the biggest lie i have ever heard which was promoted by EU Whoever believes to this is naive or needs this lie for another purpose.

Edited by blackheatheagle (03 Apr 2019 2.08pm)

steeleye20 Croydon 03 Apr 19 2.45pm
The challenge is to persuade Jeremy Corbyn to sign up to Theresa May’s non customs union customs union and not call it a customs union. This would put the UK in a customs union with the EU which would then not be called a customs union...... Errrr Yes Minister :'(

steeleye20

Croydon 03 Apr 19 2.45pm

The challenge is to persuade Jeremy Corbyn to sign up to Theresa May’s non customs union customs union and not call it a customs union. This would put the UK in a customs union with the EU which would then not be called a customs union......

Errrr Yes Minister

:'(

Maine Eagle USA 03 Apr 19 2.57pm
This move from May is utter bollocks. There is no time let alone will to remotely get on the same page with Corbyn. She also destroyed it immediately by saying it has to be tied to her existing WA and she will definitely not allow a referendum. The WA would get less votes now than it did last Friday. The only way it gets through is if MPs can hold their nose KNOWING that they will ultimately be absolved of blame because they can say "well the people voted for it after all". If she accepts a customs union she runs the risk of a Julius Caesar moment at the dispatch box at the hands of Rees Mogg and Francois. This is more stalling and is going nowhere. They have no stomach for a general election so once again we will be nearing April 12th with not a clue what will happen. May truly couldn't organize a piss up in a brewery. Interesting to see what happens with this bill to make no deal illegal. Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

Maine Eagle

USA 03 Apr 19 2.57pm

This move from May is utter bollocks.

There is no time let alone will to remotely get on the same page with Corbyn. She also destroyed it immediately by saying it has to be tied to her existing WA and she will definitely not allow a referendum.

The WA would get less votes now than it did last Friday. The only way it gets through is if MPs can hold their nose KNOWING that they will ultimately be absolved of blame because they can say "well the people voted for it after all".

If she accepts a customs union she runs the risk of a Julius Caesar moment at the dispatch box at the hands of Rees Mogg and Francois.

This is more stalling and is going nowhere. They have no stomach for a general election so once again we will be nearing April 12th with not a clue what will happen.

May truly couldn't organize a piss up in a brewery.

Interesting to see what happens with this bill to make no deal illegal.

Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

Badger11 Beckenham 03 Apr 19 3.15pm
Originally posted by Maine Eagle This move from May is utter bollocks. There is no time let alone will to remotely get on the same page with Corbyn. She also destroyed it immediately by saying it has to be tied to her existing WA and she will definitely not allow a referendum. The WA would get less votes now than it did last Friday. The only way it gets through is if MPs can hold their nose KNOWING that they will ultimately be absolved of blame because they can say "well the people voted for it after all". If she accepts a customs union she runs the risk of a Julius Caesar moment at the dispatch box at the hands of Rees Mogg and Francois. This is more stalling and is going nowhere. They have no stomach for a general election so once again we will be nearing April 12th with not a clue what will happen. May truly couldn't organize a piss up in a brewery. Interesting to see what happens with this bill to make no deal illegal. It's disgraceful that an act of law can be passed in 1 day. In modern times this does not happen as both houses need time to study and revise it where necessary. Still anything that delays Brexit is acceptable to these people. One more point

Badger11

Beckenham 03 Apr 19 3.15pm

Originally posted by Maine Eagle

This move from May is utter bollocks.

If she accepts a customs union she runs the risk of a Julius Caesar moment at the dispatch box at the hands of Rees Mogg and Francois.

This is more stalling and is going nowhere. They have no stomach for a general election so once again we will be nearing April 12th with not a clue what will happen.

May truly couldn't organize a piss up in a brewery.

Interesting to see what happens with this bill to make no deal illegal.

It's disgraceful that an act of law can be passed in 1 day. In modern times this does not happen as both houses need time to study and revise it where necessary.

Still anything that delays Brexit is acceptable to these people.

One more point

Maine Eagle USA 03 Apr 19 3.19pm
Originally posted by Badger11 It's disgraceful that an act of law can be passed in 1 day. In modern times this does not happen as both houses need time to study and revise it where necessary. Still anything that delays Brexit is acceptable to these people. These are unprecedented times, as everyone keeps saying. I think they just really dont want a no deal exit, above all else. Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

Maine Eagle

USA 03 Apr 19 3.19pm

Originally posted by Badger11

It's disgraceful that an act of law can be passed in 1 day. In modern times this does not happen as both houses need time to study and revise it where necessary.

Still anything that delays Brexit is acceptable to these people.

These are unprecedented times, as everyone keeps saying.

I think they just really dont want a no deal exit, above all else.

Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

jeeagles 03 Apr 19 3.26pm
Just had a discussion with a friend about Britain being the laughing stock of Europe due to Brexit and wanted to gauge some other opions. The UK is allegedly in crisis. The evidence of this is a couple of marches and some exchanges of cross words on social media. As this is over the way the entire country is being run, I'm not convinced it's we have descended to the depths other countries would have done if faced by the same issue. Since the Brexit vote: - France is currently experiencing months of riots due to petrol prices. - Part of Spain illegally claimed independence. - Italy has racked up debts to the value of 130% of their GDP. - Turkey has had an attempt by the military to over throw it's leader. - Germany is panicking about how it will prop up the rest of these countries. - Greece is still a mess. Quite frankly. I think we've been rather reserved in our approach to Brexit.

jeeagles

03 Apr 19 3.26pm

Just had a discussion with a friend about Britain being the laughing stock of Europe due to Brexit and wanted to gauge some other opions.

The UK is allegedly in crisis. The evidence of this is a couple of marches and some exchanges of cross words on social media. As this is over the way the entire country is being run, I'm not convinced it's we have descended to the depths other countries would have done if faced by the same issue.

Since the Brexit vote:

- France is currently experiencing months of riots due to petrol prices.

- Part of Spain illegally claimed independence.

- Italy has racked up debts to the value of 130% of their GDP.

- Turkey has had an attempt by the military to over throw it's leader.

- Germany is panicking about how it will prop up the rest of these countries.

- Greece is still a mess.

Quite frankly. I think we've been rather reserved in our approach to Brexit.

Badger11 Beckenham 03 Apr 19 3.27pm
Originally posted by Maine Eagle These are unprecedented times, as everyone keeps saying. I think they just really dont want a no deal exit, above all else. Yeah go figure, months to pass revocation of Article 50 because they need to examine it in detail then that goes out the window in 1 day. One more point

Badger11

Beckenham 03 Apr 19 3.27pm

Originally posted by Maine Eagle

These are unprecedented times, as everyone keeps saying.

I think they just really dont want a no deal exit, above all else.

Yeah go figure, months to pass revocation of Article 50 because they need to examine it in detail then that goes out the window in 1 day.

One more point

Midlands Eagle 03 Apr 19 4.15pm
Originally posted by Badger11 Yeah go figure, months to pass revocation of Article 50 because they need to examine it in detail then that goes out the window in 1 day. Surely all it needs is Sir Christopher Choate to stand up and shout "object" and that will be the end of that

Midlands Eagle

03 Apr 19 4.15pm

Originally posted by Badger11

Yeah go figure, months to pass revocation of Article 50 because they need to examine it in detail then that goes out the window in 1 day.

Surely all it needs is Sir Christopher Choate to stand up and shout "object" and that will be the end of that

Teddy Eagle 03 Apr 19 4.28pm
Originally posted by Maine Eagle May truly couldn't organize a piss up in a brewery. _______________________________________________________ Nigel Farage could.

Maine Eagle USA 03 Apr 19 5.23pm
Originally posted by Teddy Eagle Originally posted by Maine Eagle May truly couldn't organize a piss up in a brewery. _______________________________________________________ Nigel Farage could. Lets examine that. Farage would claim ahead of the piss up, that anyone attending the piss up, would be given a lifetime supply of jack daniels, via tap, installed in their front room free of charge, just for attending. He would claim that anyone not attending his piss up, for reasons of sobriety or scheduling conflicts, or anyone doubting his tails of free whiskey, was peddling lies and fear mongering. On the night of the piss up, he would claim that actually it wasnt going to go ahead, and concede defeat, twice, when all along he already knew the piss up was going to go ahead. He did this to drive down the price of whiskey, to make a profit, with some crooked pals. After the boozing stopped, there was a serious 3 year hangover though, and its still going on. We need black coffee. Meanwhile, did his acolytes get the JD tap in the lounge? Did they f&ck. Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

Maine Eagle

USA 03 Apr 19 5.23pm

Originally posted by Teddy Eagle

Originally posted by Maine Eagle

May truly couldn't organize a piss up in a brewery.

_______________________________________________________

Nigel Farage could.

Lets examine that.

Farage would claim ahead of the piss up, that anyone attending the piss up, would be given a lifetime supply of jack daniels, via tap, installed in their front room free of charge, just for attending.

He would claim that anyone not attending his piss up, for reasons of sobriety or scheduling conflicts, or anyone doubting his tails of free whiskey, was peddling lies and fear mongering.

On the night of the piss up, he would claim that actually it wasnt going to go ahead, and concede defeat, twice, when all along he already knew the piss up was going to go ahead. He did this to drive down the price of whiskey, to make a profit, with some crooked pals.

After the boozing stopped, there was a serious 3 year hangover though, and its still going on. We need black coffee.

Meanwhile, did his acolytes get the JD tap in the lounge? Did they f&ck.

Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

Badger11 Beckenham 03 Apr 19 5.40pm
Originally posted by Midlands Eagle Surely all it needs is Sir Christopher Choate to stand up and shout "object" and that will be the end of that Yeah funny how that doesn't work in this case. (Private Members bill only). One more point

Badger11

Beckenham 03 Apr 19 5.40pm

Originally posted by Midlands Eagle

Surely all it needs is Sir Christopher Choate to stand up and shout "object" and that will be the end of that

Yeah funny how that doesn't work in this case. (Private Members bill only).

One more point

Teddy Eagle 03 Apr 19 5.53pm
Originally posted by Maine Eagle Lets examine that. Farage would claim ahead of the piss up, that anyone attending the piss up, would be given a lifetime supply of jack daniels, via tap, installed in their front room free of charge, just for attending. He would claim that anyone not attending his piss up, for reasons of sobriety or scheduling conflicts, or anyone doubting his tails of free whiskey, was peddling lies and fear mongering. On the night of the piss up, he would claim that actually it wasnt going to go ahead, and concede defeat, twice, when all along he already knew the piss up was going to go ahead. He did this to drive down the price of whiskey, to make a profit, with some crooked pals. After the boozing stopped, there was a serious 3 year hangover though, and its still going on. We need black coffee. Meanwhile, did his acolytes get the JD tap in the lounge? Did they f&ck. Fair enough you go for a session with Jezza. Ethically sourced distilled water with Fair trade organic lime slices served in an artisanal tin mug by a paroled political prisoner in an Albanian themed basement.

Teddy Eagle

03 Apr 19 5.53pm

Originally posted by Maine Eagle

Lets examine that.

He would claim that anyone not attending his piss up, for reasons of sobriety or scheduling conflicts, or anyone doubting his tails of free whiskey, was peddling lies and fear mongering.

After the boozing stopped, there was a serious 3 year hangover though, and its still going on. We need black coffee.

Meanwhile, did his acolytes get the JD tap in the lounge? Did they f&ck.

Fair enough you go for a session with Jezza. Ethically sourced distilled water with Fair trade organic lime slices served in an artisanal tin mug by a paroled political prisoner in an Albanian themed basement.

Maine Eagle USA 03 Apr 19 6.34pm
Originally posted by Teddy Eagle Fair enough you go for a session with Jezza. Ethically sourced distilled water with Fair trade organic lime slices served in an artisanal tin mug by a paroled political prisoner in an Albanian themed basement. May has gone for a sesh with jezz. Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

Maine Eagle

USA 03 Apr 19 6.34pm

Originally posted by Teddy Eagle

Fair enough you go for a session with Jezza. Ethically sourced distilled water with Fair trade organic lime slices served in an artisanal tin mug by a paroled political prisoner in an Albanian themed basement.

May has gone for a sesh with jezz.

Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

Maine Eagle USA 03 Apr 19 6.40pm
So Ford announce that a no deal brexit would make them rethink their UK footprint. Add them to the list. Why would Ford be an active member of project fear 2.0, and be deliberately scare mongering? If you worked at a ford plant, how would you now feel about a no deal brexit? Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

Maine Eagle

USA 03 Apr 19 6.40pm

So Ford announce that a no deal brexit would make them rethink their UK footprint. Add them to the list.

Why would Ford be an active member of project fear 2.0, and be deliberately scare mongering?

If you worked at a ford plant, how would you now feel about a no deal brexit?

Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

Stirlingsays 03 Apr 19 6.44pm
I wonder if this thread will get to 2000. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Stirlingsays

03 Apr 19 6.44pm

I wonder if this thread will get to 2000.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Maine Eagle USA 03 Apr 19 6.47pm
Originally posted by Stirlingsays I wonder if this thread will get to 2000. You know it. Didnt the thread on one Hennessey, Wayne, get to 50,000,00,000,001? Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

Maine Eagle

USA 03 Apr 19 6.47pm

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

I wonder if this thread will get to 2000.

You know it.

Didnt the thread on one Hennessey, Wayne, get to 50,000,00,000,001?

Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

Stirlingsays 03 Apr 19 6.53pm
Originally posted by Maine Eagle You know it. Didnt the thread on one Hennessey, Wayne, get to 50,000,00,000,001? No, that was the number of goals he let in last season. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Stirlingsays

03 Apr 19 6.53pm

Originally posted by Maine Eagle

You know it.

Didnt the thread on one Hennessey, Wayne, get to 50,000,00,000,001?

No, that was the number of goals he let in last season.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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