747 Posted December 26, 2020 Share Posted December 26, 2020 John52 - 2020-12-26 8:46 AM jumpstart - 2020-12-26 6:58 AM There's 147 other countries out there to do business with. . .... and how far have we got with them in 4 1/2 years *-) The EU is the worlds biggest trading bloc - by a mile Why would any of those countries be more keen to do a deal with BoJo than the EU? (Especially now he has shown he is not to be trusted as he was prepared to renege on a deal he signed less than a year ago) It certainly is the worlds biggest trading bloc. I bet lots of countries would like to be trading with it and sending goods to Romania, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Slovenia, Latvia, Estonia, Malta, Cyprus .... you get my drift? *-) Neverthe less, it IS the worlds biggest. And what about the UK? Could it be part of a new (non federal, just trading) bloc, with free movement of people? What if Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the UK formed a bloc? And what if it allowed other countries to join that bloc? It might not be long before countries like Germany decided to jump ship. :D After all, they have always had a low regard for their immediate neighbours. Try googling CANZUK and see what pops up. ;-) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Barryd999 Posted December 26, 2020 Share Posted December 26, 2020 747 - 2020-12-26 2:53 PM John52 - 2020-12-26 8:46 AM jumpstart - 2020-12-26 6:58 AM There's 147 other countries out there to do business with. . .... and how far have we got with them in 4 1/2 years *-) The EU is the worlds biggest trading bloc - by a mile Why would any of those countries be more keen to do a deal with BoJo than the EU? (Especially now he has shown he is not to be trusted as he was prepared to renege on a deal he signed less than a year ago) It certainly is the worlds biggest trading bloc. I bet lots of countries would like to be trading with it and sending goods to Romania, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Slovenia, Latvia, Estonia, Malta, Cyprus .... you get my drift? *-) Neverthe less, it IS the worlds biggest. And what about the UK? Could it be part of a new (non federal, just trading) bloc, with free movement of people? What if Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the UK formed a bloc? And what if it allowed other countries to join that bloc? It might not be long before countries like Germany decided to jump ship. :D After all, they have always had a low regard for their immediate neighbours. Try googling CANZUK and see what pops up. ;-) LOL! CANZUK is tiny compared to the EU and they are all on the other side of the world. Its a bit like living on top of Camden Market and deciding to do your shopping in a small village in Cumbria. You could say though that it might grow like the Eu did. Perhaps other countries will join it. Maybe even 27 and there would be Parliament just like there is now in the Eu and there would be something called a single market and even a customs union. Could be great but then I have to ask. What was the point of leaving the EU only to go and replicate it with countries on the other side of the planet? 8-) The world is full of trading blocs now and single markets etc and with them comes rules, freedom of movement etc and some loss of sovereignty. What makes you think CANZuK would be any different down the line? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CurtainRaiser Posted December 26, 2020 Share Posted December 26, 2020 Barryd999 - 2020-12-26 3:19 PM 747 - 2020-12-26 2:53 PM John52 - 2020-12-26 8:46 AM jumpstart - 2020-12-26 6:58 AM There's 147 other countries out there to do business with. . .... and how far have we got with them in 4 1/2 years *-) The EU is the worlds biggest trading bloc - by a mile Why would any of those countries be more keen to do a deal with BoJo than the EU? (Especially now he has shown he is not to be trusted as he was prepared to renege on a deal he signed less than a year ago) It certainly is the worlds biggest trading bloc. I bet lots of countries would like to be trading with it and sending goods to Romania, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Slovenia, Latvia, Estonia, Malta, Cyprus .... you get my drift? *-) Neverthe less, it IS the worlds biggest. And what about the UK? Could it be part of a new (non federal, just trading) bloc, with free movement of people? What if Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the UK formed a bloc? And what if it allowed other countries to join that bloc? It might not be long before countries like Germany decided to jump ship. :D After all, they have always had a low regard for their immediate neighbours. Try googling CANZUK and see what pops up. ;-) LOL! CANZUK is tiny compared to the EU and they are all on the other side of the world. Its a bit like living on top of Camden Market and deciding to do your shopping in a small village in Cumbria. You could say though that it might grow like the Eu did. Perhaps other countries will join it. Maybe even 27 and there would be Parliament just like there is now in the Eu and there would be something called a single market and even a customs union. Could be great but then I have to ask. What was the point of leaving the EU only to go and replicate it with countries on the other side of the planet? 8-) The world is full of trading blocs now and single markets etc and with them comes rules, freedom of movement etc and some loss of sovereignty. What makes you think CANZuK would be any different down the line? CANZUK is considered a joke by everyone apart from a couple of far right think tanks and populist politicians. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jumpstart Posted December 26, 2020 Share Posted December 26, 2020 CurtainRaiser - 2020-12-26 4:14 PM Barryd999 - 2020-12-26 3:19 PM 747 - 2020-12-26 2:53 PM John52 - 2020-12-26 8:46 AM jumpstart - 2020-12-26 6:58 AM There's 147 other countries out there to do business with. . .... and how far have we got with them in 4 1/2 years *-) The EU is the worlds biggest trading bloc - by a mile Why would any of those countries be more keen to do a deal with BoJo than the EU? (Especially now he has shown he is not to be trusted as he was prepared to renege on a deal he signed less than a year ago) It certainly is the worlds biggest trading bloc. I bet lots of countries would like to be trading with it and sending goods to Romania, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Slovenia, Latvia, Estonia, Malta, Cyprus .... you get my drift? *-) Neverthe less, it IS the worlds biggest. And what about the UK? Could it be part of a new (non federal, just trading) bloc, with free movement of people? What if Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the UK formed a bloc? And what if it allowed other countries to join that bloc? It might not be long before countries like Germany decided to jump ship. :D After all, they have always had a low regard for their immediate neighbours. Try googling CANZUK and see what pops up. ;-) LOL! CANZUK is tiny compared to the EU and they are all on the other side of the world. Its a bit like living on top of Camden Market and deciding to do your shopping in a small village in Cumbria. You could say though that it might grow like the Eu did. Perhaps other countries will join it. Maybe even 27 and there would be Parliament just like there is now in the Eu and there would be something called a single market and even a customs union. Could be great but then I have to ask. What was the point of leaving the EU only to go and replicate it with countries on the other side of the planet? 8-) The world is full of trading blocs now and single markets etc and with them comes rules, freedom of movement etc and some loss of sovereignty. What makes you think CANZuK would be any different down the line? CANZUK is considered a joke by everyone apart from a couple of far right think tanks and populist politicians. Reminds me if another joke place....has to move the whole Parliament every month ....... Can't put together a foreign policy everyone agrees to......pays foreign countries to stop illegal immigrants,but it doesn't......many of the member countries don't use the official currency... Remind you of anywhere? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
747 Posted December 26, 2020 Share Posted December 26, 2020 CurtainRaiser - 2020-12-26 4:14 PM Barryd999 - 2020-12-26 3:19 PM 747 - 2020-12-26 2:53 PM John52 - 2020-12-26 8:46 AM jumpstart - 2020-12-26 6:58 AM There's 147 other countries out there to do business with. . .... and how far have we got with them in 4 1/2 years *-) The EU is the worlds biggest trading bloc - by a mile Why would any of those countries be more keen to do a deal with BoJo than the EU? (Especially now he has shown he is not to be trusted as he was prepared to renege on a deal he signed less than a year ago) It certainly is the worlds biggest trading bloc. I bet lots of countries would like to be trading with it and sending goods to Romania, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Slovenia, Latvia, Estonia, Malta, Cyprus .... you get my drift? *-) Neverthe less, it IS the worlds biggest. And what about the UK? Could it be part of a new (non federal, just trading) bloc, with free movement of people? What if Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the UK formed a bloc? And what if it allowed other countries to join that bloc? It might not be long before countries like Germany decided to jump ship. :D After all, they have always had a low regard for their immediate neighbours. Try googling CANZUK and see what pops up. ;-) LOL! CANZUK is tiny compared to the EU and they are all on the other side of the world. Its a bit like living on top of Camden Market and deciding to do your shopping in a small village in Cumbria. You could say though that it might grow like the Eu did. Perhaps other countries will join it. Maybe even 27 and there would be Parliament just like there is now in the Eu and there would be something called a single market and even a customs union. Could be great but then I have to ask. What was the point of leaving the EU only to go and replicate it with countries on the other side of the planet? 8-) The world is full of trading blocs now and single markets etc and with them comes rules, freedom of movement etc and some loss of sovereignty. What makes you think CANZuK would be any different down the line? CANZUK is considered a joke by everyone apart from a couple of far right think tanks and populist politicians. You mean like your joke about electric cars not being built in the UK for the EU market? According to BBC News reports that has been discussed and allowed to happen. The amount of non EU parts has been widened to accommodate UK car makers. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CurtainRaiser Posted December 26, 2020 Share Posted December 26, 2020 747 - 2020-12-26 8:30 PM CurtainRaiser - 2020-12-26 4:14 PM Barryd999 - 2020-12-26 3:19 PM 747 - 2020-12-26 2:53 PM John52 - 2020-12-26 8:46 AM jumpstart - 2020-12-26 6:58 AM There's 147 other countries out there to do business with. . .... and how far have we got with them in 4 1/2 years *-) The EU is the worlds biggest trading bloc - by a mile Why would any of those countries be more keen to do a deal with BoJo than the EU? (Especially now he has shown he is not to be trusted as he was prepared to renege on a deal he signed less than a year ago) It certainly is the worlds biggest trading bloc. I bet lots of countries would like to be trading with it and sending goods to Romania, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Slovenia, Latvia, Estonia, Malta, Cyprus .... you get my drift? *-) Neverthe less, it IS the worlds biggest. And what about the UK? Could it be part of a new (non federal, just trading) bloc, with free movement of people? What if Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the UK formed a bloc? And what if it allowed other countries to join that bloc? It might not be long before countries like Germany decided to jump ship. :D After all, they have always had a low regard for their immediate neighbours. Try googling CANZUK and see what pops up. ;-) LOL! CANZUK is tiny compared to the EU and they are all on the other side of the world. Its a bit like living on top of Camden Market and deciding to do your shopping in a small village in Cumbria. You could say though that it might grow like the Eu did. Perhaps other countries will join it. Maybe even 27 and there would be Parliament just like there is now in the Eu and there would be something called a single market and even a customs union. Could be great but then I have to ask. What was the point of leaving the EU only to go and replicate it with countries on the other side of the planet? 8-) The world is full of trading blocs now and single markets etc and with them comes rules, freedom of movement etc and some loss of sovereignty. What makes you think CANZuK would be any different down the line? CANZUK is considered a joke by everyone apart from a couple of far right think tanks and populist politicians. You mean like your joke about electric cars not being built in the UK for the EU market? According to BBC News reports that has been discussed and allowed to happen. The amount of non EU parts has been widened to accommodate UK car makers. Nope, and the whole thing is a temporary arrangement https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/brexit-small-print-shows-boris-23224553 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest pelmetman Posted December 27, 2020 Share Posted December 27, 2020 https://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-9089453/ANDREW-ROBERTS-PMs-achieve-great-things-Boris-proved-hes-one-them.html That should get our Losers choking on their wheaty pops (lol) (lol) (lol) ........... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
747 Posted December 27, 2020 Share Posted December 27, 2020 CurtainRaiser - 2020-12-26 10:42 PM 747 - 2020-12-26 8:30 PM CurtainRaiser - 2020-12-26 4:14 PM Barryd999 - 2020-12-26 3:19 PM 747 - 2020-12-26 2:53 PM John52 - 2020-12-26 8:46 AM jumpstart - 2020-12-26 6:58 AM There's 147 other countries out there to do business with. . .... and how far have we got with them in 4 1/2 years *-) The EU is the worlds biggest trading bloc - by a mile Why would any of those countries be more keen to do a deal with BoJo than the EU? (Especially now he has shown he is not to be trusted as he was prepared to renege on a deal he signed less than a year ago) It certainly is the worlds biggest trading bloc. I bet lots of countries would like to be trading with it and sending goods to Romania, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Slovenia, Latvia, Estonia, Malta, Cyprus .... you get my drift? *-) Neverthe less, it IS the worlds biggest. And what about the UK? Could it be part of a new (non federal, just trading) bloc, with free movement of people? What if Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the UK formed a bloc? And what if it allowed other countries to join that bloc? It might not be long before countries like Germany decided to jump ship. :D After all, they have always had a low regard for their immediate neighbours. Try googling CANZUK and see what pops up. ;-) LOL! CANZUK is tiny compared to the EU and they are all on the other side of the world. Its a bit like living on top of Camden Market and deciding to do your shopping in a small village in Cumbria. You could say though that it might grow like the Eu did. Perhaps other countries will join it. Maybe even 27 and there would be Parliament just like there is now in the Eu and there would be something called a single market and even a customs union. Could be great but then I have to ask. What was the point of leaving the EU only to go and replicate it with countries on the other side of the planet? 8-) The world is full of trading blocs now and single markets etc and with them comes rules, freedom of movement etc and some loss of sovereignty. What makes you think CANZuK would be any different down the line? CANZUK is considered a joke by everyone apart from a couple of far right think tanks and populist politicians. You mean like your joke about electric cars not being built in the UK for the EU market? According to BBC News reports that has been discussed and allowed to happen. The amount of non EU parts has been widened to accommodate UK car makers. Nope, and the whole thing is a temporary arrangement https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/brexit-small-print-shows-boris-23224553 Oh per-leeze. *-) Is that the best you can come up with? 8-) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest pelmetman Posted December 27, 2020 Share Posted December 27, 2020 747 - 2020-12-27 12:44 PM CurtainRaiser - 2020-12-26 10:42 PM 747 - 2020-12-26 8:30 PM CurtainRaiser - 2020-12-26 4:14 PM Barryd999 - 2020-12-26 3:19 PM 747 - 2020-12-26 2:53 PM John52 - 2020-12-26 8:46 AM jumpstart - 2020-12-26 6:58 AM There's 147 other countries out there to do business with. . .... and how far have we got with them in 4 1/2 years *-) The EU is the worlds biggest trading bloc - by a mile Why would any of those countries be more keen to do a deal with BoJo than the EU? (Especially now he has shown he is not to be trusted as he was prepared to renege on a deal he signed less than a year ago) It certainly is the worlds biggest trading bloc. I bet lots of countries would like to be trading with it and sending goods to Romania, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Slovenia, Latvia, Estonia, Malta, Cyprus .... you get my drift? *-) Neverthe less, it IS the worlds biggest. And what about the UK? Could it be part of a new (non federal, just trading) bloc, with free movement of people? What if Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the UK formed a bloc? And what if it allowed other countries to join that bloc? It might not be long before countries like Germany decided to jump ship. :D After all, they have always had a low regard for their immediate neighbours. Try googling CANZUK and see what pops up. ;-) LOL! CANZUK is tiny compared to the EU and they are all on the other side of the world. Its a bit like living on top of Camden Market and deciding to do your shopping in a small village in Cumbria. You could say though that it might grow like the Eu did. Perhaps other countries will join it. Maybe even 27 and there would be Parliament just like there is now in the Eu and there would be something called a single market and even a customs union. Could be great but then I have to ask. What was the point of leaving the EU only to go and replicate it with countries on the other side of the planet? 8-) The world is full of trading blocs now and single markets etc and with them comes rules, freedom of movement etc and some loss of sovereignty. What makes you think CANZuK would be any different down the line? CANZUK is considered a joke by everyone apart from a couple of far right think tanks and populist politicians. You mean like your joke about electric cars not being built in the UK for the EU market? According to BBC News reports that has been discussed and allowed to happen. The amount of non EU parts has been widened to accommodate UK car makers. Nope, and the whole thing is a temporary arrangement https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/brexit-small-print-shows-boris-23224553 Oh per-leeze. *-) Is that the best you can come up with? 8-) A drowning LOSER will grab onto anything to save his Boris Bashed Ego (lol) (lol) (lol) ......... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CurtainRaiser Posted December 27, 2020 Share Posted December 27, 2020 "There is some fascinating stuff in the detail of this agreement. It is not the end of Brexit - it is a truce until 2026. The 2026 'review' of the agreement is going to be like Brexit all over again - woo hoo! The agreement has been expressly devised to be easily 'supplemented' by other EU-UK agreements that will be subject to it. It is, in effect, a five year framework agreement, which will roll-over automatically to the next five year review, unless terminated on one year's notice. The agreement has been expressly devised to be easily 'supplemented' by other EU-UK agreements that will be subject to it. It is, in effect, a five year framework agreement, which will roll-over automatically to the next five year review, unless terminated on one year's notice. Why five years? Well In a great triumph for UK 'taking back control', the proposed five year review cycle fits neatly with... ...the terms of the European Commission, the European Parliament and even the presidency of the European Council This is hilarious. So the UK only gets the formal right to review the agreement every five years, set to the convenience of the EU five year terms."* Not surprised that ERG is troubled as to what to do. *David Allen Green, constitutional lawyer and one of the team who stopped Doris's prorogation of parliament. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
colin Posted December 27, 2020 Share Posted December 27, 2020 If you read the document, there is just enough settled to keep trade in manufactured goods and food stuffs going post 1/1/20, after that their are reams of stuff still to be settled. The trade deal is far from finalised, that looks to be months if not years in the future. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest pelmetman Posted December 27, 2020 Share Posted December 27, 2020 colin - 2020-12-27 3:16 PM If you read the document, there is just enough settled to keep trade in manufactured goods and food stuffs going post 1/1/20, after that their are reams of stuff still to be settled. The trade deal is far from finalised, that looks to be months if not years in the future. Yep in 5 years time we can have another bitchfest :D ......... I dont doubt our Losers hope is that Brexit Blighty will be on its uppers and begging to rejoin *-) ......... I very much doubt it seeing as the world will spend the next 5 years getting over Chinky Flu ;-) ........ Like Boris....My Mystic Gut predicts Brexit Blighty unshackled by the EU will be agile enough to prosper mightily as we head towards our sunlit uplands B-) .......... Unlike the EU who will still be struggling to climb out of the world recession caused by China :-| ........ Would you bet against my Mystic Gut?...........Seeing as its always been on the winning side :D ....... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CurtainRaiser Posted December 27, 2020 Share Posted December 27, 2020 pelmetman - 2020-12-27 3:31 PM colin - 2020-12-27 3:16 PM If you read the document, there is just enough settled to keep trade in manufactured goods and food stuffs going post 1/1/20, after that their are reams of stuff still to be settled. The trade deal is far from finalised, that looks to be months if not years in the future. Yep in 5 years time we can have another bitchfest :D ......... I dont doubt our Losers hope is that Brexit Blighty will be on its uppers and begging to rejoin *-) ......... I very much doubt it seeing as the world will spend the next 5 years getting over Chinky Flu ;-) ........ Like Boris....My Mystic Gut predicts Brexit Blighty unshackled by the EU will be agile enough to prosper mightily as we head towards our sunlit uplands B-) .......... Unlike the EU who will still be struggling to climb out of the world recession caused by China :-| ........ Would you bet against my Mystic Gut?...........Seeing as its always been on the winning side :D ....... Oh it's not every five years, this is the new institutional infrastructure set up by the treaty. New Partnership Council, 19 specialised committees, 4 working groups. Each committee meets at least once a year. So, at least 21 new meetings between Britain and the EU every year. This excludes the institutional structures under the Withdrawal Agreement and the Northern Ireland Protocol. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest pelmetman Posted December 27, 2020 Share Posted December 27, 2020 CurtainRaiser - 2020-12-27 4:31 PM pelmetman - 2020-12-27 3:31 PM colin - 2020-12-27 3:16 PM If you read the document, there is just enough settled to keep trade in manufactured goods and food stuffs going post 1/1/20, after that their are reams of stuff still to be settled. The trade deal is far from finalised, that looks to be months if not years in the future. Yep in 5 years time we can have another bitchfest :D ......... I dont doubt our Losers hope is that Brexit Blighty will be on its uppers and begging to rejoin *-) ......... I very much doubt it seeing as the world will spend the next 5 years getting over Chinky Flu ;-) ........ Like Boris....My Mystic Gut predicts Brexit Blighty unshackled by the EU will be agile enough to prosper mightily as we head towards our sunlit uplands B-) .......... Unlike the EU who will still be struggling to climb out of the world recession caused by China :-| ........ Would you bet against my Mystic Gut?...........Seeing as its always been on the winning side :D ....... Oh it's not every five years, this is the new institutional infrastructure set up by the treaty. New Partnership Council, 19 specialised committees, 4 working groups. Each committee meets at least once a year. So, at least 21 new meetings between Britain and the EU every year. This excludes the institutional structures under the Withdrawal Agreement and the Northern Ireland Protocol. So what? ;-) .......... When I served in the Navy we regularly exercised with NATO countries B-) ......... Every exercise involved numerous meetings before hand :D ........ Kinda starting to smell of desperation Curtain Raiser/FastPat >:-) ........ Best "pull yourself together"...........Boom Boom (lol) (lol) (lol) ........ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CurtainRaiser Posted December 27, 2020 Share Posted December 27, 2020 pelmetman - 2020-12-27 4:43 PM CurtainRaiser - 2020-12-27 4:31 PM pelmetman - 2020-12-27 3:31 PM colin - 2020-12-27 3:16 PM If you read the document, there is just enough settled to keep trade in manufactured goods and food stuffs going post 1/1/20, after that their are reams of stuff still to be settled. The trade deal is far from finalised, that looks to be months if not years in the future. Yep in 5 years time we can have another bitchfest :D ......... I dont doubt our Losers hope is that Brexit Blighty will be on its uppers and begging to rejoin *-) ......... I very much doubt it seeing as the world will spend the next 5 years getting over Chinky Flu ;-) ........ Like Boris....My Mystic Gut predicts Brexit Blighty unshackled by the EU will be agile enough to prosper mightily as we head towards our sunlit uplands B-) .......... Unlike the EU who will still be struggling to climb out of the world recession caused by China :-| ........ Would you bet against my Mystic Gut?...........Seeing as its always been on the winning side :D ....... Oh it's not every five years, this is the new institutional infrastructure set up by the treaty. New Partnership Council, 19 specialised committees, 4 working groups. Each committee meets at least once a year. So, at least 21 new meetings between Britain and the EU every year. This excludes the institutional structures under the Withdrawal Agreement and the Northern Ireland Protocol. So what? ;-) .......... When I served in the Navy we regularly exercised with NATO countries B-) ......... Every exercise involved numerous meetings before hand :D ........ Kinda starting to smell of desperation Curtain Raiser/FastPat >:-) ........ Best "pull yourself together"...........Boom Boom (lol) (lol) (lol) ........ Enjoy your new found "freedom" that you keep banging on about, whilst constrained by the EU committees. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest pelmetman Posted December 27, 2020 Share Posted December 27, 2020 CurtainRaiser - 2020-12-27 5:07 PM pelmetman - 2020-12-27 4:43 PM CurtainRaiser - 2020-12-27 4:31 PM pelmetman - 2020-12-27 3:31 PM colin - 2020-12-27 3:16 PM If you read the document, there is just enough settled to keep trade in manufactured goods and food stuffs going post 1/1/20, after that their are reams of stuff still to be settled. The trade deal is far from finalised, that looks to be months if not years in the future. Yep in 5 years time we can have another bitchfest :D ......... I dont doubt our Losers hope is that Brexit Blighty will be on its uppers and begging to rejoin *-) ......... I very much doubt it seeing as the world will spend the next 5 years getting over Chinky Flu ;-) ........ Like Boris....My Mystic Gut predicts Brexit Blighty unshackled by the EU will be agile enough to prosper mightily as we head towards our sunlit uplands B-) .......... Unlike the EU who will still be struggling to climb out of the world recession caused by China :-| ........ Would you bet against my Mystic Gut?...........Seeing as its always been on the winning side :D ....... Oh it's not every five years, this is the new institutional infrastructure set up by the treaty. New Partnership Council, 19 specialised committees, 4 working groups. Each committee meets at least once a year. So, at least 21 new meetings between Britain and the EU every year. This excludes the institutional structures under the Withdrawal Agreement and the Northern Ireland Protocol. So what? ;-) .......... When I served in the Navy we regularly exercised with NATO countries B-) ......... Every exercise involved numerous meetings before hand :D ........ Kinda starting to smell of desperation Curtain Raiser/FastPat >:-) ........ Best "pull yourself together"...........Boom Boom (lol) (lol) (lol) ........ Enjoy your new found "freedom" that you keep banging on about, whilst constrained by the EU committees. I will B-) .......... Paddy :D ........ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bulletguy Posted December 27, 2020 Share Posted December 27, 2020 pelmetman - 2020-12-27 4:43 PM CurtainRaiser - 2020-12-27 4:31 PM pelmetman - 2020-12-27 3:31 PM colin - 2020-12-27 3:16 PM If you read the document, there is just enough settled to keep trade in manufactured goods and food stuffs going post 1/1/20, after that their are reams of stuff still to be settled. The trade deal is far from finalised, that looks to be months if not years in the future. Yep in 5 years time we can have another bitchfest :D ......... I dont doubt our Losers hope is that Brexit Blighty will be on its uppers and begging to rejoin *-) ......... I very much doubt it seeing as the world will spend the next 5 years getting over Chinky Flu ;-) ........ Like Boris....My Mystic Gut predicts Brexit Blighty unshackled by the EU will be agile enough to prosper mightily as we head towards our sunlit uplands B-) .......... Unlike the EU who will still be struggling to climb out of the world recession caused by China :-| ........ Would you bet against my Mystic Gut?...........Seeing as its always been on the winning side :D ....... Oh it's not every five years, this is the new institutional infrastructure set up by the treaty. New Partnership Council, 19 specialised committees, 4 working groups. Each committee meets at least once a year. So, at least 21 new meetings between Britain and the EU every year. This excludes the institutional structures under the Withdrawal Agreement and the Northern Ireland Protocol. So what? ;-) .......... LMFAO.....you voted to leave the EU but your Dear Leaders 'deal' actually ties you to far more than you ever were before. The hilarious part about it is you still can't see it because you're obsessed with trotting out four year old silly soundbites. *-) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest pelmetman Posted December 27, 2020 Share Posted December 27, 2020 Bulletguy - 2020-12-27 5:16 PM pelmetman - 2020-12-27 4:43 PM CurtainRaiser - 2020-12-27 4:31 PM pelmetman - 2020-12-27 3:31 PM colin - 2020-12-27 3:16 PM If you read the document, there is just enough settled to keep trade in manufactured goods and food stuffs going post 1/1/20, after that their are reams of stuff still to be settled. The trade deal is far from finalised, that looks to be months if not years in the future. Yep in 5 years time we can have another bitchfest :D ......... I dont doubt our Losers hope is that Brexit Blighty will be on its uppers and begging to rejoin *-) ......... I very much doubt it seeing as the world will spend the next 5 years getting over Chinky Flu ;-) ........ Like Boris....My Mystic Gut predicts Brexit Blighty unshackled by the EU will be agile enough to prosper mightily as we head towards our sunlit uplands B-) .......... Unlike the EU who will still be struggling to climb out of the world recession caused by China :-| ........ Would you bet against my Mystic Gut?...........Seeing as its always been on the winning side :D ....... Oh it's not every five years, this is the new institutional infrastructure set up by the treaty. New Partnership Council, 19 specialised committees, 4 working groups. Each committee meets at least once a year. So, at least 21 new meetings between Britain and the EU every year. This excludes the institutional structures under the Withdrawal Agreement and the Northern Ireland Protocol. So what? ;-) .......... LMFAO.....you voted to leave the EU but your Dear Leaders 'deal' actually ties you to far more than you ever were before. The hilarious part about it is you still can't see it because you're obsessed with trotting out four year old silly soundbites. *-) Keep on wet dreaming LOSER (lol) (lol) (lol) ........ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Guest pelmetman Posted December 27, 2020 Share Posted December 27, 2020 CurtainRaiser - 2020-12-27 6:02 PM Yeah Paddy (lol) (lol) (lol) ........ It's time you LOSERS started getting used to your new reality >:-) ......... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CurtainRaiser Posted December 27, 2020 Share Posted December 27, 2020 pelmetman - 2020-12-27 6:10 PM CurtainRaiser - 2020-12-27 6:02 PM Yeah Paddy (lol) (lol) (lol) ........ It's time you LOSERS started getting used to your new reality >:-) ......... Great news, as from 1st January the UK is no longer covered by the EU Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive. So there is the only win from Brexit and what it was really all about. https://home.kpmg/us/en/home/insights/2020/02/tnf-uk-brexit-implications-eu-directives.html Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
747 Posted December 27, 2020 Share Posted December 27, 2020 pelmetman - 2020-12-27 6:10 PM CurtainRaiser - 2020-12-27 6:02 PM Yeah Paddy (lol) (lol) (lol) ........ It's time you LOSERS started getting used to your new reality >:-) ......... Oh dear, do the Mods know a banned member has sneaked back on? I exchanged posts with him and now I feel dirty. :-( Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest pelmetman Posted December 28, 2020 Share Posted December 28, 2020 747 - 2020-12-27 6:17 PM pelmetman - 2020-12-27 6:10 PM CurtainRaiser - 2020-12-27 6:02 PM Yeah Paddy (lol) (lol) (lol) ........ It's time you LOSERS started getting used to your new reality >:-) ......... Oh dear, do the Mods know a banned member has sneaked back on? I exchanged posts with him and now I feel dirty. :-( I think he's sneaked back on so he can take part in the CB Losergeddon Mass Flagellation day on the 1/1/2021 8-) ........... (lol) (lol) (lol) .......... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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