nature boy
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In your eyes, what would be a good and realistic deal that the UK can achieve?
That depends on what the UK wants and no one has a clue.
In your eyes, what would be a good and realistic deal that the UK can achieve?
Calm down everyone. Worrying won't help. There is a chance we may get everything and more.
Screwing Greece is screwing Greece mostly.
Screwing UK - just the thought brought about a $2trillion dollar market shock.
There was a plan. There absolutely was. Just not gonna be palatable to the leave voters.
Some very fine experts will fix this mess, and I am quite happy for Leave to take credit.
We decide when we want to go. All this talk of punishing the UK and making an example of us because we don't want to be in their club is ridiculous. I mean we could just hang around indefinitely which would certainly be worse for the EU if the mood is were going to get a shit deal.
Lolwat? That's picking shit out of the air, seriously.
Labour are pro-gardening confirmed
Gemüsepizza;208304632 said:Did I describe Somalia? Can you point out where I did? No, because I did not. Have you lost all rational thinking?
You mean countries like the BRICS countries?The whole point is that the EU is not the entirety of the world, the UK can start doing deals with other countries, you know the ones that are growing rapidly.
On Monday, yes, I'll be back at work. When we leave, I'm probably losing my job and career as an Ecologist.
Per CIEEM: The immediate focus will be on protecting the economy, however it is vital that we do not let protection of the environment slip under the radar. Not only would that be detrimental to nature conservation, it would also impact those sectors intertwined with environmental legislation such as construction, engineering, farming, water and energy.
they wont invoke (despite the toy throwing from the EU) until they are good and ready, Cameron can not be trusted to secure a good deal, so that is why we need a new PM, so article 50 will need to wait until then...
of course one of Camerons threats was he would invoke article 50 if leave won immediately...
oddly that is another threat that has not come to pass
Not sure if it has been posted yet, but VoteLeaveDerbyshire as had a right go at prominent leave campaigner Dan Hannan's comments over free movement of people last night:
VoteleaveDerbyshire: I DON'T CARE WHAT YOU SAID MR HANNAN. WE JUST VOTED TO STOP MASS IMMIGRATION. NOW DELIVER FOR US.
https://twitter.com/DerbyshireLeave/status/746496329925419009
It's started all ready.
For those who missed Dan's comment, he basically said that the free movement of people would be inevetibale post bre-exit.
What was this? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/...-30bn-in-UK-plc-how-the-deals-break-down.html
Probably annoyed the EU, but still happened. Let alone the deals we already had via the EU. Thrown away.
So you have no idea.
It would however also be disastrous for any UK politician to arrive at an election after he promised an exit while still being in the Union.
Great. They can't though.
The attitude of some Brits regarding the presumed importance of their country is quite something to behold.We decide when we want to go. All this talk of punishing the UK and making an example of us because we don't want to be in their club is ridiculous. I mean we could just hang around indefinitely which would certainly be worse for the EU if the mood is were going to get a shit deal.
Message from my friend: 'this will blow over next week, we weren't fully in anyway, we didn't even have the Euro'.
Of course he voted leave.
As an outsider listening before the vote, this is what seemed like the outcome would be, which is why all the experts thought it'd be a stupid decision. It just turns out the Leave voters weren't listening to any experts.
Irrelevant?
45% of our trade goes to the EU. 45%. Let that sink in for a moment.
We will either have to pay tariffs, and accept the hit to our income or negotiate access to the common market which will include accepting the regulations and free movement but without having a say in said regulations. Trying to pretend otherwise is living in a fantasy world.
The attitude of some Brits regarding the presumed importance of their country is quite something to behold.
They are scared, they have no plan, they are starting to realize what they have done.Oh I see, thanks.
So why are they not invoking it? What do people want now? Do they still want to leave EU or are they scared to do so?
Or Cameron wants no responsibility?
Just post it.umm, not sure I should post it as the members are still very upset, and the last thing I want it a gang hunt, give it a few days for everyone to calm down a little and I will respond
second day, still can't believe we actually did it
nothing of value was lost
The attitude of some Brits regarding the presumed importance of their country is quite something to behold.
Holy fucking shit the remain voters really are a bunch of sore fucking losers.
Its embarrassing.
Well the fact the Tories slogan is a tree, and they are not anti environment, should give you some hope they don't suddenly reject climate change and the environment
Ah man. Hopefully you will get a lot of notice.
Holy fucking shit the remain voters really are a bunch of sore fucking losers.
Its embarrassing.
That is true they can't kick us out. But they can make life very very very very difficult for the UK if we try and stay in. Basically the UK would be on double secret probation, the minute the UK so much as farted in a slightly ungentlemanly way the rest of the EU would come down on us like a ton of bricks and they would use any excuse to "suspend our membership" for any slight infringement (which they can do).
Believe me we would be far better off outside the EU than we would being a member under these circumstances.
And the EU is about 45% of yours. Now who has the short end of the stick?The UK is about 18% of the EU budget. Wind your neck in and stop acting like this doesn't matter because we hurt your feelings.
it was just tongue in cheek, I meant no offence
That is true they can't kick us out. But they can make life very very very very difficult for the UK if we try and stay in. Basically the UK would be on double secret probation, the minute the UK so much as farted in a slightly ungentlemanly way the rest of the EU would come down on us like a ton of bricks and they would use any excuse to "suspend our membership" for any slight infringement (which they can do).
Believe me we would be far better off outside the EU than we would being a member under these circumstances.
Not if you position it as getting the best deal for the UK on OUR time. That would be easy to sell.
It's just like losing the 100m race in your year 12 sports day. Just shake hands with the winner and smile. There's really no call for any indignation.r u serious
We decide when we want to go. All this talk of punishing the UK and making an example of us because we don't want to be in their club is ridiculous. I mean we could just hang around indefinitely which would certainly be worse for the EU if the mood is were going to get a shit deal.
It's just like losing the 100m race in your year 12 sports day. Just shake hands with the winner and smile. There's really no call for any indignation.
Holy fucking shit the remain voters really are a bunch of sore fucking losers.
Its embarrassing.
It's just like losing the 100m race in your year 12 sports day. Just shake hands with the winner and smile. There's really no call for any indignation.
Holy fucking shit the remain voters really are a bunch of sore fucking losers.
Its embarrassing.
Many have been. But let's not forget that after Farage conceded defeat within minutes of the polls closing, he proceeded to blame the voter registration deadline being extended. Not to mention Leave voters claiming conspiracy over pencils in polling stations on the day. Both sides were going to react badly.Holy fucking shit the remain voters really are a bunch of sore fucking losers.
Its embarrassing.
What's embarrassing is the misinformation that passed for the Leave campaign & how camp Leave are dismissing lot of key points already, but what's MOST embarrassing is that Leave voters don't seem to notice the rug being pulled out from under them.
But but we thought you wanted to leave RIGHT NOW to stop the mass inmigration...
Seriously, the Brexit aftermath is just pathetic.
Completely wrong.Because invoking the clause means we're on a time limit. We're out two years from that point regardless of our stability or lack of. The UK government will want to iron out details for favourable separation from the EU first, most importantly retaining access to the European single market.
The EU is trying to force us to start the clock now so they can have the upper hand in the deals. They can then keep saying "no" to our offers until they get the best deal they possibly can (free EU movement, membership fees, loads of other concessions), knowing full well that at some point the UK will have to accept the EU's terms or risk leaving without anything at all.
Citation needed.Both sides were full of crap equally
I wish I had your optimism.
99.99% certain Leave voters would be acting the exact same way.
No, but you are implying that we have failed as a country, that our education system will fail, economy and finance will fail, our population will decline and we should just give up, shrivel and die.
They can, but I'd love to know what reasoning they'd use. http://eur-lex.europa.eu/summary/glossary/suspension_clause.html
A lot easier said than done.
I voted remain. Some of the people in this thread though who just want to be nasty trolls because the have hurt feelings can fuck right off.
second day, still can't believe we actually did it
nothing of value was lost
Holy fucking shit the remain voters really are a bunch of sore fucking losers.
Its embarrassing.