Now Merkel says all EU countries should hand over Sovereignty to Brussels. The dictatorship raises it's ugly head, and T May wants us to be part of it.
Slowly slowly catche monkey. This has been the German ideal from the get go. Hand over sovereignty to Brussels which in turn will be controlled by Germany, surprised there are those who still do not get it.
And you can tell Macron to **** off as well - if ever I've seen a snake in the grass it's that bastard.
Bring on the Welsh archers I say, soon sort this macaroon out. There's those who can be short with class, but Macron is a poisoned dwarf, he fits very nicely in Merkels???? That's why he talkes like one.
It wasn't my Grandad who told me but if he had he would have said Hong Kong Island and Kowloon were ceded to Britain but the New Territories that make up over 85% of Hong Kong were leased for 99 years so it wasn't sustainable to keep just those and not the new territories.
What a load of tosh,not sustainable neither are the Falklands,Gibraltar and Northern Ireland come to that.It's back Chinese because the Chinese said so,no other reason.
But, but, but the bus said we'd have more money....... *warning contains politician actually being honest* https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-46366162
Keep up,we got all the money and gave it to the NHS,you must have had your head buried in the sand at the time.
Under this pathetic withdrawal agreement, those that voted for Brexit aren't getting Brexit, and those that voted remain aren't getting what they voted for either Complete shambles
There you go then,sell your house and buy next year for £70,000 less on average house prices. every cloud ay.And with commercial property's at half price all those closed shops will re-open the country will boom and we will all be rich. You're a cup half empty person aren't you.
More people dreaming up figures to fit their own agenda. When have any of them got a forecast correct from one day to the next never mind 15 years. House prices drop by 30% there over priced anyway. Commercial property falls by 48% again overpriced. Sterling falls by 25% should cut imports. Unemployment increases to 7.5% not when you take into account all the foreign workers who will be going back where they came from Inflation increases to 6.5% when have they ever got this figure right. BOE rate rise to 5.5% yippee about time I got a decent rate of interest. What's not to like about Brexit
Whichever way you look at it a no deal scenario would be the correct outcome to honour the referendum result I'm pretty sure that people who voted leave were totally unaware that there'd be any negotiation on how we left, or that there'd be a 'divorce' payment of £39B And not only would there be a payment of £39B, the deal that has been agreed after nearly two and a half years doesn't even constitute Brexit in its truest sense The whole referendum process was rushed and badly thought out. It should have been a clear choice of Remain or Leave with no deal - none of this negotiating bollocks was ever mentioned
the reason house prices fall 30% is you CAN’T sell ‘em Unless you do what the rich Tory boy Brexiters have done and move your assets out of the country already, of course
