The EU debate - Part III

Nobody has a veto
what section of article 50 says that?
what does "post-article 50" mean? It's been in the treaty for a long time.
what "new deal"? are you thinking of a new treaty? why should a new treaty be required?

 

I guess Germany, Italy, Spain, Australia, Brazil, Canada, South Africa and Turkey to name just a few countries (off the top of my head) are all ****ed then as they'll be attacked by nuclear weapons at any moment seeing as they don't have any!

 

Is there anyone other than Ballymore Bill and Lord Kustard Lucan who he doesn't have on ignore?

 

What? you don't think anything comes after article 50 do you?

 

Unfortunately he doesn't have me on ignore yet I don't think.

 

Smirnoff by the looks of

@Smirnoffpriest show the daft **** that piece I've posted mate

 

Fixed that for you

 

All the countries you mention (except Brazil and South Africa): Germany, Italy, Spain, Australia, Canada and Turkey are NATO members/affiliates/or partners and will be protected by other NATO countries.

 

Here you go Two Kitchens Pete - you shouldn't have so many people on ignore

 

article 51?

 

Like us then - so why do we need nuclear weapons and they don't?

Also I don't think every single country in the world bar 9 are protected by NATO!

 

What are you talking about? I was correcting what you said.

 

I think because you've directly quoted me, he still can't read it mate - given his latest retort.

 

Don't think he can see it as you quoted Tobes' post. The daft ****'s confused

 

If nobody had nuclear weapons except Russia, Iran and North Korea then I don't think the world would be safer.
Why do some people "need" house insurance and other people don't?

 

No way should any sane Gvt even consider giving up nuclear weapons while that fat loony in North Korea is still in power!

 

I was asked to send you that post from Tobes coz you've got so many people on ignore. And you haven't corrected anyone on anything on this thread as long as it's been going. Especially not on all 27 countries needing to agree any new agreements - such as FTAs we set up once we Brexit.

 

You didn't answer my question.

 

What impact did your second kitchen have on the cost of your house insurance? Also, do you have to pay a premium due to the damage your massive bulk does to the foundations?