The EU debate - Part III

[The Prime Minister]

EU-Canada trade deal falls apart after veto from ONE REGIONAL government

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said: “If Europe cannot manage to sign this agreement, then that sends a very clear message not just to Europeans but to the whole world that Europe is choosing a path that is not productive, either for its citizens or for the world, and that would be a shame.”



Good job the UK is leaving

 

[Stan]

EU-Canada trade deal falls apart after veto from ONE REGIONAL government

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said: “If Europe cannot manage to sign this agreement, then that sends a very clear message not just to Europeans but to the whole world that Europe is choosing a path that is not productive, either for its citizens or for the world, and that would be a shame.”



Good job the UK is leaving

Kustard forgot to add the link

http://www.express.co.uk/news/world...stin-trudeau-european-union-commission-brexit

 

[paultheplug]

Kustard forgot to add the link

http://www.express.co.uk/news/world...stin-trudeau-european-union-commission-brexit

It just shows how easy it is to block unwanted deals. Why do leavers say that we cannot prevent all this subjugation to the EU?

 

[PowerSpurs]

Kustard forgot to add the link

http://www.express.co.uk/news/world...stin-trudeau-european-union-commission-brexit

Never mind. I'm sure negotiating our one will be a piece of cake. Of course the EU is 'undemocratic' - the UK would never allow a local Govt to veto anything in our version of democracy.....

 

[petersaxton]

Never mind. I'm sure negotiating our one will be a piece of cake. Of course the EU is 'undemocratic' - the UK would never allow a local Govt to veto anything in our version of democracy.....

nothing is a piece of cake if it involves the EU
that's not a reason to stay in and suffer for the rest of our lives
it's best to bite the bullet, leave and then make our own decisions
I suppose if you were married and you didnt like your wife any more that you would stay married because divorce was too much hassle

 

[paultheplug]

nothing is a piece of cake if it involves the EU
that's not a reason to stay in and suffer for the rest of our lives
it's best to bite the bullet, leave and then make our own decisions
I suppose if you were married and you didnt like your wife any more that you would stay married because divorce was too much hassle

I would not have married the wrong wife

 

[petersaxton]

I would not have married the wrong wife

says the voice of immaturity

 

[Bodinki]

I would not have married the wrong wife

But we already married the wrong wife/joined the EU.
That ship had sailed.

 

[paultheplug]

says the voice of immaturity

No.The voice of certainty

 

[Bodinki]

No.The voice of certainty

Paul,no one goes into a marriage knowing or thinking that it will end badly.
Stop being silly.

 

[petersaxton]

No.The voice of certainty

I wonder if the FA were certain about Sam Allardyce?

 

[DMD]

I would not have married the wrong wife

Like the EU and partners, things can change over time into something very different from what perhaps seemed attractive in the early days.

 

[petersaxton]

Like the EU and partners, things can change over time into something very different from what perhaps seemed attractive in the early days.

I voted to stay in the EC in 1975

 

[FosseFilberto]

nothing is a piece of cake if it involves the EU
that's not a reason to stay in and suffer for the rest of our lives
it's best to bite the bullet, leave and then make our own decisions
I suppose if you were married and you didnt like your wife any more that you would stay married because divorce was too much hassle

... guess they model their modus operandi on how long it took successive Tory governments to conclude the Hillsborough enquiry?

Meanwhile at the Labour party ...

 

[paultheplug]

But we already married the wrong wife/joined the EU.
That ship had sailed.

But we already married the wrong wife/joined the EU.
That ship had sailed.

We were able to board the ship a little later though and I for one enjoyed the cruise. All the ship needs now is a refit, not some mutineers trying to sink it

 

[Bodinki]

... guess they model their modus operandi on how long it took successive Tory governments to conclude the Hillsborough enquiry?

Meanwhile at the Labour party ...

What a waste of money, and time, just to conclude with what we all knew to be true in the first place.

 

[PowerSpurs]

nothing is a piece of cake if it involves the EU
that's not a reason to stay in and suffer for the rest of our lives
it's best to bite the bullet, leave and then make our own decisions
I suppose if you were married and you didnt like your wife any more that you would stay married because divorce was too much hassle

Of course being in the EU is difficult. Your marriage analogy isn't a bad one, actually. If we had made an effort to make it work rather than wanting opt outs on everything we might have seen the advantages more clearly.

 

[Bodinki]

We were able to board the ship a little later though and I for one enjoyed the cruise. All the ship needs now is a refit, not some mutineers trying to sink it

It needed a new engine, and new captain and complete new crew, and a new anchor....and to be changed into a van.

 

[Stan]

nothing is a piece of cake if it involves the EU
that's not a reason to stay in and suffer for the rest of our lives
it's best to bite the bullet, leave and then make our own decisions
I suppose if you were married and you didnt like your wife any more that you would stay married because divorce was too much hassle

How were we suffering?

Or do you mean there have been too many dark faces around recently?

 

[petersaxton]

Of course being in the EU is difficult. Your marriage analogy isn't a bad one, actually. If we had made an effort to make it work rather than wanting opt outs on everything we might have seen the advantages more clearly.

would you have wanted your wife to invite a lot of strange men to live in your house?