Brexit again...

[SourceOfTheTrent]

I believe Mr.Wetherspoon has been instrumental in delivering today's £20billion deal between BAE Systems and Australia?

The Force Awakens.

Good news for BAe Systems and their Australian workforce but totally unrelated to Brexit.

[Howjy04]

I don’t understand. If Brexit is what the government wants and, according to some on here, so easy to achieve, why is it taking so ******* long?

 

I voted remain Jean.If there was a second referendum I’d vote leave.I am staggered by the attempt at blocking by the people on the remain side including the EU parliament.Having to continually vote on amending amendments is quite frankly the main reason why it’s taking so long.Take away the road blocks,the traffic flows.

[For Us All]

Good news for BAe Systems and their Australian workforce but totally unrelated to Brexit.

 

Any good news usually is according to the Remainers.

[jimbo57]

Good news for BAe Systems and their Australian workforce but totally unrelated to Brexit.

 

 

Maybe, but a good example of what's available in the wide world beyond the EU

[SourceOfTheTrent]

Maybe, but a good example of what's available in the wide world beyond the EU

These things always have been. How on earth has being a member of the EU prevented us from doing business such as this?

[Fosse69]

Maybe, but a good example of what's available in the wide world beyond the EU

The EU didn't stop us getting the contract since we are in the EU. Whether we would have got it outside the EU who knows, would trump have stepped in??

[Heatwave]

Maybe, but a good example of what's available in the wide world beyond the EU

 

Cheaper to build warships in Australia is it?

 

Seriously, if you think the British people voted for a devil takes the hindmost, race to the bottom, laissez faire Brexit I think you'll be very much mistaken. Once the safeguards afforded by EU membership are removed by Parliament we'll all have to pay for Brexit.

[Heatwave]

Nothing so heartrending as a know all without an audience.

 

You should know.

[jimbo57]

Cheaper to build warships in Australia is it?

 

Seriously, if you think the British people voted for a devil takes the hindmost, race to the bottom, laissez faire Brexit I think you'll be very much mistaken. Once the safeguards afforded by EU membership are removed by Parliament we'll all have to pay for Brexit.

 

Seriously, I really don't think anyone voted for that, hence I am not mistaken.

As for the safeguards, we are quite capable of negotiating our own duties etc with the rest of the world. There is life outside the EU, loads of it.

[jimbo57]

These things always have been. How on earth has being a member of the EU prevented us from doing business such as this?

 

 

Obviously it hasn't, but it is an example of trade that is available beyond the EU.

[Fosse69]

Obviously it hasn't, but it is an example of trade that is available beyond the EU.

Also available to everybody else in the world, in or out of the EU. The point is who gets the best terms, a trader with 500 million customers or 65 million customers, on the doorstep or the other side of the world?

[bookworm]

Please! Seriously!!

 

perfectly true,if the quislings and 5th columnists causing a stink at present had been around in 1939 then we would have lost the war and been under the jackboot and all the anti-British tosseurs would have been licking adolfs arse.

[Jacko51]

There is life outside the EU, loads of it.

 

Nobody disputes that. The question is whether it will be better or worse than inside the EU.

[Jacko51]

perfectly true,if the quislings and 5th columnists causing a stink at present had been around in 1939 then we would have lost the war and been under the jackboot and all the anti-British tosseurs would have been licking adolfs arse.

 

With all due respect, bookie, that is the daftest thing you’ve ever posted (and it has quite a bit of competition)!!

[bookworm]

You should know.

 

I no noting, whyfor you no like me:shutup: