Brexit, the economy and house prices part 5

Zero_Gravitas

Graham_Devon wrote: »

I don't really count the EU elections as a general election. But congrats to you running off and doing a search.

As I voted to leave the EU, it's hardly a surprise I voted UKIP in EU elections.

Notice you didn't quote the full post though. If you had, you would note my stance has not changed 4 years later. Go back 3 pages, on this thread and just yesterday you will find me saying the same thing.

I also got one of the three things on my wishlist for voting UKIP in the EU elections - just 2 more to go.

Quite brilliant. As a brexiteer u-turn, this makes claiming that the bus never talked about £350 million pounds going to the NHS seem pretty amateur...

Moby

From This Week-BBC last night.......

!!!8221; !!!8220;The nature of our future relationship with the European Union, will not now be determined until we enter the transition period.
It will probably go beyond the transitional period because we have now have added another year with this backstop.
But we still have to pay the £39 billion immediately after March of next year. I mean we have been outmanoeuvred on this.!!!8221;

Andrew Neil

!!!8220;: !!!8220;That is an understatement. Textbooks will be written on the incompetence of the British negotiation.
But to call it incompetence is to be too kind, I think this has been a conspiracy.
As you said a moment ago, all the senior civil servants are Remainers, about half the cabinet are Remainers, and probably more than half of the Conservative parliamentary party are Remainers.!!!8221;

Michael Portillo:@

This afternoon.......
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/jun/08/michel-barnier-rejects-may-uk-wide-brexit-backstop-plan

We are a laughing stock to the rest of the EU who just sit back and watch us all fighting like rats in a sack.

iro

mayonnaise wrote: »

:rotfl: :rotfl:

resentment against the EU is building, good.

No going back now, third country status here we come!

Rinoa

Barnier rejects May's NI border plan saying backstop cannot be extended to whole of UK.

No. 10 release statement comfirming NI will never be treated any differently to the rest of UK

Pound falls as 'No Deal' scenario looks more likely.

iro

Rinoa wrote: »

Barnier rejects May's NI border plan saying backstop cannot be extended to whole of UK.

No. 10 release statement comfirming NI will never be treated any differently to the rest of UK

Pound falls as 'No Deal' scenario looks more likely.

Love 'no deal':) proper Brexit!

Start learning Russian Barnier!:T

Moby

iro wrote: »

resentment against the EU is building, good.

No going back now, third world status here we come!

Fixed it for you:o

Tromking

iro wrote: »

resentment against the EU is building, good.

No going back now, third country status here we come!

Good to see ‘no deal’ becoming the more likely scenario.

Filo25

Tromking wrote: »

Good to see ‘no deal’ becoming the more likely scenario.

You think it's likely a "no deal" scenario gets through Parliament?

Thrugelmir

iro wrote: »

I am sure that those voting UKIP would all describe themselves as UKIP voters, it was more about putting pressure on Cameron.

To express a democratic view to the EU more like. The (now very apparent political) intransigence of the EU is it's own shortcoming.

Thrugelmir

Zero_Gravitas wrote: »

Quite brilliant. As a brexiteer u-turn, this makes claiming that the bus never talked about £350 million pounds going to the NHS seem pretty amateur...

Happening anyway.

Theresa May has pledged to bring forward a long-term funding plan for the NHS in response to growing concerns that key health services are being overwhelmed by rising demand.

27th March 2018

Seems as if the Unions today accepted the 6.5% three year pay review offer. The £4.5 billion cost is being funded directly from the Treasury not out of hospital budgets.