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Will Brexit happen?
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_mayonnaise_ said:Moby said:It's a funny old world the virus has resulted in levels of spending I'd have never believed possible. We have socialism by the back door and the brexit dividend, (if there ever was one) up in smoke.0
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50Twuncle said:_mayonnaise_ said:Moby said:It's a funny old world the virus has resulted in levels of spending I'd have never believed possible. We have socialism by the back door and the brexit dividend, (if there ever was one) up in smoke.
When Italy has to rely on communist help from the likes of Russia and China because it's "partners" in the "EC" are immobilised by panic and indecision ( and don't for one mad minute think that Italy will be alone ) it's obvious that the "union" is broken.2 -
The EU is broken. Reverting to a bunch of nation states fighting for their survival while the EU does nothing but issue platitudes.
Shengen is dead. The EU has suspended its fiscal rules. It can’t agree a budget. As an organisation, it’s become irrelevant.The fascists of the future will call themselves anti-fascists.4 -
John_Doe said:50Twuncle said:_mayonnaise_ said:Moby said:It's a funny old world the virus has resulted in levels of spending I'd have never believed possible. We have socialism by the back door and the brexit dividend, (if there ever was one) up in smoke.
When Italy has to rely on communist help from the likes of Russia and China because it's "partners" in the "EC" are immobilised by panic and indecision ( and don't for one mad minute think that Italy will be alone ) it's obvious that the "union" is broken.
So is (or shortly will be...) the UK too - so "re join" the club).
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50Twuncle said:John_Doe said:50Twuncle said:_mayonnaise_ said:Moby said:It's a funny old world the virus has resulted in levels of spending I'd have never believed possible. We have socialism by the back door and the brexit dividend, (if there ever was one) up in smoke.
When Italy has to rely on communist help from the likes of Russia and China because it's "partners" in the "EC" are immobilised by panic and indecision ( and don't for one mad minute think that Italy will be alone ) it's obvious that the "union" is broken.
So is (or shortly will be...) the UK too - so "re join" the club).
We have left and the default should no agreements be forthcoming is that we're out.3 -
John_Doe said:50Twuncle said:John_Doe said:50Twuncle said:_mayonnaise_ said:Moby said:It's a funny old world the virus has resulted in levels of spending I'd have never believed possible. We have socialism by the back door and the brexit dividend, (if there ever was one) up in smoke.
When Italy has to rely on communist help from the likes of Russia and China because it's "partners" in the "EC" are immobilised by panic and indecision ( and don't for one mad minute think that Italy will be alone ) it's obvious that the "union" is broken.
So is (or shortly will be...) the UK too - so "re join" the club).
We have left and the default should no agreements be forthcoming is that we're out.
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50Twuncle said:John_Doe said:50Twuncle said:John_Doe said:50Twuncle said:_mayonnaise_ said:Moby said:It's a funny old world the virus has resulted in levels of spending I'd have never believed possible. We have socialism by the back door and the brexit dividend, (if there ever was one) up in smoke.
When Italy has to rely on communist help from the likes of Russia and China because it's "partners" in the "EC" are immobilised by panic and indecision ( and don't for one mad minute think that Italy will be alone ) it's obvious that the "union" is broken.
So is (or shortly will be...) the UK too - so "re join" the club).
We have left and the default should no agreements be forthcoming is that we're out.
https://www.gov.uk/transition
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John_Doe said:50Twuncle said:John_Doe said:50Twuncle said:John_Doe said:50Twuncle said:_mayonnaise_ said:Moby said:It's a funny old world the virus has resulted in levels of spending I'd have never believed possible. We have socialism by the back door and the brexit dividend, (if there ever was one) up in smoke.
When Italy has to rely on communist help from the likes of Russia and China because it's "partners" in the "EC" are immobilised by panic and indecision ( and don't for one mad minute think that Italy will be alone ) it's obvious that the "union" is broken.
So is (or shortly will be...) the UK too - so "re join" the club).
We have left and the default should no agreements be forthcoming is that we're out.
https://www.gov.uk/transition
That will not give us time to get any financial agreement organised and will mean a NO DEAL
Which will mean even more broke for even longer0 -
50Twuncle said:John_Doe said:50Twuncle said:John_Doe said:50Twuncle said:John_Doe said:50Twuncle said:_mayonnaise_ said:Moby said:It's a funny old world the virus has resulted in levels of spending I'd have never believed possible. We have socialism by the back door and the brexit dividend, (if there ever was one) up in smoke.
When Italy has to rely on communist help from the likes of Russia and China because it's "partners" in the "EC" are immobilised by panic and indecision ( and don't for one mad minute think that Italy will be alone ) it's obvious that the "union" is broken.
So is (or shortly will be...) the UK too - so "re join" the club).
We have left and the default should no agreements be forthcoming is that we're out.
https://www.gov.uk/transition
That will not give us time to get any financial agreement organised and will mean a NO DEAL
Which will mean even more broke for even longer3 -
50Twuncle said:John_Doe said:50Twuncle said:John_Doe said:50Twuncle said:John_Doe said:50Twuncle said:_mayonnaise_ said:Moby said:It's a funny old world the virus has resulted in levels of spending I'd have never believed possible. We have socialism by the back door and the brexit dividend, (if there ever was one) up in smoke.
When Italy has to rely on communist help from the likes of Russia and China because it's "partners" in the "EC" are immobilised by panic and indecision ( and don't for one mad minute think that Italy will be alone ) it's obvious that the "union" is broken.
So is (or shortly will be...) the UK too - so "re join" the club).
We have left and the default should no agreements be forthcoming is that we're out.
https://www.gov.uk/transition
That will not give us time to get any financial agreement organised and will mean a NO DEALThe fascists of the future will call themselves anti-fascists.4
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