What do the British people feel about the Brexit negotiations?

[barryqwalsh]

 

[SobieskiSavedEurope]

It sounds like the German dominated EU, is not much more tolerant of other peoples aspirations than the German dominated Nazis were.

Britain has lost all sovereignty.

I think the EU should have sanctions slapped on them for this.

 

[barryqwalsh]

“John says we should be out already. He thinks we should have just told them we’re leaving and left and he doesn’t think we should give them any more of our money. He says we can compete with the best in the world. He says it used to be Made in England, didn’t it, not Made in Japan or Made in Germany. He says Theresa May is too weak to stand up to them, and I said, ‘It’s a hard job’, but John says if she’s not up to it she should let someone else in who is."


Made in England: grumbling on the bus, Brexit and pub stodge

 

[Mindful]

Tilly!

What do you think of this?

http://www.spiked-online.com/newsit...ation-of-british-democracy/21814#.W6YOROtHmrU

 

[barryqwalsh]

Brexit was one of the issues discussed on this week's episode of Any Questions?



Jonathan Dimbleby presents political debate from the Stoller Hall in Manchester with a panel including the historian and journalist Simon Heffer, the Chair of the Conservative Policy Forum George Freeman, the President of the National Union of Students Shakira Martin and the Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry. The panel discuss the issue of the Irish border post brexit, a further referendum on leaving the European Union, £2bn funding for social housing and the future of the railways.


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BBC Radio 4 - Any Questions?, Simon Heffer, George Freeman MP, Shakira Martin, Emily Thornberry MP

 

[Mindful]

Brexit was one of the issues discussed on this week's episode of Any Questions?



Jonathan Dimbleby presents political debate from the Stoller Hall in Manchester with a panel including the historian and journalist Simon Heffer, the Chair of the Conservative Policy Forum George Freeman, the President of the National Union of Students Shakira Martin and the Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry. The panel discuss the issue of the Irish border post brexit, a further referendum on leaving the European Union, £2bn funding for social housing and the future of the railways.


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BBC Radio 4 - Any Questions?, Simon Heffer, George Freeman MP, Shakira Martin, Emily Thornberry MP

I fear Britain has missed the boat as far as the railways are concerned. Europe has invested heavily in rail transportation post war, over the years, as one can see from the efficient high speed trains in operation here.

Even North Korea has electrified train lines, as I saw in a TV documentary last week.

Emily Thornberry? No thanks!!

 

[Tommy Tainant]

“John says we should be out already. He thinks we should have just told them we’re leaving and left and he doesn’t think we should give them any more of our money. He says we can compete with the best in the world. He says it used to be Made in England, didn’t it, not Made in Japan or Made in Germany. He says Theresa May is too weak to stand up to them, and I said, ‘It’s a hard job’, but John says if she’s not up to it she should let someone else in who is."


Made in England: grumbling on the bus, Brexit and pub stodge

John sounds like a miserable prick.

 

[saveliberty]

Brits should be furious that their vote counts for nothing. At least you still have a queen....

 

[barryqwalsh]

A very interesting discussion, well worth watching.

Can and Should Brexit Be Stopped?

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Andrew Adonis contends that, as the UK enters the end-game of Brexit, a false choice has been offered to British voters and to their politicians: a catastrophic ‘no deal’ Brexit or Prime Minister May’s likely ‘blind Brexit’ which takes Britain out of the EU and into a transition period with no guarantees about any future relationship with its closest neighbours and partners.

He makes the case that such an outcome is profoundly undemocratic and antithetical to the interests and aspirations of the British people, explaining why, therefore, that he believes Brexit must be stopped and how this can happen.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

In a couple of weeks Labour members will vote for a second referendum. That will give remainer tories and the other remainer parties something to build on.

May will then not have the votes to see through any shitty deal she has or even a no deal.

She should then resign. But more likely is that she will be ousted and an election will be called.

The final act will be a second referendm which will put this shitstorm to bed.

And then we can get on with rebuilding the damage these idiots have caused.

 

[eagle1462010]

Britain needs another Churchill..........

 

[eagle1462010]

 

[hanio]

The current negotiations are a mockery. It will be hard Brexit.

 

[barryqwalsh]

Self-interest should make the right compromise. Before 2016, Nigel Farage, Daniel Hannan and the rest of the Brexit gang were happy to accept that, in the words of Russia’s favourite British oligarch, Arron Banks, “the Norway option looks the best for the UK”. Now the chance of a complete break with the continent leaves them giddy. They want everything: no customs union, no single market, no role for the European court of justice, no co-operation with any institution with the satanic mark of Europe upon it. They are terrified that, if they moderate their demands, “the establishment” will snatch away their one chance to live the fantasy of recreating the glorious isolation of Victorian Britain in the 21st century.




In today’s Britain, compromise is spurned in a bid for brutal victories | Nick Cohen

 

[barryqwalsh]

Anybody who was surprised by the latest episode of Brexit psychodrama simply hasn’t been paying attention.

The template for negotiations was set within hours after the June 2016 referendum: the European Union sets out its stall and waits for the British response. As soon as UK prime minister Theresa May’s ‘red lines’ became apparent, the EU could legally and logically offer only one of two routes: Canada or Norway. Each time this is politely repeated, the UK cabinet and the rest of the Conservative Party pay little attention to what Brussels says, choosing instead to have a row among themselves.


Brexit psychodrama dances a little closer to no-deal abyss

 

[DOTR]

We already know what the British people think...they voted leave. Leftists never have and never will respect electoral results. Our cousins in the UK are fighting the same group of elites that we battle here in the US...leftists trying to overturn our choices.
I hope Britain regaines its freedom and sovereignty but they, and we, will have to find a way to deal with the Marxists for any long term success.

 

[Ecocertifmrl]

Do you have a non propaganda source? Thanks.

 

[barryqwalsh]

Brexiteers are proposing a Canada-style trade deal as a way to break the deadlock over Brexit. This is everything you need to know so you can tell your Canada+ from your Chequers.

What is a Canada+ style trade deal?


What Is The Canada-Style Trade Deal: Brexit Option Explained - LBC

 

[DOTR]

Brits should be furious that their vote counts for nothing. At least you still have a queen....

Leftists are working furiously against her as well. Nothing is sacred to them...except the profane.

 

[DOTR]

The UK turned it’s back on their Commonwealth in favor of the UK. It would do Britain and the world a lot of good if you rebuilt that.