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Post by Netley Lucas on Oct 11, 2019 18:03:56 GMT
 Billed by political experts as the end of Brexit negotiations the meeting at Thornton Manor yesterday suddenly became interesting, it went on for too long and much of it was one to one, was this really the end... or was it the beginning!? Rumours soon spread that NI was to remain in an EU CU and that talks could now begin properly, tunnel negotiations. This means only the key negotiating teams, no media, no documents and certainly no running commentary, it just got real again. Will it get to a deal? I'm hearing no howls of DUP protest so that helps, many hurdles to clear and only a fool would be celebrating after all we've been through but there is some hope that the impossible has just about become possible. |
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Post by Netley Lucas on Oct 16, 2019 4:20:16 GMT
 A draft text of the agreement could now be published on Wednesday if Downing Street gives the final green light, according to senior EU and British sources. |
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Post by Netley Lucas on Oct 16, 2019 14:33:25 GMT
Still waiting on Arlene, seems the issue of consent is holding things up. Tusk reckons 8 hours but they said that yesterday.
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Post by Netley Lucas on Oct 17, 2019 14:56:56 GMT
Cautiously optimistic EU/UK deal struck. Junker says no more extensions but that's not in his gift. Tusk and the EU Council, the 27 countries will decide that. Suggestions that a binary deal or no deal vote in Parliament on Saturday will settle things but the usual shenanigans are afoot as is always the case when you have a minority Gov. Well played so far Boris, now get it over the line and we can start negotiating properly on future relations and trade.
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Post by Netley Lucas on Oct 17, 2019 15:25:24 GMT
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Post by Netley Lucas on Oct 19, 2019 0:51:26 GMT
Looks to be on a knife edge. Letwin is a bit of nuisance but he doesn't stop it. I think Boris may have enough even w/o DUP but it's maybe just a couple so he could just as easily lose. Then we're into extension and election, the fun never ends, it really doesn't.
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Post by Netley Lucas on Oct 22, 2019 21:12:26 GMT
I can't see Tusk and the 27 backing a short extension only to have to extend again. They're going Benn, it'll be 31st Jan and it's now just a matter of when the election will be as no deal is removed.
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Post by Netley Lucas on Oct 30, 2019 0:27:02 GMT
Thursday 12 December is the election date unless The Lords go crazy! Jezzer eventually climbing aboard the pre-Brexit GE train so the WAB is now dead in return for no amendments so let's see who wins as they'll own Brexit. Barnier (yep) has already said the trade talks will take longer than 11 months (the transition period) so even with 3.5 years gone, still a hell of a lot of mileage left in this mother. GE Thread? Yep, let's get it through the Lords though and then I'll open it with a Poll.
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Post by WALOR on Nov 29, 2019 17:19:53 GMT
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Post by Netley Lucas on Dec 13, 2019 2:17:58 GMT
Looks like Boris wins, we get Brexit... come and talk.
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Post by WALOR on Dec 14, 2019 5:36:18 GMT
What happens when Scotland leaves the UK?
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Doc
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Post by Doc on Dec 14, 2019 10:55:56 GMT
What happens when Scotland leaves the UK? No loss, there. Then can F off and die.
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Post by Netley Lucas on Dec 15, 2019 11:52:08 GMT
What happens when Scotland leaves the UK? Celebrations both sides of the border?  I'm sure the Unionists will have something to say on the matter but personally if the SNP can persuade a majority of Scots to leave then that's fine by me. NI is going the same way too. Democracy is good. |
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Post by RAPID on Dec 15, 2019 20:42:14 GMT
What happens when Scotland leaves the UK? No loss, there. Then can F off and die.
Or they? |
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Post by WALOR on Jan 23, 2020 16:59:46 GMT
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I'm sure the Unionists will have something to say on the matter but personally if the SNP can persuade a majority of Scots to leave then that's fine by me. NI is going the same way too. Democracy is good.