comment by ツ Hєиgy (U9129)
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comment by Better Call Martial - Football taught by Matt Busby(U11781)
posted less than a minute ago
George Eaton @georgeeaton 18m18 minutes ago
I'm now near-certain that Corbyn voted Leave. Hear papers have more tomorrow.
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Obvious
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Wouldnt be surprised if Cameron did as well. Both were anti-EU until recently when they had to toe the party line.
comment by I am gooner now (U16927)
posted 4 minutes ago
I did say rumours. I'm not taking it as all going to happen, but it does raise a genuine point that there will be further changes in the EU which, particualrly if we had voted to remain, would further erode the sovereignty of the member states.
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That's quite a leap to be fair.
Brussels officials appear to have taken exception to Boris' article earlier on today and are adamant we can't be part of trade agreement whilst practicing points based system for immigration,
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jun/27/brussels-rejects-boris-johnson-pipe-dream-over-single-market-access?CMP=fb_gu
comment by Ross Turnbull has a Champions League medal (U3522)
posted 14 seconds ago
comment by Better Call Martial - Football taught by Matt ... (U11781)
posted less than a minute ago
George Eaton @georgeeaton 18m18 minutes ago
I'm now near-certain that Corbyn voted Leave. Hear papers have more tomorrow.
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All guesswork. They can't get hold of any substantial proof.
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He's 67?
I'll crack on debating with people who want to do it in the right way.
............
Pretty much everybody else apart from me has ignored you, so good luck with that.
Your only ally is another idiot from your board called redinthehead.
Europe will be hrt financially if we reduce our imports from them. For example, Britain is Germanys second biggest market after their own. Do you think their people will sit back and let them wipe out a large part of that business?
comment by I am gooner now (U16927)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by ツ Hєиgy (U9129)
posted less than a minute ago
comment by Better Call Martial - Football taught by Matt Busby(U11781)
posted less than a minute ago
George Eaton @georgeeaton 18m18 minutes ago
I'm now near-certain that Corbyn voted Leave. Hear papers have more tomorrow.
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Obvious
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Wouldnt be surprised if Cameron did as well. Both were anti-EU until recently when they had to toe the party line.
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But Cameron's premiership basically depended on Remain victory.
Maybe he voted Leave as he thought they wouldn't win...
comment by CoutinhosHappyFeet (U18971)
posted 16 seconds ago
Brussels officials appear to have taken exception to Boris' article earlier on today and are adamant we can't be part of trade agreement whilst practicing points based system for immigration,
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jun/27/brussels-rejects-boris-johnson-pipe-dream-over-single-market-access?CMP=fb_gu
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Highly predictable. We knew the rules before the vote, and we made our choice.
'...participating in the single market meant accepting EU rules, including the jurisdiction of the European court of justice, monitoring by the European commission and accepting the primacy of EU law over national law – conditions that will be anathema to leave advocates who campaigned on the mantra “take back control”.'
This is not new or revelatory.
comment by Clockwork Red / O vermelho dos relógios (U4892)
posted about a minute ago
comment by I am gooner now (U16927)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by ツ Hєиgy (U9129)
posted less than a minute ago
comment by Better Call Martial - Football taught by Matt Busby(U11781)
posted less than a minute ago
George Eaton @georgeeaton 18m18 minutes ago
I'm now near-certain that Corbyn voted Leave. Hear papers have more tomorrow.
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Obvious
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Wouldnt be surprised if Cameron did as well. Both were anti-EU until recently when they had to toe the party line.
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But Cameron's premiership basically depended on Remain victory.
Maybe he voted Leave as he thought they wouldn't win...
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The Illuminate got to him. He was Brexit before that and behind closed doors....
Have I missed something here.
Was a Cameron or Corbyn vote worth a Million ordinary votes?
comment by I am gooner now (U16927)
posted 55 seconds ago
Europe will be hrt financially if we reduce our imports from them. For example, Britain is Germanys second biggest market after their own. Do you think their people will sit back and let them wipe out a large part of that business?
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Third.
I'm not sure where this impression of no trade comes from though, we have made the choice to leave the EU so we aren't really in a strong bargaining position here. The key bit is not really us receiving Germanys goods, its them receiving ours and if we are just going to increase the trade deficit.
comment by Boris 'Inky' Gibson (U5901)
posted 48 seconds ago
Have I missed something here.
Was a Cameron or Corbyn vote worth a Million ordinary votes?
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No, of course not, but would be pretty extraordinary if one of them voted against what they'd campaigned for.
I believe the tariffs apply to imports and exports. I heard on the radio the other day that we export 70% of the cars manufactured in this country and import 70% of the cars we buy. If German cars go up in comparison to ours we will buy less. We will buyb more made here and in other parts of the world like Japan. In fact as we wont have a tariff with the rest of the world they may get even cheaper in comparison. And outr cars will be cheaper to export with no tariffs to teh rest of the world.
To be fair, the whole point of the last couple of days is he didn't really campaign for it.
Off to the Footballl Live thread for the game. Bye for now.
comment by I am gooner now (U16927)
posted 7 minutes ago
Europe will be hrt financially if we reduce our imports from them. For example, Britain is Germanys second biggest market after their own. Do you think their people will sit back and let them wipe out a large part of that business?
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I think, should that happen, it would be quite easy for them to lay blame on the Brits and say they had no choice in the face of obstinance.
comment by CoutinhosHappyFeet (U18971)
posted 3 minutes ago
Brussels officials appear to have taken exception to Boris' article earlier on today and are adamant we can't be part of trade agreement whilst practicing points based system for immigration,
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jun/27/brussels-rejects-boris-johnson-pipe-dream-over-single-market-access?CMP=fb_gu
..........................
1. Boris does not speak for the UK Government.
2. I see lots of EU Diplomats making lots of extraordinary comments on behalf of the EU. No idea if any of them actually have any standing in the grand scheme of things. Merkel and Hollande are the ones who make the decisions.
comment by meltonblue (U10617)
posted 16 seconds ago
To be fair, the whole point of the last couple of days is he didn't really campaign for it.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Still...
Cameron accepts there is a case for an early election:
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/live/2016/jun/27/brexit-live-george-osborne-economy-corbyn-shadow-cabinet
rosso
an early election for what?
David Cameroon and Corbyn had massive bets on Brexit and that's why they were not bothered to campaign...
Anyone gets tempted at 4/1
comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 23 seconds ago
rosso
an early election for what?
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A General Election
comment by I am gooner now (U16927)
posted 9 seconds ago
I believe the tariffs apply to imports and exports. I heard on the radio the other day that we export 70% of the cars manufactured in this country and import 70% of the cars we buy. If German cars go up in comparison to ours we will buy less. We will buyb more made here and in other parts of the world like Japan. In fact as we wont have a tariff with the rest of the world they may get even cheaper in comparison. And outr cars will be cheaper to export with no tariffs to teh rest of the world.
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And pre-EU, we had a 10% tarriff on those exports. Removing that is what enticed companies here in the first place, its not as if that is British companies that are producing those cars. Ford and Nissan have both already spoken about that.
If they are exporting the majority of their cars to Europe, which over half of the exports are, then where is the incentive to continue unless we manage to negotiate the same agreement?
comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 5 minutes ago
rosso
an early election for what?
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A General Election mate
comment by Ross Turnbull has a Champions League medal (U3522)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 23 seconds ago
rosso
an early election for what?
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A General Election
...........................
Did he mention this in Parliament this morning? I had to pop out so possibly missed a bit.
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posted on 27/6/16
comment by ツ Hєиgy (U9129)
posted less than a minute ago
comment by Better Call Martial - Football taught by Matt Busby(U11781)
posted less than a minute ago
George Eaton @georgeeaton 18m18 minutes ago
I'm now near-certain that Corbyn voted Leave. Hear papers have more tomorrow.
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Obvious
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Wouldnt be surprised if Cameron did as well. Both were anti-EU until recently when they had to toe the party line.
posted on 27/6/16
comment by I am gooner now (U16927)
posted 4 minutes ago
I did say rumours. I'm not taking it as all going to happen, but it does raise a genuine point that there will be further changes in the EU which, particualrly if we had voted to remain, would further erode the sovereignty of the member states.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That's quite a leap to be fair.
posted on 27/6/16
Brussels officials appear to have taken exception to Boris' article earlier on today and are adamant we can't be part of trade agreement whilst practicing points based system for immigration,
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jun/27/brussels-rejects-boris-johnson-pipe-dream-over-single-market-access?CMP=fb_gu
posted on 27/6/16
comment by Ross Turnbull has a Champions League medal (U3522)
posted 14 seconds ago
comment by Better Call Martial - Football taught by Matt ... (U11781)
posted less than a minute ago
George Eaton @georgeeaton 18m18 minutes ago
I'm now near-certain that Corbyn voted Leave. Hear papers have more tomorrow.
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All guesswork. They can't get hold of any substantial proof.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
He's 67?
posted on 27/6/16
I'll crack on debating with people who want to do it in the right way.
............
Pretty much everybody else apart from me has ignored you, so good luck with that.
Your only ally is another idiot from your board called redinthehead.
posted on 27/6/16
Europe will be hrt financially if we reduce our imports from them. For example, Britain is Germanys second biggest market after their own. Do you think their people will sit back and let them wipe out a large part of that business?
posted on 27/6/16
comment by I am gooner now (U16927)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by ツ Hєиgy (U9129)
posted less than a minute ago
comment by Better Call Martial - Football taught by Matt Busby(U11781)
posted less than a minute ago
George Eaton @georgeeaton 18m18 minutes ago
I'm now near-certain that Corbyn voted Leave. Hear papers have more tomorrow.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Obvious
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Wouldnt be surprised if Cameron did as well. Both were anti-EU until recently when they had to toe the party line.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
But Cameron's premiership basically depended on Remain victory.
Maybe he voted Leave as he thought they wouldn't win...
posted on 27/6/16
comment by CoutinhosHappyFeet (U18971)
posted 16 seconds ago
Brussels officials appear to have taken exception to Boris' article earlier on today and are adamant we can't be part of trade agreement whilst practicing points based system for immigration,
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jun/27/brussels-rejects-boris-johnson-pipe-dream-over-single-market-access?CMP=fb_gu
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Highly predictable. We knew the rules before the vote, and we made our choice.
'...participating in the single market meant accepting EU rules, including the jurisdiction of the European court of justice, monitoring by the European commission and accepting the primacy of EU law over national law – conditions that will be anathema to leave advocates who campaigned on the mantra “take back control”.'
This is not new or revelatory.
posted on 27/6/16
comment by Clockwork Red / O vermelho dos relógios (U4892)
posted about a minute ago
comment by I am gooner now (U16927)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by ツ Hєиgy (U9129)
posted less than a minute ago
comment by Better Call Martial - Football taught by Matt Busby(U11781)
posted less than a minute ago
George Eaton @georgeeaton 18m18 minutes ago
I'm now near-certain that Corbyn voted Leave. Hear papers have more tomorrow.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Obvious
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Wouldnt be surprised if Cameron did as well. Both were anti-EU until recently when they had to toe the party line.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
But Cameron's premiership basically depended on Remain victory.
Maybe he voted Leave as he thought they wouldn't win...
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The Illuminate got to him. He was Brexit before that and behind closed doors....
posted on 27/6/16
Have I missed something here.
Was a Cameron or Corbyn vote worth a Million ordinary votes?
posted on 27/6/16
comment by I am gooner now (U16927)
posted 55 seconds ago
Europe will be hrt financially if we reduce our imports from them. For example, Britain is Germanys second biggest market after their own. Do you think their people will sit back and let them wipe out a large part of that business?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Third.
I'm not sure where this impression of no trade comes from though, we have made the choice to leave the EU so we aren't really in a strong bargaining position here. The key bit is not really us receiving Germanys goods, its them receiving ours and if we are just going to increase the trade deficit.
posted on 27/6/16
comment by Boris 'Inky' Gibson (U5901)
posted 48 seconds ago
Have I missed something here.
Was a Cameron or Corbyn vote worth a Million ordinary votes?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No, of course not, but would be pretty extraordinary if one of them voted against what they'd campaigned for.
posted on 27/6/16
I believe the tariffs apply to imports and exports. I heard on the radio the other day that we export 70% of the cars manufactured in this country and import 70% of the cars we buy. If German cars go up in comparison to ours we will buy less. We will buyb more made here and in other parts of the world like Japan. In fact as we wont have a tariff with the rest of the world they may get even cheaper in comparison. And outr cars will be cheaper to export with no tariffs to teh rest of the world.
posted on 27/6/16
To be fair, the whole point of the last couple of days is he didn't really campaign for it.
posted on 27/6/16
Off to the Footballl Live thread for the game. Bye for now.
posted on 27/6/16
comment by I am gooner now (U16927)
posted 7 minutes ago
Europe will be hrt financially if we reduce our imports from them. For example, Britain is Germanys second biggest market after their own. Do you think their people will sit back and let them wipe out a large part of that business?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I think, should that happen, it would be quite easy for them to lay blame on the Brits and say they had no choice in the face of obstinance.
posted on 27/6/16
comment by CoutinhosHappyFeet (U18971)
posted 3 minutes ago
Brussels officials appear to have taken exception to Boris' article earlier on today and are adamant we can't be part of trade agreement whilst practicing points based system for immigration,
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jun/27/brussels-rejects-boris-johnson-pipe-dream-over-single-market-access?CMP=fb_gu
..........................
1. Boris does not speak for the UK Government.
2. I see lots of EU Diplomats making lots of extraordinary comments on behalf of the EU. No idea if any of them actually have any standing in the grand scheme of things. Merkel and Hollande are the ones who make the decisions.
posted on 27/6/16
comment by meltonblue (U10617)
posted 16 seconds ago
To be fair, the whole point of the last couple of days is he didn't really campaign for it.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Still...
posted on 27/6/16
Cameron accepts there is a case for an early election:
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/live/2016/jun/27/brexit-live-george-osborne-economy-corbyn-shadow-cabinet
posted on 27/6/16
rosso
an early election for what?
posted on 27/6/16
David Cameroon and Corbyn had massive bets on Brexit and that's why they were not bothered to campaign...
Anyone gets tempted at 4/1
posted on 27/6/16
comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 23 seconds ago
rosso
an early election for what?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
A General Election
posted on 27/6/16
comment by I am gooner now (U16927)
posted 9 seconds ago
I believe the tariffs apply to imports and exports. I heard on the radio the other day that we export 70% of the cars manufactured in this country and import 70% of the cars we buy. If German cars go up in comparison to ours we will buy less. We will buyb more made here and in other parts of the world like Japan. In fact as we wont have a tariff with the rest of the world they may get even cheaper in comparison. And outr cars will be cheaper to export with no tariffs to teh rest of the world.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
And pre-EU, we had a 10% tarriff on those exports. Removing that is what enticed companies here in the first place, its not as if that is British companies that are producing those cars. Ford and Nissan have both already spoken about that.
If they are exporting the majority of their cars to Europe, which over half of the exports are, then where is the incentive to continue unless we manage to negotiate the same agreement?
posted on 27/6/16
comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 5 minutes ago
rosso
an early election for what?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
A General Election mate
posted on 27/6/16
comment by Ross Turnbull has a Champions League medal (U3522)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 23 seconds ago
rosso
an early election for what?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
A General Election
...........................
Did he mention this in Parliament this morning? I had to pop out so possibly missed a bit.
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