Roberto Larcos
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Their employees will. Some big salaries at Goldman Sachs - big spenders, too.
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Brexit | OT3 | A Feast for Crows
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Their employees will. Some big salaries at Goldman Sachs - big spenders, too.
Jesus those guys are mental
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The tone lack of aggression by Corbyn in this article are such a nice change from the shite we are used to from the Brexiteer tories
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...over-brexit-says-corbyn-after-meeting-barnier
I know a lot of people still have huge reservations about Corbyn, but he's definitely grown as a politician in the last year or so, he's turned into a genuine leader
Earthbound64
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EDIT: Moving to appropriate thread.
One of the hidden 'no deal' reports has been leaked to Jo Maugham. Try to think how bad it can be, then try to be surprised that reality is worse.
Earthbound64
Banned
Well, that's egg on my face.
If someone can redirect me, I'll relocate.
EDIT: Found it. Soz.
Yikes.
/Force Awakens gif
Corbyn added: Our commitment is clear. We must and will respect the result of the EU referendum but at the same time build a new close and cooperative relationship with our fellow Europeans based on our common interests. We are internationalists.
The thing I don't like abut this is they talk like they still want to be in the EU but in the same breath want to take us out just because of an unbinding vote, it's stupid. Same with May's Florence speech and such. It's a waste of time if you want a less than best deal and remain close parters, just be partners with the best deal.
Welp.
Chef Editor of the Manchester Gazette proving himself to be a cocksplat in the comments there.
Even after all the negativity presented in that report.
"We're leaving, deal with it."
anonymous_abc
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Would it have mattered? Cunts like Johnson and Gove would've used it to cry "See! Project Fear! Experts!" and their idiot followers would've eaten up every word then asked for seconds.
GrizzleBoy
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Yup. I also see the EU immediately calling the bluff if any UK government ever tries to plays this card.
ferrasvansen
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I remember saying at the time to my family leaving with no deal would decimate our economy and we would never recover. Now they are all starting to agree, even my leave voting sister fears her job is on the line, no sympathy from me sadly. I told her 20 times to wake up and listen.
The timing of his tweet is no coincidence. It's a final warning shot to the UK government to sort their shit out. No business wants to move, it's an incredibly expensive ordeal, but they're getting to breaking point with the uncertainty.
Because there's enough Tory MPs who think that no deal is actually our best option to force the Government to take that path.
Daffy Duck
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I feel like at the current trajectory next year is going to be absolutely horrid for us all.
GrizzleBoy
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You're simply need to analyse the data more patriotically.
Be proud of the hardships we are going to face.
Revel in the excitement of our chief negotiators who before the referendum, didn't actually know how trade deals work, now being in charge of securing a trade deal!
PJV3
Member
That kinda works when you are unaware about what is going to happen, I can wank and watch disaster approach at the same time these days.
Damn. You must be a big fan of Roland Emmerich's work.
PJV3
Member
Who needs to watch movies, I'm living the nightmare.
That's fucking hilarious.
KarneeKarnay
Member
Oh ffs.
Ram that deal down the throats of leavers. That's what happens if they call our bluff. That's how fucked we all are. I grew up during the recession of 2008, which regardless of how people put it, we still haven't gotten over it.
Ram that deal down the throats of leavers. That's what happens if they call our bluff. That's how fucked we all are. I grew up during the recession of 2008, which regardless of how people put it, we still haven't gotten over it.
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Ravensmash
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"Nah, typical leftie remoaner waffle - leave the EU NOW!!!!! "
Maybe he should try telling her "it was about sovereignty"
PJV3
Member
Jesus, the only silver lining is at this rate it might only be a very short time outside of the union before people want back in.
BlazingDarkness
Member
My attitude is just let it burn right now.
By the time we are out of the EU and the UK is fucked I will have my PhD and will be fucking off to Japan.
This whole shitshow is much easier to swallow if you just revel in the self destruction. 🙃🙃
By the time we are out of the EU and the UK is fucked I will have my PhD and will be fucking off to Japan.
This whole shitshow is much easier to swallow if you just revel in the self destruction. 🙃🙃
I'm just focusing on getting my shit together so I can leave.
That is basically the archetype for the arguments made in that thread.
Silent Chief
Member
I wasn't even thinking about you. Really?
Your wife's brother married your wife's sister? I am probably at risk of looking thick but isn't that your brother in law's sister or am i missing something?
SlipperyFishes
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Roundabout way of saying that his sister-in-laws husband voted to leave the EU, possibly on immigration control grounds yet he's married to a Portuguese woman which is weird because that would be voting against his family's interests.
It's embarrassing. May Davis, Brexiters etc. excuse is we have to have no deal as a real option to get good terms and not unveiling those reports like that leak one up there so negotiations go better. The EU has always bloody known, we know it will be a shit show and you have no leg to stand on. It's such utter BS. There is no hidden hand. I can't get my head around it.
Yeah... I'm gonna call the police and threaten to shoot myself in the foot unless they give me a million pounds.
This can only end well for me right?
Sure, the no deal situation will also do a bit of damage to EU economies. But it's so lopsided that this threat is a transparent joke.
Dirtyshubb
Member
From the headlines today:
May pleads with EU27 for Brexit deal she can defend
Reported elsewhere, not just the Guardian.
This is so weak, so pathetic. If she wasn't such an awful person, I'd almost feel sorry for her. It's like she's saying "I've got no beef with you personally, but I've got to sell this to my boss so can you make it look like you've given me a win, pretty please?"
May pleads with EU27 for Brexit deal she can defend
Reported elsewhere, not just the Guardian.
This is so weak, so pathetic. If she wasn't such an awful person, I'd almost feel sorry for her. It's like she's saying "I've got no beef with you personally, but I've got to sell this to my boss so can you make it look like you've given me a win, pretty please?"
autumnleaf
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A lot of problems would go away if May and the Tories weren't driven entirely by trying to win headlines at the Daily Mail and the Sun over the interests of the country.
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UK politicians across the whole spectrum only care about their party.
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Project fear tho.
KarneeKarnay
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That's it.