AHA-Lambda
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Working time directive?
Green energy?
Christ sake
Green energy?
Christ sake
The UK wants to undertake the exit deal and a trade deal at the same time.
The EU has consistently said this is not possible either legally (the EU cannot negotiate a trade deal with someone who is not a 3rd party) or practically (there's not enough time and having the trade deal be part of the exit deal means that there would have to be a full ratification process which basically would take 8 months)
Ich will meine Geld zuruck!
The Telegraph have listed "Five EU directives we'll be glad to see the back of"
Even ignoring how crap the removal of Working Time Directive would be, the others total lack of care for the environment are astonishing. Especially for reasons as meaningless as have proved unpopular because they give off a cold, unnatural light compared to their predecessors
If this stuff becomes the norm (and the state of the press in the UK makes me guess it will be), we are absolutely fucked
Working time directive?
Green energy?
Christ sake
Cake prices will go through the roof for the EU in the next months.
Y'all need to chill your tits for a while and stop with the ribbing. Try to enjoy the fracas as much as you can. Or vent away, but do so in a sensible way.
How apropos: German manufacturers say no concessions to UK in EU exit talks
he posted this on FB
The Telegraph have listed "Five EU directives we'll be glad to see the back of"
Even ignoring how crap the removal of Working Time Directive would be, the others total lack of care for the environment are astonishing. Especially for reasons as meaningless as have proved unpopular because they give off a cold, unnatural light compared to their predecessors
If this stuff becomes the norm (and the state of the press in the UK makes me guess it will be), we are absolutely fucked
They don't say no deal so that's something. Just don't give UK a better one or the same I gather. Not sure how that will keep manufactures happy in the UK but the UK government has yet to divulge what they promised Nissan and surely can't promise all industry a favour...
Automakers basically want access to the common market and some have already called for a larger amount of local providers (read: gov subsidising that particular portion of the industry to make more appealing sourcing parts from the UK). It's a whole different thing if this can be done in a way that satisfies all parts.Automakers said the UK must secure a Brexit deal that preserves tariff-free access between Britain and the European Union after Prime Minister Theresa May formally launched Brexit divorce proceedings on Wednesday.
Ford Motor said unfettered access to EU markets remained crucial for its operations in the UK.
"Any deal must include securing tariff-free trade with the wider Customs Union and not just the EU27, whilst retaining access to the best talent and resources," Ford of Europe President Jim Farley said.
"It also is critical that a transitional period is put in place to ensure that customers are not penalized and to maintain free trade," Farley said.
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BMW said earlier this month that it is reviewing its factories in the UK ahead of Brexit and that it has the flexibility to move production elsewhere if necessary.
Let me finish that sentence for you.Creating a better world is bad.
The Telegraph have listed "Five EU directives we'll be glad to see the back of"
Even ignoring how crap the removal of Working Time Directive would be, the others total lack of care for the environment are astonishing. Especially for reasons as meaningless as have proved unpopular because they give off a cold, unnatural light compared to their predecessors
If this stuff becomes the norm (and the state of the press in the UK makes me guess it will be), we are absolutely fucked
I never understood this faux-argument. Most cakes, breads, pastries, and chocolate are better on the continent.
Anyway, all eyes have left Westminster and are squarely in Brussels. There they will stay -- the UK's leading role in this debacle is at an end.
Doesn't literally everyone opt out of the WTD anyway?
This list was compiled by a moron. LEDs can be configured to any light temperature, and green energy is Britain's best interest unless the author looks at the cover of Floyd's Animals and feels a compulsion to burn some coal.
That light bit isn't even true - My LEDs are brighter and more natural looking than my old incandescents! The fuck are they buying, white fluorescent?
Doesn't literally everyone opt out of the WTD anyway?
Doesn't literally everyone opt out of the WTD anyway?
And nothing of value was lost.
The Telegraph have listed "Five EU directives we'll be glad to see the back of"
Even ignoring how crap the removal of Working Time Directive would be, the others total lack of care for the environment are astonishing. Especially for reasons as meaningless as have proved unpopular because they give off a cold, unnatural light compared to their predecessors
If this stuff becomes the norm (and the state of the press in the UK makes me guess it will be), we are absolutely fucked
She linked a trade deal with security cooperation? That's crazy. Feels like blackmail.
She linked a trade deal with security cooperation? That's crazy. Feels like blackmail.
Pretty much sounds like it :/
She linked a trade deal with security cooperation? That's crazy. Feels like blackmail.
Not to mention that as of recent years, LED bulbs also come in filament-configurations, so they can emulate the look of of incandescent in addition to light-temp output.kess said:LEDs can be configured to any light temperature
Europe dumped their nukes for American and British guarantees. Now we have jack shit.
AFP: #BREAKING Merkel rejects May's call for parallel talks on EU-UK ties
Off to a good start.
BENDY BANANAS
THEY BROUGHT UP BENDY BANANAS
goddamn why do i keep getting triggered over this bullshit
edit: oh fuck off Farage
It's not nukes (which France has in enough quantity), but counterterrorism and cybersecurity cooperation, on top of telling Putin to stick to fucking over his peasants instead of ours.
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5 hours in and Mays negotiation plan is already as good as dead.
Interesting 2 years ahead
I realize the French have a few, but without America's missiles and the UK's Trident nukes we're probably not as threatening as we once were. Relying on one nation vs. 3 isnt very reassuring
No counterterrorism co-operation is rich though since they need it as much as we do.
he posted this on FB
I realize the French have a few, but without America's missiles and the UK's Trident nukes we're probably not as threatening as we once were. Relying on one nation vs. 3 isnt very reassuring
No counterterrorism co-operation is rich though since they need it as much as we do.
You'll all be taking back your words once you're finally able to eat a bendy banana under an incandescent light-bulb on your 5-minute lunch break. Such a Utopian future is something we should all strive for.
Next step, United States and Calexit.
Getting money to break countries, he's totally a comic villain.
Only hundreds of routes pretty much everywhere in Europe...And nothing of value was lost.
I really don't understand how stupid you would have to be to have a problem with saving money and using less energy just because your lightbulb is a slightly different colour
Uh no??
Hell no, and the single job i did do that in was the worst I've ever done. I'd refuse to do a job that expected it now
Yeah, either a liar or maliciously stupid person wrote that.
I really don't understand how stupid you would have to be to have a problem with saving money and using less energy just because your lightbulb is a slightly different colour
No? I've had five different jobs in the last 12 years and they all required that.
Home Secretary Amber Rudd has rejected claims that Britain was threatening to withdraw security cooperation from the EU if it does get a trade deal, but some of her comments gave the impression that she was talking up the threat, the Guardian reported.
She said:
”If you look at something like Europol, we are the largest contributor to Europol. So if we left Europol, then we would take our information – this is in the legislation – with us. The fact is, the European partners want us to keep our information there because we keep other European countries safe as well."
And nothing of value was lost.