if it's not specified then why would you object to TM's deal then?
Nina Conti does rather well with her hand up a monkeys back.
I dont hate boris. I see him for what he is. Sometimes one has to use an aggressive opponents actions and momentum against them. He isnt about to be in power. Hes about to become a far bigger tit than chunt. And that is his own and leave voters making.
If you cannot see that you are invincibility ignorant.(look it up) Even the dogs in the street knew that after the divorce or separation or trial separation that the UK had to have some relationship with the other 27 of its nearest neighbours..if only for the sake of the children. There was no tug large enough to drag it into the middle of the Pacific.
Having the country run by a bunch of fascists as a tax haven who you can't trust to respect agreements or pay their bills perhaps?
I have not seen the full deal so cannot say, but if it had been a reasonable document I'm sure it would have been voted through. Some seem to think it was more of a surrender document. As for the opposition, although they stood on a platform of carrying out the result of the referendum, all they have done is try to create a situation for a GE. And then you are all whingeing on here about not being able to trust Boris
why do you not see Corbyn for the hypocrite he is. All his political life he has been opposed to the EU, and now he is in favour of it.
who ever said we should not have a relationship with them. You are talking as if we are going to have no trade or dealings with them at all. It is the nature of the relationship which is the sticking point. They want to still have control over us and who we trade with. I'm sure that if we left tomorrow without a deal, trade would continue in some form and very quickly would normalise. Yes there would be a bit of posturing and threatening on both sides of the water, but in the end common sense would take over. There is too much at stake , and surely there is no good reason to try and punish each other
Any deal will be the same, as the EU said, we cannot cherry pick. If we are to trade, that will have to be accompanied by acceptance of a raft of EU standards and rules, just as the 50 countries who have trade deals with the EU have accepted those.
We are not being punished by the EU, that is a Leaver fantasy.
not saying we are but will they try when we leave. After all they are used to getting their own way
Oh p-l-e-a-s-e give the fc uk over. Like you fc uking know. You know nothing. You 'see him for what he is'. Right. You see him through your utterly blinkered judgements and pre-conceived notions.
Right. The hypocrisy is stunning. Here with these pathetic excuses for the educated classes as they back track and back track upon a clear promise made to the electorate.
