Brexit - Creating a Cuntocracy - Now with 4d chess option

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Are you sure?
Or, perhaps, ashore?

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Wednesday

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Local lingo going fine then? :slight_smile:

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Tbh, itā€™s not too bad to understand, but they do have some really weird words that they throw in every now and then. Theyā€™ve all been great though. Very welcoming and very helpful, most impressed!

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Aye you say that now but wait until Independence

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Glad to hear that islands still give welcome the migrants.

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AA Plan B:

Move to Funzie and apply to the EU for ā€œHeritage and tradition fundingā€

Housing and tax free per diems to be paid for village idiots and their kin.

Failing that - Plan C:

Buy Funzie and build a casino.

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And, a bridge. Yes a bridge, we would need a bridge.

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https://pbs.twimg.com/media/C6Fh_ahXMAAdRjC.jpg

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My view at the moment is that there is no chance of any deal with the EU. Any negotiations will get off to a bad start with discussions about money, and the chance of any deal that is vaguely acceptable to our cabinet has no chance of getting approved by all EU countries.

Does anyone have any hope for a meaningful deal, or even one at all?

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Any deal worth having, i.e. properly negotiated will take 5-7 years as per every other major trade deal.

These idiots want a quicky divorce in 2 years and the only way of doing that is to give loads of shit up

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I watched the BBC programme last night which did suggest that the Ā£50Bn exit bill is likely to be a serious problem almost from the outset. Despite the bluster & arrogance of cunts like Gove & Johnson.

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It was interesting to see the vox pops of ā€˜Leaversā€™ when they were informed about the 50 billion potential payment.

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No.

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No but then Iā€™m not sure the EU will be the same force in 5_7 years.

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Sadly, that isnā€™t really an exit bill. That is the bill for existing commitments that the UK signed up to and would be liable for between now and 2020 irrespective of Brexit. The common misconception that after Article 50 is invoked the UK would never pay another penny was ramped up by BoJo, Gove and the likes of the Mail before the vote. Expect lots more of this kid of shite in the next two years.

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