A Blatant Lie by BJ about Trade between NI and GB.

[Notch7]

Who voted for an internal for an internal border in the UK.

you did

thats what you voted for

now admit it instead of blaming the EU

 

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

How long will the EU last if they keep ****ing off potential allies.

Interesting that each time UK sign a trade deal with another country, you interpret that as an alliance against EU.
You must feel immensely threatened by EU to consider seeking allies to form an opposition to EU.

 

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...rkers.html?ico=amp_articleRelated_with_images[/QUOTE]
That one is spelt correctly, so obviously written by an educated person, such as Edwin Poots.
Whereas this one is probably genuine because of the mis-spelling:

 

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

The trade barriers are the EUs fault.

It's beyond belief:
Breixteers - we want out of EU.
Remainers - That'll create borders between UK and EU.
Breixteers - Don't care, we want out
Remainers - Don't blame anyone but yourselves for the ensuing difficulties.
Breixteers - The borders are the fault of the EU.

Does this illustrate their ability to assess situations logically?

 

[Notch7]

It's beyond belief:
Breixteers - we want out of EU.
Remainers - That'll create borders between UK and EU.
Breixteers - Don't care, we want out
Remainers - Don't blame anyone but yourselves for the ensuing difficulties.
Breixteers - The borders are the fault of the EU.

Does this illustrate their ability to assess situations logically?

Typical brexer attitude.

We've been saying for years the benefits of the Single Market is no trade barriers

Now brexers are saying "it's not fair now we've left the EU there are trade barriers."


What is wrong with brexers?
Seriously what is wrong with them.

 

[Vinty]

The EU has reached its pinnacle it will now go into decline and eventually into irrevelance.
Rather than reacting to events as they occur, its time to become proactive and work towards bringing down the EU.
A coalition with other countries to bring down tyrants is what Britain used to be good at.

 

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

The EU has reached its pinnacle it will now go into decline and eventually into irrevelance.
Rather than reacting to events as they occur, its time to become proactive and work towards bringing down the EU.
A coalition with other countries to bring down tyrants is what Britain used to be good at.

What do you suggest, terrorism?

... the EU need to learn the lessons of history.
... A self-elected provisional government of Protestant power workers, well-armed private armies and extreme politicians .....

 

[JohnD]

Vinty likes civil wars and terrorists.

Or as he calls them "well-armed private armies."

 

[Notch7]

The EU has reached its pinnacle it will now go into decline and eventually into irrevelance.
Rather than reacting to events as they occur, its time to become proactive and work towards bringing down the EU.
A coalition with other countries to bring down tyrants is what Britain used to be good at.

Ha ha ha

"The EU is about to collapse" - good old brexers fall back position: looking for validation.

Brexers can never admit they are wrong.

 

[Vinty]

Vinty likes civil wars and terrorists.

Or as he calls them "well-armed private armies."

Where did i use the term "well armed private armies"
Stop making stuff up.

 

[Vinty]

What do you suggest, terrorism?

You are definitely lying this time.
Your quote about well armed private armies wasn't said by me, it was from the preface of a book by Journalist Robert Fisk.
The book is called The strike that broke the British in Ulster.
If you had read my original post properly you would see that.

 

[JohnD]

Where did i use the term "well armed private armies"
Stop making stuff up.

Here

BJ and the EU need to learn the lessons of history.
Harold Wilson tried to subvert democracy and force the people of N. I. to accept the rule of a foreign state and he ended up with a bloody nose.

"The fifteen unprecedented, historic days in which a million British citizens th

e Protestants of Northern Ireland, staged what amounted to a rebellion against the Crown and won... During those fifteen days, for the first time in over fifty years... a section of the realm became totally ungovernable. A self-elected provisional government of Protestant power workers, well-armed private armies and extreme politicians organized a strike which almost broke up the fabric of civilized life in Ulster. They deprived most of the population for much of the time of food, water, electricity, gas, transport, money and any form of livelihood." — journalist Robert Fisk, in his book "The Point of No Return: The Strike Which Broke the British in Ulster.

The EU needs to wind its neck in, they have been conned by the RoI into believing that they can do what they like in N. I. without the consent of the inhabitants.

Glad I could help you.

Have you seen your doctor about short-term memory loss?

 

[Vinty]

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Glad I could help you.

Have you seen your doctor about short-term memory loss?

Protestants of Northern Ireland, staged what amounted to a rebellion against the Crown and won... During those fifteen days, for the first time in over fifty years... a section of the realm became totally ungovernable. A self-elected provisional government of Protestant power workers, well-armed private armies and extreme politicians organized a strike which almost broke up the fabric of civilized life in Ulster. They deprived most of the population for much of the time of food, water, electricity, gas, transport, money and any form of livelihood." — journalist Robert Fisk, in his book "The Point of No Return: The Strike Which Broke the British in Ulster.










The above was written by a journalist called Robert Fisk, it is from a book he wrote.
I have already explained that.
You are posting misleading information.

 

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

The above was written by a journalist called Robert Fisk, it is from a book he wrote.
I have already explained that.
You are posting misleading information.

I've said before, if you quote someone else to support your view, it's assumed that you agree with that which you have quoted.
If you don't or won't supply a source reference, it has to be assumed that you originated the comment.

 

[fillyboy]

ha ha ha ha

youve just linked a brexit liar site

this has nothing to do with the EU

all that has happened is that Sunak has announced he is to start negotiations to strengthen ties -fuk all to do with EU.


and guess what -it is exactly what brexit is about -deregulation of banking, increasing concentration of pwoer and money to the banking sector

loadsa money for Farage and his mates in banking, general public worse off

Friction has been building between the EU and Switzerland for the last 2 or 3 years as a result of EU trying to impose more control over Switzerland. Last year, by way of retaliation after the EU withdrew financial equivalence, Switzerland ruled that Swiss owned shares may only be traded in Switzerland. I suspect background talks over financial equivalence between UK and Switzerland started then, makes sense.

If the EU spent more time sorting out their own problems rather than trying to ***k over everybody else, they might just have a small chance of survival.