Quote: As someone who led major projects during 5 years of preparation for the year 2000
I couldn't interest you in coming out of retirement to lead another major one for the year 2019 could I?.
You've only got about 4 months this time though :lol .
'Your Country Needs You!' as someone once famously said. 
YamFazFan, there are only a couple of weeks left in order to get this deal in place. Any deal has to go through due process etc. So we are literally running out of time for the end of march.
And you need to remember this is a transitional deal, which enables a smooth transition from EU members to becoming non-members.
What lies ahead is years of negotiations and legal wrangling. We are as much as any other country the architects of the EU. Everything we do is integrated with the EU. And it has always been a one way project.
The expectation is to have a final agreement in place by 2022. I suspect that is wildly optimistic.
And you know something, I still don’t what it is that BREXITEERS are unhappy about. What are these dreadful laws that have been ‘forced’ upon us?
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Not sure how many were at Nigel's 'Leave Means Leave' do in, where was it, oh yes Harrogate. Perhaps you could remind us :lol
The venue holds 2000 and it was approximately 2 thirds full apparently.
It was part of a tour of different venues and it was ticketed. I'd like to see how many remoaners had turned up to the London march if they'd had to pay to get in :lol .
Besides which you're always going to attract more remoaners to these things. They've more of a gripe and they desperately want to reverse the democratic decision.
It's done that quote inserting thing again :rolleyes
Quote: The venue holds 2000 and it was approximately 2 thirds full apparently.[/size]It was part of a tour of different venues and it was ticketed. I'd like to see how many remoaners had turned up to the London march if they'd had to pay to get in .Besides which you're always going to attract more remoaners to these things. They've more of a gripe and they desperately want to reverse the democratic decision.
So 666 (that's ominous isn't it) didn't turn up. Or they were probably out busy setting fire to mosques or something....
PS you just need to get your brackets in the right place
..... and anyway, why would somebody want to pay to hear Farage? Is he that hard up? Hasn't he got his MEP salary to look forward to... (oops forgot). Hasn't he got his party leader's salary to enjoy.... (oops forgot again) :lol
Yeah I usually get the brackets right. Mess it up sometimes when there's a pic removed in the quote or something :rolleyes .
The other bit of that reply is just plain daft. I can't respond to nonsense like that.
I don't know whether to take that as an insult or a compliment
OK so let's seriously analyse the current situation then.
Doesn't look like the Moggies can get the 48 letters together, so Theresa stays.
She's got to get her draft deal through the EU, then Parliament
The EU may be difficult, and Parliament even more so. The Moggies, DUP and the opposition are likely to vote against or abstain.
Apart from the Moggies they've all made clear they will not allow a 'No Deal' result.
So other options will be provided - postponement, amendments to the deal, new referendum etc. We don't know.
The deal is of course 'business as usual' for the next 2 years (or more). Then they sort out the future arrangements which it is clear will involve some sort of permanent Customs Union with the EU. That will also come with conditions. May is of course a Remainer after all.
So, if 'No Deal' is off the cards, and the only choices are Draft Deal followed by Permanent Deal with more conditions, or Remain in the EU as it, what do you vote?
22-11-18, 12:45 PM
(This post was last modified: 22-11-18, 01:22 PM by YamFazFan.)
(22-11-18, 11:57 AM)mtread link Wrote: I don't know whether to take that as an insult or a compliment
I'm not into insulting people and it's definitely not a compliment so maybe there's a third option :rolleyes
mtread, did you predict the result of the EU referendum correctly? A simple yes or no will do.
Quote: [size=78%]I'm into insulting people and it's definitely not a compliment so maybe there's a third option[/size][/size][size=78%] [/size][/size]
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I think it's called 'ignore the bait'. It's been flying in the opposite direction for some time. [/size]
Quote: mtread, did you predict the result of the EU referendum correctly? A simple yes or no will do.
No, did you? So let's hear your prediction what happens now. :pokefun
(22-11-18, 01:10 PM)mtread link Wrote: Quote: mtread, did you predict the result of the EU referendum correctly? A simple yes or no will do.
No, did you? So let's hear your prediction what happens now. :pokefun
As I said, a simple one-word answer would have sufficed
Why do you think you got it wrong?
Oops that was embarrassing :o . I missed the NOT out of ' I'm not into insulting people'. Just modified the post. Changes the meaning somewhat lol.
22-11-18, 01:27 PM
(This post was last modified: 22-11-18, 01:53 PM by fazersharp.)
Quote:mtread, did you predict the result of the EU referendum correctly?
I did and here it is as predicted on 24th October 2014..
(24-10-14, 01:22 PM)fazersharp link Wrote: Yep --what they going do - throw us out which would save us bothering to organise a referendum which would see us leave.
I don't do rain or threat there of. dry rider only with no shame.
Quote: As I said, a simple one-word answer would have sufficed Why do you think you got it wrong?
Whereas you are not answering my question at all 
I got it wrong for similar reasons Farage got it wrong. He thought Remain had won too. In fact he demanded another Referendum.
Quote: Oops that was embarrassing . I missed the NOT out of ' I'm not into insulting people'.
I guessed as much :lol
Next thing you'll know, you be putting your X in the wrong box :b
(22-11-18, 01:44 PM)mtread link Wrote: Quote: As I said, a simple one-word answer would have sufficed Why do you think you got it wrong?
Whereas you are not answering my question at all
I didn't attempt to make a prediction.
Quote: I got it wrong for similar reasons Farage got it wrong. He thought Remain had won too. In fact he demanded another Referendum.
See, you do have something in common with Farage :pokefun :lol
What were the reasons Farage got it wrong?
Btw, I don't much care for him either.
(22-11-18, 01:47 PM)mtread link Wrote: Quote: Oops that was embarrassing . I missed the NOT out of ' I'm not into insulting people'.
I guessed as much :lol
Next thing you'll know, you be putting your X in the wrong box :b
It's posting on a smart phone mtread. Everything's tiny, the cursor jumps all over the place then freezes, you can't see where peoples quote brackets are, you need finger tips no bigger than match heads :'(
Or maybe it's just my phone :o
Only posting on laptop from now on. Everything works properly on that 8)
Quote: I didn't attempt to make a prediction.
Because?
Quote: Btw, I don't much care for him either.[/size][size=78%] [/size][size=78%][/size]
[size=78%][/size][size=78%][/size][size=78%] Seems I've got more in common with you [/size][size=11px] :eek
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