Official Brexit Referendum Discussion

#554
#554
Pacer92 said:
Countries that aren’t being flooded with immigrants...

I’m assuming you think this makes a country stronger, right?!
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It depends if they need more working-age people or not.

Immigrants are needed in nations with low birth rates.
 
#555
#555
EU approves Brexit agreement. On to parliament. Media is portraying its fate as "uncertain." I don't know if someone has counted votes or not.
 
#560
#560
Angela Merkel: ‘In This Day, States Must Be Ready To Give Up Sovereignty’

Merkel spoke at an event last week in Berlin entitled “Parliamentarianism Between Globalisation and National Sovereignty.” She began by telling the crowd, “In this day, nation states must today – should today, I say – be ready to give up sovereignty. But of course in an orderly procedure.” What is she saying?

Merkel appears to be embracing the idea of a global government. She certainly has not been shy about her opposition to Brexit.

The Express’ Tom Nellist believes that Merkel is suggesting “countries should be willing to give up control over their own affairs and let organisations such as the European Union have more power in a veiled swipe at Brexit, as the German Chancellor threatens to derail Britain’s exit from the bloc.”

Angela Merkel: 'In This Day, States Must Be Ready To Give Up Sovereignty'
 
#561
#561
"As Merkel threatens to derail Britains exit from the EU.."

Didnt WW2 pretty much ensure that Germany isnt going to "derail" anything that Britain or the US for that matter decide to do with THEIR countries???

What part of a foot in the azz does she not understand? She must have been not born or too young to remember what millions of dead soldiers and bombed out, razed cities looked like in the "Fatherland".
 
#562
#562
Franklin Pierce said:
Angela Merkel: ‘In This Day, States Must Be Ready To Give Up Sovereignty’

Merkel spoke at an event last week in Berlin entitled “Parliamentarianism Between Globalisation and National Sovereignty.” She began by telling the crowd, “In this day, nation states must today – should today, I say – be ready to give up sovereignty. But of course in an orderly procedure.” What is she saying?

Merkel appears to be embracing the idea of a global government. She certainly has not been shy about her opposition to Brexit.

The Express’ Tom Nellist believes that Merkel is suggesting “countries should be willing to give up control over their own affairs and let organisations such as the European Union have more power in a veiled swipe at Brexit, as the German Chancellor threatens to derail Britain’s exit from the bloc.”

Angela Merkel: 'In This Day, States Must Be Ready To Give Up Sovereignty'
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Merkel is a globalist. She’s one in the same as George Soros...open border societies...immigration galore...that destroys the very European culture that took so long to build...

Pretty soon anyone claiming to be a nationalist will be grouped in with the racist, anti-Semitic, homophobic, conspiracy theorists...etc...
 
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#563
#563
Pacer92 said:
Merkel is a globalist. She’s one in the same as George Soros...open border societies...immigration galore...that destroys the very European culture that took so long to build...
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When was European culture built?
 
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#564
MPs face FORTY HOURS of Brexit debates: Five all-day sittings in the Commons are planned before members vote on Theresa May’s deal

MPs will vote on Theresa May's Brexit deal after a marathon five-day debate in Parliament.

The House of Commons will debate the deal secured by the Prime Minister before the all-important vote on December 11.
MPs will be able to put down six amendments to the Government's key 'meaningful vote' Brexit motion under plans unveiled for the crunch Commons showdown.

The debates themselves will last for eight hours a day, a total of forty hours, and are sure to be lively as the Prime Minister battles to secure a majority to back her plans.

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Labour has tabled its amendment to the Government motion saying it aims to stop a 'botched Brexit'.

Labour's amendment also says it opposes a no deal withdrawal, and 'resolves to pursue every option' that prevents such a scenario.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said: 'Labour will oppose Theresa May's botched Brexit deal that puts jobs, rights and people's livelihoods at risk.

'There is a sensible deal that could win the support of Parliament, based on a comprehensive customs union, with a British say in future trade deals, and a strong single market deal that protects rights at work and environmental safeguards and helps us to rebuild our economy and expand our public services.

'However, Theresa May's worst of all worlds deal is miles away from delivering that.

'It is a miserable failure of negotiation by a Government that has wasted the last two years fighting with itself, rather than securing a better deal with the EU.'

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Responding to the Labour move, Conservative Party chairman Brandon Lewis said: 'This is shameful and irresponsible behaviour, Labour are objecting to the Brexit deal the Prime Minister has negotiated without any constructive alternative of their own.

'All they are interested in is trying to force a general election.

Five all-day sittings in the Commons are planned before members vote on Theresa May’s deal | Daily Mail Online
 
#568
#568
The UK voted to leave the EU....it’s been two years and every excuse under the sun keeps pushing it back...

Surprised they’re not in the streets like the French..
 
#571
#571
Pacer92 said:
Yeah, too bad that’s not the majority of voters, though...
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Tell me, in the magical world of Brexit, what's the Northern Irish border supposed to look like? Because it seems the Brexit brain trust never got to that one on the planning board.

Oops.
 
#572
#572
Velo Vol said:
Tell me, in the magical world of Brexit, what's the Northern Irish border supposed to look like? Because it seems the Brexit brain trust never got to that one on the planning board.

Oops.
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Probably similar to any border of two different countries...similar to US and Canada...

Shouldn’t take two years to figure that out...
 
#573
#573
Pacer92 said:
Probably similar to any border of two different countries...similar to US and Canada...

Shouldn’t take two years to figure that out...
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Except that violates the Good Friday Agreement and could revive turmoil in Northern Ireland.
 
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