What now for the EU ?

[Higgs_bosun]

Mong

Mong

Hate has no place in the European way of life my friend.
Hate has no place in the European way of life my friend

and one more for luck...

Hate has no place in the European way of life my friend.

 

[PhotEx]

And that happens to work both ways. Although losing trade to 19 countries is only part of the problem... 27 countries are involved. You must be hoping for a deal from Alice in wonderland, which will still be bad btw.

are the EU imposing a cross channel trade blockade?

 

[Higgs_bosun]

are the EU imposing a cross channel trade blockade?

A self imposed blockade was the idea behind brexit...it just looks like a barrier of stupidity though.

 

[Listy]

This is the current situation in British governments for the next 4 years. Escaping from laws, standards and dismantling human rights were some of the reasons for brexit.

Wasn't there a news story a few weeks back about the EU complaining British standards which were about to be implemented were too stringent?

 

[Listy]

Hate has no place in the European way of life my friend.

And yet you have repeatedly launched it vitriolic attacks on people who voted leave on this very thread...

 

[Cyberhacker]

And that happens to work both ways. Although losing trade to 19 countries is only part of the problem... 27 countries are involved.

Yes, we're losing "free trade" with 27 EU-member states... "free" meaning it costs us £10bn (nett) pa in contributions.

Of those 27, only a couple really matter in the great scheme of things

 

[Lifeboat21]

Yes, we're losing "free trade" with 27 EU-member states... "free" meaning it costs us £10bn (nett) pa in contributions.

Of those 27, only a couple really matter in the great scheme of things

Cyprus and Malta?

 

[Krautman]

It was from 11 Gds Tk Div in Dresden and I know the name of the Comd if that helps you.

Easy, it was just about the version.

 

[Lifeboat21]

It was from 11 Gds Tk Div in Dresden and I know the name of the Comd if that helps you.

Would probably have been useful before the 1990.

 

[Krautman]

@Krautman does have a point.
An early 80s Pentagon Comic Book, aka Langley Fact Book, had a drawing of the so-called T-80, which bore no resemblance to the T-80 pic you folks produced, which more closely resembled an upgraded T-64/T-72 upgraded hybrid: see IDR 12/81 for the Soviet tank evolution diagram.

Yes, first T-80s had T-64 Turret and couldn't fire ATGM's.

 

[flieslikeabeagle]

Cyprus and Malta?

NoNo! Spain and Portugal as well

where else would you want to spend your holidays ....France?

 

[WightMivvi]

But surely then, you must wake up in the middle of the night, trembling with fear, expecting that tapping noise is the first wave of EU stormtroopers arriving to execute you? If only you had voted remain!

Don't worry it will never happen but only because your prayers are being answered eh.

Nah, if their hammer-wielding fifth columnists are anything to go by, I’ve got nothing to worry about...

The church invested 500 years of effort into the Roman Empire; the structure, the authority, the bureaucracy, the tribes. And then a load of hairy-arrsed Germans ruined it all.

As it’s easier to control a single-entity than multiple entities, the church set about trying to reunify the resulting mishmash. The nearest it got was the Holy Roman Empire.

That is where the “idea” of a single Europe comes from: a wish for control and uniformity, to make everything neat and tidy, where everyone knows their place, for the glory of a supreme being.

It doesn’t worry or scare me; it’s just a bit too elitist for me.

But if you want to support what started as a catholic project to boost the power of the mumbo-jumbo wranglers, crack on.

 

[Higgs_bosun]

Yes, we're losing "free trade" with 27 EU-member states... "free" meaning it costs us £10bn (nett) pa in contributions.

Of those 27, only a couple really matter in the great scheme of things

The costs of brexit so far have exceeded our entire contributions during membership and at least a £100bn more with nothing to show for it except ruin. Another brexiteer unable to understand why the membership fee in such a trade organisation is an absolute bargain and was an enormous benefit to the UK.

 

[Northern_Biff]

Please.
I've stopped posting here as I can't bear the constant deviation by the awoken troll.
This is the sort of 'European', you are trying to reason with:

Please stop feeding the troll.
.

 

[Brotherton Lad]

Would probably have been useful before the 1990.

It was 1986.

 

[Graculus]

are the EU imposing a cross channel trade blockade?

We are imposing trade restrictions on ourself. Which we're quite welcome to do.

Eurotunnel queues cause chaos for drivers on the M20 near Folkestone - updates

 

[exbluejob]

Please.
I've stopped posting here as I can't bear the constant deviation by the awoken troll.
This is the sort of 'European', you are trying to reason with:

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Please stop feeding the troll.
.

Please! We beg you! Stop prodding and poking it.

 

[WightMivvi]

We are imposing trade restrictions on ourself. Which we're quite welcome to do.

Eurotunnel queues cause chaos for drivers on the M20 near Folkestone - updates

The French are “testing” border controls.

It is just serendipity for them that the “test” just happens to coincide with a critical moment in the Brexit negotiations where, amongst other thing, border delays will be a consideration.

 

[Higgs_bosun]

And then a load of hairy-arrsed Germans ruined it all.

Yes those Catholic extremists and mates of the Pope... Got that!

Virtually all wars and conflicts are because of religions, throughout history and to this day.

 

[Higgs_bosun]

Please! We beg you! Stop prodding and poking it.

Get off your knees FFS...you are an embarrassment to idiots.