Brexit..the meltdown has begun

[Ape™️]

53 minutes ago, Panzerknacker said:

You sound like that Indian economic genius that the moog wheeled out there a while ago..gibberin about cutting secret  deals n being a hard ass..hes now saying yer better off stayin put

Panzbaby 

 

16 minutes ago, Panzerknacker said:

Theres no arguing with yer forensic like and wide-ranging knowledge of economics and politics and how stuff happens spotto..yer the magnus pike of the corner and join such other beacons of light such as the MC and maybe ape when hes had his strangle wank in the shower... yer knowledge cuts though the fog of shite like a lazer beam

Panzbaby 

I’m stunned by just how little a fuck you give about Brexit. It’s breathtaking.

[Hokey Gingers]

20 minutes ago, Panzerknacker said:

Theres no arguing with yer forensic like and wide-ranging knowledge of economics and politics and how stuff happens spotto..yer the magnus pike of the corner and join such other beacons of light such as the MC and maybe ape when hes had his strangle wank in the shower... yer knowledge cuts though the fog of shite like a lazer beam

Panzbaby 

Strangle wank ?? Oh dear....

[cuntspotter]

25 minutes ago, Panzerknacker said:

Theres no arguing with yer forensic like and wide-ranging knowledge of economics and politics and how stuff happens spotto..yer the magnus pike of the corner and join such other beacons of light such as the MC and maybe ape when hes had his strangle wank in the shower... yer knowledge cuts though the fog of shite like a lazer beam

Panzbaby 

Cheap insults... now, now.

[Ape™️]

Just now, cuntspotter said:

Cheap insults... now, now.

Ordinarily he’d blow you up, so think yourself lucks it’s just words.

[cuntspotter]

The closest he’s ever been to “bang”is on bonfire night.

[Guest Queefer]

The present national divisions caused by Brexit are easily resolved.

Centuries of history show that there is nothing unites the British like winnng a good war - WW1, WW2 , Falklands etc - and as a by-product a unifying leader always emerges. Clearly in our current enfeebled state the choice of "dance partners" is restricted , and I therefore suggest we immediately declare war on Iceland - we are agreed we all hate those cunts.

Icelanders are a sufficiently small bunch of scamming six fingered fraudsters and cunts that they well deserve it. Since fishing rights seem so important we can nick all theirs as part of the inevitable mighty victory. Any retaliatory damage to UK would be restricted to Scotland and Northern Ireland and is therefore irrelevant . Not only that their shops are shite.

[Guest 'eavensabove]

4 minutes ago, Queefer said:

The present national divisions caused by Brexit are easily resolved.

Centuries of history show that there is nothing unites the British like winnng a good war - WW1, WW2 , Falklands etc - and as a by-product a unifying leader always emerges. Clearly in our current enfeebled state the choice of "dance partners" is restricted , and I therefore suggest we immediately declare war on Iceland - we are agreed we all hate those cunts.

Icelanders are a sufficiently small bunch of scamming six fingered fraudsters and cunts that they well deserve it. Since fishing rights seem so important we can nick all theirs as part of the inevitable mighty victory. Any retaliatory damage to UK would be restricted to Scotland and Northern Ireland and is therefore irrelevant . Not only that their shops are shite.

Judy, already has. He's turned his nose up at Iceland. He reckons that their frozen Turkey Dippers, are shit. He gets them from TESCO now.

[Guest Kunte Kinte]

18 hours ago, 'eavensabove said:

Agreed. Mind you, Ireland is taking their future of independence very seriously, and it's no laughing matter...  80m Irish punts, are being spent on their very own cargo port at Ringsakiddy (yes that's its name) in the harbour of Corks (presumably so that the port wont sink)   They are already hailing it as being the most significant investment in marine infrastructure and superstructure in history... Who's 'history' is yet to be announced, but cork-whittlers are reporting a roaring trade. Rehearsals are looking good too, as The Paddy Armada is preparing to dock with its first shipment of imported Guinness from Crete.

   

 

Britain once ruled the waves. 

[PANZER MURPHY]

38 minutes ago, Kunte Kinte said:

Britain once ruled the waves. 

And then tried to waive the rules 

Panzbaby 

[scotty]

53 minutes ago, Kunte Kinte said:

Britain once ruled the waves. 

 

14 minutes ago, Panzerknacker said:

And then tried to waive the rules 

Panzbaby 

Methuselah used that gag, and it was ancient when he cracked it. 

[PANZER MURPHY]

Well..it seemed like the thing to do at the time scotters baby

Panzbaby 

[Ape™️]

Panzerknacker.

[Guest Erroreptile404]

7 minutes ago, Iam Ape said:

Panzerknacker.

Planes, trains and automobiles- great film.

[PANZER MURPHY]

1 hour ago, Iam Ape said:

 

I’m stunned by just how little a fuck you give about Brexit. It’s breathtaking.

I dont really ..im just enjoying the show is all

Panzbaby 

[Guest Kunte Kinte]

8 hours ago, Mrs Roops said:

Of course it will. Outside the EU, the UK will and can trade with Europe.

What proof from the immediate past for that statement? 

[Mrs Roops]

18 hours ago, Panzerknacker said:

You sound like that Indian economic genius that the moog wheeled out there a while ago..gibberin about cutting secret  deals n being a hard ass..hes now saying yer better off stayin put

Panzbaby 

Which "Indian economic genius" would this be?

[Mrs Roops]

13 hours ago, Kunte Kinte said:

What proof from the immediate past for that statement? 

There are two ways 'round this, re-join EFTA with an opt out or in to the EEA or the default position of WTO rules.

[PANZER MURPHY]

34 minutes ago, Mrs Roops said:

Which "Indian economic genius" would this be?

I dont blame ya for not remembering him ..twas a cringe worthy bit of television..on a par with bojo and his and your best mates ..arleen and co

Panzbaby 

[Jiggerycock]

16 hours ago, Panzerknacker said:

I dont really ..im just enjoying the show is all

Panzbaby 

Well that's a load of bollocks for a start.

I don't know if it's a pathological or psychological attachment you've got but you should definitely speak with your care worker about it

[Mrs Roops]

26 minutes ago, Panzerknacker said:

I dont blame ya for not remembering him ..twas a cringe worthy bit of television..on a par with bojo and his and your best mates ..arleen and co

Panzbaby 

I haven't seen it, that said, I would have thought it was incumbent on you to remember since you were the one that bought it up. I suspect that the "economist" wasn't "wheeled out" by Rees-Mogg only to make an about turn, instead it was yet another talking head which you latched onto 'cos it suited your bigoted Anglophobe narrative.

[Stubby Pecker]

17 hours ago, Iam Ape said:

Panzerknacker.

[Guest 'eavensabove]

2 hours ago, Mrs Roops said:

Which "Indian economic genius" would this be?

'Dances With Wolves.

It grossed $424.2 million

[Penny Farthing]

Have a read of this @Panzerknacker Should the Tea Shock do as SF suggests and put members of his own party up for election in Northern Island?

"In response to the Taoiseach’s comments, Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald has said the party is the largest nationalist party in the north and has no intention of abandoning its mandate.

"The reality is that the people of 'those constituencies' have already spoken and they chose abstentionist Sinn Féin MPs," Ms McDonald said in a statement.

The Sinn Féin leader said the Taoiseach "needs to catch himself on".

She added that if the Taoiseach and his party think Irish politicians should take seats in British Parliament, they should seek a mandate for that by standing candidates in northern elections, adding that they should stop "hurling from the ditch"."

https://www.rte.ie/news/2018/1126/1013318-may-brexit-uk-parliament/

[Jiggerycock]

50 minutes ago, Gamayun said:

Have a read of this @Panzerknacker Should the Tea Shock do as SF suggests and put members of his own party up for election in Northern Island?

"In response to the Taoiseach’s comments, Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald has said the party is the largest nationalist party in the north and has no intention of abandoning its mandate.

"The reality is that the people of 'those constituencies' have already spoken and they chose abstentionist Sinn Féin MPs," Ms McDonald said in a statement.

The Sinn Féin leader said the Taoiseach "needs to catch himself on".

She added that if the Taoiseach and his party think Irish politicians should take seats in British Parliament, they should seek a mandate for that by standing candidates in northern elections, adding that they should stop "hurling from the ditch"."

https://www.rte.ie/news/2018/1126/1013318-may-brexit-uk-parliament/

Varadkar needs to make the Brits sweat in order to boost his standings with his Nationalist supporters, thus his willingness to hide behind the fig-leaf of 'it's us showing solidarity with the EU, guv' schtik .

His immediate predecessor, Enda Kenny, created joint committees of Irish and British civil servants to resolve cross-border issues. This was seen at the time as uncontroversial. In May’s Lancaster House speech, she said Britain was leaving the customs union and, for months afterwards, no one raised Irish border issues....all up until May lost her majority, became reliant on the DUP, Varadkar replaced Kenny as Taoiseach and the EU saw it's chance to politicise (i.e screw more money out of) Brexit.

Given the UK accounts for €1 billion of Irish trade each week and one in ten jobs, around 55 per cent of Irish exports of timber and construction materials are sold in Britain, along with 50 per cent of beef exports and 45 per cent of all food and drink sold abroad as well as in purely practical terms, four-fifths of the Republic’s exports use the UK as a ‘land bridge’, crossing the Irish Sea, then Varadkar has embarked on a high-risk strategy.

 I'll only take a few racegoers at Cheltenham to buy John Smiths instead of Guiness and Panzerknacker might not have more mouth than a cow has fanny.

[Penny Farthing]

2 minutes ago, Jiggerycock said:

Varadkar needs to make the Brits sweat in order to boost his standings with his Nationalist supporters, thus his willingness to hide behind the fig-leaf of 'it's us showing solidarity with the EU, guv' schtik .

His immediate predecessor, Enda Kenny, created joint committees of Irish and British civil servants to resolve cross-border issues. This was seen at the time as uncontroversial. In May’s Lancaster House speech, she said Britain was leaving the customs union and, for months afterwards, no one raised Irish border issues....all up until May lost her majority, became reliant on the DUP, Varadkar replaced Kenny as Taoiseach and the EU saw it's chance to politicise (i.e screw more money out of) Brexit.

Given the UK accounts for €1 billion of Irish trade each week and one in ten jobs, around 55 per cent of Irish exports of timber and construction materials are sold in Britain, along with 50 per cent of beef exports and 45 per cent of all food and drink sold abroad as well as in purely practical terms, four-fifths of the Republic’s exports use the UK as a ‘land bridge’, crossing the Irish Sea, then Varadkar has embarked on a high-risk strategy.

 I'll only take a few racegoers at Cheltenham to buy John Smiths instead of Guiness and Panzerknacker might not have more mouth than a cow has fanny.

TBH I do wonder whether @Panzerknacker lives nearer to Holyhead than he does to Dublin.