Punk in Finland

Empatian kentät wrote: ↑

23 Jul 2018, 15:41

Ilmestyskirjan soturi wrote: ↑

23 Jul 2018, 07:17

En voi kun ihmetellä noiden kovan linjan brexitöörien aatteen lujuutta. Nää kaikki seurauksethan oli jo tiedossa etukäteen ja homma menee just niinkuin pahimmissa visioissa povattiin. Kai tässä on sitten tarkoitus puhdistaa Britannian pyhästä maasta kaikki epäkelvot eurooppalaiset yrityksetkin

Kun ei me päätökset vaikuta omaan elämään samalla tavalla. Tommonen Rees-Moog voi vaan ottaa ja lentää turvaan vaikkapa Moskovalaiseen muurikaupunkiin. Voi vaan tehdä mitä huvittaa, sama ongelma politiikassa missä tahansa päin maailmaa.

UK public will blame EU for no-deal Brexit, says Jeremy Hunt

Britain’s foreign secretary, Jeremy Hunt, has warned there is a risk of the UK leaving the EU in March 2019 without a deal because of stalling by the bloc’s negotiators, and that British views of Europe would sour as a result.

Speaking in Berlin on his first overseas trip since being appointed to the role earlier in July, Hunt told his German counterpart, Heiko Maas, that “there is now a very real threat of a Brexit no deal by accident, and this is because many people in the EU are thinking that they just have to wait long enough and Britain will blink”.

bad grankulla wrote: ↑

23 Jul 2018, 21:43

Mitenköhän syvälle tässä tsygoosissa vielä päästään?

bad grankulla wrote: ↑

23 Jul 2018, 21:43

Speaking in Berlin on his first overseas trip since being appointed to the role earlier in July, Hunt told his German counterpart, Heiko Maas, that “there is now a very real threat of a Brexit no deal by accident, and this is because many people in the EU are thinking that they just have to wait long enough and Britain will blink”.

bad grankulla wrote: ↑

23 Jul 2018, 21:43

Speaking in Berlin on his first overseas trip since being appointed to the role earlier in July, Hunt told his German counterpart, Heiko Maas, that “there is now a very real threat of a Brexit no deal by accident, and this is because many people in the EU are thinking that they just have to wait long enough and Britain will blink”.

Damar wrote: ↑

23 Jul 2018, 22:32

Tuossa muutama sivu taaksepäin postasin sen jutun, jossa brittien strategian pitäisi olla "Lets wait, EU will blink eventually" niin aika sikaa käydä nyt syyttämään jos toinen ei sitten räpäytäkään

kesämies wrote: ↑

23 Jul 2018, 21:57

bad grankulla wrote: ↑

23 Jul 2018, 21:43

Mitenköhän syvälle tässä tsygoosissa vielä päästään?

Tämä on vasta alkua. FullHD tsygoosit alkaa vasta kun ero on astunut voimaan.

Adenoid Graf von Kalergi-Hynkel wrote: ↑

24 Jul 2018, 10:06

kesämies wrote: ↑

23 Jul 2018, 21:57

bad grankulla wrote: ↑

23 Jul 2018, 21:43

Mitenköhän syvälle tässä tsygoosissa vielä päästään?

Tämä on vasta alkua. FullHD tsygoosit alkaa vasta kun ero on astunut voimaan.

"Ohohupsista. Mites tässä nyt näin kävi ja mites nyt eteenpäin vai taaksepäinkö tässä piti mennä? Noiden vika se kuiteskin on että me ei saatu tehtyä hevon helvettiä tästä sopparista oman sisäpolitiikan vuoksi."

Brexit: Raab 'sidelined' as May takes control of EU negotiations

PM to lead crunch talks with Brussels, while new Brexit secretary is left to focus on domestic preparations

It dawns on Raab he's now below the Four Pot Plants in the food chain

gnu/turd wrote: ↑

25 Jul 2018, 05:35

It dawns on Raab he's now below the Four Pot Plants in the food chain

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... food-chain

For now, the Brexit crisis distracts from all its other failures. When the former attorney general Dominic Grieve tells Sky News that no deal will cast us into “a state of emergency – basic services we take for granted might not be available”, Cassandra-like, he is ignored as Project Fear mark two. But when Doug Gurr, the head of Amazon UK – no political player – warns of “civil unrest” within two weeks of a no-deal guillotine, we should all sit up and pay attention. He said that to Dominic Raab, the Brexit secretary, at a meeting with business chiefs last Friday: Amazon is making contingency plans.

Everyone will take fright at the government’s own warnings to businesses and households. John Manzoni, the head of the civil service, told MPs last week that a no-deal break would be “almost unimaginable”, and have “horrendous consequences”. Already the government warns that the M26 in Kent will be a “holding area” for 1,400 trucks to ease gridlock as 10,000 lorries a day are potentially delayed by new EU customs checks. Mazoni warns of the need to stockpile food and medicines: “We have to put contingencies in place.” Stockpiling food – that’s an order to panic! And why not – half our food is imported, of which 80% comes from Europe via Dover.

Jesse Python wrote: ↑

25 Jul 2018, 09:45

Amazon.co.uk:n päivät euroopan johtavana verkkokauppana alkaa kohta olla luetut, kuka perkele tulleja alkaa maksaa verkkokaupasta. Todella harvoin tulee tilattua mitään Amazon.comista juuri tullien takia.