Täällä seurataan Britannian lähtöä EU:sta 23.6.2016

[An Poc Ar Buile]

Tossa on nyt yhä se ongelma, että Böjö voi luvata ihan mitä vaan ja sitten muutaman viikon päästä peruutta lupauksensa, kun Etonin vanha jengi jyrähtää sille ilkeästi.

[Lana Ctrl-Alt-Del Rey]

Tossa on nyt yhä se ongelma, että Böjö voi luvata ihan mitä vaan ja sitten muutaman viikon päästä peruutta lupauksensa, kun Etonin vanha jengi jyrähtää sille ilkeästi.

Eiköhän EU:ssa tiedetä tasan tarkkaan minkä arvonen bojon sana on.

[Eris]

Ite haista, hitto Boris, ukaasi ihana: Hiisaa, kusirobotti, hatsia heti!

[Kennedy Bakircioglu Kuutio]

Ite haista, hitto Boris, ukaasi ihana: Hiisaa, kusirobotti, hatsia heti!

[Kennedy Bakircioglu Kuutio]

EU:ssa ei näköjään ole kuultu Piffistä, kun luullaan vain harvan eurooppalaisen seuraavan Brexit-säätöä.

Spoiler:

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-55297468
...
Remember: what's said in front of the cameras is only part of the picture.

We aren't behind the scenes in the negotiating room or on the closed calls between Mr Johnson and Ms von der Leyen.

But however long these talks rumble on, ultimately neither the government, nor the EU, will sign up to a deal if they can't claim it as a victory.

For Mr Johnson, that means being able to say the deal respects post-Brexit national sovereignty; that it allows the UK to make and take its own decisions.

Brussels wants to be able to confidently reassure the 27 EU leaders that the deal protects the single market and European businesses in it from what they feared could be unfair UK competition.

If there is a deal, the EU assumption is that many in the UK will want to trumpet what one Brussels insider called "a Great British Victory" and to point to EU concessions, real or alleged.

"If that narrative helps get a deal over the line in the UK, then it's worth it," he shrugged. "Few Europeans are paying attention to the Brexit process anymore. We don't care about PR. We care about protecting our interests, deal or no-deal."

That last sentiment, of course, is one loudly expressed by the UK too.

Pitäis kyllä vähintään joku Europarlamentin tiedonjakopalkinto antaa tälle topikille

[Tapuli Rihmasto]

E: palindromille

[Rage Kandelin]

Ite haista, hitto Boris, ukaasi ihana: Hiisaa, kusirobotti, hatsia heti!

[Ingmar Bergmanin kuolema]

Ite haista, hitto Boris, ukaasi ihana: Hiisaa, kusirobotti, hatsia heti!

[torakka/väyrynen]

Tiedotteeksi ja lukkoon

[Sosiaalisesti äärimmäisen hapokas]

EU:ssa ei näköjään ole kuultu Piffistä, kun luullaan vain harvan eurooppalaisen seuraavan Brexit-säätöä.

Spoiler:

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-55297468
...
Remember: what's said in front of the cameras is only part of the picture.

We aren't behind the scenes in the negotiating room or on the closed calls between Mr Johnson and Ms von der Leyen.

But however long these talks rumble on, ultimately neither the government, nor the EU, will sign up to a deal if they can't claim it as a victory.

For Mr Johnson, that means being able to say the deal respects post-Brexit national sovereignty; that it allows the UK to make and take its own decisions.

Brussels wants to be able to confidently reassure the 27 EU leaders that the deal protects the single market and European businesses in it from what they feared could be unfair UK competition.

If there is a deal, the EU assumption is that many in the UK will want to trumpet what one Brussels insider called "a Great British Victory" and to point to EU concessions, real or alleged.

"If that narrative helps get a deal over the line in the UK, then it's worth it," he shrugged. "Few Europeans are paying attention to the Brexit process anymore. We don't care about PR. We care about protecting our interests, deal or no-deal."

That last sentiment, of course, is one loudly expressed by the UK too.

Pitäis kyllä vähintään joku Europarlamentin tiedonjakopalkinto antaa tälle topikille

[Skid Marx]

EU:ssa ei näköjään ole kuultu Piffistä, kun luullaan vain harvan eurooppalaisen seuraavan Brexit-säätöä.

Spoiler:

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-55297468
...
Remember: what's said in front of the cameras is only part of the picture.

We aren't behind the scenes in the negotiating room or on the closed calls between Mr Johnson and Ms von der Leyen.

But however long these talks rumble on, ultimately neither the government, nor the EU, will sign up to a deal if they can't claim it as a victory.

For Mr Johnson, that means being able to say the deal respects post-Brexit national sovereignty; that it allows the UK to make and take its own decisions.

Brussels wants to be able to confidently reassure the 27 EU leaders that the deal protects the single market and European businesses in it from what they feared could be unfair UK competition.

If there is a deal, the EU assumption is that many in the UK will want to trumpet what one Brussels insider called "a Great British Victory" and to point to EU concessions, real or alleged.

"If that narrative helps get a deal over the line in the UK, then it's worth it," he shrugged. "Few Europeans are paying attention to the Brexit process anymore. We don't care about PR. We care about protecting our interests, deal or no-deal."

That last sentiment, of course, is one loudly expressed by the UK too.

Pitäis kyllä vähintään joku Europarlamentin tiedonjakopalkinto antaa tälle topikille

Naurattaa ajatus jostain EU-byrokraatista lukemassa tästä topsusta kymmeniä sivuja bajamajoista.

[Mäd Bästärd]

EU:ssa ei näköjään ole kuultu Piffistä, kun luullaan vain harvan eurooppalaisen seuraavan Brexit-säätöä.

Spoiler:

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-55297468
...
Remember: what's said in front of the cameras is only part of the picture.

We aren't behind the scenes in the negotiating room or on the closed calls between Mr Johnson and Ms von der Leyen.

But however long these talks rumble on, ultimately neither the government, nor the EU, will sign up to a deal if they can't claim it as a victory.

For Mr Johnson, that means being able to say the deal respects post-Brexit national sovereignty; that it allows the UK to make and take its own decisions.

Brussels wants to be able to confidently reassure the 27 EU leaders that the deal protects the single market and European businesses in it from what they feared could be unfair UK competition.

If there is a deal, the EU assumption is that many in the UK will want to trumpet what one Brussels insider called "a Great British Victory" and to point to EU concessions, real or alleged.

"If that narrative helps get a deal over the line in the UK, then it's worth it," he shrugged. "Few Europeans are paying attention to the Brexit process anymore. We don't care about PR. We care about protecting our interests, deal or no-deal."

That last sentiment, of course, is one loudly expressed by the UK too.

Pitäis kyllä vähintään joku Europarlamentin tiedonjakopalkinto antaa tälle topikille

Naurattaa ajatus jostain EU-byrokraatista lukemassa tästä topsusta kymmeniä sivuja bajamajoista.

Tätä topia luetaan 20v päästä historian tunneilla kun yritetään ymmärtää että mitä vittua sillon 2016-2020 oikein tapahtu.

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