William Murderface wrote:Ali mogu da ne glasaju za produžetak, da? Mislim ne samo hard brexiteri, nego i mnogi drugi. Koliko razumem, učestvovanje na EU izborima je baš mnogima problem.
Ne znam, spekulišem.
Creepy Uncle wrote:KinderLad wrote:Ne mogu da izlete naglavce 12. aprila, to je potpuno jasno. Bekbenceri torijevski bi bukvalno morali da izvedu revoluciju, a ne znam ni kako bi je smenili. Sad da oni podnesu predlog za nepoverenje Laburisti ne bi glasali za to ove nedelje, nego bi rekli "jedan dan od nedelje".
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sada je no deal fanaticima jedina šansa u predstavljanju Evropi Tereze kao nepouzdanog PMa čija obećanja imaju staklene noge. a Evropa je u fazonu "ne seri, nismo znali".
za mene je long extension, naravno uz učešće na evroizborima, najgore rešenje po ostatak Evrope. ponovno prišivanje gangrenoznog tkiva.
French president Emmanuel Macron is adamant that Brexit cannot be delayed beyond December 2019, and will ask the other 26 EU leaders to impose compliance checks on the UK every three months during any extension, according to diplomatic sources who have been privately briefed on his thinking ahead of this week’s emergency European Council summit of EU leaders.
As Macron prepares to meet Theresa May in Paris on Tuesday ahead of Wednesday’s meeting, the sources told BuzzFeed News it was extremely unlikely that Macron would block an extension outright.
Instead, he will look to bind any UK government into stringent terms and seek a firm commitment from his fellow leaders that they will stick to whatever decision is agreed this week, rather than dither further down the line even if that might mean no-deal.
Leaked letter: Liam Fox tells Tory MPs that Customs Union will be 'worst of both worlds'
Theresa May arrives in Berlin for Brexit talks with German leader Angela Merkel - but no one is there to greet her https://t.co/JLjVtSSMrW pic.twitter.com/1jKcsiOa1h
— ITV News (@itvnews) April 9, 2019
Barnier suggests EU might not grant long article 50 extension unless May backs customs union
Mark Francois, the vice chair of the European Research Group, which represents hardline Tory Brexiters, has said the EU will regret allowing the UK to stay if it grants an article 50 extension. In a speech to the Bruges Group at lunchtime, Francois said:
My message to the European council tomorrow night would be as follows:
“This is the 21st century and you cannot hold a nation captive against their will. There is no point granting a temporary extension to kick the can down the road in the hope that we will finally ratify the withdrawal agreement, as we never will.
“If, however, you attempt to hold us in the European Unionagainst the democratically expressed will of the British people then, in return, we will become a “Trojan horse” within the EU, which would utterly derail all your attempts to pursue a more federal project.
“A new Conservative government, led by someone like Boris Johnson or Dominic Raab, might vote down your budget, veto your attempts at greater military integration, and generally make it impossible for you to bring about the more federal project in which you so desperately believe” ...
So my earnest message to the European council is simple. Brexithas already gone on long enough.
If you now try to hold on to us against our will, you will be facing Perfidious Albion on speed. It would therefore be much better for all our sakes if we were to pursue our separate destinies, in a spirit of mutual respect.
As Boris Johnson recently quoted Moses’ warning to Pharaoh – “Let my people go!”
KinderLad wrote:William Murderface wrote:Ali mogu da ne glasaju za produžetak, da? Mislim ne samo hard brexiteri, nego i mnogi drugi. Koliko razumem, učestvovanje na EU izborima je baš mnogima problem.
Ne znam, spekulišem.
Ko da glasa, poslanici ili EU drzave?
Juce je kraljica potpisala zakon da ako je no deal opcija vlada mora da trazi produzetak od EU. To je sada lex terrae. Sa britanske strane no deal zakonski nije vise opcija. Mogu da ukinu taj zakon, al to se u ovom sazivu nece desiti.
KinderLad wrote:along with Slovenia
jao majko
KinderLad wrote:Creepy Uncle wrote:
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sada je no deal fanaticima jedina šansa u predstavljanju Evropi Tereze kao nepouzdanog PMa čija obećanja imaju staklene noge. a Evropa je u fazonu "ne seri, nismo znali".
za mene je long extension, naravno uz učešće na evroizborima, najgore rešenje po ostatak Evrope. ponovno prišivanje gangrenoznog tkiva.
E to je vec drugo pitanje. Mada i oni se kockaju, jer za njih ipak jeste najbolje resenje ostanak UK u EU. Jer, strateski, najdugorocnije, ako 1 nuklearna sila, peta-sesta ekonomija sveta, stalna clanica SB UN, mislim 1 i dalje major drzava sveta ne uspe da se otcepi od EU...onda je to to. Ali moze sve da krene po zlu, naravno.
A new Conservative government, led by someone like Boris Johnson or Dominic Raab...
Dire Tory performance with young voters is I think driven by 8 factors. 1) % of electorate which is BME 2) Expansion of Higher Education 3) Changing av age of areas 4)
— James Kanagasooriam (@JamesKanag) April 8, 2019House price/income ratios 5) Tuition Fees 6) Financial Crash 7) Brexit 8) Rise of Social Liberalism (1/10) pic.twitter.com/NUIQSsItyq
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