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Hard or Soft Brexit?

What should happen?

  • Hard Brexit

    Votes: 31 46.3%
  • Soft Brexit

    Votes: 9 13.4%
  • Another referendum on the terms of the Brexit deal

    Votes: 14 20.9%
  • Forget it all and remain

    Votes: 11 16.4%
  • Bart

    Votes: 2 3.0%

  • Total voters
    67
The tories seem to think the EU will lay down at their feet and let them tweak their nipples, and they'll roll over and give them what they want. Why do I get the feeling it'll be the UK that'll get shafted with this shower of **** in charge?
 
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2017/mar/18/nhs-eu-nurses-quit-record-numbers

The number of EU nurses in the NHS has fallen since Brexit.Hardly a suprise.

“These shocking figures show you can’t have a strong NHS and a hard Brexit,” Norman Lamb.

Just to drive this home tonight in A&E I am working with 3 Spanish nurses and Portuguese. Two of the Spanish guys are leaving this week to go home.....shame because they are fantastic nurses.
 
Just to drive this home tonight in A&E I am working with 3 Spanish nurses and Portuguese. Two of the Spanish guys are leaving this week to go home.....shame because they are fantastic nurses.

They specifically said that Brexit was to blame for their leaving? No other factors for their decision?
 
I'd imagine that the lack of their security over their future in the UK as EU citizens after Brexit would have been the main reason.

Or perhaps they have secured employment in their home country and the thought of being home around friends and family appeals - obviously, just like you, I'm just imagining.
I for one don't think any EU citizen working in a skilled job has anything to fear. Those who have come over for a free ride, and there are many, may not be so fortunate.
 
Or perhaps they have secured employment in their home country and the thought of being home around friends and family appeals - obviously, just like you, I'm just imagining.
I for one don't think any EU citizen working in a skilled job has anything to fear. Those who have come over for a free ride, and there are many, may not be so fortunate.
that last bit based on anything or just a random slur on foreigners?
 
If it's true, positioning and posturing of course but it looks as though it could be fun. Brexiter's laughing all the way to the exit door?

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...court-leaked-strategy-documents-a7641406.html

I think there was a good example of the feeling here on the continent in last night's first TV Presidential debate. Le Pen was full of praise for the UK and Brexit, claiming that they were flourishing after the referendum vote. She was cut down to size by one of her opponents who retorted, "but they haven't left yet!" I have said all along that the political arguments will trump the economic ones, even if that is disadvantageous to the EU. The UK cannot be seen to get a better deal than the one they now have. Losing the UK will severely harm the EU but acceding to the UK's demands and showing the populist parties that there are benefits in leaving, will certainly be its death knell.
 
In brief the British want 'le beurre et l'argent de beurre' (to have their cake and eat it). Thing is, what happens when reality kicks in????

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...ree-trade-europe-keep-uk-survey-a7641541.html

While Junker is openly encouageing hostilities towards the UK and calling for harsh punishments to deter other countries from leaving ( I can't quite make up my mind whether he fancies himself as the next Hitler or Stalin with threats like that) then I think we are a very long way from any meaningful reality on both sides.
 
While Junker is openly encouageing hostilities towards the UK and calling for harsh punishments to deter other countries from leaving ( I can't quite make up my mind whether he fancies himself as the next Hitler or Stalin with threats like that) then I think we are a very long way from any meaningful reality on both sides.

Try De Gaulle
 
While Junker is openly encouageing hostilities towards the UK and calling for harsh punishments to deter other countries from leaving ( I can't quite make up my mind whether he fancies himself as the next Hitler or Stalin with threats like that) then I think we are a very long way from any meaningful reality on both sides.

I think hostilities are coming from both sides ('Britain could leave the EU legally without paying a farthing' comes to mind.... that doesn't exactly go down a bomb over here). the article seems to typify the governments attitude, that you can actually leave a club and still keep the benefits of membership. For this attitude to exist it must surely appear that many people didn't really understand what they were voting against and the full consequences of that action.
 

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