PeaceMob

Thank you Boris for being a leader for the UK, you are doing a fantastic job and delivering every single time. Only 9 weeks until we're out of the disgusting EU project.

So it's between the guy that compared the EU to the Soviet Union and the guy that led the Leave campaign to leave the EU. Good times! B-)

Trump wants Boris as Prime Minister so hopefully it will happen. The UK/US relationship could then be about to go next level. EU who?

I shouldn't laugh at this comment really.

"Have I heard of trade deals". "Trade deals take ages". Lord, give me strength. :rolleyes:

Is this your level of debate. I do know what I'm talking about, do you?

Don't patronise me. Almost every country except countries like North Korea are in the World Trade Organisation. That puts you on the same wavelength as North Korea.

It's a shame you don't believe in free trade.

If Ireland don't want to sell their beef at low tariffs in the UK, the UK will just buy Argentinian or Brazilian beef at low tariffs (which tastes a lot better), if France doesn't want to sell their wine at low tariffs in the UK, the UK can just buy Australian or Californian wine at low tariffs (which tastes a lot better), if Germany doesn't want to sell their cars at the same rate as they do now, then the UK can just buy more Japanese and Korean cars (which are better imo). If the EU want to plunge European countries into recession, then don't bother with a free trade deal with the UK.

Show me the receipts. The EU have not provided a detailed account of what EXACTLY the UK owes. If the EU doesn't like it then take the UK to court and we should settle it there instead. Why should the UK give the EU billions of pounds, yes BILLIONS, and we don't even know what exactly we owe, and at the same time those BILLIONS could be spent on our struggling NHS instead.

But what EXACTLY do we owe? That is what I am saying. If the EU can't prove we owe anything then why should the UK give them more money?

:unsure: Did you just say the UK won't be able to trade with the EU if we leave with no deal? Have you heard of the World Trade Organisation?

The EU have failed to show an itemised list of what exactly the UK owes. Also it was the EU that said nothing is agreed until everything is agreed. As it's looking more and more like no deal (thank God!) then the EU will have to forget about the £39 billion or take the UK to court. Bearing in mind the EU's finances will be revealed to the whole world if this happens, :heehee:

Why do Remain voters insist on saying what Leave voters voted for, it's annoying. The choice was remain or leave, there was no mention of soft Brexit, just leave.

What would be the point of having another referendum if this country doesn't start implementing a referendum result. At least with elections, we still respect the idea that the party who wins the most seats forms a government.

I noticed there are people from South Sudan, North Korea, and even the "Western Sahara" :blink: that have signed the petition, who knew people there were against a no deal Brexit too.

Tick tock.

I think everyone is ready to put this all to bed now and move on. The EU can carry on with their United States of Europe project and the UK can go off and put our priorities first for the first time in decades.

Just to remind you all, the law states the UK leaves the EU on 29th March, 11pm, with a deal or no deal. There will be no unicorns for a second referendum or revoking Article 50, the UK is a democratic country and the British people made their decision almost 3 YEARS AGO!

Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union? The options were : Remain a member of the European Union Leave the European Union That was it, not one mention about a deal or any other nonsense in the campaign.

What does leaving the EU mean to you? And I'm talking leave, not half in half out.

What did it say on the ballot paper? What was the question? Do you want me to tell you?

They can vote to extend all they want, it doesn't change the law. It's not about whether I think no deal would be great, it's about believing this country is still a democratic country and we should leave the EU. There was no mention of a type of deal on the ballot paper when people voted in the EU referendum.

I think people need to make up their mind on here, what did it say on the ballot paper? Remain or Leave. And the majority of the British people voted to leave the EU, it said nothing about a deal. The UK is a democratic country so therefore we must leave the EU with a no deal.

No it is not "a complete lie", how rude. Bless, you think no deal has been rejected. Do you not know the law states the UK leaves on 29th March, 11pm, deal or no deal.