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Re: Brexit: just a reminder

Postby cyprusgrump » Tue Sep 17, 2019 7:12 pm

Lordo wrote:your horse is lame, limping about to collapse and you think you have a chance to win.
why does he need a queens specch for anyway. he has not won a single vote so far and he is not going to win one in the future, what a waste of time that will be.

i guess he can use his queen speech to spaff all over his supporters. they will enjoy that the big girls blouse that they are.

listening to the radio one brxshitter was adamant that as there was no deal mentioned in the ballot box, it means it was no deal. i mean it takes an absolute thicko to come up with that one. somehow he missed all the promises of getting a deal wil as easy as pie as we will have all the cards and it will be a free trade deal better than what we have now. quite why they could not use the wto rules of the eu which is much better that what we would ever be able to have on our own is just beyond belief. they have woken up the latent racism in your thicko britisher and they think they have done something. they have just about managed to spaff all over their big girls blouses is what they have done.



Awww don't feel so bad... I'm gonna be doing the same to Milti and all the other Remoaners... :wink:
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Re: Brexit: just a reminder

Postby Londonrake » Tue Sep 17, 2019 10:21 pm

CyprusGrump wrote:I'll then work through all of your posts and compare 'what you said' with reality! :wink:


That’s going to take an extraordinary long time. :shock: :lol:
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Re: Brexit: just a reminder

Postby Lordo » Tue Sep 17, 2019 10:52 pm

Londonrake wrote:
CyprusGrump wrote:I'll then work through all of your posts and compare 'what you said' with reality! :wink:


That’s going to take an extraordinary long time. :shock: :lol:

calm down calm down. take a deep breath and ..........................................eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeexhale

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Re: Brexit: just a reminder

Postby Paphitis » Wed Sep 18, 2019 2:22 am

Oh dear, just when you thought it can't get any worse for the Remoaners...

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Re: Brexit: just a reminder

Postby Paphitis » Wed Sep 18, 2019 2:33 am

BTW, shame on Luxembourg.

Luxembourg has done something unprecedented and ridiculed a British PM which is extremely not on. I take my hat of to Boris for not taking any of the bait and taking the high road in this.

But let me tell you what would happen if Luxembourg did that to Pootin, or the USA President, Japan, Australia or a number of others. There would be a major incident, and their ambassador (if there is one) would get hauled in and asked for an explanation to Foreign Affairs.

Even Pootin, when he came to Australia, wasn't embarrassed or made an example of even with Russian and Australian warships playing very dangerous war-games in very close proximity off the coast and even with an entire US Battle Group joining in. He was isolated yes. No one would talk to him. But authorities tried very hard to keep things as civil as possible.

Shame on Luxembourg!

This is a very clear example that the EU is recalcitrant and that Britain can't negotiate with these criminals properly. It's time to get out.
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Re: Brexit: just a reminder

Postby Paphitis » Wed Sep 18, 2019 2:54 am

Well it looks like many of the EU 27 and Germany in particular have condemned the Luxembourg media stunt (ambush) as not serving EU interests.

Germany also said that it is in the EU's interest to have a BREXIT deal with Britain and that even if there is a NO DEAL BREXIT on the 31st of October, there will still be life afterwards meaning that the EU will be striving to make a deal even after BREXIT.

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Re: Brexit: just a reminder

Postby Lordo » Wed Sep 18, 2019 10:22 am

the boy could not stand infront of a few heckelers and get his message accross. well this was obvious as he decided not to take any part in a lot of the debates. so he clearly is not cut out for serious debates. all he is good for is spaffing up against the wall
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Re: Brexit: just a reminder

Postby Pyrpolizer » Wed Sep 18, 2019 1:54 pm

Paphitis wrote:BTW, shame on Luxembourg.

Luxembourg has done something unprecedented and ridiculed a British PM which is extremely not on. I take my hat of to Boris for not taking any of the bait and taking the high road in this.

But let me tell you what would happen if Luxembourg did that to Pootin, or the USA President, Japan, Australia or a number of others. There would be a major incident, and their ambassador (if there is one) would get hauled in and asked for an explanation to Foreign Affairs.

Even Pootin, when he came to Australia, wasn't embarrassed or made an example of even with Russian and Australian warships playing very dangerous war-games in very close proximity off the coast and even with an entire US Battle Group joining in. He was isolated yes. No one would talk to him. But authorities tried very hard to keep things as civil as possible.

Shame on Luxembourg!

This is a very clear example that the EU is recalcitrant and that Britain can't negotiate with these criminals properly. It's time to get out.


He ridiculed himself by refusing to attend a scheduled Press conference.
https://extra.ie/2019/09/16/news/brexit ... -and-jeers
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Re: Brexit: just a reminder

Postby Paphitis » Wed Sep 18, 2019 2:16 pm

Pyrpolizer wrote:
Paphitis wrote:BTW, shame on Luxembourg.

Luxembourg has done something unprecedented and ridiculed a British PM which is extremely not on. I take my hat of to Boris for not taking any of the bait and taking the high road in this.

But let me tell you what would happen if Luxembourg did that to Pootin, or the USA President, Japan, Australia or a number of others. There would be a major incident, and their ambassador (if there is one) would get hauled in and asked for an explanation to Foreign Affairs.

Even Pootin, when he came to Australia, wasn't embarrassed or made an example of even with Russian and Australian warships playing very dangerous war-games in very close proximity off the coast and even with an entire US Battle Group joining in. He was isolated yes. No one would talk to him. But authorities tried very hard to keep things as civil as possible.

Shame on Luxembourg!

This is a very clear example that the EU is recalcitrant and that Britain can't negotiate with these criminals properly. It's time to get out.


He ridiculed himself by refusing to attend a scheduled Press conference.
https://extra.ie/2019/09/16/news/brexit ... -and-jeers


He had lunch with Junker and Xavier so their was no refusal or snubbing of the Luxembourg PM at all.

The podiums were near protesters who heckled Boris and Boris made a decision that holding a press conference there was not conducive and would have been undignified and awkward.

He was not wrong. The press conference should NOT have been held there. It should have been held inside and Boris would have attended. Imagine if Cyprus had a press conference with USA President Trump only a few meters from 100 loud protesters. What do you think would happen? Do you expect the POTUS to participate? And if you embarrass him, what do you think would happen to US/Cypriot bilateral relations?

He is not going to hold a speech in front of yelling and hysterical protest. No Head of State would do that. That is common sense.

No I am sorry but the actual embarrassment here is for Luxembourg and the EU. This can only strengthen the Brexit cause. Even Germany slammed and criticized Luxembourg saying that Luxembourg was clearly out of order and that their behavior is no reflection on EU interests which require a BREXIT deal.

Boris handled the situation 100% correctly and gained a lot of support.

Junker today also distanced himself from Xavier Bettel's behavior and today said that a NO DEAL BREXIT on the 31st of October is now palpable. He was indeed very worried and asked for restraint because the EU will still try to have a Free Trade Deal with Britain even after a NO DEAL BREXIT and that the antics in Luxembourg were not helpful to EU interests.

The embarrassment belongs to Xavier. What is wrong however was his behaviour in ridiculing the PM of another visiting country. Boris merely walked off because he is not going to hold a speech in-front of hecklers and no one should expect such stupidity.
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Re: Brexit: just a reminder

Postby Pyrpolizer » Wed Sep 18, 2019 8:46 pm

Paphitis wrote:
Pyrpolizer wrote:
Paphitis wrote:BTW, shame on Luxembourg.

Luxembourg has done something unprecedented and ridiculed a British PM which is extremely not on. I take my hat of to Boris for not taking any of the bait and taking the high road in this.

But let me tell you what would happen if Luxembourg did that to Pootin, or the USA President, Japan, Australia or a number of others. There would be a major incident, and their ambassador (if there is one) would get hauled in and asked for an explanation to Foreign Affairs.

Even Pootin, when he came to Australia, wasn't embarrassed or made an example of even with Russian and Australian warships playing very dangerous war-games in very close proximity off the coast and even with an entire US Battle Group joining in. He was isolated yes. No one would talk to him. But authorities tried very hard to keep things as civil as possible.

Shame on Luxembourg!

This is a very clear example that the EU is recalcitrant and that Britain can't negotiate with these criminals properly. It's time to get out.


He ridiculed himself by refusing to attend a scheduled Press conference.
https://extra.ie/2019/09/16/news/brexit ... -and-jeers


He had lunch with Junker and Xavier so their was no refusal or snubbing of the Luxembourg PM at all.

The podiums were near protesters who heckled Boris and Boris made a decision that holding a press conference there was not conducive and would have been undignified and awkward.

He was not wrong. The press conference should NOT have been held there. It should have been held inside and Boris would have attended. Imagine if Cyprus had a press conference with USA President Trump only a few meters from 100 loud protesters. What do you think would happen? Do you expect the POTUS to participate? And if you embarrass him, what do you think would happen to US/Cypriot bilateral relations?

He is not going to hold a speech in front of yelling and hysterical protest. No Head of State would do that. That is common sense.

No I am sorry but the actual embarrassment here is for Luxembourg and the EU. This can only strengthen the Brexit cause. Even Germany slammed and criticized Luxembourg saying that Luxembourg was clearly out of order and that their behavior is no reflection on EU interests which require a BREXIT deal.

Boris handled the situation 100% correctly and gained a lot of support.

Junker today also distanced himself from Xavier Bettel's behavior and today said that a NO DEAL BREXIT on the 31st of October is now palpable. He was indeed very worried and asked for restraint because the EU will still try to have a Free Trade Deal with Britain even after a NO DEAL BREXIT and that the antics in Luxembourg were not helpful to EU interests.

The embarrassment belongs to Xavier. What is wrong however was his behaviour in ridiculing the PM of another visiting country. Boris merely walked off because he is not going to hold a speech in-front of hecklers and no one should expect such stupidity.


You seem to forget that the protestors were all British!
Secondly yes he ridiculed himself in many ways:
Firstly and most importantly by going there and asking Xavier to propose him ways to solve the backstop issue. As if it's their responsibility.
And secondly by initially accepting to give a press conference in an open space without knowing that such press conferences may have problems from yelling crowds!!
There has never been a more stupid head of state. Ever !! And this idiot is supposed to dictate UK's future?? :shock:
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