bigjim wrote:End of!
As an aside why do some people use that stupid expression and what exactly does it mean?
bigjim wrote:End of!
pete75 wrote:As an aside why do some people use that stupid expression and what exactly does it mean?
pete75 wrote:bigjim wrote:End of!
As an aside why do some people use that stupid expression and what exactly does it mean?
mercalia wrote:
yes exactly what they have done
I relish the thought of the EU having to break the GFA and impose a hard border that Eire have to police - its what Eire deserves - they should have known better. The EU dont want a sensible approach only one that satisfies their rules and <expletive deleted> the British, why the backstop is all wrong.
Canuk wrote:It means: 'I have no credible way to justify or reference any part or portion of my argument.'
Mick F wrote:Irish border:
When was it put in place?
1969(?) for security reasons during The Troubles.
It was removed by the GFA.
Why does it need to be put back?
The Irish don't want it, the UK doesn't want it.
Therefore, who actually wants it?
Mick F wrote:Irish border:
When was it put in place?
1969(?) for security reasons during The Troubles.
It was removed by the GFA.
Why does it need to be put back?
The Irish don't want it, the UK doesn't want it.
Therefore, who actually wants it?
Mick F wrote:Irish border:
When was it put in place?
1969(?) for security reasons during The Troubles.
It was removed by the GFA.
Why does it need to be put back?
The Irish don't want it, the UK doesn't want it.
Therefore, who actually wants it?
That's the point.bovlomov wrote:Border controls will almost always be demanded by any trade partner.
Mick F wrote:That's the point.bovlomov wrote:Border controls will almost always be demanded by any trade partner.
They weren't required on the island of Ireland before The Troubles and even well before the EU came on the scene, so why now?
Mick F wrote:That's the point.bovlomov wrote:Border controls will almost always be demanded by any trade partner.
They weren't required on the island of Ireland before The Troubles and even well before the EU came on the scene, so why now?
Mick F wrote:That's the point.bovlomov wrote:Border controls will almost always be demanded by any trade partner.
They weren't required on the island of Ireland before The Troubles and even well before the EU came on the scene, so why now?