At least, in principle

Whatever that means

How can you be a force for peace and "international justice" if you kneecap the military and scrap the nuclear deterrent, Jeremy?!

By being a pacifist and surrendering

we will be a force of peace by sucking the nip off of everyone else

i like my own nips, thx

Kek.

Force of the same kind of peace as Islam is a religion of

ikr <:pepelaugh:544857300179877898>

Well

considering the UK is now the second largest exporter of arms.....

Perhaps

When are we going into the leg business?

once we get land mines made legal again there should be a healthy market

Leg business?

Selling legs?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-49881345?ns_campaign=bbc_politics&ns_mchannel=social&ns_source=twitter&ns_linkname=news_central

@JackH670, @PureEvilPie

Article doesn’t really do anything

More vague BS from Boris

No checkpoints, instead we will call them CLEARANCE ZONES

TOTALLY DIFFERENT GUIS

May 2.0

https://youtu.be/ozmr911PQuM

If it's for Articulated Lorries only, then it is totally different guis

"Sources involved in the negotiations with the EU say the checks proposed would not be at the Irish border, and suggestions that there would be a series of checkpoints along the border are a misunderstanding."

Sounds like checks away from the border

Something everyone with a brain has been saying is possible for 3 years

So long as any "Border" in huge quotes is between ireland and NI and does not lock NI into a customs union it's alot better than May's deal

I often wondered why NI wouldn't jump at the chance at some kind of special status - they're forever whinging about being poor

https://twitter.com/LordAshcroft/status/1178792767985786881

If Ashcroft thinks he's on to a winner, he should think again

Honestly at this point if the checks have to happen well they have to happen. The "Sources" say they wont be at the border and will be remote from it, most likely things like trusted trader schemes. Which has been the point put forward by the leave campaign for 3 years

Capitulating to the delay then using it as a campaign rallying cry was always a sensible fall-back position

Standards aren't going to disalign quickly, and we would probably stick to EU product rules anyway

Phyto/agric standards have been talked about because they're a genuine thing

When did what ashcroft is saying happen?

What EU is really worried about is drop of prices of goods, fuel, booze UK side causing a smuggling issue

Tweeted it today, presumably in reference to something said at the Tory conference

Honestly, standards wont disallign at all unless the EU changes thing hugely, especially in the engineering sector.

Course not, Joshu, standards are tending to align wordwide anyway because of the corporate incentive

You think the gov would change everything massively? Learning that shit is hard