he got it DESPITE parliament

This exact deal was offered 18 months ago

And it's the same as May's but it has sold off Northern Ireland

without the thing everyone hated

God you're just

so ignorant

of even recent history

It's fucking amazing honestly

you are great at describing yourself

All these events have happened this year

And you don't even know them

From your bloody "85% of our services are traded outside of the EU"

To not even knowing our own negotiations

You just don't inform yourself

of basic shit

Keep in mind the EU said they would not renegotiate the deal after May's

so i'm not sure how it's an argument against Boris to say 'it's just May's deal'

they said

they would not renegotiate UNLESS the red lines were moved

They would be open to new negotiations

they said many times

they would be happy to

But May's red lines were too many blockers

that Bercow ballad is stuck in my head now

https://youtu.be/2a4gyJsY0mc

The Americans are defending the fact that Trump picked someone with an animal husbandry degree to manage Americas nuclear aresenal over someone with a PhD in nuclear physics @PureEvilPie

PEP why the fuck are you so hysterical

its not 85% its 95%

@JackH670 He's a leftie and basically the Britbong version of a Hillary supporter

it's to be expected that he'll be incredibly hysterical (basically DAILY)

"He said: “Given that the future of the UK economy is services – 80 percent of UK GDP is in services, yet only 5 percent of UK GDP is exported to the EU as services – we should not be worried about leaving the single market.”

The economist added the Treasury underestimated also the benefits the UK would gain from reducing tariffs by leaving the customs union."

is he a lefty tho? i think there is more nuance there. he said he's voting LibDem

He votes lib dem yet hates austerity lmao

Jo Swinson wanted it to go further

"He argued “the single market doesn’t really exist” as services, which account for over 70 percent of the EU’s GDP and represent a major share of UK’s GDP, are still regulated by hefty trade costs.

Remaining in the single market would actually cost Britain 2 percent of its GDP, Prof Blake said."

maybe it's just an anti-brexit vote and not particularly liking the dems

The single market applies baseline regulation to services, which are required to operate within the EU. @wacka

So. We would need to follow those anyway if we want our services to operate there

I believe for the most part their regs are lower than ours... so I dont think its going to be an issue

It also prevents countries from unfairly targeting foreign services for their own benefit or the benefit of their own businesses

got a euromillions ticket for tonight....
its a 69m jackpot.... had to get one really...