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I thought all this was originally designed to get a trade deal or at least that was how it was portrayed in my understanding.

if I am wrong in believing that this deal that is proposed has no certainty at the end of it all if accepted that France and Spain will not veto any trade deal after its been accepted. If I am right in thinking this, then why would we pay 39bln if we know already that Spain and France are going to veto any trade deal. I am trying to comprehend what on earth is going on in T.Mays head.

@ boomer i said " supposedly catastrophic" not that I believe it would be catastrophic. I suggest you upgrade to an Iphone perhaps my text may be easier to read on a bigger screen than the nokia 3330 you currently own.

Judging by the 10 recs you have, It would suggest that the market believes this as a whole. So I would suggest the market is in for as big a shock as when the official results of the referendum were announced. It is of course my opinion only and would add a recomendation that people position themselves within the market as they see fit, as am I.

GLA.

Is that a term for we want more. Lets see what happens when she has to cave in to even more demands to Spain and France. If Ive said it once Ive said it a million times. WTO is the only way this is going. If the house was not happy with the 588 page document waIt until they see the 650 page one. Its just a battle of who caused the so called catastrophic WTO option.

https://news.sky.com/story/uk-needs-more-hydrogen-powered-weeing-cars-to-help-hit-emissions-targets-11559917

I call it the council tax initiative. CTI (for those that love acronyms) is when the local authorities leak to the local rag and radio station a huge percentage rise and get people up in arms about it, to then officialy announce a rise smaller than expected but a rise none the less. People think they are getting a bargain deal for even less services etc. We have had the leak to the national rags and hopefully something better will surface.

Wednesday, November 21, 2018 Greek crisis returns as Italian banks enter the danger zone. Greece’s financial crisis has come back to the boil as Athens draws up emergency plans to stabilize the banking system, raising concerns that the country may ultimately need a fourth EU rescue to escape its depression trap. Global risk aversion and contagion from Italy’s parallel banking drama has lifted a lid on the festering legacy of bad debts, and exposed the implausible methods employed by Greek regulators and the EU-led troika to camouflage the problem. Greek bank shares slumped a further 6% on Tuesday after five days of falls. In years to come they will be saying remeber when those europeans burnt tthere money to keep them warm. Some even used the Euro notes as wallpaper. History really does have a habbit of repeating itself and the trouble is the harder you try to avoid the forseable it just makes it more inevitable.

loganair. I think the several institutions that are reducing are trying to drop the price for theyre members which may or may not include owners from interested parties. Its all theatre dont let them close the curtain on you until the shows over. Thats the money game. IMHO.

LTI. Agreed. But from where we are now WTO is the only way forward from this point now due to the delberate money making policys of those not really apposed to brexit just saw opportunities within it. much Kudos to them I suppose.

Im thinking that the chaos is deliberate. Sure as dam it all those down in the money capital, including those in the negotiations are making a mint out of the deliberate turmoil they have caused. Those greasy europeans are making a mint out of it too. End this now accept WTO is the only way forward.

Frankly anyone will do. As long as someone is all over this issue and taking advantage of press and publicity.

Next episode, Gibralta vs Spain. Ive said it before and I will say it again. WTO is the only way to go for a quick and more stable process to occur. If our i tentions were made clear 2 years ago then planning could of been put in motion. Now we are going to wait for Spain to raise objections on the negotiated deal written on toilet roll. then parliment to reject it then another election after a leadership battle and so on and so on until March 29 then we will join the rest of the world under WTO. All this could of been avoided if we just admit that to work alongside our european friends we have to leave first then deal after. The markets would of been a bit more stable now if we didnt go under the pretence of a deal to be had. In effect we are already 2 years behind. IMHO.

there are thousands of French folk who wish to end the protests on Diesel, give them a way out. Only a matter of time before the protests go international. ITM need to be jumping all over this issue.

clusion here is, Brexit having an impact as well as those hoping to bulk up on the cheap. Hold steady,wait for the rise on first indications of interest. We know the interest is there and they are all now jockying on the low sp. Will a bid be accepted is the only issue here. If the bids are relating to the current price then rejected it will be.

im thinking seeing as its gone on so long, if TM does not get full backing she will resign tonight rather than have loads around her resign.

are those annoying people outside parliment shouting stop brexit? I mean I think we can take it as a given that the unemployed are mostly in favour of getting out of dodge and if not wouldnt be bothered to come away from thier games consoles and huge TVs. That only leaves 1 conclusion and that they are being paid to camp outside and demonstrate. Theyve been there for months now no wonder the EUs budget is huge having to pay these stooges.

And there we have it.

Favourable. Hmmm Yes thanks to there favours we are where we are some might argue.

says " Ive had enough of this ****". when talking about the Maltese and the French treating Italy like a migrant camp. The french have been doing it to the UK for decades, welcome to the club Italy. we were asking for your country support when it was happening to us but not one country gave a damn. Fear setting in now other EU members have to deal with the problem without the option of kicking the can down the road until lands at the ports of France. The whole project is crumbling. and we are just the custard pouring sweetness over the fact that we retained the right and are using the right to exit.