EU tells Britain: There will be no renegotiation of Brexit deal

Good. UK and do a no deal exit and tell the Socialists in Brussels to take a hike.

Any successor to May will have to accept that the Brexit divorce deal she agreed will not be ratified by the current British parliament so they will have to find a solution to the Irish border issue that upset many lawmakers.

They certainly will. I have one - get out of Ireland. You have no business there.

@cla68 in Brussels to take a hike.

Is this the latest slogan pushed by the Internet Research Agency/Breitbart-Bannon/Qanon and other ultra-right organizations?

You bet the EU won't accept new negotiations !

It's been almost 3 years, it's not other countries problem if the UK can't get its stuff together.

If they want to screw themselves over even more, let them.

Is this the latest slogan pushed by the Internet Research Agency/Breitbart-Bannon/Qanon and other ultra-right organizations?

I'd like to know that, too. I'd like to hear what the poster means by socialists in Brussells.

But the poster is too busy posting other ill-informed rubbish about socialism under their main username.

That's why cla68 doesn't do replies and only posts at the start of the day. The main engine takes a lot of time.

There will be no renegotiation of Brexit deal

How about this deal: Bye!

How about this deal: Bye!

How do you think that will affect the GFA? Do you think it will benefit the citizens of the 6 counties, who voted to remain and have had two decades of fragile peace?

It seems like we are going round in circles, with no end in sight.

Come on, it's taking too long. Leave right away with no deal. It was supposed to be like this. Why moving zigzag when the end is just the same?

Also, Shouldn't it be Engxit? Wales and Scotland never wanted to leave.

@Toasted

Do you think it will benefit the citizens of the 6 counties, who voted to remain*

No, they didn't. 2 of the 6 counties voted to leave (Down and Antrim), another 2 were around 50/50 and another 2 voted remain. Northern Ireland as a whole was 55.78%/44.22% Remain. Almost 45% didn't want to remain.

I wish you would stop pushing the idea that Northern Ireland is entirely remain, occupied by the British and wants to leave the UK.

You well know that Northern Ireland can call a referendum to rejoin the Republic of Ireland anytime it wants if there is a majority who want it. Stop trying to make out that Northern Ireland is a prisoner of England.

Just like the Falklands and Gibraltar, people in Northern Ireland have the right of self-determination.

My prediction is that Brexit will not happen. The blame will have to go to the Conservatives for some combination of not supporting May's deal and not getting rid of her early enough for a chance of something different (which the EU may not have allowed). Some blame to Farage and leave.eu too for having no actual plan.

No Deal is an ideological fantasy that will be rejected for real world reasons. 30% for Farage in an election where only 37% vote means next-to-nothing.

Also, Shouldn't it be Engxit? Wales and Scotland never wanted to leave.

England and Wales voted out. Scotland and NI voted to remain.

There are a lot of people pushing for a no-deal Brexit.................. who don't even live in Britain, so any hardships won't affect them

It's easy for them to say because they don't live there

Don't ask people to suffer the hardships for you - let them push for whatever themselves

@lostrune2

I would equally say that there a lots of people who don't live in the UK and who aren't even British who are pushing for remain.

We voted and a decision was made, but many people who don't live there and have no connection to the country are sticking their oar in trying to make out that we've changed our minds.

My prediction is that Brexit will not happen.

If that be the case, Britain is doomed to remain in the German Empire headquartered in Brussels.

Come on, it's taking too long. Leave right away with no deal. It was supposed to be like this. Why moving zigzag when the end is just the same?

Also, Shouldn't it be Engxit? Wales and Scotland never wanted to leave.

How can one post be so wrong.

The referendum didn't ask voters what kind of EU exit it wanted. To say otherwise is a lie. Overall Wales voted to leave the EU although, like England, the large urban areas voted remain.

We voted and a decision was made, but many people who don't live there and have no connection to the country are sticking their oar in trying to make out that we've changed our minds.

Like you, you mean.