Labour already said they won't accept this deal, as could've been expected. This spectacle is just everybody washing their hands of the impending disaster.
@richard smith no, that's not true. The only reason there is no a deal is because the UK wants a 500 km hole in the border of a common market, just because millions of ignorant brittish voted to leave the EU without previously taking into consideration and protecting the good Friday agreement. It's a brittish problem. Look for other sources of information.
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@Diarmaid O'Riordan Interestingly Juncker has just said there will be NO Extension , so the 31st will be interesting. If they simply cancel it, there will be a lot of anger
@Diarmaid O'Riordan Your right, I'm in Britain and am British. :) I'd say the frustration isn't over whether we should Leave or remain, but really with the politicians who are doing everything to frustrate the result. Of course, there are those that don't want Brexit, but to just ignore the vote will cause outrage
So, with only 1 thing changed, May told EU NO, Boris say YES..that won't be agree on next Saturday in Parliament ,..WHY is Johnson now behave as if HE JUST SOLVED the whole thing?
Remember, if this deal is signed, we have 14 months to negotiate trade deals with the 60+ countries that the EU already has comprehensive deals with, including Japan, Canada, Korea and most of South America. And worldwide, trade deals typically take about 7 YEARS to negotiate... Oh, plus, we have to do a deal with the EU itself during that time - a deal that has to be ratified by every single EU nation, right down to the regional council of Wallonia. "Bonne chance avec ça" as Barnier might say...
so .. the EU agreed on the very first deal proposed by May ... before the UK demanded the backstop. Johnson will try to sell it as a "new deal" of course
There can be no EU exit until the primary treaties the legal links that bind the UK to the EU are unshackled. This is another scam to fool the plebs, and they should be angry. VERY ANGRY.
Seems like Boris has not only sold the uk down the river, but also the others in the EU who have been watching hoping themselves to leave This is Mays deal( treaty) with a tweak . Sold out Boris
Kenneth Maley and nothing about the upto 500billion in hidden liabilities Total capitulation by the uk GVT , this could be the end of the Tory party at the next GE Shocking treaty again Looks like Boris just like all the other ex PM's are protecting their future jobs and pensions
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@Trance_World_Artists 2014 I love how you spend the time to edit your message but didnt have to time to check any of the other responses which would have saved you from looking like a total dunce.
@Albert Pike Johnson has dumped the DUP, agreed to a customs border between Northern Ireland the UK, set up a smugglers route for bring immigrants in through Northern Ireland, and accepted a long transition period. It's worse than May's deal. It's about his own political interests, not those of the country.
Very scared of the Conservative free trade agreement coming round the corner-hard capitalist slavery fro the vulnerable and all the wealth and opportunity for the Conservative elites.
Well u will have to bend over for the US, they will take u over, but u need that deal. Austerity will get worse, and agriculture and industry will leave
Attention all dim wits, Free Trade can not cause Capitalist Slavery, Agriculture leaving UK is a joke many of us are laughing at it's complete scare mongering
@@nathanmckenzie904 farage wants to be out of the single market customs union ecj and freedom of movement. This is 3rd party status real brexit. This is the canada deal but the eu would not allow it as there is a land border. Bojos deal is similar to canada but the n.irish are acting like a filter to the eu. I dont think parliment will vote for it so we will leave with no deal.
We should have a second referendum; accept the deal or leave without a deal. The people have already voted to leave so the vote should be how we leave, not if we leave.
I Really hope this the end of the personal frustration from me and from 17.4 people that we have had to go through for the last 3 1/2 years, it’s been painful and frustrating, but it looks like Boris Johnson and his team have pulled it off, what worries me now is the biased and treacherous John Bercow and his band of Traitors in Parliament who have done everything possible in there power to stop Brexit in its tracks , in fairness the European Union have worked very hard with our country to make this happen,and what worries me now is that is even it was the best deal on Earth for our country, Parliament would still not allow brexit to happen for its own self serving needs
WHY should it? How will you feel if the Lords fillerbuster it, or block it outright by whatever means, on the basis of your own numbers? UK constitutional convention holds that even if a referendum is treated as binding, and a mandate, it MUST attain a two thirds majority threshold. This did not. Last time I checked, 17.6 million was not a two thirds majority of your country. Just because you want it, doesn't mean you should get it, if it's not up to scratch in how it's decided. You guys need another one, or none, and don't leave. It's ludicrous this is being treated as a special case.
He's pulled off nothing. He's basically put a border down the Irish sea, the UK as it was is now dead. The Torys previously said a border down the Irish Sea was a red line when the EU suggested it. But now because its suggested by BoJo you think he's pulled it off. Next stop is Northern Ireland will split from UK and so will Scotland because BoJo has now given special treatment to NI. BoJo, the last PM of the Uk and here you are thinking he's done a great job. It really is hilarious
Borris and the EU proudly announce.... Brexit in name only! Quelle surprise..... I predicted this 3 years ago. Hopefully our lot will vote it down (again) and the French lose patience....
We pay billions, the ECJ continues to have primacy over our courts, we remain a ‘rule taker’ who can’t do our own free trade deals. Apart from that we are ‘out’ lol. Like the Burger King Brexit comedy sketch.
A deal: - delivered by a Prime Minister who spent months over-promising on what they could achieve - agreed by the EU and the PM, but which fails to secure DUP backing (and thus the ERG with them) - sold to us by national news media who know full well that the project is dead on arrival I feel like we've seen this movie before.
The deal means Northern Ireland De facto still in the EU customs Union, and makes a border in the Irish sea. DUP and ERG are not happy. No dealer nutters are not happy. Remain at all cost nutters are not happy. Middle ground soft brexit people don't like it either because it still means the Tories get a blank cheque on many things. It's not going to fly. Even worse than May's deal!
Once laws start being voted on and accepted with regard to this agreement, then and only then will I start feeling stupid for believing that Boris wasn't doing anything, and will feel at ease because the people of UK won't be put in unnecessary danger of a No Deal.
Surely Boris made it part of the deal with the EU, that if he unable to get the deal through parliament, that they would refuse any extension, making the surrender bill useless.
@@garsm2290 Deal gets voted down, Johnson is forced to ask for an extension, second referendum, remain wins by a small majority, the last three years will have been for nothing, brexiteers both in the public and the politicians continue making a noise for a bit or they decide to move to a non-EU country.
Seen from Belgium, the EU has negotiated more with opposition MPs than with Mr Johnson. The EU seems very confident that the opposition will ask for a referendum on whether or not the people accept the agreement reached. And if the media scared the British as they scared the Europeans who spend too much time in front of their television, it is a foregone conclusion for the EU...
The two big issues confronting the UK: 1. collecting customs duties and tariffs via an efficient computerized mechanism of payments and accounts monitoring, and 2. safeguards at the customs gateway at the border of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. Both require compliance with EU protocols. Moreover, the UK government civil service must adjust and align their monitoring standards and systems to allow for on-time reporting to the EU and all concerned.
This man's grinning to much tells me we've been stitched up good and proper time for an election and to get rid of the lot we need a complete change come in the Brexit party please
MrCabaal no really he’s no chance getting it through those rats thank goodness in parliament we the people are waiting for the general election then we will sort the bastards out
There is alot of positivity in establishing this agreement but it seems unsettling for the lynchpin of this entire agreement to be left with a government that have refused to take their seats in the last 3 years
Why, when they talk of protecting the integrity of the single market, do they believe that the EU single market is more important than the UK single market?
Barnier's English is fine. He is speaking in French and using an interpreter to make sure he doesn't make a mistake. If anything goes wrong, it'll be the fault of the interpreter (and nobody will care much). If *he* made a mistake, it could have serious consequences. (And waiting for the translation into French also buys him a little more time before he has to answer.)
Boris: I want to strip bits of the May Deal Barnier: Let us look at it Juncker: This is fun Tusk: What a nebulous woman Juncker: It is not May it's Boris he just needs a haircut Barnier: I negotiated the best deal for the EU by doing nothing?
Albert Pike Well, it's a fair bet given that the UK negotiates on behalf of 65 million consumers whereas the EU negotiates on behalf of 500 million. A deal with the EU is worth more to a country like the US or Japan than a deal with the UK, so they will offer better access to their markets to get it. Remember, if this deal is signed, we have 14 months to negotiate trade deals with the 60+ countries that the EU already deals with. And worldwide, trade deals typically take about 7 YEARS to negotiate...
Yes we can now spend the next ten years negotiating deals getting fucked by the US. Good news though if you invest in private health care and fracking.
The problem is not that it has to pass, it has to be implemented wich cannot be done in under 2 months. That's why it will get voted down by anyone in the commons that wants to leave with a deal. If they vote for the deal they are out with no deal 100%, if they reject it now, Johnson is forced to request a extension wich could be used to implement it. But people will just see who voted against the deal and I assume the Brexit party or Torys will have the majority. Pretty sad what's going on in the UK
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I will nvr understand y they didn't leave no deal then sit around the table on equal footing we would have got a better deal he's gave them wit they want prob more than 39 billion aswell there makin sure there gettin every quid they can
@@didierlemoine6771 shoosh muppet we wanted no deal the EU always wanted a deal they knew we would b great outside it if they thot that they wouldn't have gave a deal they need the euros we gee them and were afraid of the completion it's no passed yet lol
@@johnfarrell8714 what are you talking about, Britain asked for extension. Two times! Britain went back to the EU and asked for a deal. British parliament stopped a no deal exit. The EU has never stopped Britain. Not once! Sure Britain could just not pay what it has to. But every trade deal in the future, would start with payings to the EU. We are not on even footing. Not at all! The EU is the biggest trading block in the world. GB is a country, witch left and doesn want to pay what they have agreed to. No comparison
@@markwtal9453 the voters wanted a no deal it was the mps with there hands in the gravy train that didn't we owe yiis fuk all yis have been riding the gravy train long enough how r yis the biggest we buy more than we sell yis fs we have assets oor there so by right we should have our share of them deals no done yet needs to b voted thro its not the ppl of Europe were against its the EU and its empire most of the country's in it r skint
@@johnfarrell8714 No, they didn't. Leave voters were specifically told there would be a better deal in 2016. It was three years ago. You cannot attempt revisionism. It's utterly silly.
Ah yes, George Soros, favourite whipping boy of every closet Nazi on the internet - from the 4Chan shitposters, to The Donald subreddit, to the sad teenage boys with skulls-and-shotguns profile pictures.
Labour already said they won't accept this deal, as could've been expected. This spectacle is just everybody washing their hands of the impending disaster.
you look like the exact kind of guy that would say something that histrionic
Then a No deal Brexit it is!!!!!!!!!!
I just hope for everybody's sake a deal will be reached. No matter what side of the fence you're on, no-deal will be catastrophic.
@richard smith no, that's not true. The only reason there is no a deal is because the UK wants a 500 km hole in the border of a common market, just because millions of ignorant brittish voted to leave the EU without previously taking into consideration and protecting the good Friday agreement. It's a brittish problem. Look for other sources of information.
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It will be rejected
@Patrick Bateman Weird pivot.
@Patrick Bateman stop following my comments
@Greenpoloboy3 we can be peers and I won’t reject you!
@Diarmaid O'Riordan Interestingly Juncker has just said there will be NO Extension , so the 31st will be interesting. If they simply cancel it, there will be a lot of anger
@Diarmaid O'Riordan Your right, I'm in Britain and am British. :) I'd say the frustration isn't over whether we should Leave or remain, but really with the politicians who are doing everything to frustrate the result. Of course, there are those that don't want Brexit, but to just ignore the vote will cause outrage
Apart from backstop it's Mays deal?! Do they think we are idiots!
So, with only 1 thing changed, May told EU NO, Boris say YES..that won't be agree on next Saturday in Parliament ,..WHY is Johnson now behave as if HE JUST SOLVED the whole thing?
@@IliaKemp He solved the backstop issue but now hoping everyone thinks it's a good deal.
Remember, if this deal is signed, we have 14 months to negotiate trade deals with the 60+ countries that the EU already has comprehensive deals with, including Japan, Canada, Korea and most of South America.
And worldwide, trade deals typically take about 7 YEARS to negotiate...
Oh, plus, we have to do a deal with the EU itself during that time - a deal that has to be ratified by every single EU nation, right down to the regional council of Wallonia.
"Bonne chance avec ça" as Barnier might say...
@Albert Pike well no majrity for no deal so ????
@Albert Pike Where was "no-deal" an option in the referendum?
so .. the EU agreed on the very first deal proposed by May ... before the UK demanded the backstop. Johnson will try to sell it as a "new deal" of course
They've conceded even more lol. The EU got everything it asked for.
@MR .TEA. Lol wrong. The backstop has become permanent.
@@TheSpiritOfTheTimes no! This is the withdrawal deal.
Its not brexit. Any agreement will just be an EU treaty. It cant be brexit if the eu agree....
Dan Bruffell, Exactly!
There can be no EU exit until the primary treaties the legal links that bind the UK to the EU are unshackled. This is another scam to fool the plebs, and they should be angry. VERY ANGRY.
@@thegroove2000 its not fooling many people. Certainly not 17.4million voters.
@@dannybruff Well it is because the majority voted to leave. NOT STAY IN WITH A DEAL.
@@thegroove2000 The majority were told they could have a Norway or Switzerland type deal.
Seems like Boris has not only sold the uk down the river, but also the others in the EU who have been watching hoping themselves to leave
This is Mays deal( treaty) with a tweak . Sold out Boris
This is bino only changed the back stop still the same as May's
Deal just Google 40 horrors lurking in small print of May's brexit deal.
Kenneth Maley and nothing about the upto 500billion in hidden liabilities
Total capitulation by the uk GVT , this could be the end of the Tory party at the next GE
Shocking treaty again
Looks like Boris just like all the other ex PM's are protecting their future jobs and pensions
Ok second referendum it is then.
The calm before the STORM
Does anywhere have a copy of the agreement for the public to read?
YES europa.eu/rapid/press-release_SPEECH-19-6126_en.htm at >> eu.com in the Brexit info part where you can download it if not today it will be tomorrow
@@IliaKemp thank you :)
@@KNic0lson ec.europa.eu/commission/publications_en
@@bierrollerful thank you
@Trance_World_Artists 2014 I love how you spend the time to edit your message but didnt have to time to check any of the other responses which would have saved you from looking like a total dunce.
Johnson looked over the precipe of a no-deal Brexit and realised it would be a disaster.
@Albert Pike Yeah - he did! Rubbish shitpost, Al.
@Albert Pike you are not conscious that english brexiters like you are the ones perceived as fascist and neo nazi all over the world...
@Albert Pike Johnson has dumped the DUP, agreed to a customs border between Northern Ireland the UK, set up a smugglers route for bring immigrants in through Northern Ireland, and accepted a long transition period. It's worse than May's deal. It's about his own political interests, not those of the country.
Very scared of the Conservative free trade agreement coming round the corner-hard capitalist slavery fro the vulnerable and all the wealth and opportunity for the Conservative elites.
Well u will have to bend over for the US, they will take u over, but u need that deal. Austerity will get worse, and agriculture and industry will leave
Attention all dim wits, Free Trade can not cause Capitalist Slavery, Agriculture leaving UK is a joke many of us are laughing at it's complete scare mongering
We are back to the gilded age, where the poor lie in the streets and get trashed and shot by police.
sterling Forever ask the soy bean producer in the USA about that. lol
Shut up you idiots, we will be rich and prosperous! Typical commies, no national belief or confidence
It's very much like May's deal - but there is one crucial difference: Johnson's ego.
Deal ! Parliament will have to vote for it now , no more excuses
Contains everything the DUP and ERG said they wouldn't agree to.
Skiddins well Boris is one of the gang so that’s as far as it can go , this or no deal you can’t please the ERG and Lib Dem’s they are the extremists
We are waiting for the text of it !!! Bravo 🍾🎊🎉🎈 ! Bravo Monsieur Barnier !!!!
Merci bien pour l'information.
We dont know what Britain really want ! even no deal hv no majority so ??????
@Albert Pike no they didn't. The voted to leave, deal or no deal was never on the ballot
@Albert Pike no it's not, even nigel Farage boasted about getting a Norway type deal.
@@nathanmckenzie904 farage wants to be out of the single market customs union ecj and freedom of movement. This is 3rd party status real brexit. This is the canada deal but the eu would not allow it as there is a land border. Bojos deal is similar to canada but the n.irish are acting like a filter to the eu. I dont think parliment will vote for it so we will leave with no deal.
We should have a second referendum; accept the deal or leave without a deal. The people have already voted to leave so the vote should be how we leave, not if we leave.
May also had an agreement but couldn’t pass in the parliament, this is a deja vu, the story repeats.
DUP have rejected it already.
there is a majority for nothing in UK !
I Really hope this the end of the personal frustration from me and from 17.4 people that we have had to go through for the last 3 1/2 years, it’s been painful and frustrating, but it looks like Boris Johnson and his team have pulled it off, what worries me now is the biased and treacherous John Bercow and his band of Traitors in Parliament who have done everything possible in there power to stop Brexit in its tracks , in fairness the European Union have worked very hard with our country to make this happen,and what worries me now is that is even it was the best deal on Earth for our country, Parliament would still not allow brexit to happen for its own self serving needs
WHY should it?
How will you feel if the Lords fillerbuster it, or block it outright by whatever means, on the basis of your own numbers?
UK constitutional convention holds that even if a referendum is treated as binding, and a mandate, it MUST attain a two thirds majority threshold.
This did not. Last time I checked, 17.6 million was not a two thirds majority of your country.
Just because you want it, doesn't mean you should get it, if it's not up to scratch in how it's decided.
You guys need another one, or none, and don't leave.
It's ludicrous this is being treated as a special case.
He's pulled off nothing.
He's basically put a border down the Irish sea, the UK as it was is now dead.
The Torys previously said a border down the Irish Sea was a red line when the EU suggested it. But now because its suggested by BoJo you think he's pulled it off.
Next stop is Northern Ireland will split from UK and so will Scotland because BoJo has now given special treatment to NI.
BoJo, the last PM of the Uk and here you are thinking he's done a great job.
It really is hilarious
This deal is worse than May's. He hasn't done a better job.
Borris and the EU proudly announce.... Brexit in name only! Quelle surprise..... I predicted this 3 years ago. Hopefully our lot will vote it down (again) and the French lose patience....
Could you explain to me exactly why this deal is Brexit in name only? And what deal would be acceptable to ludicrous brextremists like you?
We pay billions, the ECJ continues to have primacy over our courts, we remain a ‘rule taker’ who can’t do our own free trade deals. Apart from that we are ‘out’ lol. Like the Burger King Brexit comedy sketch.
A deal:
- delivered by a Prime Minister who spent months over-promising on what they could achieve
- agreed by the EU and the PM, but which fails to secure DUP backing (and thus the ERG with them)
- sold to us by national news media who know full well that the project is dead on arrival
I feel like we've seen this movie before.
Dont worry. Not long til the crawling back referendum.
@@tedcrilly46 if the know the deal is dead on arrival why have the EU offered such a deal?
Post ""Brexit"" Referendum for UK to re-join the EU in 3...2 ...1...
@@tedcrilly46 Why would you rejoin a failing union? Is it so nice to be paying net6 contributions to Victor Orban's oligarch friends?
Because its a very profitable marketplace.
You get way more out than the cost of entry.
Difficult concept i know.
The deal means Northern Ireland De facto still in the EU customs Union, and makes a border in the Irish sea.
DUP and ERG are not happy.
No dealer nutters are not happy.
Remain at all cost nutters are not happy.
Middle ground soft brexit people don't like it either because it still means the Tories get a blank cheque on many things.
It's not going to fly.
Even worse than May's deal!
Yep. Might still pass though 😑
How stupid do MPS from all sides now feel who assured us that Boris wasn't even looking for a deal ?
Once laws start being voted on and accepted with regard to this agreement, then and only then will I start feeling stupid for believing that Boris wasn't doing anything, and will feel at ease because the people of UK won't be put in unnecessary danger of a No Deal.
Surely Boris made it part of the deal with the EU, that if he unable to get the deal through parliament, that they would refuse any extension, making the surrender bill useless.
@Albert Pike probably poorly informed as I do not live in the UK and all my info is from mostly the BBC.
I don't believe it... No really I literally no not believe it...
Extension to article 50 rejected, this deal gets voted down in parliament, leave no deal 31st 😂
it will definitely get voted down it's traitor mays deal watered down no deal is the way to go.
Deal gets voted down, Johnson asks for an extension, makes some more concessions.
Or ... Article 50 gets revoked. Who knows?
@Albert Pike Good shitpost, Al!
@@garsm2290 Deal gets voted down, Johnson is forced to ask for an extension, second referendum, remain wins by a small majority, the last three years will have been for nothing, brexiteers both in the public and the politicians continue making a noise for a bit or they decide to move to a non-EU country.
Hopefully some ppl realize they cannot neglect the remainers' voice, also some ppl realize Brexit is not reversible.
Seen from Belgium, the EU has negotiated more with opposition MPs than with Mr Johnson. The EU seems very confident that the opposition will ask for a referendum on whether or not the people accept the agreement reached.
And if the media scared the British as they scared the Europeans who spend too much time in front of their television, it is a foregone conclusion for the EU...
The two big issues confronting the UK: 1. collecting customs duties and tariffs via an efficient computerized mechanism of payments and accounts monitoring, and 2. safeguards at the customs gateway at the border of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. Both require compliance with EU protocols. Moreover, the UK government civil service must adjust and align their monitoring standards and systems to allow for on-time reporting to the EU and all concerned.
Rees-Mogg must be pretty happy that his company's massive profits are safe from ATAD. Ker-ching!
@Albert Pike Good shitpost, Al!
@Albert Pike Post from an intellectual light weight.
@@BDaMonkey She's just a Russian shitposter. Its for Putin pay.
Where does it mention the UK is leaving the EU?.
This despot needs to go
You are the one who need to go. Sad and pathetic with no arguments to back that BS argument
Unelected people needs to go off of my dime. And trust me, we will also go and leave your pathetic union in shambles.
@@thegreatchallenge5963 representational democracy. read what it is. thanks.
Now humans are generating computer-generated voices.
Well Mr. Barnier has no right to refuse a motivated demand from the British parliament for an extension?
Every member state has a say in it and if only one refuses, there won't be an extension.
This is a mirage-Conservatives want out of the single market and customs union so what will Ireland want to decide about?
This man's grinning to much tells me we've been stitched up good and proper time for an election and to get rid of the lot we need a complete change come in the Brexit party please
One thought... This is ongoing for 3 years or so. What is the big deal about Brexit? Who cares really? Stay in EU , or not, but make up your mind.
Shafted the DUDE and the UK, WE THE PEOPLE WONT ACCEPT IT DUDE, just wait till the general election
nothing will change as there is no majority for anything in the UK !
It will, come the general election
Aww are you upset BoJo just ran over the DUP in his brexit bus of lies?
MrCabaal no really he’s no chance getting it through those rats thank goodness in parliament we the people are waiting for the general election then we will sort the bastards out
The remainers are laughing there socks of Boris has stitched us up good and proper we need an election to welcome in the Brexit party asap
There is alot of positivity in establishing this agreement but it seems unsettling for the lynchpin of this entire agreement to be left with a government that have refused to take their seats in the last 3 years
My hands are sausages
pork or beef?
Since 3 years they dont agree ,and sadenly 1 week behind 31 oct .they say we have a deal , strang🤔🤔 my be coz of the queen speech
ne parlez pas à deux en même on ne comprends RIEN même si on parle les deux langues....
They are in different channels. Use headphones.
If you're listening in stereo just turn up the volume on one or other of the speakers to hear only the language of your choice.
Oh no. My speakers have only one button. I could always unplug the two and lip read him and then use google translate. This is not much fun.
Why, when they talk of protecting the integrity of the single market, do they believe that the EU single market is more important than the UK single market?
The UK is the one needing access to he larger market. The EU could ultimately do without
The eu sells more to us than we do to them, so it’s them who needs access to us.
Looking forward for Labour's referendum on the new Brexit arrangement. Britain wants out of customs union>
Why is it that all the questions are being asked in English but are being answered in French? 🤔
Translators,😎
Beacyse they are communist reminers!!!
What a ridiculous question. French is Barnier's first language.
Because English and French are the recognised diplomatic languages , the French made sure of that in 1945 , that’s why the podium bares both
Barnier's English is fine. He is speaking in French and using an interpreter to make sure he doesn't make a mistake. If anything goes wrong, it'll be the fault of the interpreter (and nobody will care much). If *he* made a mistake, it could have serious consequences.
(And waiting for the translation into French also buys him a little more time before he has to answer.)
wait and see !
As long as Mr. Barnier doesn't force the 27 EU states to vote against a motivated extension for new Brexit.
It is not up to him. It is for each state to descide for itself. And if only one says no, there won't be an extension.
I love the stereo voices
Round and round we go...= 0 ?
Translations are fascinating. ☕
the translator is annoying you cannot listen to anyone..nor the woman nor the speaker..awful
Boris: I want to strip bits of the May Deal
Barnier: Let us look at it
Juncker: This is fun
Tusk: What a nebulous woman
Juncker: It is not May it's Boris he just needs a haircut
Barnier: I negotiated the best deal for the EU by doing nothing?
Halfwit.
Where's Mandy Mandelson?
@Albert Pike With Putin? I hear he likes backstreet stuff.
Will we be able to make our own trade deals with the rest of the world with this deal?
Yes. And they wont come anywhere close to what you already had. Pound swapped for a penny.
Albert Pike
Well, it's a fair bet given that the UK negotiates on behalf of 65 million consumers whereas the EU negotiates on behalf of 500 million.
A deal with the EU is worth more to a country like the US or Japan than a deal with the UK, so they will offer better access to their markets to get it.
Remember, if this deal is signed, we have 14 months to negotiate trade deals with the 60+ countries that the EU already deals with. And worldwide, trade deals typically take about 7 YEARS to negotiate...
Yes we can now spend the next ten years negotiating deals getting fucked by the US. Good news though if you invest in private health care and fracking.
Ted Crilly We won’t want anymore of your over priced cheddar and dairy products that’s for sure.
Joe Mitchell We won’t need a trade deal, we can start trading on WTO terms immediately.
It’s not computer ! JC she’s not a good translator . She’s missing bits . That are important !
She's probably reading from a draft anyway
Even if passed in Britain will it pass in time before the 31st deadline?
The problem is not that it has to pass, it has to be implemented wich cannot be done in under 2 months. That's why it will get voted down by anyone in the commons that wants to leave with a deal. If they vote for the deal they are out with no deal 100%, if they reject it now, Johnson is forced to request a extension wich could be used to implement it. But people will just see who voted against the deal and I assume the Brexit party or Torys will have the majority. Pretty sad what's going on in the UK
@@npgrx3381 Implementation period presumably would come into play if it passes.
Blimey - anything to avoid ATAD. Billions!
@Albert Pike OK shitpost, Al. Seen better.
voice over makes the man illegible :(
you were late because you are french .... lets not waste more time on le bullccchiit .... ::)
French being late is part of European pomp.
After over 3 years it's hardly something to complain about and he did apologise.
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DOWN WITH THE E.U
WARRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!
Stupid comment
@@LifeChangePlans BRITIAN WILL RISE
@@shadychris3402 like a loaf of bread when you bake it in the oven.
@@LifeChangePlans Half baked, like the referendum.
Are you 12yrs old and who typed this for you ? Should have an adult monitor you .
boris the traitor Johnson
HE was killed, HE was buried, HE was resurrected.. Whoever believes in HIM shall be saved. JESUS CHRIST IS LORD. Fresh Start, New Beginnings, Eternal Life. #gospel #truth #derekprinceministries
Derek Prince of Darkness?
@@emm_arr lol
@@MiMi-dc9qs Derek, Prince of Darkness?
So Barnier got bent over by King BORIS!!!!!
FOOOOOORRRRRRRR
BRRIIIITTTTTTIIIAAAANNNNNN!!!
I will nvr understand y they didn't leave no deal then sit around the table on equal footing we would have got a better deal he's gave them wit they want prob more than 39 billion aswell there makin sure there gettin every quid they can
Britain s been begging for a deal for 3 years afraid hard Brexit destroys UK !
@@didierlemoine6771 shoosh muppet we wanted no deal the EU always wanted a deal they knew we would b great outside it if they thot that they wouldn't have gave a deal they need the euros we gee them and were afraid of the completion it's no passed yet lol
@@johnfarrell8714 what are you talking about, Britain asked for extension. Two times! Britain went back to the EU and asked for a deal. British parliament stopped a no deal exit. The EU has never stopped Britain. Not once!
Sure Britain could just not pay what it has to. But every trade deal in the future, would start with payings to the EU. We are not on even footing. Not at all! The EU is the biggest trading block in the world. GB is a country, witch left and doesn want to pay what they have agreed to. No comparison
@@markwtal9453 the voters wanted a no deal it was the mps with there hands in the gravy train that didn't we owe yiis fuk all yis have been riding the gravy train long enough how r yis the biggest we buy more than we sell yis fs we have assets oor there so by right we should have our share of them deals no done yet needs to b voted thro its not the ppl of Europe were against its the EU and its empire most of the country's in it r skint
@@johnfarrell8714 No, they didn't. Leave voters were specifically told there would be a better deal in 2016. It was three years ago. You cannot attempt revisionism. It's utterly silly.
Today SOROS loses, God bless the UK
Ah yes, George Soros, favourite whipping boy of every closet Nazi on the internet - from the 4Chan shitposters, to The Donald subreddit, to the sad teenage boys with skulls-and-shotguns profile pictures.
@Albert Pike The English?
@@cinderball1135 When you get Triggered because someone mention Soros lol, you got problems.
@@sterlingforever4913 Still using triggered in 2019 lol priceless .
@White Brad Bad And Soros did this all when he was a 12/13 year old child. What a beast!