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Zitat von Maga-neu im Beitrag #4399

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Today is Independence Day - at least for the Brits.

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*schluchz* Maga. Ich lasse die Briten ungern ziehen. Ich fühle mich verschmäht......... nicht gut genug. Verlassen.

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Zitat von Maga-neu im Beitrag #4401

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Zitat von Nante im Beitrag #4400

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Zitat von Maga-neu im Beitrag #4399

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Today is Independence Day - at least for the Brits.

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*schluchz* Maga. Ich lasse die Briten ungern ziehen. Ich fühle mich verschmäht......... nicht gut genug. Verlassen.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sgd9nYqVz2s

"Britons never shall be slaves". Es gibt eben auch noch stolze Nationen.

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Zitat von Hans Bergman im Beitrag #4402

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Zitat von Willie im Beitrag #4395

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......Dafuer wollen sie sich lieber ueber Kassenbons aufregen. :-)

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Klar, der möglicherweise steigende Whiskypreis ist für Sie wiederum wichtiger. Da versteht man auch manche Ihrer wenig nüchternen Argumentationen gleich viel besser.

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Zitat von Maga-neu im Beitrag #4399

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Today is Independence Day - at least for the Brits.

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https://peymani.de/wir-wollen-raus-warum...3QEzb64ojqM21Uc

"Danach wird Jahr für Jahr eine Finanzlücke von mindestens 10 Milliarden Euro klaffen, die vor allem Deutschland zu schließen hat. Mehr Mitsprache werden wir aber nicht erhalten. Im Gegenteil: Weil die Zahl der Abgeordneten auf 751 begrenzt ist und kein Land auch nur auf einen einzigen Sitz zu unseren Gunsten verzichten wird, vergrößert sich das Missverhältnis zwischen Finanzierungsanteil und Stimmgewicht weiter."

Zitat von Hans Bergman im Beitrag #4402

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Zitat von Willie im Beitrag #4395

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......Dafuer wollen sie sich lieber ueber Kassenbons aufregen. :-)

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Klar, der möglicherweise steigende Whiskypreis ist für Sie wiederum wichtiger. Da versteht man auch manche Ihrer wenig nüchternen Argumentationen gleich viel besser.

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Trump will insist NHS pays more for drugs in trade deal, says ambassador
Exclusive: President will put US firms first in UK trade talks, says Kim Darroch

Donald Trump will put the interests of corporate America first and demand that the NHS pays higher prices for US drugs in a free-trade deal with the UK, the outgoing British ambassador to Washington has told the Guardian.
Kim Darroch, in his first interview since his resignation from his post in July, from where he spearheaded attempts to grow trade with the US, insisted that Trump would reward his backers in drug firms and farming communities by opening up British markets, while questioning where the UK’s gains would be found. ...

The biggest success story for British exports to the US has been in the sale of luxury cars, said Darroch, but the tariffs on those were already low, making the potential gains relatively minimal. He said: “What we would love is much better access on financial services, maybe we will get that but I don’t know what that means.

“British Airways would love to be able to pick up passengers in London, fly them to, say, New York or Boston, and fly them on to St Louis and finish up with them in San Francisco. Are we going to get that? There is no chance the Americans are going to give us those rights to allow British carriers to break into the US domestic market, which is fantastically lucrative.

“We would love to be able to get into state and federal procurement markets. Are they going to let us into that? I don’t think so. ...
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/202...roch-ambassador

Huge surge in Britons applying for non-UK passports
More than 350,000 UK citizens have opted to apply for post-Brexit insurance policy since 2016

The number of British citizens who have applied to acquire the nationality of another EU member state has surged since the Brexit referendum, data shows.
Since 2016 more than 350,000 UK citizens have opted to apply for the post-Brexit insurance policy, with some even forfeiting their British passport to retain their EU rights after Brexit.

The close historical ties between Ireland and the UK put the country top of the league of EU passports now held by dual-national Britons. But there have also been increases in Germany and France, where there has been a tenfold rise in naturalisation of British citizens.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/202...orts-since-2016

'This is our star, look after it for us' - Led By Donkeys project pro-EU video on to White Cliffs of Dover
Anti-Brexit campaigners Led By Donkeys have projected a pro-European video on to the White Cliffs of Dover to mark the UK's departure from the EU.

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In a message, intended for our European partners, the campaigners have recorded World War II veterans expressing their disappointment that the UK is turning its back on the continent.
It has been projected on to the side of the landmark cliffs and posted on to social media with a clear message for our EU friends.

98-year-old Brigadier Stephen Goodall, a WWII war veteran, introduces the video. "This is a message from the White Cliffs of Dover, from Britain," he says.
"I feel really depressed at the idea that we are leaving Europe," he continues. "I like to be called a European, and the feeling that one has of comradeship as one goes round Europe is really quite something."

He adds: "At my age I shan't be living much longer but I hope that for the sake of my children and my grandchildren and my great grandchildren that England, Britain will move back to be much closer to Europe than what we have done now."

95-year-old Sid also appears in the video. "First of all, I'm Welsh, and I'm British, and I'm European and I'm a human being."
He continues: "Look from your side to this side, see these white cliffs and we're looking across at you feeling we want to be together and we will be together before long I'm sure."

The video fades to a blue background with a single yellow star and a message from the Led By Donkeys campaigners.
"This is our star, look after it for us," reads the closing statement, hinting the UK will rejoin the EU in the future.

"I watched this with sadness and admiration for these old guys on Brexit day," commented Charlie Morris. "My 98-year-old Dad, who was in the RAF in World War Two, also thinks Brexit is a disaster for his country. Lions led by donkeys, indeed,"
https://www.theneweuropean.co.uk/top-sto...2DSMxD--Pa5WtUA

http://cdn.jwplayer.com/players/UQLiBxgV-4Sd9EWyh.html

https://www.facebook.com/www.JOE.co.uk/v...58468305599289/

😂😂😂

Bye-bye, Mister Jonathan Pie!
Die Geschichte eines Scheiterns von Arno Frank
Vielen ist der Brexit bis heute unverständlich. Unser Autor hat ihn erst richtig begriffen, als er einen britischen Schauspieler sprechen wollte.
https://www.spiegel.de/kultur/brexit-per...80-b47970c9cd4d

Meistens lösen vollendete Tatsachen die Zungen in Hinblick gewisse Wahrheiten:

"Der Brexit sei „ein Eimer kaltes Wasser ins europäische Gesicht. Die Zeit der Tagträumerei ist vorbei. Die Idee der Vereinigten Staaten von Europa ist auf absehbare Zeit erledigt, ob einem das gefällt oder nicht. Für die Nationalstaaten als Rahmen der liberalen Demokratie gibt es keinen Ersatz“, so Spahn."

https://www.welt.de/politik/ausland/arti...he-Gesicht.html

Zitat von Corto im Beitrag #4413

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Meistens lösen vollendete Tatsachen die Zungen in Hinblick gewisse Wahrheiten:

"Der Brexit sei „ein Eimer kaltes Wasser ins europäische Gesicht. Die Zeit der Tagträumerei ist vorbei. Die Idee der Vereinigten Staaten von Europa ist auf absehbare Zeit erledigt, ob einem das gefällt oder nicht. Für die Nationalstaaten als Rahmen der liberalen Demokratie gibt es keinen Ersatz“, so Spahn."

https://www.welt.de/politik/ausland/arti...he-Gesicht.html

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https://news.images.itv.com/image/file/1.../stream_img.jpg

Der "Brexit" ist nur der Auftakt zu einen elfmonatigen Schaulaufen von Säuen, die durch Dörfer getrieben werden.

Now for the hard part: EU-UK trade talks to be complicated
If you thought the drawn-out battle over the U.K.’s departure from the European Union was painful, wait until you see what comes next.

While Britain formally left the EU at 11 p.m. local time Friday, the hard work of building a new economic relationship between the bloc and its ex-member has just begun. There are difficult negotiations ahead as the U.K. goes its own way while trying to preserve links with its biggest trading partner, covering everything from tariffs and product standards to British industry’s ability to recruit foreign workers and the EU’s access to U.K. fishing grounds. ...

For now, little has changed. The two sides agreed on a transition period that keeps current rules and regulations in effect until Dec. 31. But that gives the U.K. government just 11 months to negotiate a comprehensive trade deal that could decide the prospects of British businesses for decades to come. The EU accounted for 54% of Britain’s imports and 43% of its exports in 2016, according to the Office for National Statistics. ...

British Industry groups are already lining up to protect their interests.
Hotel and restaurant owners say they need to maintain the existing supply of workers from the continent to ensure rooms are cleaned and dinners are prepared. Car makers want to preserve prompt deliveries from European suppliers to avoid manufacturing delays.
Banks and insurance companies are lobbying to maintain access to the lucrative European market. ...

Trade negotiations, which are always complex, will be even more complicated because simultaneous negotiations will be taking place with both the EU and the U.S., think tank researcher Rutter said.
“It’s like playing 3-D chess,″ she said.
Even the most difficult issue settled during the first round of negotiations between the EU and the British government — the knotty question of Northern Ireland — remains problematic. ...

Workers from the EU have started to vote with their feet.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan said last week that fewer EU citizens are coming to work in the city these days, and too many are leaving, causing employment shortages in industries like construction, hospitality and social care. ...
https://apnews.com/f9a7dc290f40577f3d7289246229f767

Boris Johnson@BorisJohnson
Tonight we have left the EU - an extraordinary turning point in the life of this country.
Let us come together now to make the most of all the opportunities Brexit will bring - and let’s unleash the potential of the whole UK. 🇬🇧
5:00 PM · Jan 31, 2020

callum@notatory871
Replying to @BorisJohnson
mate nothing's changed i've just seen a polish person walking down the street why isn't he gone
5:01 PM · Jan 31, 2020

PMLEGEND™ Esq@PMLEGEND
Replying to @BorisJohnson
We will then celebrate entering into a transition phase where we have to abide by EU law without any say and presently not having any trade agreements with even one of the 10 largest economies in the world.
Laughing stock
5:01 PM · Jan 31, 2020

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Zitat von Hans Bergman im Beitrag #4423

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Zitat von Willie im Beitrag #4421

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Ich führe hiermit den Begriff "Politisches Stalking" in den deutschen Sprachgebrauch ein.

Definition:
Politisches Stalking beschreibt das willentliche und wiederholte (beharrliche) Anrennen gegen eine demokratische Entscheidung, deren Umsetzung dadurch unmittelbar, mittelbar oder langfristig bedroht und geschädigt werden kann.

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