Should be a good march.
I wonder if they ever realised those Jodphurs looked ridiculous!
btw, is that pre war?
Italy I suspect, looks like an Italian fascist uniform above third from left with his palm up. Also a few er roman salutes going on, doubt you'd see that in france
The chap above yer man in the front with his palm up, the man clearly wearing an italian fascist uniform black shirt and all, gives it awayItaly then, though that chap at the front isn't Carabineri, the hat badge is wrong. It looks like a Dutch police hat...
The plot thickens.
School trip I reckonFair enough, I'll take yer word for it. I can't seem to see any uniforms but German, but I'm on a tiny screen just now
The question was though, is the picture pre war? France was a wild guess by me, but wrong or right I think it's clear this isn't Germany so probably not pre-war.
You're always getting caught out looking like a twatYou really are the most unnecessary fool.
Why are all these johnny come latelys picking on you, we need a clause in the TOS or whatever it’s called on urbanYou're always getting caught out looking like a twat
To satisfy the WTO, the napkin would probably also have to state - “and are in the same trade bloc”. That would definitely solve it.
do you not think that the EU should consider its own interests in this? do you think that if the EU refuses to recognise the UK's competancy, the UK will not recognise the EU's competancy and ban EU flights from UK air space?
the UK is perfectly happy to recognise the EU's regulatory framework, yet the EU seems unwilling to do likewise. 'lets stay in the EU' is not the message i'm getting here...
It would solve the WTO problem but the EU wouldn't sign the napkin. It would let the UK pocket tariffs before re-exporting duty and VAT-free to the EU. Or import cheap American food and re-export it to the EU. Brexit would be easy if the EU was happy with that.
Open borders need a customs union and VAT cooperation and regulatory alignment and shared trade deals.
It's not just EU flights. EASA has mutual recognition agreements with airspaces worldwide. UK planes can fly worldwide because of the mutual recognition of standards. Outside EASA the UK can say it will recognise everyone else's standards, no questions asked, but other airspaces don't have to reciprocate. As it stands no deal means the UK has a choice of no non-domestic flights at all or only non-UK planes flying non-domestic routes. It can't demand that UK planes be allowed to fly without negotiating and signing mutual recognition with a few dozen other airspaces. The government has done nothing to prepare for putting those agreements in place.
This is a good twitter thread about it
Italy then, though that chap at the front isn't Carabineri, the hat badge is wrong. It looks like a Dutch police hat...
The plot thickens.
Where's this from?
https://t.co/zBAP0B1AeXWhere's this from?
hadrians?
I went to the Newcastle City Council to claim the fog on the Tyne, piece by piece...We won't be giving them Northumberland...
I always liked the 7th century Northumbrian border - north from Carlisle up (roughly) the M74 and then cutting north east from Moffat (ish) to the Forth...
Fog on the Tyne? It's all mine, all mineI went to the Newcastle City Council to claim the fog on the Tyne, piece by piece...
They all speak a variant of Scots there anyway. Probably.
I am a bit surprised they would see losing the union as a price worth paying, not about NI though, I know they don't give a stuff about that.It’s all a bit of a statement of the obvious in some ways. Leave voters have already demonstrated that they think the price of Brexit is worth paying — they demonstrated it by voting leave. The only reason it should come as a surprise is if you think leave voters didn’t understand these things were possibilities when they voted leave.
If you’re in some shithole of a town living a life that’s been fucked over by relentless consumer-capitalism and you want to give the system a shake, why do you give a fuck whether or not England and Scotland remain a single political entity?I am a bit surprised they would see losing the union as a price worth paying, not about NI though, I know they don't give a stuff about that.
Scotch referendum