Interesting; why's that?We need to talk about Maros Sefcovic who is leading the EU discussions on N. Ireland
As its quite an emotionally charged and technically complex issue. Given a choice between playing the player or the ball..... How does Maros say the letter 'h'?Interesting; why's that?
Eh?As its quite an emotionally charged and technically complex issue. Given a choice between playing the player or the ball..... How does Maros say the letter 'h'?
Let’s just say that he’s what is politely described politically as a ‘family man ‘ who supports ‘Christian values ‘ .
Oh, I see...holds some regressive socio-political viewpoints, eh?Let’s just say that he’s what is politely described politically as a ‘family man ‘ who supports ‘Christian values ‘ .
Absolutely nothing should come in the way of that .Oh, I see...holds some regressive socio-political viewpoints, eh?
But what that's got to do with him representing the supra-state's position that the UK should not renege of a deal that it agreed?
Presumably he was selected because he can/will play hardball with blustercunt.Absolutely nothing should come in the way of that .
He is a right wing bigot.Let’s just say that he’s what is politely described politically as a ‘family man ‘ who supports ‘Christian values ‘ .
Ah, that's why he was chosen; chemistry, eh?He is a right wing bigot.
I’m sure that he has many skills that are appreciated within the EU and by some posters on these boards .Presumably he was selected because he can/will play hardball with blustercunt.
Sure he has, but I can't see how that impacts on the present negotiations any more than David Frost's personal political beliefs?I’m sure that he has many skills that are appreciated within the EU and by some posters on these boards .
Pretty clear cut that all I said was that we need to talk about Maros Sefcovic .Sure he has, but I can't see how that impacts on the present negotiations any more than David Frost's personal political beliefs?
The issue is pretty clear-cut; the UK wants to renege on the agreement/treaty it agreed 6 months ago and the supra-state doesn't want that; can't see how the repugnant views of those involved really inform that process?
Fair enough.Pretty clear cut that all I said was that we need to talk about Maros Sefcovic .
Talking public health vet certs would be more productiveEh?
Am I being slow here?
We do or we don't "need to talk about Maros Sefcovic"?
Not sure I'm following this.
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Costs will be lower as no tariffs.Australian wine is actually really good, the stuff you get there I mean, not the shite that fills UK supermarket shelves, but it doesn't travel well, so I can't see the good stuff becoming much more prevalent, cost will be quite high anyway cos of Aussie taxes and shipping
Almost 9p a bottle!Costs will be lower as no tariffs.
Mind you the shite that fills UK supermarket shelves is bloody nice, never had a bad bottle. Just recently McGuigan Black Label which is lovely.Australian wine is actually really good, the stuff you get there I mean, not the shite that fills UK supermarket shelves, but it doesn't travel well, so I can't see the good stuff becoming much more prevalent, cost will be quite high anyway cos of Aussie taxes and shipping
Massively increased food miles yay!Cheaper wine yay!