^ all he talks about fits a hundred percent to England and its trade with and border to, the EU :03:

Actually Fratzscher is not that unknown over here, but you cna read him frequently in national newspapers. The liabilities helkd by Germany for other EU nations due to this insane things named Target 2 saldi, is a major neck-breaker - I am saying this since many years, right?! Its at over 1 billion Euros - money the ERCB owes Germany for Germany havign done buying for other EU members and these states handing over thgeir liabilities toi the ECBm, whcih now owes Germany. We will not get back that money, we must write it off. Additional to the debts others owe us, net far more than we owe them.


Its an unsustainable system of madness and lunacy. And it cannot avoid ending brutally.

In the end Sturgeon is as much a populistic liar as Johnson is. They deserve each other.

The Sun, Daily Mail, Telegraph and Express all have separate editions for England, Scotland and Northern Ireland, so even supposedly "national" newspapers aren't very. Certainly using the first two as a guide "Janus-faced" is an apt description on their reporting when it comes to non-English matters.

Going on to the Labour Party's continuing misfortunes in Scotland it's leader up here has resigned:

Richard Leonard quits as Scottish Labour leader

You might ask "Who?". Don't worry, most Scots ask the same question.:har:

Mike.

Putin would be delighted if the EU was completely destroyed.

One of the things which always struck me about Brexit is that the supporters for Brexit always seemed to fall into two types: blue-blooded public school boys who seem to support it for their own selfish reasons, and what we in the United States would call "poor white trash." Those against Brexit always seemed far better educated and diverse.

I have to agree with that. I’ve been researching Russia’s intervention in Ukraine in 2014 for university, and one of the main causes for Russia’s aggression appears to have been Ukraine’s increasingly strong ties with the EU. I would say that Putin views the EU as a threat to Russia’s sphere of influence, so it’s collapse would certainly benefit him.

Brexit: Five surprising consequences.

1. Ham sandwiches confiscated.
2. Deliveries to Northern Ireland suspended.
3. Tariffs charged on Ghana bananas.
4. Cannabis oil prescriptions not recognised.
5. Scottish seafood held up at borders

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/55633632

Ah, Mogg "OBLITERATES".
Can someome please obliterate this FOSSIL?

I'd be one of the first in the queue if the opportunity ever presented itself :yep:

Not sure what to make of this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSlOqdeZx7E

That Francophile fossil is wrong. He helped to negotiater it: now both sides mjst not do anymire what the other is mcommnanding them,. or tries, to, but they must obey what they have agreed to in that heap of paper.
Hoiwever there are growing reports now thgat that heap pf paper has been more ill-specified in detials than was hoped.
Still, not wish and desire and order commands nwhat any side must do now, but what that treaty says.

Totally correct, I am saying this all myself since years.

"Jacob Rees-Mogg says British fish are 'happier' because of Brexit deal"

They sure are, i guess they will soon get their blue passport. And maybe we can also build a wall against illegal fish immigration, in the north sea :arrgh!:

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