13-07-2020, 05:49 PM
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Originally Posted by 7779311
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Maybe only I don't see it but when I read"The issues include the Northern Ireland Protocol, the right of EU citizens, the controversial £39billion divorce payment, future financial liabilities, EU data protection laws, EU geographical indications of origin which are not reciprocal, and provisions relating to UK sovereign bases in countries like Cyprus."
what specifically (at least one or two details would have been nice) do they mean?
And besides, did nobody read it before debating for months and months and finally signing?
[UPDATE]: I could not (as usual) find another newspaper with that news about the pills in the WA except the Express.
Hm... I think we can ignore that news, it is click bait.
13-07-2020, 05:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Solasch
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I never thought I'd live to see the DE being sorry for leaving the EU. How singularly satisfying!
13-07-2020, 06:11 PM
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Originally Posted by 7779311
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Oh! I just scanned the article for details and did not read it very thoroughly. Which statement made you think the DE regrets Brexit?
it was not directed at you
13-07-2020, 07:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Solasch
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I had hoped a DE reader would have come out with that question, but you beat them to it. I made a remark in the style and spirit the DE is reporting. it was not directed at you
13-07-2020, 08:02 PM
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Originally Posted by 7779311
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This is the second time that a news seems to be only present in the DE. I have very little experience with that newspaper but is it possible, that they make things up for click bait?
13-07-2020, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by 7779311
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This is the second time that a news seems to be only present in the DE. I have very little experience with that newspaper but is it possible, that they make things up for click bait?
13-07-2020, 08:36 PM
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Originally Posted by 7779311
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This is the second time that a news seems to be only present in the DE. I have very little experience with that newspaper but is it possible, that they make things up for click bait?
It is only human that brexiteers believe the DE. It is very frightening to admit, even to oneself, they were able to dupe you all that time.
13-07-2020, 09:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Solasch
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The DE is the (s)trumpet of the tories. One could mistake the DE reporting for stupidity, but it isn't. It tries to give all the tories actions a positive twist. Like in the present article. They take the problems raked up by marc francois about the trade deal. Barnier redirected him to the WA. Obviously, brexiteers had ignored, denied the points unsavoury for them. E.g. that the ECJ keeps jurisdiction in the UK, after transition. Or that the UK loses acces to vital information to keep criminals out. Problems about the borders are stacking up, so time to face up and stop denying. Instead the DE starts about the negotiations about the WA and halfway the article they move to the present, trade deal, negotiations. It's clever, and most of all, aimed at brexiteers to keep away from the fact that they have been fooled for four years.It is only human that brexiteers believe the DE. It is very frightening to admit, even to oneself, they were able to dupe you all that time.
Honestly I cannot imagine that the UK gov really asks the EU to reopen the WA just because they have to hide the fact that they promised too much and need a scapegoat now.
(One question: where in this last sentence would one put correct commas?)
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