International Brexit News & Discussion v7: British Parliament Rejects Theresa May's Brexit Deal (Again)

The UK and EU agree terms for Brexit transition period

The UK and EU have agreed on a "large part" of the agreement that will lead to the "orderly withdrawal" of the UK.

Brexit negotiators Michel Barnier and David Davis said they had agreed terms for a transition period, calling the announcement a "decisive step".

But issues still to be resolved include the Northern Ireland border.

The transitional period is set to last from 29 March, 2019 to December 2020, and is intended to smooth the path to a future permanent relationship.

Mr Barnier said there was also an agreement on the rights of 4.5m EU citizens in the UK and the 1.2m UK citizens in the EU after Brexit, including giving EU citizens arriving in the UK during the transition the same rights and guarantees as those who arrive before Brexit.

The proposed deal will include an emergency "backstop" option to avoid a hard border that would allow Northern Ireland to stay in the single market and the customs union - a move which Theresa May had opposed.
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-43456502

So it looks like NI is staying in the SM and CU after all.

 
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Well British citizens that voted for Brexit its obvious you shouldn't even have bothered with the referendum because your vote has pretty much been nullified with the concessions being provided to the EU. Globalist Progressive politicians will only respect your votes when they are for outcomes they desire.
 

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Does the EU get anything from UK that they can´t easily get anywhere else? Seems plenty of countries have butt ugly women and shitty food.
 
Does the EU get anything from UK that they can´t easily get anywhere else? Seems plenty of countries have butt ugly women and shitty food.

Music that doesn't sound like a gay Australians nightmare .
 


This sounds like a horrible deal for the UK from a pro-Brexit standpoint.
They have to recognize the jurisdiction of the European court and in return, only the finance sector gets free access to the EU market?
Do I understand that correctly?

What about all the other industries wouldn't they be rightfully angry about that?
And all the middle-class voters that voted for Brexit are still subject to the European court of justice while their industries are logged out of the free market.
But all the rich Londoner and finance guys etc. get free access to the single market.
That sounds like a political death sentence for whoever agrees to that in the UK.
 
This sounds like a horrible deal for the UK from a pro-Brexit standpoint.
They have to recognize the jurisdiction of the European court and in return, only the finance sector gets free access to the EU market?
Do I understand that correctly?

What about all the other industries wouldn't they be rightfully angry about that?
And all the middle-class voters that voted for Brexit are still subject to the European court of justice while their industries are logged out of the free market.
But all the rich Londoner and finance guys etc. get free access to the single market.
That sounds like a political death sentence for whoever agrees to that in the UK.

I agree.
 
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