UK parliament could block Brexit divorce bill

[743 roadmasterParticipant]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/uk-parliament-could-block-brexit-divorce-bill-e2-80-94-brexit-minister/ar-AAvNtyj

Brexit minister David Davis warned on Thursday that parliament could veto any final deal negotiated with the European Union unless it has a “substantive” idea of what the future trading relationship will look like.

Britain is aiming to secure a comprehensive free trade deal with the European Union and wants it to be signed shortly after it leaves the bloc in March 2019, although there is skepticism about how much can be agreed by then.

Britain’s parliament will vote on a formal withdrawal treaty later in the year — covering issues such as the divorce bill and citizens’ rights — in a potential flashpoint in the Brexit process.

Davis said members of Parliament would insist on “a lot of detail” before signing off on any deal because Britain will have to make a payment of about 39 billion pounds ($55 billion) to the EU to honor its financial obligations to the trade bloc.

“The withdrawal agreement is payments of up to 39 billion pounds, it’s a lot of money, and parliament is unlikely to sign off on it unless we can be pretty substantive about what is going to be there in the long run,” Davis said at a Wall Street Journal event in London.

Opponents of leaving the EU have identified winning enough support in the lower house of parliament, the House of Commons, to block any possible deal the government brings back from Brussels as their best chance of overturning Brexit.

Britain’s vast financial services industry will emerge largely unscathed from Brexit and the sector will suffer far fewer job losses than first feared, Davis said.

“There is not going to be a mass migration, the critical mass is still going to be here,” he said.

“The reason that the City is the biggest and most successful financial center in the world … is not just Europe, it’s about the mass of skills, the business environment here, it’s about the reliability of tax law.”

———-Just when you think it is over the parliament just might go against the people.

mgtow is its own worst enemy- https://www.campusreform.org/

[It’sallbsParticipant]

743 roadmaster wrote:

Britain will have to make a payment of about 39 billion pounds ($55 billion) to the EU to honor its financial obligations to the trade bloc.

Bulls~~~, we don’t owe them a penny. They owe us money.

http://www.leavemeansleave.eu

[BritGHOWParticipant 2566]

That’s not what he’s saying roadmaster.

The deal as proposed will see us leaving having handed over up to 39 billion pounds, what he’s saying is that unless there’s significant detail as to what we’re getting for our £39bn getting a majority in parliament to sign up to it will be difficult.

If the deal is not agreed then it’s either brexit on WTO terms or remain, naturally the remoaners are counting on the latter, David Davis on the other hand almost certainly intends the former.

[Faust For ScienceParticipant 22521]

It’sallbs wrote:

743 roadmaster wrote:

Britain will have to make a payment of about 39 billion pounds ($55 billion) to the EU to honor its financial obligations to the trade bloc.

Bulls~~~, we don’t owe them a penny. They owe us money.

Now you know how we U.S. citizens feel about Mexico and other foreign nations that have leeched off the U.S. population for decades.

[Will RobinsonParticipant 3479]

Quote: Article 50: 3. The Treaties shall cease to apply to the State in question from the date of entry into force of the withdrawal agreement or, failing that, two years after the notification referred to in paragraph 2, unless the European Council, in agreement with the Member State concerned, unanimously decides to extend this period.

If Parliament blocks it, all that happens is that we leave without any agreement.

In which case we save ourselves millions in any divorce payment and most likely default to WTO rules.

F~~~ the EU.

May you walk in peace and happiness, May you and all mgtow, near and far walk in peace and happiness.

[It’sallbsParticipant]

Faust For Science wrote:

U.S. citizens feel about Mexico and other foreign nations that have leeched off the U.S. population for decades.

They have been destroyoing our country and taking our money since 1975 captain.

http://www.leavemeansleave.eu

[It’sallbsParticipant]

Will Robinson wrote:

F~~~ the EU.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoWe8JjDi-0wrdzo–2htHw/featured

f~~~ you Juncker

http://www.leavemeansleave.eu

[AussieParticipant 2509]

It’sallbs wrote:

Faust For Science wrote:

U.S. citizens feel about Mexico and other foreign nations that have leeched off the U.S. population for decades.

They have been destroyoing our country and taking our money since 1975 captain.

Much like the “British Empire ” has been doing to its colonies for hundreds of years. Aint karma a bitch ?
Send the queen the brexit invoice, she can pay it from petty cash if she really loves her country so much.

" I feel threatened "

[It’sallbsParticipant]

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[It’sallbsParticipant]

Her or His Majesty’s Australian Ship (HMAS)

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[AussieParticipant 2509]

Yes we cheat at cricket. But we are obviously not very good at it as we need to do it so rarely so when we do, we get caught.

The English should try it one day, they might actually be able to win a game or two then !

Yes we are still an English colony and we still have old Lizzie Windsor on our currency. Soon we will have King Charles, the one who told his ugly old girlfriend he wished he was a tampon !

" I feel threatened "

[It’sallbsParticipant]

Well actually wasn’t the last time we won the ashes 2015 and then we won in 2013 before that.

Ashes series

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SeriesYearsHostFirst matchTestsAustraliaEnglandDrawnResultHolderRef
11882–83Australia30 December 18823120EnglandEngland[16]
21884England11 July 18843012EnglandEngland[17]
31884–85Australia12 December 18845230EnglandEngland[18]
41886England5 July 18863030EnglandEngland[19]
51886-87Australia28 January 18872020EnglandEngland[20]
61887-88Australia10 February 18881010EnglandEngland[21]
71888England16 July 18883120EnglandEngland[22]
81890England21 July 18902 (3)020EnglandEngland[23]
91891–92Australia1 January 18923210AustraliaAustralia[24]
101893England17 July 18933012EnglandEngland[25]
111894–95Australia14 December 18945230EnglandEngland[26]
121896England22 June 18963120EnglandEngland[27]
131897–98Australia13 December 18975410AustraliaAustralia[28]
141899England1 June 18995104AustraliaAustralia[29]
151901–02Australia13 December 19015410AustraliaAustralia[30]
161902England29 May 19025212AustraliaAustralia[31]
171903–04Australia11 December 19035230EnglandEngland[32]
181905England29 May 19055023EnglandEngland[33]
191907–08Australia13 December 19075410AustraliaAustralia[34]
201909England27 May 19095212AustraliaAustralia[35]
211911–12Australia15 December 19115140EnglandEngland[36]
221912England27 May 19123012EnglandEngland[37]
231920–21Australia17 December 19205500AustraliaAustralia[38]
241921England28 May 19215302AustraliaAustralia[39]
251924–25Australia19 December 19245410AustraliaAustralia[40]
261926England12 June 19265014EnglandEngland[41]
271928–29Australia30 November 19285140EnglandEngland[42]
281930England13 June 19305212AustraliaAustralia[43]
291932–33Australia2 December 19325140EnglandEngland[44]
301934England8 June 19345212AustraliaAustralia[45]
311936–37Australia4 December 19365320AustraliaAustralia[46]
321938England10 June 19384 (5)112DrawnAustralia[47]
331946–47Australia29 November 19465302AustraliaAustralia[48]
341948England10 June 19485401AustraliaAustralia[49]
351950–51Australia1 December 19505410AustraliaAustralia[50]
361953England11 June 19535014EnglandEngland[51]
371954–55Australia26 November 19545131EnglandEngland[52]
381956England7 June 19565122EnglandEngland[53]
391958–59Australia5 December 19585401AustraliaAustralia[54]
401961England8 June 19615212AustraliaAustralia[55]
411962–63Australia30 November 19625113DrawnAustralia[56]
421964England4 April 19645104AustraliaAustralia[57]
431965–66Australia10 December 19655113DrawnAustralia[58]
441968England6 June 19685113DrawnAustralia[59]
451970–71Australia27 November 19706 (7)024EnglandEngland[60]
461972England8 June 19725221DrawnEngland[61]
471974–75Australia29 November 19746411AustraliaAustralia[62]
481975England10 July 19754103AustraliaAustralia[63]
491977England16 June 19775032EnglandEngland[64]
501978–79Australia1 December 19786150EnglandEngland[65]
511981England18 June 19816132EnglandEngland[66]
521982–83Australia12 November 19825212AustraliaAustralia[67]
531985England13 June 19856132EnglandEngland[68]
541986–87Australia14 November 19865122EnglandEngland[69]
551989England8 June 19896402AustraliaAustralia[70]
561990–91Australia23 November 19905302AustraliaAustralia[71]
571993England3 June 19936411AustraliaAustralia[72]
581994–95Australia25 November 19945311AustraliaAustralia[73]
591997England5 June 19976321AustraliaAustralia[74]
601998–99Australia20 November 19985311AustraliaAustralia[75]
612001England5 July 20015410AustraliaAustralia[76]
622002–03Australia7 November 20025410AustraliaAustralia[77]
632005England21 July 20055122EnglandEngland[78]
642006–07Australia23 November 20065500AustraliaAustralia[79]
652009England8 July 20095122EnglandEngland[80]
662010–11Australia25 November 20105131EnglandEngland[81]
672013England10 July 20135032EnglandEngland[82]
682013–14Australia21 November 20135500AustraliaAustralia[83]
692015England8 July 20155230EnglandEngland[84]
702017–18Australia23 November 20175401AustraliaAustralia[85]

So yes you have won it more times but not by that much and of course

WE WIN WITHOUT CHEATING

And can’t you put a bloody steak on the bbq or a half lobster with garlic butter -I’m bored with shrimps.

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