Comments by "SaBa" (@saba1030) on "LBC" channel.

  1. ​​​ @Salty_old_Viking  That's correct!! In fact the EU27 offered lots of options, including the "Norwegian modell/EFTA " and others, all got permanently vehemently refused by the British Gvt up to the last minute at the Brexit negotiations. The EUs negotiators were stating after Brexit was done, that these offered options are not available anymore after Brexit. Over here at the EU they were stating on the news, that after the NIP/Windsor agreement is sortet, there should be "peace" for at least ten-ish years with Brexit issues.... Greetings from the EU27 Edit typo/autocorrect
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  2.  @adg2011mm  🙄 Oh dear...this is the reason why it's done in % of gdp, and not as a lump sum per country.. Poland has about 37ish million people US have about 350ish million people..
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  3. What?? He hasn't telling the British people lies about the EU for 40ish years, ask your own politicians about that issue, don't blame the EU for that .... Even after you left you're still blaming the EU, unbelievable...
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  4.  @tonygange7636  Oh dear 😞 After the referendum there was "total silence" for at least six months from British Gvt towards the EU27, not even a phonecall !! The so called "start of Brexit negotiations" was like that: the British negotiators were once every six months contacting the EUs negotiators, but couldn't really tell what they wanted, they weren't even prepared nor had they "one piece of paper with them". Absolutely hillarious 😉 Barnier said various times after those "negotiations meetings", he's fed up with explaining the Brits the EU. Why? Because the British Gvt/ negotiators were demanding "full access to the SM" without any of the coming duties with it. Not understanding, that the SM is the core/heart of the EU and therefor highly protected. It's like "quitting your membership for the gym, but still want full access to the club as if being a member". Greetings from the EU27 Edit typo/autocorrect
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  5. ​ @george4vIogging  It is true !! Please look up for EU membership regulations for NEW EU members.
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  6. ​ @TheAArmstrong  Yeahhh, and about 165ish million people died during British occupation/invasions, the so called colonialism = the British Empire....
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  7.  @RemoanersareKretins  Just look up for Bloomberg =losses for UK due to Brexit... But to be honest, I don't really care... be happy with your sewage poluted British waters, your crumbling raac buildings, potholes in the roads, disappearing NHS converting into a private health system US style, food banks for hospital staff and all the other "things".... Greetings from the EU27 😊
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  8.  @brian472  ...and is receiving the most EUs subsidies of all EUs member states...while Germany is the biggest funder of EU subsidies 😎
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  9. A third country (like the UK/GB) can't be a member in the SM. Only EFTA and EU member states are in the SM. The SM is the core/heart of the EU and therefor it's highly protected. The NIP/Windsor agreement is there only to protect the GFA. Why is the EU doing that? Because it protects one of its member states, RoI, to keep peace on the Island of Ireland.
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  10.  @Salty_old_Viking  Oops, then greetings to Denmark, have a nice day 😉
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  11.  @Ukbrummie  Various studies from US jounalist Ben Norton, and economic anthropologists Jason Hickel and Dylan Sullivan... Some figures have to be added onto it...
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  12. ​ @RemoanersareKretins  The UK has a loss of £100 billion per year due to Brexit |Bloomberg
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  13. Errr, you're missing the men being "involved" ....
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  14. ​​ @jim-es8qk  The EU Parliament is the worlds second largest democratic Parliament with secret, free and independent elections every five years since 1979. The elected MEPs are working on behalf of every member state. Like for the UK/GB there were about 90ish MEPs (elected by the Brits) working on the behalf of the Brits, therefor nothing to do with "being a foreign Parliament". If only you would have understood how the EU works. Greetings from the EU 😉
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  15.  @Daniboi971  You are aware, that France isn't in duty to close it's beaches?!
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  16. What would she talk about with Macron: open the French border for Brits?? LOL
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  17. Short cut version "club member benefits are for club members only". Greetings from the EU27 😊
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  18.  @johnrussell3961  And this agreement was already offered by the EU in 2021 but got refused by Johnson and Truss. Just saying...
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  19.  @ssssaa2  🙄 Sure, sure, especially as he is "stating" things all the time, to just do a u-turn shortly after it 😂 So trustworthy Orange man is 🙄😂
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  20. Well, some time ago Richard Tice stated "Brexit was about stripping down all regulations (protection of labourship, environment, banking etc) and to convert the NHS into a private health system US style". He was smiling when saying that.
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  21.  @MrRoastedSnow  Hi 😉 Yes, that's correct ! It's written in the EUs "regulations" how a country can join the EU again after exit: the same as every other (third) country which would like to join the EU. A country has to apply for EU membership by fulfilling the Copenhagen Criteria first, if none of the EU27 member states vetos the UK/GB joining the EU again, the UK/GB might get the status as a "candidate for EU membership", and then the real negotiations with the EU would start, which could take decades. Oh, as the UK/GB would be a "new" EU member it has to join Schengen this time and adopt the Euro ! No exceptions, no " fast track" for any country in the world as stated recently by the EU Commission. That's the recent situation... I hope for NI that the DUP doesn't mess it up again !! All the best to NI from the EU 😉
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  22. Yes, it is...
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  23. No, because of "club member benefits are for club members only". Greetings from the EU27 😊
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  24.  @donalobrien7582  Oh dear 🤔 😞 Please look up for Robert Schuman, the "father of Europe", born in Luxembourg (at that time German, later French), who's idea of a European Union started in the 1920s. His book "for Europe" is available at the EUs book shop at the EUs Commission site. Greetings from the EU27
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  25. Short cut version "club member benefits are for club members only". Greetings from the EU27 😊
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  26. He won't anymore, he retired because he's suffering with Parkinson :-(( I wish him all the best !!
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  27. Short cut version "club member benefits are for club members only". Greetings from the EU27 😊
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  28.  @elipa3  👍 😉
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  29. And speaking four languages and has been a brilliant EUs President !
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  30. @daletpave4123  🙄 I stated that as a reminder, why Poland is able to finance that !! Without those subsidies it wouldn't be able to do so !! Greetings from the EU27 👋
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  31. @daletpave4123  Yes, this is why the EUs Commission put up € 800 billion to strengthen EUs military/defense and to support Ukraine !! All the best to you met groetens toruech ut de EU27 😊👋
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  32. .worlds 6th largest economy... The UK "created" countries? Are you talking about the "British Empire" = invading, occupation, so called "colonialism"? Or are you talking about all those countries, where the UK installed all these artificial borders, when the Osman Empire dissolved, like = Syria, Egypt, Lebanon, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq...without taking care of the already existing tribal/territorial borders...which is causing problems in those regions until these days?
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  33. Not again, pleeease... Verhofstadt is a brilliant MEP, BUT HE DOESN'T SPEAK IN THE NAME OF THE EU, just as a private person !! Greetings from the EU27 😊
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  34.  @JJVernig  It's not that, problem here is, that all those Brits, which are hoping to get back into the EU, are exited about him talking like this, that gives wrong hope... Why? Because to be back into the EU will go like this: the UK has to apply for EU membership by fulfilling the Copenhagen Criteria first (which would be monitored by the EUs Commission), if none of the EU27 member states vetos the UK/GB joining the EU again, only then the UK/GB would receive the status as a "candidate for EU membership", and then the 35 chapters (which would be monitored by the EUs Commission) have to be fulfilled/implemented properly, which could take decades. No exceptions, no cherry picking, no fast track, no opt outs, as stated various times by various EU spokesmen. It's mandatory for ALL NEW EU member states, to join the Schengen area and adapt the €/Euro, as soon as the new EU member state has a stabile enough economy. Verhofstadt knows about all of this... as he was in Barniers team for the Brexit negotiations. Btw, right now the UK is moving away from the Copenhagen Criteria... Estimated time about 15ish years for joining the EU again, which includes the time BEFORE fulfilling the Copenhagen Criteria (EUs Commission estimate due to experience of other countries joining process). Greetings from the EU27 😊 Edit typo/autocorrect
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  35.  @eagleearberry5613  Yeah, a bit too optimistic .. About Turkiye: the EU have put the joining process with Turkiye on hold... since years... why? Well, since Turkiye had stripped down the human rights/womens rights, independent justice, free speech/press, has still occupied parts of Cyprus, and has massive problems with heavy corruption, Turkiye doesn't even fulfill the Copenhagen Criteria anymore, and is further away from joining the EU then ever... About Ukraine: as stated by various EU spokesmen recently, it will take minimum 10 years AFTER the war has finished, before Ukraine will be able to join the EU. Eventhough it received the status as a "candidate for EU membership", which normally a country only receives AFTER fullfilling the Copenhagen Criteria first, which Ukraine WOULDN'T fulfill recently.... it got it because of the war, so the EUs Commission can use "different pots of money for Ukraine", but of course the still existing corruption has to be sorted and lots of other issues...therefor Ukraine (apart from fighting the war) still has a long way to go. Before the war Ukraine didn't even fulfill any of the EUs member ship criteria... Your guess, that the UK is decades away from joining the EU again, I would agree on that, I'm afraid... Greetings from the EU27 😊
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  36. Short cut version "club member benefits are for club members only". Greetings from the EU27 😊
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  37. The "Swiss modell/deal " isn't available anymore, as stated by various EU spokesmen over and over again, because of "too much hustle". Norway/EFTA also has stated various times, that it'll veto the UK/GB joining the EFTA, because they don't want a "trouble maker in their club". Only option available is full EU membership by applying for EU membership by fulfilling the Copenhagen Criteria first, if none of the EU27 member states vetos the UK/GB joining the EU again, only then the UK/GB would receive the status as a "candidate for EU membership", and then the 35 chapters (which would be monitored by the EUs Commission) have to be fulfilled/implemented properly, which could take decades. No exceptions, no cherry picking, no fast track, no opt outs, as stated various times by the EUs spokesmen. It's mandatory for ALL NEW EU member states, to join the Schengen area and adapt the €/Euro, as soon as the new EU member state has a stabile enough economy. Greetings from the EU27 😊
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  38. ​ @chatham43  It didn't happen in the UK only, but World wide (Covid pandemic, Ukraine war etc), but you've got Brexit on top of it... Greetings from the EU27 😊
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  39. Short cut version "club member benefits are for club members only". Greetings from the EU27 😊
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  40. @Syd North Because the EU would support Scotland on its way towards EU membership, as stated by Ursula v d Leyen, when she visited Nicola Sturgeon some time ago. Greetings from the EU
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  41.  @xvi1128  Nothing at all, its the Brits complaining about their new freedom 😉 😉 😉
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  42. ​ @jim-es8qk  The Hyperinflation was in 1922/1923, at the peak trillions had to be paid for one bread. I think, you're far away from that situation ....
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  43. ​ @brendanbrown3100  Well, as you can see here, EU member states are souvereign countries 😊
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  44. "Europe" is a Continent with 47 countries located at it, of which 27 countries are members of the EU, another 4 countries are EFTA members, another 9 countries have the status as a "candidate for EU membership", another 7 countries are 3rd countries, of which one of them is the UK !! The EU27 ramped up their military budgets/equipment etc since February 2022 !!
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  45. Some time ago Richard Tice stated "Brexit was about stripping down all regulations (protection of labourship, environment, banking etc) and to convert the NHS into a private health system US style". He was smiling when saying that...
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  46. The UK is loosing £100 billion per year due to Brexit |Bloomberg
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  47.  @dianadrozd175  🙄 Of course not, as it was part of the Warscaw Pact = east block...
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  48.  @johnrussell3961  My answer was to someone here, asking about France, not doing anything about people going over to Dover in a dinghy. Therefor my answer: that France isn't in duty to close down it's beaches!
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  49.  @edwardbernthal160  😉 I think this will be the never ending story .... sigh ... Greetings from a EU family member 😉
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  50.  @garrywynne1218  Don't worry, you obviously didn't read my post about HOW the Brexit negotiations went: "as the British Gvt/negotiators were demanding continiously full access to the SM without the coming duties with it " the EU negotiators were telling/explaining them that the "SM is only available with the coming duties with it like EFTA or full EU membership". As you can see, the British Gvt decided to leave the SM/CU with all its consequences coming with it and the EU27 doesn't need to "offer" anything to the UK/GB because "you need the EU more then the EU needs the UK/GB ". Just saying... Greetings from the EU27 😉 Edit typo/autocorrect
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  51.  @garrywynne1218  The NIP is there to protect the GFA!! Why? Because the RoI is EU27 member state, while NI is a third country since Brexit. Those "third country rules" have been there since ages and are in charge for EVERY third country. The EU27 outside/hard border towards third countries is there to protect the EU27s SM. To avoid the hard/outside border of the EU on the Island of Ireland the NIP was implemented, again: to keep peace on the Island of Ireland and avoiding the "troubles" starting again. Not that difficult, innit ??!! Greetings from the EU27
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  52. ​ @remoanersrknts6736  Well, there is a bit of a difference, if a rich country/Germany has a "little dent of -0,3 %" = still 99,7% of its national economy are fine, or if a country, which isn't even back with its economy to "pre pandemic level", had a raise of some %, and has a yearly loss of £100 billion due to Brexit....😊 Btw, please look up for Wolfspeed, a US company which will build a gigafactory for semi conductors at the Federal State of Saarland. Infenion near Dresden Bosch near Dresden TSMC (Taiwanese company which will build a gigafactory for micro chips) at Silicon Saxony near Dresden Intel near Magdeburg Northvolt near Hamburg Ford near Cologne VW is building 3 gigafactories for EVs batteries, one at Lower Saxony/Germany, one in Sweden in cooperation with Northvolt, and one in Spain or Portugal. Etc, etc... Greetings from the EU27 😊
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  53. ​ @Nugemart 🙄 You know NATO ? All for one, one for all, together we're strong !!
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  54. John, haven't you heard about the "UK-German Trinity House Agreement", which was signed recently? It'll be the pillar of a defense alliance to protect the European Continent, considering the recent situation with Putler and the Orange man might come back again.. German planes surveillance aircraft P-8 Poseidons will operate from RAF Lossiemouth to help to protect the north Atlantic... Rheinmetall will build another production plant in UK.. Rheinmetall BAE Systems is modernising the challenger.. UK and Germany will develope drones etc...please look up about it ...should be available in the news ... Greetings 👋
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  55. If you think, that half of the world's population (women) are a few .....
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  56. Exactly half of the world's population are women .....
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  57. NATO is a defense alliance only, and article 5 /NATO alliance case has been triggered once only since its existence = after 9/11 EVERY country can join NATO, if it's fulfilling the needed criteria... Putler is invading Ukraine because of his imperial hunger, as he stated various times, that he "wants to create a great Russian Empire within the borders before 1989, Finland included", as Putler stated, that "none of the ex USSR and Warscaw Pact countries have no right of existence, because they all belong to Russia". Greetings from the EU27 🖐
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  58.  @walkaz  Which the UK can do already now, as there is the TCA...
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  59.  @francisjbrennan3358  And? This year has been a raise by about 300% more refugees coming into the EU, when about 120 boats are arriving on one day, like recently at Lampedusa, it always takes a while, until it's "sorted". You rather make sure, that your country and its infrastructure doesn't "crumble" completely, like those raac buildings, potholes in the roads, disappearing NHS into a private health system US style, food banks for hospital staff at hospitals, etc... Greetings from the EU27 😊
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  60. Nope! They are coming because since Britain isn't an EU member anymore, pushbacks towards EU/France can't be done anymore! And thats well known in that "scene".
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  61. The African countries get financed partly by Russian or Chinese money, therefor they can't afford to not "like" Russia. Corruption is high in various African countries, politicians and war lords included... Greetings from the EU27 😊
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  62.  @dmoreyn  Well, it's not about the %, but about "China/Russia are taking over through the back door", they'll find out soon...
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  63. Ahhh, yes... 🤣... you know, what Cameron was asking for? To "ban" FOM, but for the Continental EU citizens only, not though for the Brits 😳😒😎.... yeahhh, how can't anybody over here in the EU NOT understand, why "the EU" didn't give in to this exceptional wish of the Brits ... 🤣 Greetings from the EU27 😊
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  64. Brexit party Ltd, UKIP Ltd, REFORM UK Ltd...Farage, Tice, etc...All there since decades...
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  65. @Fundy Den The NIP/Windsor agreement is there only to protect the GFA, without Brexit it wouldn't even be needed. Why is the EU doing that? Because it protects one of its member states RoI to keep peace on the Island of Ireland.
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  66. The UK lost £ 100 billion in 2022 due to Brexit The UK lost £ 140 billion in 2023 due to Brexit | Bloomberg and Financial Times
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  67. Yes. But with a lack of dairy products and eggs on top it forces it...
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  68. UK is NATO member state...
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  69. No. But by fulfilling the Copenhagen Criteria first, if none of the EU27 member states vetos the UK/GB joining the EU again...
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  70. ​ @joprocter4573  Yes, his pronounciation is already loosing on that ... terrible desease it is ...
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  71. If you would have listened to the report, you would know!! Eating cheap = lots of fat, sogar, but no fresh fruit, vegetables, dairy products = one gets obese...
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  72. Which is quite "funny", especially as he hasn't even paid tax for at least 20 years...and hasn't paid all those companies/people, which had been working for him, therefor went bust, as they hadn't been paid...
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  73.  @RedToriesBlueTories  Correct, difference is, being a EU member since ten years isn't a "new" member, and, also an important fact: the "financial/fiscal issues" have to be stabile/fit as well before adapting the Euro. But in the end joining Schengen and adapting the Euro is a mandatory for New EU members as soon as they fulfill the "convergence criteria" ... Edit typo/ autocorrect
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  74.  @marvintpandroid2213  NO. But men also take part of it as far as I know !!
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  75.  @marvintpandroid2213  Well, the man has to prevent, which obviously didn't happen here. Not that difficult... Looks like that lots of men are still thinking that it's a women issue only ...
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  76. ​ @darinharrison3900  Please look up about the "UK-German Trinity House Agreement"...signed a few days ago...
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  77. ​​ @darinharrison3900  🙄 You were stating "lets see what Labour...".. My response to that "UK-German Trinity House Agreement"...hence the topic of today is about the resiliance of UKs army.. German P-8 Poseidons (submarine hunters) will operate from RAF Lossiemouth to protect the North Atlantic... Rheinmetall will build another production plant in the UK Rheinmetall BAE Systems is modernising the challenger, etc, etc..this gets done !! Btw, using money for aid always makes sense, it's cheaper to sort issues in the country of origin than in your country/UK..
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  78.  @sydnorth5868  I can see your point, on the other hand, there are the Scandinavian neighbours as a "short cut" towards EU "mainland", there is the North-to-South train connection (Norway-Italy), which would be a perfect trading route. Ok, the daily "crossing the border various times to England" would be different, because of the hard border check ups. But when the Scottish people really want to be independent and being in the EU, which has been their largest trading partner when being an EU member and has collapsed now due to Brexit, then I really don't see a "selfharming" problem with that. Greetings from the EU
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  79.  @sydnorth5868  Is the recent situation better for the UK/GB/ Scotland? Of course I know, that getting in your car and drive off is faster then taking a ferry etc, but all of that doesn't help, when the economy is shrinking to a "shade" of itself, then all motorways in the world won't help. It's a terrible situation the country is in, the UK/GB slapped all doors, without keeping an exit out of this room available, a real tragic failiure at the cost of its people. All the best to you with greetings from the EU
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  80. @Peter Gouvignon The NIP/Windsor agreement is there only to protect the GFA, without Brexit it wouldn't even be needed. Why is the EU doing that? Because it protects one of its member states RoI to keep peace on the Island of Ireland.
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  81. ​​ @aliancemd  It's not too late yet. Too late it would be when getting imprisoned because of standing outside the Parliament with a "white piece of paper" or "distributing flyers" saying "wake up people/ like the Scholl siblings/white Rose did, which got executed for that". Resist the beginnings !! Greetings from Germany 💪 Edit typo/autocorrect
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  82.  @johnrussell3961  And thats well known in the "scene", that Britain can't do push backs towards EU/ France anymore and THATS the real reason and not the clothing!!
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  83.  @xvi1128  But they were doing so before Brexit as well. How is it coming that since Brexit there are more people coming over the channel? Exactly as I wrote, because Britain can't do any pushbacks towards the EU anymore, and they know it. Simple as that (interviews in the Calais "jungle" were done). Greetings from the EU 😉
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  84.  @verystripeyzebra  In fact most of them had stayed in an EU country trying to get "refugee/ asylum status", and got the status "tolerated" with a deadline to leave the EU back to their home country. When the deadline to leave is coming up, they tend to try to get over to Britain, knowing, that pushbacks towards the EU aren't possible anymore, since Britain is a third country. Greetings from the EU 😉
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  85.  @verystripeyzebra  They weren´t successful, as I wrote before. Unfortunately you misunderstood that, I wrote that the refugees who come via the channel had in most cases already applied for asylum in various EU countries and were rejected, some have also received a temporary toleration status. When that expires and deportation is imminent, they then try it in GB because they know that GB is now a third country and can no longer make pushbacks to the EU.
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  86. They got voted in over and over again....
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  87.  @svetlanak7766  NO. Don't, please.. the right wing parties always make it worse for the people by stripping down all human rights, protection of employee rights, free speech/press, independence of justice etc... In 2022 the law of "separation of powers" has already been changed to "the PM can dissolve the Parliament on his own", that in combination with a lose collection of papers called "Constitution" would open right wing parties virtually the possibility to go ahead towards autocracy... All the best to you with greetings from the EU27 🖐
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  88. Voting Reform UK Ltd is like using a Wolf as a herding dog !!
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  89. Better education would be a start...and one glass of milk and an apple per day as a "school meal"...
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  90. The NIP/Windsor agreement is there only to protect the GFA and without Brexit it wouldn't even be needed.
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  91. Yes, but "club member benefits are for club members only".
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  92. ​ @remoanersrknts6736  Apart from, that "the EU27" are a pragmatic, rule based organisation/union of 27 independent and souvereign countries with their democratic elected Parliament (with PR) and its MEPs working/acting on behalf of the democratic elected EU27 member states Gvts and their 450ish million citizens, which are the decision makers.... the term "Brussels" is used the same way as "Weytminster" of the place, where the British Gvt is based. But, of course, you Brits still seem to understand, how the EU works and what it's for, as you've been a EU member sta Greetings from the EU27 😊te for "only" 47 years... 🤣
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  93. Yes, because "club member benefits are for club members only". Greetings from the EU27 😊
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  94.  @Kate-ec1uy  I looked up for it: French, English, German, Luxembourgish. Studied lawyer and has retired because of suffering with Parkinson.
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  95. ​ @sparks1792  And the UK is still talking about those "special relations" while struggling with boosting up its military strenght due to Brexit related lack of dosh 😂
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  96.  @glue_harbour_hobby  Yes. Saw a documentary recently = US since its 250 years existence has been involved in about 400 w☆☆s. ARTE "Amerika : warum die USA fast immer im Krieg sind" available with English subtitles at yt
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  97. Short cut version "club member benefits are for club members only". Greetings from the EU27 😊
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  98. As the EUs negotiators stated various times over and over again "no deal will be any better or the same than being in a EU member", or the short cut version "club member benefits are for club members only". Greetings from the EU27 😊
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  99. Sure, sure, it's the immigrants and the EU again 😂 😎 Oh dear, one couldn't make it up... Greetings from the EU27 🖐
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  100.  @PDVism  Oh sh£t... forgot about that one 🤣😎 Greetings from the EU27 😊
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  101. Short cut version "club member benefits are for club members only". Greetings from the EU27 😊
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  102. Short cut version "club member benefits are for club members only". Greetings from the EU27 😊
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  103. ​ @waldemarsikorski4759  Well, both countries share their borders, no NATO troops are supporting Ukraine, just supporting with military equipment, training and advice...Not comparable.. Oh, and the "three days special military operation" is going....Well, Putler needs stuff from Iran, North Korea, Nepal (Russian headhunters trying to get Nepalese young men to join)....
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  104. @BLBeard24 The topic is about "UKs army and resiliance"...your post was about "how is Ukraine (one country) doing...etc" Hence my answer was at it was = in comparison Ukraine/UK...therefor not comparable = UK is NATO member state, not neighbouring with Russia, and in case of attack article 5 will be triggered instantly... Until now no NATO member state has send NATO troops/legions into Ukraine...and only because of some 5/10/20 people from NATO member states are joining the Ukrainian army...well....opposit to Russia, which uses Wagner and other professionell legions from various countries...
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  105. @BLBeard24 🙄 Oh, didn't realise that 🥳 What was your post about then... Btw, please look up about the "UK-German Trinity House Agreement", which was signed recently.. You probably heard of....submarines? 😎 Russian and Chinese submarines etc are sneaking around in the Baltic, north sea and north Atlantic... checking submarine infrastructure etc..times have changed..
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  106.  @gman509  🙄 USA and Germany are both paying 17 % of the NATO communities fee UK is paying 11 % of the NATO communities fee In 2014 all NATO member states agreed on to pay 2% of the national gdp for NATO military equipment from 2024 on = which is the case.. You shouldn't listen to Orange man too much.. And please look up about the "UK-German Trinity House Agreement", which was signed recently.. German P-8 Poseidons will operate from RAF Lossiemouth to take defend the north Atlantic are... Rheinmetall will build another production plant in the UK Rheinmetall BAE Systems is modernising the challenger The German Boxer is used by the British army..
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  107.  @sbrown314  Well, this is why there is the "UK-German Trinity House Agreement", which has been signed recently...as a pillar of defense alliance to protect the European Continent... German P-8 Poseidons will operate from RAF Lossiemouth to protect the North Atlantic areas...considering the recent situation with Ukraine and the possibility of Trump being the next President again..
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  108. ​ @TheFreewheelinNomad  Some days ago UK and Germany agreed on the "UK-German Trinity House Agreement"... German P-8 Poseidons (submarine hunters) will operate from RAF Lossiemouth to protect the North Atlantic .. Rheinmetall will build another production plant in the UK.. Rheinmetall BAE Systems is modernising the challenger.. UK army is using the German Boxer.. Brexit has muddled up some of our fellow British neighbours a bit, and British tabloid is still doing the French/German/EU bashing... Greetings from the EU27/Germany to the USA 🍻👋
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  109. ​ @markwelch3564  Hi there Mark 😊 I'm sorry to say, but the EU always will protect its SM etc, like "club member benefits are for club members only". Have a nice evening 😊🖐
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  110. ​​ @remoanersrknts6736  Lets get some facts straight here... the free trade deal with the USA was negotiated for 8 years, BUT, the US were demanding, that "chloride chicken, hormon boosted beef, gen manipulated food (undeclared on top of that) should be allowed to come into the EUs SM, but even worst was, that the US was demanding, to allow so called "private courts", to "sort" US issues, like any US company could claim billions of €, in case the EU would change rules/laws etc, and that US company "would/might have losses of profit, even if that product didn't exist yet...THAT would have been a never ending "claiming for money all over the EU by any US company", THIS is why the EUs negotiators stopped all negotiations and said "thank you, but no". If you Brits would like that sort of deal, you're very welcome... 😅 About Brazil: the EU are in negotiations about a "free trade deal" with Mercosur", BUT, again, those countries don't want to put "protection for their native people in that, nor protection of environment, labourship etc... therefor... time will show... Since 2018 the EU is in negotiations about a free trade deal with Australia... still ongoing... in the meanwhile the free trade deal with NZ is signed. Negotiations with trading partners are NEVER done in short time... only the British negotiators are doing so, simply because of economical desperation 😅😎 Greetings from the EU27 😊 Edit typo/autocorrect
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  111. Sure, sure.... the British obsession about France, Germany and the EU27 definetely is amusing 😂😎 No other EU27 member states has those problems the UK has recently... When being EU member state, four of the five poorest regions in the EU were in the UK... Greetings from the EU27 🖐
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  112.  @paulm2467  Well, half of my family are British, therefor it does bother me quite a lot... It's obvious, that Brits are obsessed about either France, Germany and /or the EU or all of them...since Brexit...weirdly it never used to be an issue before Brexit...wonder why? 😅 What was missing in your responce, was the term "world beating" 😎 Btw, I doubt, that there aren't any other "richest" areas exist either within the EU/EFTA or other world wide...every country has its "richest" areas...but NO other EU27 member state has any cases of rickets nor scurvy...that's only the UKs issue...and last it had been like that were in the 1950s... About the farmers = as sorry I feel for them, but partly they're a bit like the British Fishermen = voting against their own interests... The farmers have their own organisations, and they vote for their chairmen... the German chairman is one of the largest landowner in Germany...therefor he is supporting/demanding those politics, where exactly those people like him benefit from the recent subsidiesing-programs = as more land/sqm, as more money one gets...independently how that farmer is working with that land.. Not to forget about those large supermarket chains, which are dictating the prices, the farmers get for their products...and last but not least...the customers... always demanding the cheapest of the cheap..all three facts make up those demonstrations... About the German economy = since 2023 Germany is the worlds third largest economy......and now what? While the UK is loosing £ billions per year due to Brexit... And opposit to the EUs economies, which are supporting each other via the EUs SM/EEA, the UK is "swimming" on its own in these times of ever growing economical blocs world wide... Greetings Edit typo/autocorrect
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  113.  @paulm2467  I case you haven't realised, you're on a British channel talking about British politics...nice, how you're trying to distract from the sh£tshow, called Brexit and its consequences...😂 All I can say= full supermarket shelfs , fresh fruit and vegetables, healthservice working fine, no heat or eat issues over here...etc, etc... Greetings from the EU27 🖐
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