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- The Vice-President of the EU Commission has called on the UK government to withdraw a proposed bill that would allow ministers to modify the EU Withdrawal agreement. (Subscribe: bit.ly/C4_News...)
And to do it by the end of the month, if not before, or face legal action.
But Cabinet Office Minister Michael Gove declared the government "would not and could not" withdraw its bill. The pound slumped and with it the already fading hopes of a trade deal.
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Why does a US politcian know more about NI than most Tories?
After years of Tory rule, you still have no idea of their ignorance?
That everything belongs to them.
Bill Clinton was one of the architects of the Good Friday agreement, Dominic Raaaaaaabb hasn't even read it.
He doesnt.
Brendan Boyle - Irish ancestry with a name like that.
"I give them (the UK gov) credit for saying it with a straight face"
that made my day.
*00:10:45* For everyone who wants to watch it.
You have a very dull life if something like that makes your day 😂
Dr Dimpy Rambo if the uk refuses to control goods between Britain and ni then the republic will have no option but to erect a border to protect eu market, it’s not rocket science
@Dr Dimpy Rambo If you still don't understand that, you have absolutely no clue about the withdrawal agreement or, dare I say it, Brexit at all.
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So much for the much-vaunted “special relationship”.
The Tory Brexiteers had to find out the hard way that Ireland has more friends in Europe than the UK does.
Now they’ll discover that Ireland also has more friends in the United States.
Britannia no longer rules the waves. Instead it just waives the rules.
Haha We have far more friends in the US and English speaking world than Southern Ireland does, we'll see how many 'friends' the South has once Ireland is buggered from the no agreement that the EU has forced. Southern Ireland has been used, and the EU are only your 'fair weather' friends....regardless, they cannot afford to help you, they cannot help themselves.
@Dr Dimpy Rambo We signed it. We were co-signatories to an international treatise. Now we find out it was unacceptable to us. Of course the EU wants to put the trade border in the north sea. Where else are they gonna put it if a frictionless border between NI and the Republic is non-negotiable, as is enshrined in the GFA? Johnson and his cabal knew this, continue to know it, and are putting peace in Ireland and the UK at risk by playing politics like this. They're immoral and will do absolutely anything.
@@angloengland559 They haven't forced anything. Our government does not want a deal and never has wanted one. They ponce about and speak a good game, but at the core they have never wanted one. So now, having left the biggest trading block in the world, we are about to make any deal with the US impossible, not to mention the distrust breaking of such an international treatise will cause around the world in relation to the UK. Bit by bit, we are becoming completely isolated, and wilfully so. Maybe that's what you want. But it's not what I wanted, and never had.
@Dr Dimpy Rambo The withdrawal agreement was signed by the UK and ratified by the European Council. If you mean the Good Friday Agreement, that was signed by us and the SDLP and DUP, cosigned by the Americans. In case you didn't know, the SDLP and the DUP see things pretty differently, so any change to that agreement will be met in very different ways.
@Dr Dimpy Rambo what do you mean?
Nicola Sturgeon always knew that Boris becoming PM could only be a boost for her desire for Scottish independence - but never, in her wildest dreams, could she have hoped for this!
More people in Scotland voted for brexit than vote for the snp so it's a complicated picture
It’s not up to sturgeon who wants to jump Scotland from the UK into the Eu fire and her voters won’t allow it depending on how much their local news media have brainwashed them.
@@carlitor4173
So Scotland is a leave nation now?... 😆
Amazing.
@@5p1tf1r31
Scotland already has a majority to leave the British union and the more you use project fear arguments like the one you're using now the more they will want their independence...
Scotland will never b independent there is only 1 partý in scotland the snp if they gain independence then they will b the only political party 9j the country and that's not democracy it's a dictatorship when theres more political parties in scotland that are even in support independence cant happen
Straightforward talking from the young Congressman. And he is right, it is a bipartisan issue, Irish heritage is important in the States.
They love terrorists in the states too?
They have heritage in irag, afghanistan, syria, man they care.
@@timmo491 Irish Americans used to send money to the IRA so, despite your attempt at glibness, yes they kind of do. Or used to, at least.
@@timmo491 Even Donald Trump attended Sinn Féin fundraisers in the US
Bipartisan issue. Its nothing more than anti british feelings towards the U'K Irish americans have this fluffy idea about the old country. Times have moved on. If there is no deal britain will get though it. not to sure about Ireland.
This dude in America seems to have his finger on the pulse
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No chance of any deal with Europe, in fact, the UK will likely find itself facing sanctions for breaking EU law.
No chance of any deal with the US, regardless of whether the Democrats or Republicans are in control - on the subject of Ireland, they are united.
On top of that, who else will want to negociate with a nation that renages on a deal before it's even had chance to be implemented?
The UK is screwed. Well and truly screwed.
Not really I am an American we are getting ready for Election on a president
Gerard Scott no but I know more about my country I am a Trump supporter
Gerard Scott I am a girl and it was you guys blame us for the Blackpool fire we didn’t know about it till the next day
Napoleon: "I'm actually jealous of Boris Johnson. He's about to succeed in doing something I couldn't: the continental blocade."
Excellent (though I don't like Napoleon, not at all)
@Tim Loves Bacon you know that his high was average for the time and the "legend" of him being short based on 2 facts:
- the british foot (30,48cm) was shorter than the French foot (32,48cm) (this is before the metric system was fully implemented and a good reason to do it) 5f6i = 1.78M in French measurement and 1.67m in British measurement
- he was often surrounded by his guards. A guard detail that accepted only very tall men who in addition, wore tall cap (like your "poppy" guards do in parade)
let me help you **starts filling the french side of the Channel Tunnel with liquid concrete**
The UK will fail as the government of this country is completely out of touch with reality where the whole Europe and US will look after their interests and let the UK self harming until the UK realise they are being shafted
I’m an Australian in my mid 50s, I suspect on my 70th birthday, Brexit still won’t be resolved!
The Cummings syndrome - breaking the Law, but then commanding everyone else to respect it. 😒
How right You are !! A gang of political thugs that have dismantle the Old Good Tories and exploited the deep, insane pulsions of the English People !!
good point
Like Nancy and her hair do?
Very refreshing listening to Congressman Brendan Boyle. Straight talking and to the point and knows his subject. Highest respect to him.
What does David Trimble have to say about it?
If this goes to a no deal. then congressman Brendan Boyle must know that ireland will go down the tubes. And then we will see what the E.U. will do to help. Remember last time ? The irish are being played and they cant see it.
Stephen Hulme yes you will see.
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To be honoust, most people in the EU are pretty much fed up with this. It is not even front page news anymore. If not for the people in NI, the EU would probably have left the agreement talks long ago. Apart from NI, by now we would rather see the UK just leaves, deal or no deal, whichever way you want, you can have it. Eat you cake, but do not complain it has gone tomorrow. Enjoy your no deal, and rejoice it will not only be a no deal with the EU, but with the USA aswell (as it seems).
I apologise for being this blunt, but I have spent many times in the UK and its home countries. I love the people, the culture and the landscape. It is just disappoinment that is riding my emotions here .
Don't worry, you'll get north ireland back soon when the whole country collapses
Not a great fan of Nancy Pelosi but her "What were they thinking?" was brutal.
Brutally stupid, lets see how the democrats do in the election. It's her way of thinking that will lead to the result.
@@dooshkin8552 Why was that brutally stupid numpty?
What were they thinking? Answer
.......They weren't.
dooshkin agreed
Jerzy Feliks brutally destroying herself
Why is the UK commiting political and economic suicide?
Is there no shread of sanity left in the UK gov ?
Upsetting both the EU and the US it's quite impressive
Really, after 4 years all the EU wants to talk about in fishing and tying the UK to them legally, so we accept their laws and legislation. Now it turns out the EU can dictate if we can sell food to another part of the UK. These are just not acceptable. The withdraw agreement changes do not in any way affect the good friday agreement. The Uk is not going to put up a hard border. If any body puts up a hard border is will be the EU.
@john piper EU already broke the agreement.
Bring on WTO rules, lets end this mess , the EU will get what they deserve NOTHING.
Lucian Alexandru Selcovoi Johnson/Gove and their puppeteer Cummings have finally boxed themselves into a corner and the legal eagles within the Cabinet have been ordered to find a solution. If this succeeds UKplc is finished.
I'm starting to like the US government seeing that it is a guarantor of the Good Friday Agreement.
This is not US government, it's US Congress.
as is the European Union.
It's Congress standing up for Ireland and the Good Friday Agreement, it's Congress that ratifies trade deals. But November is not so far away, so then we'll see what the US government does.
It is NOT the US GOVERNMENT - it is a Congressman from the DEMOCRATIC Party! But yes, his answer was both impressive and reassuring!
dagan_m Aha, a follower of the ‘ORANGE FOOL’! 😂🤣😅🤣😅😂
Breaking the law in "a limited and specific" is still BREAKING THE EFFING LAW!
This Brendan Boyle chap actually completely bulldozed the questions that were posed....
N N very impressive the young congressman.
Brendan Boyle doesn’t have a clue
I observed a young man with Ambition and toting a big bale of self confidence. It should not be underestimated the depth of Anglo phobia that exists still after over 200 years.
@@brucegibbins3792 That's why the US bailed out the Empire in two World Wars-the Anglophobia.
As an American observer trying to follow BREXIT, it seemed to me that early on both Theresa May and Boris Johnson either dismissed the importance of Ireland or were annoyed that Irish issues had anything at all to do with BREXIT. Ultimately, they seemed to hate the fact that the Republic of Ireland had power as a member of the EU. Johnson wanted to put the Republic in its place as an afterthought compared to the UK's larger political and economic priorities.
But now it appears that the EU cares about the Good Friday agreement, peace in the region and the interests of its member state, Ireland, while the UK is trying to make the DUP happy and and is drunk on fantasies of its past unionist glories.
Lastly, throughout the BREXIT process, Parliament voted against a no deal BREXIT, but also voted against Theresa May's deal and never outlined what type of deal might be acceptable. They failed to rein in Boris Johnson when they had the chance. And now they are letting Johnson make them complicit in his desire to breach international law and scuttle his supposedly iron clad oven ready BREXIT deal altogether.
And throughout this farce, BREXIT supporters insisted that the EU would role over and give the UK whatever it wanted. I wonder if they still believe this.
Since when has british economic policy been dictated to by threats and blackmail .which is what the E.U. are trying to do with the help of the irish. who cant see that they are being used. P.S the last time was suez 1956 by our AMERICAN friends makes one think, does it not
@@stephenhulme6583 You have it backwards. The UK is strangely resorting to cheap tricks, threats and blackmail. British economic policy is not the problem. A trade deal with another economic entity requires some degree of honesty and trust. But the UK cannot demand a Norway style deal, or Canada style deal, or whatever Hodge podge it wants and automatically expect the EU to comply.
Your comment about the Irish is revealing and confirms something I said earlier. Boris Johnson would love to dismiss the Republic of Ireland, but can't because that country is a member of the EU. Simple logic suggests that the EU cares for one of its own more than it cares about British economic interests. And the fact is that leaving the EU by definition created a problem for Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland which must be handled carefully by Britain. And yet, Boris Johnson seems intent on doing everything wrong here.
RE Suez: Let me be blunt. History shows that the US had to blunt British duplicity here. A worn out Britain refused to accept that it was no longer a world power and found out the hard way that it was a toothless lion that no one had to fear any longer. Britain also seriously misjudged how the US would respond to its actions in Suez, despite clear warnings. It appears as though Boris Johnson is making a similar mistake with respect to BREXIT.
@@brachiator1 As for ireland i.e. the north people vote along sectarian lines, Which means the north will join the south in around twenty year as the demographics change. I am a unionist in fact i served out there but facts are facts and the U.K. will lose northern ireland. but in the right way though democracy.
@@stephenhulme6583 I agree with you with respect to Ireland. In the meantime, peace must be maintained. That Northern Ireland is part of the UK and the Republic of Ireland is a member of the EU creates a dilemma. I think it would be unreasonable for either the UK or the EU to assert any unilateral power over what happens in Ireland. But this is what Johnson is trying to do. Worse, it is little more than a side show to disguise his attempt to avoid blame for ending up with a no deal BREXIT. Unfortunately, he doesn't seem to understand what might happen as a result of his game playing.
@@brachiator1 Look the E.U. does not care about ireland its a tool to beat the U.K.with. As for understanding what might happen. what do you think might happen?. The E.U. can not keep threaten and blackmailing the U.K.The game has moved on its all about democracy. The british people have had four votes on this and leave won all four. thats the facts of it all right or wrong.U.K. has to go that is DEMOCRACY
Why does this news reader act like he doesn't understand his own UK history? I'm not even from there and I know about the Troubles
It's not his personal opinion, he is impartial. He is putting the questions from a pro UK government stand point so the Congressman can answer and put his case, he is doing it to help expose the truth by thorough examination in other words.
UK history does not include the history of the English in Ireland.
@catchfish205 The Irish Civil War is known as the Troubles... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Troubles
Because alot of people in UK got a selective short memory
Now UK gonna be at mercy of Ireland and the Irish lobby in U.S some real excitenent
OHHH sweet irony
Think he's German
It's very sad to see UK drifting away from EU.. as we fall into the arms of USA.. with its lower food and safety standards.
You mean Brit food could get worse? My god.
@@Roof_Pizza LoL!
you ever lived in the USA?
@Brother Spartacus ... but have you read the WTO rules... that's probably a no... you trust the government to do that..... Well done.
@Brother Spartacus Tariff (one r two fs) is the Arabic word for price... in case you meet someone "foreign-looking".
Wow this American, knows his stuff about NI, the interviewer, was wrong at points and was corrected.
Yeah saying people in Northern Ireland don't think the troubles will return if a border goes back up lol
Indeed, he hugely boosted my confidence in the US, sanity is alive and well across the atlantic!
Peter At least in Congress ;)
Alpertron CP No GFA was support in the senate too, there no votes in the US for this. That what will count.
The interviewer was just posing questions, consider it a set up for the Congress man to speak his mind on the issue. You need a certain level of devil advocacy to create a balanced perspective.
Sigh, here we go again. The British government doing something stupid/selfish and Ireland gets hit as a consequence. While the US and the rest of the EU may be shocked by this, for the Irish, this is the usual rubbish we have to put up with from the leadership of our nearest neighbours for not just years but centuries. 🙄
What the heck are you on about. Britain have proposed a number of policies that would be fine for Ireland, the EU have declined them all and are demanding absolutely ridiculous stuff.
And you think that the US and the EU are shocked by Britain’s behaviour? They are not, the EU are just playing games and being their usual selfs.
What has joining the EU really done for Ireland??
Whenever Ireland does a deal. A proper one - it’s done in Pounds Stirling or US Dollars. Enjoy your higher standard of living 🤣👍🏽 Are you high??
@@pommygeezer9309 Ireland does not do deals. As an EU member, the European trade negotiators do deals on our behalf which we then ratify. If we are unhappy with any part of the proposed deal, it doesn't get passed until those elements we dislike are changed. Same applies to all the other member states and their devolved parliaments, such as when the devolved parliament of Walloonia in Belgium held up the Canadian trade agreement for 6 months over cheese.
As for what currency is used, its the Euro. Sterling has not been used in the ROI since independence in 1922 and all states translate their deals to US dollars for ease of convenience. Also am not sure what your point is about higher living standards. If you are comparing us to the UK we earn about 1000 euro (900 pounds) more per family on average in a year than the UK average and have done, barring the banking crisis, since the early 2000s. So, sure, we are enjoying our higher living standards. Thanks, I guess.
@@MaisieDaisyUpsadaisy What policies?
As for EU and UK shock, seems that way to me by how the EU commission and parliament reacted and by top US politicians, such as Pelosi, literally coming out and saying they got no heads up at all.
Very deceptive reporting from Channel 4 - Regarding the Marco Sefcovic statement from the EU Commission that there is a number of mechanisms and legal remedies to address violations of the WA - Channel 4 conveniently added in that the EU could use those to "punish" the UK. The statement never said anything about punishment. Quite an inflammatory choice of word regarding upholding legal agreements ... They really try to create a sense that the EU is in some way trying to punish the UK when they just want the UK to uphold their legal obligations.
True but I think they used the word out of convenience. I also think the word "sue" wouldn't be strong enough to express the enormity of what is going on.
Please EU, do take this incompetent fool of a PM of ours to court. In the meantime I'm stocking up on dry goods again.
And you guys cry about China playing it's "sovereignty" card. 😂
We're not communists, you prat.
@@JynxedKoma so that warrants you to break international law? Spectacular!
@@olwethukhumalo5816 The EU did so first.
Jynxed Koma Even if China was communist, which it’s not, why do we have a right to break international law?
We aren't crying over China you numpty.
A politician saying it how it is, is very refreshing... And to be clear, as if I have to, I mean the Congressman, not that lying weasel Gove.
Two trade deals f#cked up for the price of one.
UK/Japan deal went through today but you'd never hear about that on this news channel.
PincherMartyn How much is it worth? How many more do we need to make up for what we’ve lost?
@@pinchermartyn3959 Yes and The EU has Japan had a couple months ago finalised one of the most extensive trade deals in history. We are still fucking up.
Dr Dimpy Rambo. You know nothing of WTO rules.
Dr Dimpy Rambo. I know exactly what you are talking about. The deal is signed in principle only. So not a deal yet. A U.K. / Japan deal cannot be better than a EU / Japan deal under WTO rules. It can be the same or it can be different but overall it cannot be better. Japan will have a careful eye on the outcome of the WA debacle.
We have basically rolled over a deal we already had as part of the EU. About another 40 of these deals will see us back to pre referendum days.
Imagine Boris holding a bunch of balloons and then you will see who he really is :)
David Blaine is Boris Johnson?
What? the whole time? Holy shite he's good.
The clown 😂
🤔 Hmmm Pennywise the clown from IT?
Ted Crilly lol
"parlimant is sovereign" - well let us wait an see how Scotland, Nothern Ireland and Wales think about Westminster power grab in area of law that with brexit have defaulted to them - not Westminster.
@Albert Pike The Scots are sovereign, it says so in the treaty. We're choosing our own path.
@Dr Dimpy Rambo 'The Claim of Right for Scotland, signed in 1989 by a range of leading figures and organisations from across political and civic life in Scotland, begins by acknowledging-
the sovereign right of the Scottish people to determine the form of Government best suited to their needs.[4]
The Claim of Right has since been recognised and endorsed by both the Scottish Parliament and the UK Parliament.[5] Scotland's continuing participation in the Union is based on the ongoing agreement and consent of the people that live in Scotland.[6]'
www.gov.scot/publications/scotlands-right-choose-putting-scotlands-future-scotlands-hands/pages/3/
@Dr Dimpy Rambo They can make unilateral decision like BJ.
Power grab? From devolved institutions lol
The UK's strong man tactics against a stronger man is going to end up in tears for the UK. Its not just a court case it's also the potential for sanctions against the UK.
and sanctions against the EU, if they enforce them
When Poms acknowledge they're the historic bubonic plague of the world and stop beating they're chests, they'll do better...
kristof the beta male 🤣
@Ryan Postlethwaite Good idea to assemble the army (lol)
If the United Kingdom were to attack another NATO member by military force, as a NATO member it would be in breach of the North Atlantic Treaty and the commitments made with it. Among other things, this treaty obliges all NATO members to resolve disputes peacefully and without the use of force. There is no question that the NATO states would condemn Britain's culpable acts as a breach of treaty. The UN Security Council would intervene automatically. The EU would also discuss this. As a result, Britain would face opposition from the world community, NATO and the EU and could be expelled from the defense community. The UK would receive a trust status worldwide like North Korea or Venezuela.
@@topsyfulwell I agree and I'm a Pom/ European living in Europe.
I am pleasantly surprised the US Congressman really knows his stuff. Strangely, he seems to understand the Irish- British relations better than the reporter does.
Apart from the fact he is lying, how can a ``trade`` border regenerate the Troubles which a ``political`` borderr created. Its the globalists bullshitting the gullible, and the 16 million useless loser fools still dont see it.
Congressman Boyle reminds us of what an intelligent politician should sound like. Smashed those silly questions
with outright lies? how is lying smashing the question?
So yeah the EU is going to drastically change it's legally binding agreement at the last minute to get BoJo and the Brexiteers off the hook no chance. Its a hard Brexit no deal jumping off the cliff.
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Well Donna it look's like you have pulled,Gerald is very keen and it look's like he will not mind ginger kids who grow up to wear a dress.
male or female it is a win win.Check his green card first though beause even Scotland is desirable to some.
Any chance of Brendan Boyle running in 2024? The man talks sense.... in short supply.
No one here in America has really heard of this guy so I doubt it.
@@acegarcia3719 Well, you HAD heard of the guy in charge now 🤔.
America is a big place
@@acegarcia3719 I can see him progressing after a few more years in the House. I have met the guy, he is sharp and polished.
There's a chance he runs for Senate in 2022
One thing's for certain. The UK Parliament have lost all moral authority to call anyone out for being "Shifty Bastards" going forward.
See what happens when big egos can't admit their wrong; talk about a scorched earth policy lol. People are shorting the pound like crazy!
Bed shitter bin tipper
@Ford Prefect
The illuminati, you forgot to mention the illuminati...
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The pound goes up . the pound goes down. The money men use it as a weapon because they want us to stay tired to the E.U. It will start to creep up as it always does . They cant suppress it for any length of time.
@@michellesmith4712 Frightening
It's a sad day when an American Democrat is more educated on Irish affairs than the journalist interviewing him, good grief!
Raymond Young Well, it is fairly standard procedure for journalists to interview a relevant expert right?
Irish American.
@@alpertroncp2198 no, it's the UK, we're fed up of experts ;)
I'm not a journalist so I could be wrong, but they don't always ask questions because they personally doesn't know the answer. Their job is to probe the interviewee so the public can hear the answers from their own mouth, the interviewee generally being seen as more authoritative on the subject than the interviewer.
dickyD45 *applause*
EU shouldn't trust the little America and their leader, the little Trump.
Sounds like the UK has bit of a Napoleon complex....
Thank god we have Boris and co standing up to the EU. Labour would be bending over for them
UK showing everyone their true colors.
Not uk.. the Tory government.
Red, white and blue and proud to be getting out of the corrupt EU!!
Just the Tory Party and Brexiteers in general
@@jeffpage912 Red , white and blue...Russian Trolling colors ?:))
EU are too. If UK can’t properly leave the EU then no EU countries have sovereignty until EU collapses
Threat, threat, bully, bully that’s all the EU knows
1.03 "the whole EU machinery of warfare" say he as he waves a piece paper
Yes-avery biased comment-after all the UK is such a victim here.
Say what you will, we Americans see the Irish as our brothers. We're not gonna play nice with anyone who screws them over. I really hope Johnson and company come to their senses before a lot of people are negatively affected.
Stay out of our business plastic paddy’s
@@alexl5949Lol what? I don't think the UK is in any position to throw their weight around at anyone, considering how many bridges they're burning of late.
2ndOfficerCHL, it doesn’t look like the US should be throwing any weight around right now either, a country that looks like it’s on the brink of a civil war and multiple country’s in the world turning against it including the EU. I’m not sure the US should be attempting to insult one of the main allies it has on its ever shortening list of friends.
@@alexl5949 And the UK backing out of an agreement they literally just made, potentially in violation of international law, how is that going to help? A good portion of your food comes from the EU. A clumsy Brexit could screw the UK up for decades.
The difficult position that is being discussed just shows the subterfuge and blatant lack of transparency shown by respective British governments since 1973.
Sharif,It's more like 1773!
Bert Tiddles ha ha yes point taken!!
What court?
If the EU don’t need the UK why don’t they just say goodbye?
Court today, sanctions tomorrow
Yep, pretty much. UK; the pariah of Europe.
@@mjm352 You spelt my CZcams user name incorrectly. Quelle surprise.
Rumpelstyltskin No it’s correct
@@mjm352 It is now, thanks. 😁
Normal bullshit from the EU and the Irish lickspittles yesterday, today AND tomorrow.
i have no idea how the Irish lobby got so much leverage on the USA, but as someone who lived through the Troubles, thank God, thank God it did, they'll keep their peace now
God I can't see that face anymore. Which swamp did Gove escape from?
The Serpentine.
Never put ex-journalists in charge... gob 💩💩💩 to 95% certainty. (Margin of error: INFINITY)
@aud And credible news source in the '20s. Time marches on.
If you're rich and have your money in the right pots like Boris, IDS, Rees Mogg etc , Brexit will be great.
Ask yourself, is that you?
they are speculating against the pound so all things negative are a benifit to them. pound plummets they cash in
Everything that lives, is designed to end.
bayyyyy to the EU the end is coming.
@@jamesrogan5953 I think you will find that it is the United Kingdom that is destined to end so go and shove the union rag up where the sun doesn't shine! #YesCymru
Why is this happening.why don't we let Ireland be its own country and the UK leave it alone and not be part of the UK.simple 👍👍
Boris has to go!
Why is it they never mention the EU breaking the good Friday agreement?
Get out of office Boris N.Y.
And the EU have already broken international law so.....
Britannia waves the rules
Hasn't the EU fleeced us enough ?.
I guess that sums up US-GB potential deal.... I mean, I was not expecting this straight-forwardness, but at least Brexiteers will understand(finally) what implications this would(or could) have...
No, brexiteers are still in their unicorn land. I have seen some comments above and on other video clips, it's like they love to live in the dark and any attempt to enlighten them is received with hostility. Everyone is wrong (US congressmen, EU negotiators, pro-remain groups, experts in finance, experts in international law, etc), except for their idols - the ERG and Brexit party.
Lol... expecting brexiteers to understand anything longer than 3-5 word slogans is wishful thinking at best..
Yeah Its not like the eu were very good at trade deals was it? it took 12 years to broker a deal with Canada, 7 years to finalise a trade deal with Japan, yet while the 2 year transition period was going on, the UK did 60+ trade deals ``including`` Japan and Canada. the Swiss walked away from 8 years of talks, so the eu appears to hinder trade more than generate it. ITS ALL A SCAM
I think that all diplomatic efforts have now been exhausted.
Why sign a contract if you're not going to follow through.
because the gov didn't have a majority in parliament to get what they needed at the time. And there was still a year to formalise the final deal
See Treaty of Limerick
@@amm287 don't worry Trump will get in again, we don't need to worry about democrats over there
@@amm287 every government knows how lack of dangerous the virus is,, and what they need to do to carry on
@@amm287 Boris is taking a lot of criticism for imposing further restrictions,, even as you say how dangerous it is
It’s sad to see a country once ruling the world and bringing many positive changes to world under its hegemony is now reduced to a petty state where its threatened to not to make laws for its own people on the other hand England gave the Idea of parliamentary sovereignty to whole world. I don’t think we can cite UK as an example anymore in commonwealth because it’s forgetting its true self
In recognition of the government's intention to change the Withdrawal Agreement, a new song will be sung at Last Night at the Proms. It will be called "Britannia Wiaves the Rules".
The shame of it. Poor England,standing there without a shred integrity left, as Boris ,drunk as usual, shows his contempt for every English person by grinning like a loon as he destroys any respect left in the English speaking world for the UK. Once gone it won’t be won back. A nation of curs. I love the title of the new song for the proms.x
A shred of integrity.....🤪
Sorry, I did not mean a nation of curs, I meant a government of slobbering curs.
The Uk should not get bullied this is are country are waters are lands
Best if we leave with no deal, should've done that from the beginning. The Irish can sort their border out, not our problem
'are'? Great trolling.
M R haha you got me
@@1oli100 Eff off soft lad!
if parliament is sovereign, why did Boris spend a fortune fighting this in the High Court just this summer? (the government wanted to be a dictator not held to account by parliament, but the court ruled parliament is sovereign, for which Boris's friends' papers headlined the judges "enemies of the people")
Josephine Winter unfortunately the ‘Whip system ‘ applies. Until MPs are willing, able, to vote with their consciences Court decisions are largely cosmetic. We the U.K. public are in for an unneccesarily expensive painful journey. Perhaps some brexiteers will follow.......
PPP
At least Brendan Boyle knows what’s happening
For those that don't know, if a contract or agreement is broken it's only right to take the matter to the court.
What particular court would that be? The EU has a pretty good track record of breaking international treaties and laws.
@@brucewallace2 We are talking about a multilateral agreement signed and sealed by Britain, E.U and United States.
The Good Friday agreement, is an agreement between three or more states.
The U.S. and the E.U. have already made their intentions clear on this subject.
As for the court that can deal with such matters, the Court of International Justice will be the destination of this case.
We live in a system of rules, a social contract, that once broken, will have immeasurable consequences.
Vava Leo Have you read article 16 (safeguards) of the revised WA? I think you should....
@@annoyingbstard9407 Have you read the Good Friday agreement or Belfast Agreement 1998?
That's what this is all about.
www.gov.uk/government/publications/the-belfast-agreement
Read and digest!
Vava Leo No, it isn't about the good Friday agreement. It's about the uk ensuring Northern Ireland will not be subject to the EU's protectionist policy forcing them to pay higher prices for goods shipped there from the rest of the U.K. That is specifically what the government's Bill will prevent.
No one is saying the Good Friday agreement has been broken because it hasn't.
Only a traitor would support such a bill.
If the Tories pass this bill, it’ll prove that they’re just a bunch of criminals and they should be treated as such.
"I give them (Conservative MPs) credit for saying that with a straight face."
Tactfully owned!
Yeah that was very original. Shame he had absolutely nothing to say and couldn't back any of his points up.
Brilliant Boris. Keep standing firm against the Tyrants.
I don't like this mutual humiliation between the UK, which is a great country, between it neighbors, which are also great. It is saddening.
As an irish man I'd have to say neighbours alright but not very nice one's.
The only people humiliating the UK at the moment, is the UK Government.
Ireland spent 800 years trying to show the world what they were like look up the treaty of limerick they have been doing it for hundreds of years
This is just the same type of comment that expose the problem that Tory exposes. British empire is long gone and was and the world has changed. You are just an equal played on this planet. It's not 20+ % of the world population and land any longer. All your former colonies have had challenging times leaving a union so you should had understand that it's not that easy. I'm amazed about the UK standpoint.
That's what always happens when people turn to nationalism...
Can’t even explain what I’m feeling,,,,,, why it’s so important to go through all this.
When Bojo/Gove do not retract this new legislation, the UK deserves to be struck by the fire they ignited in NI!
Ignore them, Boris. Walk out. We will be with you.
Also give back the STOLEN VENEZUELAN GOLD, yah Thiefs!!!:)
rodrigo paes don’t they owe Iran money as well 🤔
@@patrickdoyle680 are you ill?
@@patrickdoyle680 Britain owes a lot to many more peoples and countries.
@@anonralph7081 but yet they still continue to allow PFI's to be legal and the HMRC rent for the 600 buildings owned by a company registered in bermuda funnel the tax payers money out of the UK into offshore accounts. Dont believe me then look up mapeley and the HMRC buildings. They also declare a loss each year so the dont get the hefty tax bill.
This country is one of the most corrupt countries in the world and we're the victims.
@john piper not sure. Mapeley they're called. One of the bent rats anyway.
Congressman Boyle is clearly worth listening to. Please do.
He's Irish , used to support the IRA probably.
Boris is doing a Trump in the UK. Sad.
Terry Lau. I hope so !!! 🙏
It' about time we had a pm that don't get control buy the EU glad to leave with no deal
Trump has been very good in many things. Who would you prefer to discuss things with China? North Korea? Israel?
Terry Lau . Woo woo !! Sooo excited to hear this . Trump 2020 . 🇺🇸 Boris is getting there ! E U so mad because they are manipulators, Out Out we don’t want to be part of their new one world order system . Here here to Boris .
Just return Northern Ireland to the all island economy and state. Why are these 2 million creating such chaos for the rest of the 67 million Brits.
Unfortunately people refused to read the signs. After the campaign for Brexit was won Johnson admitted that he couldn't promise more funds would go to the NHS. Then they voted him as PM. Before Brexit concerns regarding the Good Friday was mentioned and cautioned. Johnson never intended to leave with a deal. Reckless and stupid.
He wants a deal but doesn’t want to compromise our sovereignty in the process. He shouldn’t of signed the withdrawal agreement with no intention of respecting it. Now a no deal is looming we realistically can’t leave NI in the customs union. It’s illogical having to trade with part of our own four nations under EU rules and regulations. What we do now relating to the GFA is anyone’s guess.
@@adrianaspbury2970 No one can enjoy complete sovereignty in any deal. Johnson wants a no brexit brexit in which he can cherry pick the aspects on the union that benefit the UK but to do this they compromise adherence to the EU agreement for the remaining member states. All Johnson has done is engage in his hyperbolic buffonish speech and its everyday UK citizenry that are paying the price for the ineptitude of the Cameron, May, Johnson administration. I understand your perspective but I feel Johnson has been disingenuous.
Essex123 456 Fair comment but there state aid and level playing field requirements is a step to far. I think both sides will make small concessions and try and spin it as a victory. There’s way to much on the line. Our service sector is our biggest industry without access to the single market it’s not covered under WHO rules. Then walk into any local shop or supermarket shelf for shelf it’s mainly European produce, or drive down the motorway and it’s predominantly cars made on the continent. There’s to much on the line.
@@adrianaspbury2970 I agree with everything you've said and I find it puzzling that at this juncture they would choose to bluff their way to a better deal.The service industry in the UK namely financial and technology would loose their advantageous position in the market without a deal with Europe. Unfortunately the UK like most industrialized nations have gutted their manufacturing sector. So its not only agricultural produce, groceries but also medical supplies will be affected. The UK has become dependent on the free flow of goods and services and stock piling is not a long term solution to this issue. The last thing people need is more uncertainty. Let's hope there is less rhetoric and cooler minds prevail.
@@Essex-ux4zv What he want's is the best for the UK, which the EU doesn't want as the UK improving after leaving may encourage other EU 'members' to want to leave the sinking ship.
The GFA and Border issues were always an insoluble dilemma and known early on. Why push through brexit when it could never work (as sold). Gross irresponsible negligence. The wheels are breaking up and it's off the tracks but the brexit express is still heading for the Cliff edge.
The majority of brexiteers are overwhelmingly English - Northern Ireland and its particular political situation are rarely on their radar.
@@saddoncarrs6963 I'm English and I took an interest in Irelands history. Its a fine place with fine people. I had to clear up on two IRA bombings in London and I remember the Troubles well enough. To play with the GFA is beyond me.
Brexit will make peoples life so hard in Uk that they will most migrate out of the country.
if that means all the migrants bring it on
I agree but leaving the EU after the year will mean we have few places to go, so best to do it before the end of the year, The person who posted hope it is the immigrants. My opinion is please stay immigrants and leave quickly those who voted for Brexit
Trust and confidence. These 2 basic concepts for peace, stability, trade and finances will haunt the UK for at least a decade to come. Because this gang of barons throw UK' s credibility already under strain, under the bus. And that's baaaaaad.
When they rush it through will they want to then change it because it was rushed through?
What a mess. Should never have asked the public to vote on Brexit
Can just imagine the gammons blowing a gasket on hearing Jonny Foreigner speaking Latin.
"Can just imagine the gammons blowing a gasket on hearing Jonny Foreigner speaking Latin." Most gammons can barely speak intelligible English.
Article 16 of the revised WA specifically give the government the right to introduce new legislation to protect internal trade if this is threatened. The EU has no power to stop this legislation - merely to object it it is applied unfairly. As this will never be applied unless the EU intends disrupting trade between NI and the rest of the U.K. this should never even be an issue.
Does anyone ever actually understand this before making childish claims?
Chris Peeters is frozen in time! Is this a Doctor Who episode?
Benjamin Button is the USA nailed it. Refreshing to hear someone with a fully functional brain
You have seen nothing my friend
CORRECTION to hurried script: It's not a DIVORCE agreement. It's a WITHDRAWAL agreement. No condoms needed. Cover your eyes ....🙈(🙉🙊)
Let’s see if Johnson has guts to put all Brexiteers under the bus.
Preferably under the red double decker with the 350 m £ slogan on....
Danke für das hochladen sehr interessant
What court are they taking the UK to?? If it is again a European court, do they not get that given Brexit it has 'ZERO' jurisdiction over the UK?
Tories continue to paint themselves into a corner. Apparently where they like to be. Isolated and answerable to no one. We'll see.
WE were promised a GOOD deal BEFORE leaving.
Where is it?
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so you will not have deal, you will get embargo ????
The EU says it will never embargo food deliveries to NI. The UK says it will never implement legislation unless the EU does so & therefore UK will not break international law. What's the problem?
Boris is oven-ready
Big Turkey
To take UK government to court? To the Crown Court of Her Majesty's ? ......
Someone has done a Boris 🤔🤔🤔🤔
As an American who largely agrees with the EU, I could not help but roll my eyes at a Eurocrat stating things in Latin.
Embargo NOW!
Yeah, the EU will just say no to British imports. I think not. This is why the EU is bad, and indeed why the British state is bad. We don't need bureaucrats making our purchasing decisions for us. We are grown-ups. We are capable of doing a shop without poisoning the whole family. Producers, importers and retailers, in the UK, EU and elsewhere have every incentive to meet consumer demand, including the demand for safe food.
If the EU wants to not import British goods, or impose tariffs, then they will be hurting EU citizens more than British citizens.