Budja Posted November 1, 2016 Posted November 1, 2016 Zakljucak je jedino - Srbin pobedio. Britanija kupuje strane investitore, dok je u SAD omiljeni sport - zavere stranih centara moci dosoljeno nepriznavanjem izbora unapred. Bice i nekih dzakova verovatno.
Ravanelli Posted November 1, 2016 Posted November 1, 2016 (edited) Odakle li mi je ovo poznato... Nissan assurances over Brexit cannot be published, says business secretary izgleda da nisu ništa ni potpisali, ali je kanda dogovoreno da medijaciju radi japanski ambasador, kome će povremeno morati da raportuju kako planiraju da napuste EU. o jebemti http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-10-31/japan-demands-talks-with-u-k-government-over-brexit-strategy Edited November 1, 2016 by Ravanelli
Marvin (Paranoid Android) Posted November 1, 2016 Posted November 1, 2016 Ambassador to London says his country is ‘major stakeholder’ Tells David Davis Japan should have ‘impact’ on talks #takingbackcontrol
Prospero Posted November 1, 2016 Posted November 1, 2016 https://twitter.com/AmbroseEP/status/793475130097819649
MancMellow Posted November 3, 2016 Posted November 3, 2016 (edited) Prevent Brexit or face political fallout, German economists warn EU German independent council of economic advisers urges ‘constructive negotiations’, claiming best outcome of divorce talks would be to stop Brexit Germany’s leading economists have urged the EU and Germany to try to halt Brexit or at least contain its fallout, saying the best outcome of the divorce talks would be for it not to happen. The German government’s independent council of economic advisers said in its annual report the worst of the impact of Brexit on both Germany and the EU would be political rather than economic. “An exit of the United Kingdom from the EU would not only mean an economic loss, but above all a bigger political loss,” they wrote. “The best outcome of the upcoming negotiations would therefore be if a Brexit could be averted.” The panel of five economists, set up in 1963 to advise the government, said Brexit might still be preventable even after the British government has triggered article 50 to begin the two-year exit proceedings, which Theresa May has said she will do before April next year. “Due to the consequences, politicians should not assume too soon that Brexit is a done deal,” they wrote, adding that if it did go ahead Britain should not be allowed to “cherry-pick” which of the EU’s four fundamental freedoms – including freedom of movement – it wanted to respect. “Constructive negotiations” might still prevent Britain leaving, the council said, or at least produce “a succession agreement that minimises the damage for both sides”. Although concessions on points of detail should not be ruled out, an “over-lenient” approach in negotiations might encourage others to follow the UK out of the union with “unforeseeable consequences” for the bloc’s future stability, they warned. The council said a major downside of Brexit for Germany would be that the EU would be losing “one of the most market-oriented member countries”, but said the short-term economic impact on Germany would be moderate. The council chairman, Christoph Schmidt, said after presenting the report to chancellor Angela Merkel that the longer-term economic effects were hard to identify. “The biggest impact will be on the United Kingdom itself,” he said. The council’s advice to try to prevent Brexit runs counter to the current mood in both Berlin – where Merkel has said the EU must respect the British vote and face “the reality” of Brexit – and London, where May has repeatedly said that “Brexit means Brexit” and Britain is leaving the EU. Merkel told reporters after receiving the report that the EU’s four freedoms – movement of goods, services, capital and labour – were non-negotiable and must form the basis for Brexit talks, but added she hoped relations with Britain remained “good and friendly” and negotiations would not lead to frictions with the EU-27. https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/nov/02/prevent-brexit-or-face-political-fallout-german-economists-warn-eu Edited November 3, 2016 by MancMellow
bigvlada Posted November 3, 2016 Posted November 3, 2016 Ima tu nešto i do kulturoloških razlika. Nemcima ne znači ne, kod Britanaca je to "Oh, I couldn't possibly,....Oh well I'll just take one". http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p04db5fq
Ravanelli Posted November 3, 2016 Posted November 3, 2016 i drugi su došli da traže šta im pripada kao i nisanu Business leaders are stepping forward with wish lists for the country’s future outside the European Union, ranging from tariff-free single-market access for farmers to free movement of labor for advertising agencies to research funding for pharmaceutical companies. “Any deal that’s been done -- normally that should levelize and everybody should enjoy it,” Aston Martin Lagonda Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Andy Palmer said by phone, referring to other carmakers that have factories in the U.K., including Honda, Ford and Toyota. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-11-03/nissan-brexit-deal-prompts-others-to-draft-dear-theresa-notes
Marvin (Paranoid Android) Posted November 3, 2016 Posted November 3, 2016 High court says parliament must vote on triggering article 50 - Politics live This just became slightly more interesting.
Prospero Posted November 3, 2016 Posted November 3, 2016 Uzdamo se u 1 steady pair of hands da ga konačno šukne neizabranim evrokratama i konačno povede zemlju put samostalne globalne konkurentnosti, kako je već narod demokratski odlučio....
Marvin (Paranoid Android) Posted November 3, 2016 Posted November 3, 2016 Dejvid Dejvis (ne ministar), nego onaj koji se propisno izmoronisao tokom marmitegate-a, nastavlja u vrlo sličnom modu: Ako ikad napusti politiku, mogao bi bez problema da bude analitičar u Srbiji.
Prospero Posted November 3, 2016 Posted November 3, 2016 Law and policy @Law_and_policy 1 сатпре 1 сат Judgment in a tweet: Now unlawful for Prime Minister to send the Article 50 notification without an Act of Parliament. (Unless appealed.) Law and policy @Law_and_policy 1 сатпре 1 сат Even if the PM wrote "Article 50 Notification" on a cow and catapulted it over the channel, it would be unlawful without Act of Parliament. :D
Marvin (Paranoid Android) Posted November 3, 2016 Posted November 3, 2016 Pitam se ima li puno ljudi /poput mene/ koji misle da Mejova i nije baš toliko razočarana ovakvom presudom.
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