ΣΧΟΛΙΟ ΙΣΤΟΛΟΓΙΟΥ : Τραβάνε ζόρια οι εξωλέμβιοι ;;; Υπό άλλες συνθήκες θα χαιρόμασταν, γιατί έχουμε κάτι ρέστα με τις λούγκρες, από την περίοδο της αγγλοκρατίας.
Αλλά στην παρούσα κατάσταση, όποιος είναι απέναντι στο διεθνιστικό, ευρωπαϊκό Διευθυντήριο, είναι σύμμαχος των λαών, άρα και του ελληνικού.Επίσης, όποιος στοχοποιείται από τις ναυαρχίδες της νεοεποχίτικης προπαγάνδας, Guardian, Times, Financial Times και BBC, που ανήκουν στους ιουδαιοχαζάρους αξίζει της συμπαράστασής μας.Βέβαια κάτι έγραφα πριν λίγο καιρό...για την Σκωτία...ΕΔΏ.... " Πρέπει να θεωρείται βεβαία, η απόσχιση της Σκωτίας από την Αγγλική Κοινοπολιτεία."
Theresa May has demanded EU leaders show Britain respect, branding their public rejection of her Brexit proposals “not acceptable”.
In a statement at Downing Street, the prime minister hit out at the way European Council president Donald Tusk discarded her plans without giving a detailed explanation or offering alternatives.
Ms May said neither of the options previously offered by the EU were acceptable, stated that talks are now at an “impasse” and underlined her willingness to walk away if needs be – finishing with the words “we stand ready”.
But the prime minister also made a new pledge to guarantee the rights of EU citizens living and working in the UK, even in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
Her intervention won approval from cabinet Brexiteers and, to an extent, from MPs on Conservative benches, steadying a volatile political situation which hours earlier had seen critics predicting the collapse of her strategy.
Mr Tusk had surprised British officials by making an unexpectedly strong statement at the end of a summit in Salzburg this week, saying Ms May’s proposals for Brexit “will not work” and following it up with a social media post mocking her negotiating strategy.
With pressure mounting, Ms May acknowledged from inside No 10 that Mr Tusk said the UK proposals would undermine the single market, but added: “He didn’t explain how in any detail or make any counter-proposal. So we are at an impasse.”
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Αλλά στην παρούσα κατάσταση, όποιος είναι απέναντι στο διεθνιστικό, ευρωπαϊκό Διευθυντήριο, είναι σύμμαχος των λαών, άρα και του ελληνικού.Επίσης, όποιος στοχοποιείται από τις ναυαρχίδες της νεοεποχίτικης προπαγάνδας, Guardian, Times, Financial Times και BBC, που ανήκουν στους ιουδαιοχαζάρους αξίζει της συμπαράστασής μας.Βέβαια κάτι έγραφα πριν λίγο καιρό...για την Σκωτία...ΕΔΏ.... " Πρέπει να θεωρείται βεβαία, η απόσχιση της Σκωτίας από την Αγγλική Κοινοπολιτεία."
Theresa May has demanded EU leaders show Britain respect, branding their public rejection of her Brexit proposals “not acceptable”.
In a statement at Downing Street, the prime minister hit out at the way European Council president Donald Tusk discarded her plans without giving a detailed explanation or offering alternatives.
Ms May said neither of the options previously offered by the EU were acceptable, stated that talks are now at an “impasse” and underlined her willingness to walk away if needs be – finishing with the words “we stand ready”.
But the prime minister also made a new pledge to guarantee the rights of EU citizens living and working in the UK, even in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
Her intervention won approval from cabinet Brexiteers and, to an extent, from MPs on Conservative benches, steadying a volatile political situation which hours earlier had seen critics predicting the collapse of her strategy.
Mr Tusk had surprised British officials by making an unexpectedly strong statement at the end of a summit in Salzburg this week, saying Ms May’s proposals for Brexit “will not work” and following it up with a social media post mocking her negotiating strategy.
With pressure mounting, Ms May acknowledged from inside No 10 that Mr Tusk said the UK proposals would undermine the single market, but added: “He didn’t explain how in any detail or make any counter-proposal. So we are at an impasse.”
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