Juncker Is Right - For Once!

.@JunckerEU @morgenmagazin “Millions of citizens said they don’t want keep changing the clocks anymore. @EU_Commission will do what they say.” Legislative proposal to follow. #summertime #Sommerzeit pic.twitter.com/OAT4XP0zHD

— Mina Andreeva (@Mina_Andreeva) August 31, 2018

Panasonic Falls Prey To Brexit Jitters

Panasonic to move European HQ in London to Netherlands because of #Brexit. Other Japanese companies including MUFG, Nomura Holdings, Daiwa Securities and Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group are also planning to move to the EU. https://t.co/3AOpBFaMAO

— Graham Simpson (@grahambsi) August 30, 2018

The Scallops Wars Have Begun!

FFS Kill Me Now!

the rumour is that a new Europhile centrist party could be launched straight after Brexit — in April next year — in order to campaign for the UK to rejoin the EU https://t.co/DWNVu5Lam9

— Jim Pickard (@PickardJE) August 29, 2018

Having endured the build up to the referendum, then the two years of carping from Brexiteers and Remoaners about the result, there is no way I nor the British people want this excruciating agony to go on after Brexit!

Brexit Deal Deadline Slippage

BREAKING: Britain and the EU drop October deadline for Brexit deal and are now aiming for mid-November, sources say https://t.co/S4zwQ9WXJA

— Bloomberg Brexit (@Brexit) August 29, 2018

No surprises here, it will be in Theresa May's interests to keep this to the very last minute, otherwise Parliament will pull it apart long before March 2019.

Raab Says No To No Deal Brexit

#NoDealBrexit#Brexit Secretary @DominicRaab says it's "not what we want and it's not what we expect" https://t.co/WHSAyWZb97 pic.twitter.com/06RiFYT9st

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) August 23, 2018

Advice To The EU

“You English cannot understand us: we Greeks went bankrupt a long time ago.”

– C.P. Cavafy to E.M. Forster, 1918. pic.twitter.com/B6PdtQzpga

— C.P. Cavafy (@CCavafy) August 21, 2018

Greece will never be "FIXED"!

EU Citizens Allowed To Stay In UK Even If No Deal Brexit

Europeans will be granted the right to stay in the UK if there is a no-deal Brexit under a unilateral act by the government.

Theresa May will take the “moral high ground” and allow EU migrants to continue to access the NHS and claim benefits, because the rest of her government’s contingency plans for an acrimonious departure from the bloc rely “on the availability of existing labour”.

The offer would apply regardless of whether British migrants in European countries are granted the same rights by the EU.

Rightly so, as the UK economy would grind to a halt if 3 million Europeans were kicked out!

Boris Brexit Bus Tour?

It seems, according to the Huffington Post, that Boris Johnson’s allies will urge him to launch another bus tour to stir up opposition to Theresa May’s Brexit plans at crunch meeting of eurosceptics next week.

Johnson will hold a meeting with his closest allies next week to thrash out the details of the roadshow, but an influential pro-Brexit MP confirmed to HuffPost UK the idea of replicating the bus campaign used in the 2016 EU referendum campaign would be on the table.

I will believe it when I see it!

MI6 Bugging The EU?

The EU apparently thinks that MI6 are bugging their Brexit deliberations.

I would jolly well hope that they are.

However, I am more than underwhelmed that Theresa May has quite clearly made little use of the results of the bugging!

Chris Grayling Doesn't Get Transport!

Thread on Brexit, lorry drivers, Chris Grayling and no deal planning. If you think government's no deal planning is all fine and dandy, *read this*. Full story also below. https://t.co/TnqP72S1cn

— James Rothwell (@JamesERothwell) August 15, 2018

Brexit - The Movie

Omg who made this masterpiece? pic.twitter.com/wnXToTLSYr

— sarah (@SarahDuggers) August 14, 2018

EU Chickens Coming Home To Roost

EU members could end up shelling out over £500billion as they prepare for trade tariffs and extra costs associated with Britain leaving the bloc without a withdrawal agreement, according to a bombshell report.https://t.co/CrPylo2ZEC

— Economists4FreeTrade (@Econs4FreeTrade) August 14, 2018

Commonsense should dictate that the EU should show more flexibility, in order to avoid a no deal Brexit. However, the EU is not prone to showing commonsense!

EU Exposed To Turkish Contagion

Turkey is in economic meltdown and the lira is collapsing.

What has this got to do with Europe?

Plenty!

Supervisors at the European Central Bank are concerned about exposure of some of Europe's biggest lenders to Turkey, including chiefly BBVA, UniCredit and BNP Paribas.

Expect defaults aplenty, this will not end well!

EU To Offer Major Concession To May

EU TO OFFER A MAJOR BREXIT CONCESSION TO PM MAY

- Dax jumps

— Russian Market (@russian_market) August 9, 2018

Theresa May Explains Brexit In Three Pages

One of our members just received this letter, sent to all Tory party members by May. If you have experience/knowledge of international trade, EU law, WTO please comment@GuitarMoog @donnyc1975 @IanDunt @davidallengreen @JasonJHunter @StevePeers @EmporersNewC @Jim_Cornelius pic.twitter.com/0YPulr7qKq

— European Movement MK #FBPE #PeoplesVote (@EuroMove_MK) August 8, 2018

The Whiff of 1914?

There’s more than a whiff of 1914 about Brexit. A shot has been fired that looks sure to have dramatic geopolitical consequences that no one knows how to stop - unless someone finds a way to put the bullet back in the gun. My latest. https://t.co/evUDIIhZ9k

— Simon Nixon (@Simon_Nixon) August 9, 2018

Something's Up

Michael Gove has just finished a 90min meeting with The PM at No10, looking jolly happy as he left!

— Political Pictures (@PoliticalPics) August 7, 2018

UK Border Farce

BA calls on Javid to end Heathrow 'border farce' - Sky News https://t.co/kuM7zhxau5

— British Airways News (@BA_Headlines) August 6, 2018

It seems that the UK Border Force simply isn't up to the job. This is somewhat alarming, given that Brexit hasn't occurred yet!

Project Fear Was Bollocks!

Voters were warned Brexit could = 75,000-200,000 financial job losses

The City of London just slashed the estimate to 5,000 .. "the much-feared exodus of bankers and financiers from London has not materialized"https://t.co/yTcRAs5HyZ

— Matthew Goodwin (@GoodwinMJ) August 1, 2018