Rejoining Horizon. Rejoice, rejoice!

speckyget

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Just seen a Tory MP spinning our rejoining the European science funding scheme as a good news story and a huge win for the government. Isn't that a bit like claiming credit for fixing someone's window when you were the one who put the brick through it?
 
Just seen a Tory MP spinning our rejoining the European science funding scheme as a good news story and a huge win for the government. Isn't that a bit like claiming credit for fixing someone's window when you were the one who put the brick through it?

😄 And Granny died from the draft while you took more than three and a half years to decide if having a broken window was actually a good idea or not.
 
Do you mean rather than via democracy?
The agreement and treaties will be made by democratically elected representatives, well, as much as they can be in the FPTP system.

Long term it might even be better as it will not be able to be severed if there is no over-arching agreement holding it in place.
 
Just seen a Tory MP spinning our rejoining the European science funding scheme as a good news story and a huge win for the government. Isn't that a bit like claiming credit for fixing someone's window when you were the one who put the brick through it?
Is it more like me cancelling the Netflix subscription and telling the house to rejoice when I’ve allowed us to have it again
 
Interesting conversation to be had as to whether selling a disaster based on a patently false prospectus constitutes democracy.
You are right of course but you know how this would play out in the long run. i t is obvious that it hasn't worked out the way it was promised I think it would be reasonable to have a new vote
 
Back in Horizon.
CA mark gone.

What next? Erasmus? Customs Union?

We are returning to the EU by osmosis.
And all the separate arrnagement fee's for each part will probably cost more then what our Euro membership cost and we won't have any direct influence, then again at least we got our country and blue passports back.
 
I think the majority of UK politicians (all parties) recognise that leaving was a backward step and an act of self harm.

They still recognise however, that there is a significant portion of mainly older voter's that are still drinking Farage & Johnson's Old Empire Brexit Coolade.

Hence the reluctance to publicly acknowledge and reverse the total f up.
 
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