Body Language – Jean-Claude Juncker Confident Brexit Will Happen

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Cat
Cat
5 years ago
Reply to  Mr No Name

Woot ?
Always enjoy these livestream classes!

Nonna
Nonna
5 years ago
Reply to  Cat

I’d love to join you but, my computer doesn’t have a microphone or a camera, so I cannot access that.
🙁
On a happier note, I am looking forward to the new psycho tutorial.

Cat
Cat
5 years ago
Reply to  Nonna

I have done it on my phone if that is of any help

Cat
Cat
5 years ago
Reply to  Nonna

I have done it on my phone if that is of any help

Nonna
Nonna
5 years ago
Reply to  Cat

I’d love to join you but, my computer doesn’t have a microphone or a camera, so I cannot access that.
🙁
On a happier note, I am looking forward to the new psycho tutorial.

Cat
Cat
5 years ago
Reply to  Mr No Name

Woot ?
Always enjoy these livestream classes!

GOMF3602
GOMF3602
5 years ago

Of all the complex issues, they always seem to come back to the Irish border. Having been across that border multiple times, I can’t see a big surface level issue involved other than people who may live on one side and work on the other. Due to that and Juncker’s hiding about it, it makes me highly suspicious that perhaps the EU wants to maintain an open border as a ratline for the entry of drugs and other contraband from the EU to the UK after Brexit.

Gen. Stewart
Gen. Stewart
5 years ago

If it were in my power ,the only deal I would give them ,is a Moab in the great EU meeting room.

Nonna
Nonna
5 years ago
Reply to  Gen. Stewart

I agree but, GOMF3602 is right. The bad problem is with the border between the Irish Republic and Northern Ireland. What makes matters worse, from what I’ve been reading in the Irish Times, is that the people in NI want to remain in the EU (arrrgh!!!). So, with NI still not reunited with Ireland, the border issue is difficult to resolve to anyone’s satisfaction.