BREXIT (1 Viewer)

[David Kronenbourg]

UK government cant trigger article 50 without Parliament's backing

 

[rettucs]

changes nothing in the long run. Just provides more opportunity for sniping and backbiting.

Very entertaining for the rest of us.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

UK government doesn't have to get approval from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland to trigger Article 50

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Looking forward to the Daily Fail's headlines

 

[Unicron]

UK government cant trigger article 50 without Parliament's backing

Immaterial really now as Corbyn has said he's going to whip labour into voting to go with it. Parliamentary rubber stamp

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Immaterial really now as Corbyn has said he's going to whip labour into voting to go with it. Parliamentary rubber stamp

what a gobshite

 

[Unicron]

what a gobshite

He's really gone down in my estimation of late. That dog whistle stuff about freedom of movement is vile.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Looking forward to the Daily Fail's headlines

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[nooleen]

What the government's plans for a hard Brexit mean for the UK's universities

Researchers and other staff in the UK’s universities did not expect the hard Brexit that now seems probable. If quitting the single market leads to reduced access to EU funding, reduced opportunities for collaborative research as well as difficulty in attracting students and staff from EEA countries, the impact on universities will be severe.

 

[Cornu Ammonis]

What the government's plans for a hard Brexit mean for the UK's universities

Expect an academic exodus from the UK into Ireland. Some research centres will just collapse without EU funding.

 

[nooleen]

brits coming over taking our jobs eh?

hmmmmmm

time for new immigration restrictions i'd say

 

[Cornu Ammonis]

brits coming over taking our jobs eh?

hmmmmmm

time for new immigration restrictions i'd say

I imagine there are a lot of Irish academics working in the UK who will see this as a reason to go home. Hopefully they decide to do this after I have secured a position of my own here.

 

[ann post]

Spoke to a somewhat embedded man who lives in england and deals with some of the people who float around these things

he says it'll be a load of theresa may acting tough to retain voters, then loads of negotiations, the next govt will prob run a a referendum that dilutes it.

He was guessing but it makes sense to me.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

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[David Kronenbourg]

oh shit wrong thread. still...

 

[nooleen]

No longer welcome: the EU academics in Britain told to ‘make arrangements to leave’

 

[Cornu Ammonis]

No longer welcome: the EU academics in Britain told to ‘make arrangements to leave’

No surprises there.

 

[Cornu Ammonis]

Research under way to attract UK scientists to Ireland

 

[rettucs]

I heard something on the news yesterday about the affects of BREXIT on Ireland. They were very negative, saying that it's hard to see any upside. The main points were;

- 40k jobs would be lost
- one-third of our exports to the UK would be lost.

Though this has to be bullshit. Not that I question the above 2 points, but we can surely make new trade deals, and BREXIT is bound to create as many jobs as are lost.

And I hear this morning also that Middle Eastern companies who are uncomfortable about the whole Trump-being-a-dirty-racist situation are being invited to consider Ireland as an alternative.