[MisterMuncher]

You'd have to be truly thick to believe that the two were mutually exclusive. And even more so to suppose there's more processing power in Davis's dome than Barnier's.

[youngian]

Inoffensive BBC presenters are now calling out Davis for being a lying cocksucker.
Pity they weren’t on top of their game two years ago

[Biggus Robbus]

David Davis insists the EU will cave to pressure and agree a Brexit deal with the UK following last night's vote in parliament

He said: "If we have no deal, they've got a lot more to lose than we have."

The guy is insane.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

No. He's profoundly stupid.

[Andy McDandy]

And very possibly an alcoholic.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

And utterly idle.

[bluebellnutter]

No. He's profoundly stupid.

Worse. He's a stupid person who thinks he's incredibly clever. The worst kind of stupid.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

Agree.

[Biggus Robbus]

No. He's profoundly stupid.

Fair enough. I should not associate the genuinely insane with someone like Davis.

[mattomac]

You know when they kept going on about keeping their hand to themselves and that Labour forcing them to disclose would damage their negotiations and all that bravado shit they did pre-election?

Why why have they returned to that? because there party forced through something that suggests nothing?Might as well have written an amendment that says Corbyn smells and taken that to the EU.

[Andy McDandy]

It's playing student politics with people's lives. Treating it as an exclusively Tory issue until they realised it was fucked. Then it became everyone's issue.

If they were serious, there'd have been an independent negotiating team from the start. Oh sure, Tory leaning, but genuinely representative of the whole country's political spectrum. Get some heavyweight people on it - by which I mean serious negotiators, not Tory leadership hopefuls. Treat the EU with respect.

Fucking farce from the start.

[Biggus Robbus]

Get some heavyweight people on it - by which I mean serious negotiators, not Tory leadership hopefuls.

The EU has the best trade negotiators in the world. It was literally Real Madrid against Hartlepool United.

[mattomac]

Hartlepool is quite apt....

Considering there UKIP leanings.

[Kreuzberger]

It wasn't really a negotiation in the fullest sense. It was the EU quietly applying the rules - remember sequencing? - and then an attempt to develop a legally workable solution to the Irish question and the GFA.

[Biggus Robbus]

It wasn't really a negotiation in the fullest sense.

Not with the likes of Davis. His blundering let to matters being even worse than they could have been.