If they were that desperate why publically say no informal talks

If they were desperate enough to want informal talks they'd have to be talking to us 'informally', in which case the public statement is a total waste of time and doesn't remotely put pressure on us to invoke.

Posted By: mr carra on June 27th 2016 at 15:27:34

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  - the EU aren't going to negotiate, even informally, until we invoke Article 50 (General Chat) - mr carra, Jun 27, 14:22:45
    - They might have, and still might, though the Germans don't want them to (General Chat) - Old Man, Jun 27, 14:33:34
      - Obviously they could but none of them have shown any real sign of wanting to (General Chat) - mr carra, Jun 27, 14:41:41
        
        Disagree. Right now our government is under no pressure at all because (General Chat) - Jim, Jun 27, 15:09:33
        
        with respect Jim, yes we are (General Chat) - CWC, Jun 27, 15:58:30
        
        If they were that desperate why publically say no informal talks (General Chat) - mr carra, Jun 27, 15:27:34
      - Lot of things said before the polls that wont come to fruition now... (n/m) (General Chat) - Bungle, Jun 27, 14:37:36
  - *like* *share* (n/m) (General Chat) - CWC, Jun 27, 13:34:14
- Bey O'Leary is squirming a bit too (General Chat) - CB41, Jun 27, 13:10:26

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