Brexit....Do I really care for you in England??

Daniel Craig, Simon Cowell and Camden market!!

BrexIT, DR CHRISTIAN WILL SEE YOU NOW

Dr Christian is a televison program in the UK, where a doctor meets many people with ilnesses. These people have problems that are difficult to treat. The doctor wants the patients to show their conditions to the audience in their private homes. There is an emphasis on showing them an approach to a healthier lifestyle. I have a friend from Spain called Frida, which was on the show. She has told me that now her and her husband often discuss wether or not the Twinning movement or the LGBTQI movement is most interesting. She tells me often that she finds her life more interesting now that she was on the show, and got these fascinating ideas. Twinning is a joke that comes from a sit-com in America called how I met your mother. It is about a word called doppelganger, where everybody in the world has someone that looks like them. If you find them then you are lucky. The LGBTQI however is about finding the ideal romantic partner, even if they dont look like your type because, when people spend time together their sex lives becomes more important than looks. Thats why the LGBTQI is about finding the right sexual match and dealing with hatefull looks from people who believe in that Equal is Equal, and "lige børn leger bedst". Thats a Danish expression that people who are the same on the outside also have more fun together. Its a bit too focused on outer beauty.

HIV Forum

Cameron

Are you saying you have HIV? I’d be sorry to hear that.The aids virus is actually genetically advanced, it’s harmful and difficult to cure. It’s not a great news, but I hope for you that people will listen when they hear this

Matthew

Why is this news, whats your opinion??

Cameron

They’re using drugs there are experimental, but very little becomes reality. I think HIV is a concern, there are worse things out there..Like cancer... 

Raymond

One of my ideas that I actually have discussed with my girlfiend is that government healthcare is lying about the different options to treat HIV. I dont want AIDS, but everyone knows its going to be my own choice right... Is there side effects to RetroVir?? 

Gerrard  Im healthy and Im young, I see no reason to try experimental treatments for something like HIV, Okay?

Gerrard

I dont want to suggest you seek advice from anyone but me, Im supposed to be your friend, and yes I know a doctor that specializes in sexually transmitted diseases. We are in America all right...ha?!!

Ricky

Well, lets say that.. Its just that Im financially able to get those medicines on my own...I heard you you, and we are going to hit the bars some day...For now Im just going to focus on my own life, and meeting other people that are also POSITIVE....You understand that right...Peace

EU officials say the UK is "dancing around the issues" in talks in Brussels on a Brexit deal.

Boris Johnson's government is seeking to renegotiate the withdrawal deal agreed by his predecessor, Theresa May, but discussions so far have been at a very general level.

The EU maintains the text of the withdrawal agreement is closed but it is still listening.

"The UK wants a less involved relationship," says one EU source close to the talks, "but it's not clear what that means in practice."

The prime minister's Brexit envoy, David Frost, is back in Brussels this week for further talks but time is running short.

UK officials say criticism of their approach, from the EU side, is unfair.

"We're having conversations this week which pick up on last week's discussions," one official says, "and we've agreed where to focus talks in the future."

• So far this week, the UK side says it has presented ideas on customs and manufactured goods, while there has been further discussion on the non-binding political declaration which sits alongside the withdrawal agreement and outlines the future relationship between the two sides.

But while the government says progress is being made, the EU insists no formal proposals have been tabled.

"We want to keep this going," an EU source says. "But at some point the UK needs to give us a proposal. We can't negotiate without one."

Irish backstop

Both sides say the UK has asked for the protocol on Ireland to be stripped back pretty radically - to remove the backstop designed to keep the border between the Irish Republic and Northern Ireland as open as it is now under all future circumstances.

The EU has always said it is open to an alternative plan to guarantee an open border - but at the moment it doesn't think there is one.

The idea of an all-Ireland zone for food and animals (in which the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland would follow the same rules after Brexit) has been explored and officials say the UK has presented "preliminary ideas" on how any solution in Ireland could involve the consent of all parties.

But UK officials reject the suggestion such discussions could evolve into a backstop - which would cover all aspects of trade - for Northern Ireland only, rather than the current plan, which would keep the whole of the UK in the EU's customs territory.

"It's still a no to the Northern Irish backstop," one official says.