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Brexit: High Court judges to give legal verdict
Brexit: High Court judges to give legal verdict
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pound shot up 2p
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whatever you think of brexit and theresa may's government, giving themselves only 55 minutes to reach the decision to lodge the appeal shows shocking, staggeringly shocking, decision making.
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Farage WILL be back
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David Jones @DavidJo52951945 6m6 minutes ago
UKIP must now unite & take the fight to MP's. Brexit, British people & British democracy are under attack. |
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For me it was win win Ron
This will really shake it up. |
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THIS IS YOUR DECISION. THE
GOVERNMENT WILL IMPLEMENT WHAT YOU DECIDE |
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ukip leadership dont even like their one mp,
 its a pity the referendum was only indicative, if it was binding then they wouldnt need mps to vote still thats democracy for you |
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unelected judges handing down rulings to the public
yet brexiteers voted for exactly that in reclaiming powers from brussels seems they aint happy with it now |
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Donny
4 million voters will soon become 10 million |
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ha ha missed this bit from the end of the OP
Separately, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has been greeted by laughter after claiming Brexit would be a "titanic success". |
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BBC : Just needs to be debated in Parliament
A vote is not mandatory. |
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Brexiteers want to be represented.
It seems clear that they are not, and will vote accordingly at the next GE |
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i think its great that we are getting a massive shake up
parliament will look very different if mps block brexit |
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Of course they will block it Donny.
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then they will be wiped out in 2020 election
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The Luvvies will be delighted, a proposal to let in thousands of More Children will no doubt be part of the Agenda ,The whole lot will go up in the air give it a year or 2 certain parts of the country will be disaster Zones
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Theresa May just compared to Charles I.....will she lose her head ?
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then they will be wiped out in 2020 election
If they are not aware of this, then it is proof that these MP's do not live in the real world. |
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Now....where's my pitchfork !
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If Brexit is somehow overturned you can only imagine how low the turnout will be at the next General Election
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UKIP will be in government
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will the price of marmite come down after the pound has risen ?
will it **** robbing supermarkets are not going to let go of their easy gains |
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Farage will be PM at last.
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next election fought between ukip and lib dem snp alliance
tories and labour consigned to history, we can hope .... |
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Hopefully Zen
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David Lammy on BBC
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At what point would brexit voters want to see proper scrutiny? It really does seem to have gone over their heads just what was said by Nissan in realtion to what would make them stay and then ......they stay. If, during the negs, it soon becomes apparent that they get a very watered down brexit would they want parliament to have scrutiny then?
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BTW anybody thinking UKIP will exist after we leave needs to take a look just how much their finances depend on the money they appropriate from the EU parliament which they will no longer receive!
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the parliamentary debate would only be to trigger
article 50 and not the terms of negotiations but government must oppose this or risk the backlash if vote is against triggering art 50 |
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I have heard people talking of civil war! Not hotheads with a drink or two below the belt but ordinary law abiding citizens. Westminster needs to wake up.
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steven kinnock double speak on bbc
exactly as I said,wishy washy |
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when johnny comes marching home again
he's coming by bus or underground a woman's eye will shed a tear to see his face so beaten in fear an' it was just around the corner in the english civil war it was still at the stage of clubs and fists when that well-known face got beaten to bits your face was blue in the light of the screen as we watched the speech of an animal scream the new party army was marching right over our heads alright there you are, ha ha, i told you so says everybody that we know but who hid a radio under the stairs an' who got caught out on their unawares? when that new party army came marching right up the stairs when johnny comes marching home again nobody understands it can happen again the sun is shining an' the kids are shouting loud but you gotta know it's shining through a crack in the cloud and the shadows keep falling when johnny comes marching home |
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We now find ourselves in the unprecedented scenario where democratically elected officials might overrule the democratic will of the people.
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Ah violence and threats, the brextits show their true colours
Tony Blair backs Remain by the way  |
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it's enough to make you cry and stamp your feet
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With Hard Brexit off the agenda, we are looking at:
- single market access - some sort of continued EU payments - some sort of fudge on EU migration what was the point of it all? |
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