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May trying to allow NI to stay in the EU to stop any idea of a 'hard' border.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5144371/Scotland-Wales-LONDON-demand-Brexit-deal.html
'Scotland, Wales and even London rushed to demand their own special Brexit deal today after it appeared Theresa May was about to agree to special conditions in Northern Ireland.
Leaks from tense talks in Brussels signalled that Northern Ireland would be allowed to maintain 'regulatory alignment' with the rest of the EU.'
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5144371/Scotland-Wales-LONDON-demand-Brexit-deal.html
'Scotland, Wales and even London rushed to demand their own special Brexit deal today after it appeared Theresa May was about to agree to special conditions in Northern Ireland.
Leaks from tense talks in Brussels signalled that Northern Ireland would be allowed to maintain 'regulatory alignment' with the rest of the EU.'
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The destroyers are doing very well at smashing up brexit
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The way the destroyers are handling the result of a democratic vote actually almost makes me want a second referendum as I think the victory margin wold be even bigger.
To punish NI (who voted leave as well!!)is beyond a joke. As for Eire, if they dont want a border with Northern Ireland , they can leave the EU themselves.. |
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They tried the EU wouldn't let them.
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gilbzy
The way the destroyers are handling the result of a democratic vote actually almost makes me want a second referendum as I think the victory margin wold be even bigger. To punish NI (who voted leave as well!!)is beyond a joke. As for Eire, if they dont want a border with Northern Ireland , they can leave the EU themselves.. I'm sure you mean Northern Ireland voted to remain in the EU but the UK & NI overall vote was to leave. Foyle: 32,064 Remain, 8,905 Leave … REMAIN West Tyrone: 26, 765 Remain, 13,274 Leave … REMAIN Belfast West: 23,099 Remain, 8,092 Leave … REMAIN Belfast South: 30,960 Remain, 13,596 Leave … REMAIN Belfast North: 20,128 Remain, 19,844 Leave … REMAIN North Down: 23,131 Remain, 21,046 Leave … REMAIN Belfast East: 20,728 Remain, 21,918 Leave … LEAVE Lagan Valley: 22,710 Remain, 25,704 Leave … LEAVE North Antrim: 18, 782 Remain, 30, 938 Leave … LEAVE Strangford: 18,727 Remain, 23,383 Leave … LEAVE Belfast East: 20,728 Remain, 21,918 Leave … LEAVE East Antrim: 18,616 Remain, 22,929 Leave … LEAVE South Antrim: 21,498 Remain, 22,055 Leave … LEAVE East Derry: 21,098 Remain, 19,455 Leave … REMAIN Upper Bann: 24,550 Remain, 27,262 Leave … LEAVE South Down: 32,076 Remain, 15,625 Leave … REMAIN Mid-Ulster: 25,612 Remain, 16,799 Leave … REMAIN Fermanagh and South Tyrone: 28,200 Remain, 19,958 Leave … REMAIN Newry and Armagh: 31,963 Remain, 18,659 Leave … REMAIN By district … LEAVE …. 8 … REMAIN …. 11 Northern Ireland Votes: Remain 402,606; Leave 371,360 |
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correct - meant remain.
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May simply looking to implement the will of the people of Northern Ireland, isn't it? Khan and Sturgeon also looking to respect and implement the will of their people.
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In that way Brexit could bring far bigger advantages than initially thought. It could accelerate a restructuring of the entire United Kingdom. Maybe with the end result of London becoming its own city state, Ireland is reunited and Scotland, Wales and England each becoming sovereign, individual nations. No more Scots and London making the Tory victories smaller than they should be, or the Scottish people often being ruled by Tories against their will and voting pattern.
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London would want to be part of the EU meaning the M25 would become new border. Checkpoints to be installed under all intersections.
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Passport to Pimlico anyone...
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AS LONG as the turnstiles only let people in ,I,m all for it
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Khan,s People he says
 Hes the fking mayor not the leader of a tribe |
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David Davis, October 2017:
“The government has done Brexit impact assessments in excruciating detail for 58 sectors." Today when asked if the government had undertaken any impact assessments on the impact of leaving the EU for different sectors of the economy he simply answered "NO" and then said he was not aware of assessments in any sectors. Which one was he lying about then because he obviously is in one of the cases? |
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it is very very difficult to appreciate just quite how negligent Davis and May have been.
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adam boulton on sky has gone into alister Campbell mode getting really agitated that this deal isn't signed off,he along with peston,pundits on newsnight seem to want the dup,brexiteers just to sign up to anything walk away later ,just to get trade talks started,most people would say you might as well try to sort it now rather than waste a year on trade talks then walk away bringing any deal down,unless boulton and co are trading the £ hoping to second guess talks and make a few quid,boulton,s seems to be close to his 2nd meltdown on live tv
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It was Cameron and Osborne with Jeremy Heywood who have been negligent by failing to prepare for the possibility of a Leave vote,the mess is having to be cleaned up by May and Davis under the glare of the media and sundry backstabbers such as Blair,Clegg and Starmer who have more allegiance to Brussels than UK.
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afraid not treetop.
invoking article 50 before conducting the necessary background work to be adequately prepared to enter negotiations will go down as one of the most flagrant acts of foolishness and negligence in british history. |
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Why do we need to negotiate with a cartel we're leaving?
First rule of meetings/negotiations is location. May should stay put and let the rejected come to her. |
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and the backstabbing Brexit supporting backbenchers of course too, maybe even primarily, not just the tabloids.
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Spreadsheet Phil said we will still have to honour our debts (upto 50 billion) even if we leave with no deal...
Time to put this government to rest. |
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I can just see the rest of the world lining up in queues longer than found in the first week of Wimbledon to sign deals with a country that doesn't honour its commitments.
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so no deal plus 50 billion is better than a bad deal,
good luck with that one,delboy couldn't sell that to trigger, |
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No deal is more looking like a bad deal on steroids.
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