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Ibrahima Sonko
08 Dec 17 08:54
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No hard border in Ireland, means the EU can still force its marxist erasing of culture and history by a back door.


May wont last 3 months when more details come out.

She is up their with Tony Blair, apart from being a mass murderer.

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By:
1st time poster
When: 08 Dec 17 09:00
give her time Laugh,

I new she,d get a deal once they moved onto her specialised subject

KICKING THE CAN DOWN THE ROAD
as for the spineless gove,boris, mogg etc words fail me,to think some are putting the pussie mogg forward as a future pm is laughable
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 08 Dec 17 09:12
Hopefully the remainers will tell May this is not what was voted on.
By:
A_T
When: 08 Dec 17 09:58
maybe when Boris et al admit the 300m a week to the NHS was a lie
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 08 Dec 17 10:00
Given that we are going to pay more than each week past 2020 then maybe. But the likes of you are happy to give taxpayers money away even if is the wrong thing to do.
By:
dustybin
When: 08 Dec 17 10:20
The bigots hanging their hat on a contrived result like it was something of value and an honest appraisal of the will of the nation.
The only thing it showed was the fallibility of our ‘democracy’.
If you recall the whole thing was framed with manipulation, the arguing even before it started as to which wording would be more favourable to the outcome was a sign of how influence is used over truth.
Then there were the scare mongering and miss information, and down right inaccuracies.

There were two options, In or Out....no third way to vote for a complete change to the flawed system.
People just voted the the most likely even that looked like kicking the PM in the teeth irrespective of the result, because at the end of the day, it doesn’t matter who or what you vote for you get the corporation and the clique pulling the strings on each outcome.
By:
1st time poster
When: 08 Dec 17 11:02
I,m a thicko but if the fall back situation for the irish is staying in customs union ,single market in all but name and this will apply to the whole of the uk,and the irish have a veto,why would irish,remainers,scotland,wales,soft brexiteers agree to anything else only deal better than that to these people would be stay in the EU. mrs may and her gang have been saying for 18 months they wont show their hand before talks because we,ll be offered the worst deal,isnt this the same
By:
TheBetterBettor
When: 08 Dec 17 11:40
If David Cameron came back with this deal back in 2016, we still would've voted NO.


The hardline MP 'brexiteers' have bottled it in my opinion, and turned into ABC's




Anything But Corbyn Laugh
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 08 Dec 17 20:09
She could well be out of a job come next week.
By:
xmoneyx
When: 08 Dec 17 20:53
Boris tweeting a good deal - will kill him off Excited
By:
gilbzy
When: 08 Dec 17 21:26
"..The hardline MP 'brexiteers' have bottled it in my opinion, and turned into ABC's




Anything But Corbyn Laugh.."


Ironic really, He's still the only leader I look at who is a genuine brexiteer. If only he could get rid of the idiot squad around him and admit it then I might (and it would hurt) vote for him to get us out!
By:
Shab
When: 08 Dec 17 21:31
I think that the deal is not bad. It is being blown up by the Remainers as some sort of capitulation, but in reality it was the UK giving a bit of ground.

The big issues of ECJ control* / out of the customs union / out of single market are all still there. Failure to get the expected deal here will not only rsult in the end of May's career, but also that of most of the tory party at the next election.

*giving a few people access to a court we have now suggests that they don't expect much traffic in that direction, so the 'removal of workers' rights' that Remoaners went on and on and on about must not be on the horizon after all, it seems. fancy that!
By:
DIE LINKE
When: 08 Dec 17 21:35
Tory press extremely favourable - tomorrow's headlines great news for May, she, and the government, live to fight another day. Cabinet Brexiteers must be pssing blood...
By:
xmoneyx
When: 08 Dec 17 21:37
rumour - agreement can be torn up in 2 years if we don't like it Crazy
By:
Shab
When: 08 Dec 17 21:41
I actually think that the Northern Ireland stand-off was a tactic by May and Phillips. On Monday when it all fell apart, I thought it strange that the 2 of them did not meet - it is as if they kind of knew this would happen.

Why do it? Well the EU now know that NI will not accept anything different to GB.
By:
xmoneyx
When: 08 Dec 17 21:42
a pig in a poke is being kind
By:
DIE LINKE
When: 08 Dec 17 21:44
Express - HUGE BREXIT BOOST AT LAST

The Sun - CHAMPAGNE BREXFAST! Laugh

Telegraph - The price of freedom Laugh

Times - May bounces back Laugh

Mail - REJOICE! WE'RE ON OUR WAY Laugh



The Mirror - MRS SOFTEE LaughLaughLaugh
By:
xmoneyx
When: 08 Dec 17 21:56
daily mail having a nervous breakdown
By:
xmoneyx
When: 08 Dec 17 22:47
will cost £1400 each Silly
By:
casemoney
When: 08 Dec 17 22:50
LaughLaugh Remainers Still banging on LaughLaugh
By:
1st time poster
When: 09 Dec 17 10:31
come back SIR NIGEL 17 million betrayed voters need your help
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