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under instructions ?
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He was a good snooker player.
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the PM is really going to struggle now. The DUP are just waiting to pounce as well
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"under instruction" maybe; but he's had plenty of time to do it before now
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I think Mrs May was mislead (I would not say naive) to offer Cabinet posts to the Johnson family. I think she could have avoided this post the resignation of Boris.
Mrs May is severely wounded; I like her (she gives a chance to newbies with potentials) but has been kicked-in-the-teeth repeatedly as such. |
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JJ want's another referendum
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May will say she's going to fight on but come on
 she's a lame duck with no majority And still no one mentions the no majority ffs |
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People have been predicting May's demise every day for months on end and yet she's still going, if she was going to be usurped it would have happened by now, not enough letters, looks like she will cross the line on March 29 2019 for better or worse.
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He doesn't want another referendum ... he wants TWO more referendums! One asking the same question as the 2016 referendum (Leave or Remain) and, because he's aware he'd probably lose that one again, a third referendum between May's pretend-to-leave deal and No Deal.
On this most crucial of questions, I believe it is entirely right to go back to the people and ask them to confirm their decision to leave the EU and, if they choose to do that, to give them the final say on whether we leave with the Prime Minister’s deal or without it. https://medium.com/@JoJohnsonUK/why-i-cannot-support-the-governments-proposed-brexit-deal-3d289f95f2bc |
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The damage was done in the early days of "Brexit" Once you lay down on your back in front of dogs; your challenge is over
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I sincerely hope no u-turn on 'brexit' otherwise a new term could be coined eg do a Britain or Mrs May ie a cave-in, and that would be wholly embarrassing and face-losing for Britain in future world events.
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They made the Irish people vote twice till they got the result they wanted, Britain must fight these gangsters, elected by nobody yet RULE!
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They cannot afford trouble on the streets over brexit, it could turn into much worse. Your countrymen have been quite pliant in regards to the EU, will there be no campaign against 2040?
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If the Govt say theres going to be another vote, that will mean democracy is worthless, all the dead that we will give the 2 min silence to on armistice day, would have died in vain. The government will see blood on the streets like never before if they give in to Brussels and the remoaners.. The quiet ones will rise, like they did when they voted for Brexit against all the odds.
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I know the PM seems to have nine lives or more even; but if one or two of the Cabinet resigns i can't see her staying on. The problem is they're all self-serving career politicians
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democracy, LOL 2 OF our last 3 leaders wernt even elected but coronated , and this one after been coronated wasn't happy with that decided to lose a 50 seat majority handed to her , and now been propped up by the DUP
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WE now have a coronated remoaner,rejected by the electorate ,propped up by the DUP, failing miserably to deliver brino never mind Brexit,
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I did tell you to get rid of the lot
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if it were happening in iran,iraq,syria,lybia etc Cameron would be advising we send the carpet bombers in,
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He said what was on offer wasn't "anything like what was promised".
What's new? Both Bullsh1tters & Remoaners played the same game didn't they? |
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he,s a little wheeze what about starting the process to get a party leader,believing in Brexit,with a majority and a mandate from the electorate trying to deliver Brexit, cant see it catching on, can you
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Who'd have guessed the British public would prefer a non-committal-fence-sitting has been politician Mr Corbin) to Mrs May post her leadership victory? I'd not put it solely down to her (I understand she's leader and all that...) but no-one in The Conservative Party HQ could have envisaged that either; just another victory presumption complacency gone awry similar to the one experienced by Mr Kinnock.
Politicians have little moral and mainly self-serving, and Mr Johnson could not have timed it any worse for Mrs May. Whatever,...the un-elected EU bureaucrats must not win this impending historical event. |
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after a glorious summer,england doing well in the world and Hammond wetting himself over o,6% growth
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will we need an emergency budget?
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we need someone to close the windows,draw the curtains,turn radio 4 up full blast and leave the silver revolver in no 10 and hope she does the decent only thing, all figuratively speaking of course,
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I'd vote yes to anything as long as Britain do not pay another penny to prop up The EU and its un-elected bureaucrats that promotes inefficiencies and nepotism, but curtails entrepreneurship.
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She shouldn't be allowed to carry on but she will regardless
This is all by design isn't it, a weak minority government trying to do a deal with the EU? not a pot to p*** in sadly If it was a landslide government in power it would be easy to get a deal done, but you've got Mrs May and her dopey rats in there propped up by a bunch of loons in the DUP, hardly a strong hand is it  |
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Mrs May is the equivalent of a 4/5 off suit out of position
Might as well throw em |
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JJ 2015
“David Cameron has committed that he will only lead a government that offers an in-out referendum. We will hold that in-out referendum before the end of 2017 and respect the outcome. “We will honour the result of the referendum, whatever the outcome.” What a shyster, clearly didnt like the result. |
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thank god all the other politicians are so honest.
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The reference to Suez is most concerning;that fiasco effectively broke this country for the next 25 years. I don't know what the answer is to the Ireland question,but that's hardly surprising as there isn't one so regretfully i'm of the view May should go now to be replaced by William Hague who should immediately call a general election.
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no - just leave - I believe we voted for it - a clear break away
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Billy Vague currently 400/1 Posy. Gets £2 from me
 Would just looooooove to see Phoney Bliar's greety coupon if he became PM |