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By:
Just Checking
When: 14 Dec 18 23:07
"In my hand I have a piece of paper". IT's very apt!
By:
brassneck
When: 14 Dec 18 23:18
they can only revoke article 50 by agreeing to remain,thats the rulesSad
By:
Baphornet
When: 14 Dec 18 23:20
brassneck; talking of the word "hero" please indulge me an opinion on our honouable PM. When negotiations began on the deal, the PM sent Davies to negotiate. I respect Davies, but i think even he was out-gunned. It didn't help of course that sitting in the background was the real 'negotiator' keeping her head below the parapet. She deliberately killed off Davies by undermining him and making his position untenable. She did exactly the same to Raab, who as being younger and more ambitious than Davies, saw what she was up to and cleared off for his own careers sake. This were the word hero now raises it's head. Do you remember when the PM announced that she, yes she was taking over the negotiations? A smart move if she could carry it off and no doubt thought up by that civil service cretin Olly Robins. This of course - if she could carry off the deal (her baby) would make the leaving fratenity look more than stupid, and make herself look like the all inspiring little grey-haired saviour and hero of the country. A smart plan that unfortunately needed someone more experienced in negotiations than a self-serving nutcase!
By:
brassneck
When: 14 Dec 18 23:39
there are only two choices Mays deal or No deal the rest is all waffle,they can revoke article 50 if they agree to remain,and they can get more time by agreeing to remain.Saint Theresa knows exactly what she was doing and is all for herself and nobody else,she tricked everyone,and when the 29 th March arrives it will be crash out .UNLESS they have voted mays deal,
the only other exception is to request permission from the EU to hold a second vote on it with the people deciding ,the EU will give an extension of time for this.As regards the word hero,time has a habit of turning rascals and rouge's into super hero's when the dust settles.Shocked
By:
brassneck
When: 15 Dec 18 00:05
civil servants are clever"listen Theresa,you need to show tears,listen theresa,you need to dance,listen theresa,you are a only child with no brothers or sisters, in fact you are a wee girl getting bossed about by big burly heavy men(thats to get all the women of the country to feel sorry for her) 200 mag dogs against a wee small timid girl ,now who's heart would not go out for the little cuddly only child with no brothers and sisters,
who is all on her own in a big bad world on a christmas eve.
And thats how they will spin it.
poor little theresa who is trying her best,with sad music playing in the background .
AND HER GOAL IS TO HANG IN THERE UNTIL CHRISTMAS WHEN ALL HEARTS FEEL THE MAGIC OF CHRISTMAS.
believe me,look out for the spin and the little girl against the mad pack of wolvesLaughLaughLaughLaughLaugh"
By:
Capt__F
When: 15 Dec 18 00:12
lets see what Dicky Johnoo thinks ? always comes up Trumps
By:
brassneck
When: 15 Dec 18 00:23
its all about power,nobody cares,but look out for the spin and you will see a small tiny girl all on her own trying to do her best  for everyone against a big bad mob of pirates trying to rip the little girl apart and take over the ship.Grin
By:
brassneck
When: 15 Dec 18 00:24
the circle never ends.Wink
By:
casemoney
When: 15 Dec 18 00:28
Strange the way while all this is going on the Only thing happening is the Clock is Ticking ??

I Believe there may well be more to what is going on than meets the Eye ..Baph may not be a Millions miles from the Truth .
By:
casemoney
When: 15 Dec 18 00:30
Brass spot on as well , T MAY is a front PlainPlain
By:
brassneck
When: 15 Dec 18 00:44
i am not kidding you guys,just go to google and type in (UK national debt clock.co.uk) its connected to the stock exchange so the figure is real time. but all countries have a clock like it.but the UK government shambles has this one ticking very fast.
and it gives an idea of what is really happening this very moment.Shocked
By:
Baphornet
When: 15 Dec 18 19:24
i am not Guido Fawkes either, btw
By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 15 Dec 18 20:42

Dec 14, 2018 -- 5:39PM, brassneck wrote:


there are only two choices Mays deal or No deal the rest is all waffle,they can revoke article 50 if they agree to remain,and they can get more time by agreeing to remain.Saint Theresa knows exactly what she was doing and is all for herself and nobody else,she tricked everyone,and when the 29 th March arrives it will be crash out .UNLESS they have voted mays deal,the only other exception is to request permission from the EU to hold a second vote on it with the people deciding ,the EU will give an extension of time for this.As regards the word hero,time has a habit of turning rascals and rouge's into super hero's when the dust settles.


If those are the 2 options we should down tools, head down to London stark b****** naked and sit outside parliament until a 3rd option is added

If those are the 2 options on offer I'm sorry that would be a total and utter disgrace and one big middle finger to the country

By:
Baphornet
When: 15 Dec 18 20:52
i shall say this just one more time for the non-believers; Mays baby is a nonfunctioning piece of toilet paper. It just needs someone with the effrontery to tell the truth to the nutcase
By:
Baphornet
When: 18 Dec 18 22:45
well do we believe her? I should be excited as it seems the nutcase is moving along towards my way of thinking. Brinkmanship - bluffing; whatever you want to call it, she has started. I expect big biz to support her through Christmas with maybe a word from the Canadian banker? I fear though it is just a ploy to scare her own backbenchers into finally supporting her baby. She also hasn't done what she should have to carry the brinkmanship; namely but the baby to a vote! Thus killing my scepticism. Now maybe then i - and more importantly the EU, would have believed her-my cunning plan
By:
Baphornet
When: 30 Dec 18 11:48
You've had a break; now here we go again! Another coward puts his head above the parapet on behalf of the nutcase. They make me illAngry

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2018/12/30/odds-brexit-happening-50-50-mays-deal-rejected-liam-fox-warns/

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By:
Baphornet
When: 01 Jan 19 12:51
6 days to put her baby to a vote. No news from the dissenters - yet!
By:
Baphornet
When: 08 Jan 19 20:04
4 days to go (forgot about the debateBlush)
By:
Baphornet
When: 09 Jan 19 19:03
times a tickin. The psychotic has now alienated just about everyone but her apple-polishing turds in the cabinet
By:
Baphornet
When: 17 Mar 19 18:55
traitor
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