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It's a no Brexit before a no deal - 36 hours & counting
It's a no Brexit before a no deal - 36 hours & counting
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Jacob R Hit a 66666666666666666666666666666666666 with the bat tonight,he says there is no time for a referendum, the time will run out and the 29th will come before a referendum can be put into law.
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"yes, and they are still waffling about a referendum while Jacob R smashed the right arm leg spin bowlers delivery over the pavilion and out on to the big ben clock that is still ticking as i post"
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And Jacob said"they will know better next time if they try to deliver me a googly"
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under his breath of course.
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i think i'm one of the few people in my 'circle' that actually like JRM. People sometimes judge him by his voice rather than what he says. I find him reasonably honest for an MP; and cleverer & wittier than he gets credit for
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the guy is unique,and great TV viewing,and best of all, every forumite should try to have the guys discipline and patience,i believe JRM would make a great gambler,and he is destined to go far up the ladder.
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well we agree on that
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NO WE SHOULDN'T sorry
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opinions on JRM should be expressed with care,after all we are talking about the next PM.
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just a thought but to save a bit of time later on why don't the likes of grieve,souboury,greening and co get together have a word with the whips say there going to abstain in todays confidence vote but if she takes no deal off the table and comes back within the rules in 14 days for a 2nd confidence vote ,they,ll support her
instead of been the predicted damp squid todays vote could be the chance for all sides of the tory party to withhold their vote to get some movement either way towards a compromise and then support her in a 2nd confidence vote within 14 dys |
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getting closer
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I have no doubt they'll cancel it
Which just begs the question, why didn't they just cancel it on day 2? when it became obvious to anyone that it was never happening anyway It would have saved us 3 sodding years of this and we could have gone straight to the riots |
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Before the referendum they told us how bad it would be as we would be leaving the customs union, they said it would be dire. We voted nevertheless to leave the EU, in essence for what "No Deal" represents. The next day they invented hard and soft Brexit. There is no such thing as soft Brexit it's just a form of Brino. The withdrawal agreement is just a way of handing back control to the EU on worse terms the minute we leave.
The worst PM in history and her cronies are intent on destroying democracy. |
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about time this had a re-run
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