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Spelman wins!
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just the nutcases left now.
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so for my 7 horse acca, Brady will get his through.
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good work by May , let’s hope she can keep Greive and the rest of the vermin in their box
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weighed in!
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we will have a third man instead of a back stop now
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So they voted to not rule out a no deal brexit, and then voted to make it non binding?
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'MPs reject no deal brexit' just minutes after voting not to stop it
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Good man Bap, hope you did well.
Still a waste of time overall i think, i don't want to get shot down here but surely the EU's view is what a shower of timewasters,agree a deal and come back a few weeks to go and say no(entitled to but deal was agreed) we want to change it? Still not fair or right on any British person so close to exit to be leaving them not knowing whether they are coming or going. The EU have every right to tell the UK to f/o imo. |
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and they will, Pa
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Its time someone did this country a favor and removed Theresa May ffs, its getting nasty now and the longer she stays there it could turn horrible
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they are a very rowdy bunch are they not?????
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the Muppets think its question time
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I'm still scratching my head how May is still there
She's now basically admitted her own deal was sh** and she still stands there barking out orders ![]() ![]() ![]() How is this even happening ? |
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send Grayling to the EU to negotiate.will come back with some magic beans
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"vote my deal through because its all your getting"
3 weeks later "please vote through an amendment to say my deal was s***, and I'll carry on like nothing has happened" This is getting pretty mind numbing |
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She's got to be forcifully removed now, there's absolutely no way we can rely on her spineless scumbag party to do it
She needs arresting |
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I think so BH and it isn't wrong either,tonight was playing politics,simple dialog is needed, no one wants no deal but the UK position has now shifted to a demand which will be laughed at.
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aqqaqA
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EU have already said no
We're at the point now where its pointless saying something like 'May surely has to go' though aren't we It seems she's going all the way to the bottom of the fu****g ocean with this ship, and taking absolutely everyone with her, she's removed all the lifeboats never mind not providing enough of them ![]() |
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sorry, just practising my Flemish swear words
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Boris set the cat among pigeons"We do not want to give up effective control of northern ireland"?????????????????????????????????????????????
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and then he smiled
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he's feeding on crumbs, brassneck. That's all he's got left i'm afraid. I have more respect for his brother; who may well get the Johnson name over No10 eventually
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The remoaners just voted to say a no deal can't happen? So how do they think the EU will now budge on any negotiation, they've just removed the incentive if no deal somehow can't be enforced? The EU has no incentive if no deal can't happen, therefore the deal won't be negotiated, it won't pass, and if no deal can't happen Brexit is stopped, the EU and remoaners laugh their heads off.
Do they think leavers are stupid. Actually they've already said they do. |
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i think everyone on here knows where i stand as regarding to leave or stay. So if i tell you i'm ecstatic at the votes tonight; that really should tell anyone who's interested what i think about no-deal not being enforceable. It's up to others to decide whether they believe me or the remainer lobby?
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I don't know and the news isn't explaining this well.
My understanding was if no specific action was taken we leave with no deal. Does this ammendment tonight change that, OR does it still require another specific vote to cancel article 50, surely it does? The speaker is an arrogant remoaner **** hope it doesn't come down to him to decide. |
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I see the BBC is continuing the "leavers are changing their minds" narrative, despite the fact actual opinion polls don't indicate that in any significant way.
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JC; we leave on 29th March if no-deal has been reached. Chances of her getting the 'baby' through without amendments - 0. If the EU back down, what's not to like? If the EU say KAPUT! then no-deal is all that's left. This will only change if Article 50 is delayed. The EU hold the rights to that so the ball is most definitely in their court. But before then May has to want the delay; and she's said all along she wouldn't ask for one; now now she's already backed down tonight, she may well do so again. Once again what's not to like?
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the population in northern ireland has shifted in the last 5 years.its now 48% catholic and 47% protestants and 5% others.
in the belfast/good friday agreement there is a law that the people of Northern Ireland can determine their own destiny by vote. should the majority of voters wish to join a united ireland such a vote can take place.not sure what way it would turn out but it would be likely to be very very close. when the good friday/belfast treaty was signed protestants were 3% majority ,but the age of people is the important factor .(voting age) |
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FFS newsnight and remoaner maitlis are back to 350 million on the side of a bus, how many times.
IT's like groundhog day, so tired of this, when will it be over. |
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if northern ireand people voted for a united ireland and the EU ,uk,and rep of ireland ,all agreed to pump billions into the NI economy .
REMEMBER Northern ireland voted to stay in Europe,so a slight shift from everyone could sort out the whole problem and hope the peace treaty holds is a way forward,and i think Boris sort of hinted at that idea tonight even though he did not say it. but its a real answer to a real problem and all could end up happy.imvho |
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their all stark raving bonkers,heard 4 /5 mp,s on tv this morning
1/ hard brexiteer thinks brady,s am means using tech miles away from border 2/brady himself thinks it could mean a few nice words on a piece of 500 yr old parchment 3/one thought it was apossible start to talking about a custom union 4,dup/bojo think it means backstop been removed from withdrawl bill treason,she has no idea what it means or even what she wants,but hey it give her a good nights sleep |
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Don't know about that Brassneck though imagine the post offices up there are running out of passport application forms.
Yesterdays carry on was humiliating,farcical and simply priceless entertainment for the rest of the Western world. Meanwhile Mrs May is off again to Brussels this morning on the magical unicorn, she will be coming back on a donkey. |
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anythings possible , I read it somewhere
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Tis indeed,
If you told me Mrs May was going to vote against her own deal which she agreed and negotiated and also asked for the amendments to the backstop with not quite sure with what, i'd have said you'd wat to go for a lie down. |
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May hasn’t voted against her own deal , and she could become the greatest British pm for 100 years if she stands firm ( with the exception of Churchill of course ) , let’s see
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coming up on sky only bloke in the world who,d make me think more of our mp,s BIGBY BONES,blow hard wind bag of the highest order
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pm May must not lack the courage to show herself as an oppressor of the EU , or our Irish friends , or the remainers, or to fear the ones she is oppressing
how glorious |