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"Too late to stop no-deal"
"Too late to stop no-deal"
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Can't wait, I'll be going marching in my pink leotard.
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Many of the Pink leotard Chaps may well be swaying towards Brexit
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They swing from side to side.
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Sadly Mouse our Luvvie friends will only add fuel to the Fire that is the Far Right in this Country
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I wore a pink leotard to the pub the other day. The doorman ordered me out but once I explained "leave means remain" I was allowed to stay.
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I will get a bowler hat and umbrella if we have to March!
So let me get this right casemoney. The disaster you fear from a No Brexit will be marching? What about the price of food and our food exports to the EU. What will happen there or will we all be too busy marching to acre? |
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I wore a pink leotard to the pub the other day. The doorman ordered me out but once I explained "leave means remain" I was allowed to stay.
You on fire boy  ! |
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tick tock
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Exactly Bap
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i see that Michael is sharpening his knives and trying to set Boris up for a crash,a Michael quote,"we are leaving on the 31st of October no matter what happens"and he did'nt even blush
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Michael Gove ,it was he who was involved in proposing the backstop ,and Britain proposed it,and now he says "the backstop must go"and he did not blush
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what price is boris's one 1000000/1 shot now?
a million to one yet in our post truth world we were apparently told all along this was a possibility and brexit voters were fully aware of it when they voted....yeah right. Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab claimed that he had talked of the possibility of a no-deal Brexit during the referendum campaign in 2016. On BBC 5 Live Breakfast, March 2nd 2016, Mr Raab initially said "there would be a free trade agreement". When pressed on the risk of a WTO Brexit, he repeated that it was unlikely because EU barriers to trade would "hurt them far more" and added: "That's the worst case scenario - average tariffs of 3.6%." After days looking through the archives, we have not been able to find any other clear examples of Mr Raab talking about the possibility of a no-deal exit before the referendum on 23 June 2016. |
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northanlite there will be a deal , after we have left
That’s how it works |
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When you and everyone else voted that was the understanding
Of course after the result remainers , people like yourself refused to accept the result , that’s not good |
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i didn't refuse to accept the result but i do refuse the accept this sort of bullsh1t from government ministers.
whatever you views you should at least accept that they are peddling an utterly false narrative. |
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What’s the false narrative ? There is no such thing as no deal , never was
We were to leave and then negotiate trade deals , that’s what will happen even now That’s what was always meant to happen Everyone knew that when they voted , so stop peddling false narratives |
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Once you stop using the false narrative of no deal northanlite
Then you might be getting somewhere |
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well as we know from other threads you are absolutely fine with lies and falsehoods as
long as they are lies and falsehoods told by liars you approve of. |
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northanlite I’m sorry , you’re the one peddling falsehoods here not myself so don’t preach about others ,
really I’m beginning to think there’s no end to the devious ways of remainers ! |
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Let me say it again , there is no such thing as deal
Stop peddling falsehoods |
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* no deal
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where did i say that? i was talking about the falsehoods now being pushed
by government ministers about the statements they made in the campaign and subsequently and that of many who voted going along with it. That was all. i assume a deal of sorts will be done but i suspect it will look very much like the one they previously rejected (with added spin so they can claim it isn't) FWIW i don't think you are being deceitful i just think you have poor comprehension skills. |
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northern , why are you worried about what anyone says about no deal
When we have just agreed that there is no such thing as no deal Put your comprehension skills to that please ..... |
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85 days to go
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Boris Johnson said in 2007 that Gordon Brown should not have become Prime Minister after Tony Blair with no public vote.
CURIOUS! |
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poor Jezza
77 days - tick tock |
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Corbyn wont get his GE either
We live in a time of unelected PMs, the public cannot be trusted to vote Bozo as the minority PM so it wont go that far By the rule there should be a General Election |
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That's all it is, the public wont be asked because its to much of a risk for the elites
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You'd next Prime Minister
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Corbyn, whispering
I want to see Diane Abbott given a cabinet job, just to see Trumps face when they meet |
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Not sure why Trump should give a Marxist government the respect of bothering to meet any members of it.
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I'm noticing the love-in between Corbyn and the SNP seems to be working, with all the support they seem to be offering him now, every time the Scottish Labour politicians try to crawl out from under the bus Corbyn's clique reverse back over again
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Sturgeon hates him; if Labour want to do anything worthwhile; then i will repeat what i have said for the last 2 years, Jezza has to go. No public will vote for him to be PM, & i don't care how many members Labour have bought. The House won't vote for him to be "interim PM", anyone else would resign (except the nutcase of course) at the pure embarrassment of it all
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Sturgeon may or may not hate him but she's sell her signed copy of Braveheart and sacrifice every first born child in Scotland to get another separation referendum, only thing the SNP care about, 24/7/365.
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It is very simple
Corbyn is the Leader of Her Majesty's Opposition If you want to have a chance to thwart No Deal Brexit first you have to vote No Confidence in Her Majesty's Government then you have 14 days to form a Government. If they cannot do that then we are out of the EU after Halloween and that is BJ's best hope. Idiocy and political posturing by lightweights like Swinson and Corbyn. The Government formed would be in name only. They should seek an extension from the EU and assuming that is given they should set the date for a General Election and the Country can decide is you in or is you ain't. |
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you seem to be forgetting that Bozo doesn't have to resign; & he won't
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3PKE8uTSp8
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Resign?
you seem to be forgetting that Bozo doesn't have to resign; & he won't Does he have a Contract of Employment? What on earth are you talking about Baph? He will be replaced. The Queen appoints her Prime Minister Is that your best defence? He won't resign? or dear oh dear oh dear. Brexit to return Parliamentry Sovereignty! Kawlity! |
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At WD,how many more extensions should the EU give?none imo, UK doing nothing with the ones already granted.time to call it on the EU side and simply just kick them out(which is what the UK wants).
Enough is enough. |
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WD:
1/ you are assuming he will lose a vote of N/C 2/ you're are assuming Her Maj will get involved i'm not assuming anything; he will not resign if losing a vote of N/C; therefore no need for Her Maj to get involved |