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irishone
04 Sep 19 07:36
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No one mentioned anything about a deal ?

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By:
Crisp77
When: 04 Sep 19 07:37
The pop singer?
By:
flushgordon1
When: 04 Sep 19 07:38
Noel Edmonds did.
By:
irishone
When: 04 Sep 19 07:39
Exactly .....no one
By:
Ramruma
When: 04 Sep 19 07:48
OP is wrong. The leave campaigners were forever banging on about how easy it would be to make a deal.

Including Boris, who fronted the Leave campaign and is now prime minister.
By:
jed.davison
When: 04 Sep 19 07:52
The OP is wrong, but not for the reason above.

The citizens of the UK did not vote to leave, the citizens of England voted to leave. In all the places that hadn't been gerrymandered to dilute the presence of Englishmen, they voted overwhelmingly to leave.

This is an English uprising, and it has only just begun.
By:
jucel69
When: 04 Sep 19 08:02

Sep 4, 2019 -- 7:52AM, jed.davison wrote:


The OP is wrong, but not for the reason above.The citizens of the UK did not vote to leave, the citizens of England voted to leave. In all the places that hadn't been gerrymandered to dilute the presence of Englishmen, they voted overwhelmingly to leave. This is an English uprising, and it has only just begun.


Will the Lords managed to fillybuster it? It's unconstitutional and they are meant to protect that
Also will Boris tell the Queen to withhold it ?
The last thing she wants is Catweasel at number 10.

By:
irishone
When: 04 Sep 19 09:05
You had a democratic vote
The decision was leave

So go ......

Where did this sh1te about a deal come from ?

It wasnt part of the original vote at all
By:
terry mccann
When: 04 Sep 19 09:15
Irishone,if voting made a difference they wouldn't let us do it
Its playing out exactly how I thought 3 yrs ago (check out anytime you like but you can never leave) the delays,the extensions,the Tory chaos,the general election and the inevitability of never leaving the EU.
By:
anxious
When: 04 Sep 19 09:19
This is probably correct
By:
anxious
When: 04 Sep 19 09:20
i wonder is any vote really respected
By:
lfc1971
When: 04 Sep 19 09:47
good sense here from irishone
By:
lfc1971
When: 04 Sep 19 09:50
losers simply throwing up dust, we voted to leave the day the day after the referendum

that meant all payments to the EU should have stopped then, and all eu mps brought home
By:
lfc1971
When: 04 Sep 19 09:51
over 3 years ago
By:
jed.davison
When: 04 Sep 19 10:04
We should not lose sight of the fact that the real crime here was the stitched-up coronation of Mrs May after Cameron resigned, and that it was part of the same Establishment effort to annul - or at least heavily dilute - the Referendum result.

It is inconceivable that we would still be having this debate, still be in the EU, and still not be seeing a clear path to the future, had the Tories allowed a Leaver to be PM
By:
Captain carnage
When: 04 Sep 19 10:20
Errr. It was the harline leavers on the tory benches that voted against May's deal to leave the EU.

Couldnt make up the irony.

Ps. Why dont any leavers want a 2nd referendum. Surely now the public have been slightly more informed about what leaving entails you would win by a landslide lol?
By:
terry mccann
When: 04 Sep 19 10:36
You cant see its the same trick played on Ireland and Denmark,"they didn't know what they were voting for" Captain?
By:
jed.davison
When: 04 Sep 19 10:39
I have answered that question on the politics forum this morning captain, feel free to have a read.
By:
kincsem
When: 04 Sep 19 14:05
They did in 2016, then Iceland helped them leave.
By:
Angoose
When: 04 Sep 19 16:21

Sep 4, 2019 -- 10:36AM, terry mccann wrote:


You cant see its the same trick played on Ireland and Denmark,"they didn't know what they were voting for" Captain?


It's a delicious irony to see a forum contributor argue that the entire population had a clear understanding of a complex subject when that very forum contributor devotes huge personal resources defending minority held beliefs on every crackpot conspiracy theory google can throw at him CrazyShockedLaugh

By:
Get me a drink
When: 04 Sep 19 17:11
complexity my arm. JFL
By:
HGS
When: 04 Sep 19 20:06
Captain carnage
It was the harline leavers on the tory benches that voted against May's deal to leave the EU.

That was because it was a fekiing shyte deal made to appease the remainers and the EU. In effect, still tied to them.
By:
SontaranStratagem
When: 04 Sep 19 20:09
It makes me laugh when listening to the remainers crowing about what's gone down

Don't worry, they'll shaft you up the backside as well eventually

Its not nice when the boot is on the other foot remember that
By:
EvgenyKissin
When: 04 Sep 19 21:49
Yes Irish. I thought this too.
By:
casemoney
When: 04 Sep 19 21:54
WE had a General Election Post Brexit  , MAY was left to sort things ,she Didnt ,So its Down to Boris infact the Country has voted to leave Twice , How many more Votes do the Seethers need ?
By:
n88uk
When: 05 Sep 19 03:24

Sep 4, 2019 -- 8:06PM, HGS wrote:


Captain carnageIt was the harline leavers on the tory benches that voted against May's deal to leave the EU.That was because it was a fekiing shyte deal made to appease the remainers and the EU. In effect, still tied to them.


If a deal was truly made to appease remainers we would be out by now. May's deal despite all the bluster is actually pretty hard Brexit, indeed that's why it's so bad, because hard Brexit = bad.

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