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Steve Baker is one to watch
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I'm predicting I'll be back here in November and aka will be running away just as quickly and cowardly as before, the big jessie.
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i'll hold your coat Mr Bula
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Porkie yer typical lefty numpty.
He believes in Jeremy like a kid believes in Santa. To use his words I find that quite touching. |
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Was on my travels earlier today Bap and visited this great pub.
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'kin ell!!!
"I believe in Jeremy" apparently Someone really hasn't been paying attention. It's a wonder this island's still afloat with this much stupidity on it. |
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Extension will be granted but with a caveat.
That caveat will be that a referendum be held. Parliament will then vote to accept the extension on those terms. Boris will cry. Nigel will laugh. Forum will erupt. |
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Bring it on!
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Reading angoose as Roy Orbison started singing In Dreams on utube. How spooky is that?
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Listening to Nothing Really Ends by dEUS. I think I'll go to the grave proclaiming this as a lost classic and one of the most under-rated songs of my life. If it had been a Leonard Cohen song covered by them the world would be raving about it.
Three Little Birds now. "Don't worry" |
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Right I'm off but never forget
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That makes all the difference
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Jesus, it's pathetic sometimes.
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If that happens Angoose expect some massive fireworks
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The fireworks will be on November 5.
![]() The EU will not give an extension for no purpose, that purpose would need to be a general election or a referendum, they’ll go for the referendum, rationalising that a general election could return a hung parliament. |
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Don't think the EU would demand that personally. Think they will demand something that sees the current parliamentary impasse unblocked but I think they know they can only ask so much and can't tell us what to do per se.
They will definitely pass it imo. All this talk of tapping up fascist friends overseas is overblown. The EU will be in their other ear telling them what they'll lose if they don't toe the line and it'll be no offers. I think the EU are actually quite happy for us to leave now. If we remain then you know every election then one of the major parties will probably be bringing this up and promising another chance to leave and they can just do without the hassle. They just want a deal and smooth exit. No deal is nothing more than misguided jingoistic nonsense confected by posh boys with no skin in the game. If we come up with a deal that ensures the EU is kept intact and Britain is a close trading partner then they'll jump at it I reckon. |
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Leo Varadkar gave a big hint at this possible course of action today.
We don’t have long to wait to find out. Surprised that the government haven’t looked to arrange a parliamentary vote on their latest proposal. It would likely pass. The planned prorogation helps the remain cause in this regard. |
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hi guys,i was thinking,if a general election is called ,its possible that the UK people may turn on their MP'S and dump them all out because of the way brexit was handled .now i am sure every MP knows this is possible ,so my question is,why would they(all of them)agree to a general election when the chances are that they could all lose their jobs,perhaps the talk of a general election is just more waffling
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Because it's all just so much more than a simplistic "general election will wash them all away".
What do you think labour's struggles over the last few years have been or indeed Boris's stance now. It's all very calculated spending obscene sums on political scientists looking at every constituency and making a decision on what your stance would have on winning or retaining that seat. The tories threat has mostly been from Nige, hence why the angle is aimed at neutering the pro-brexit vote. Labour's problem is from remainers deserting to vote for the Lib Dems, therefore they are having to come up with an almost remain manifesto. |
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no 10 say the eu no the uk escape route and the public will shortly, maybe it is the veto route with a small country like hungary who might also want out,does the EU work for hungary, or it could be the uk telling the EU they,ll cause mayhem from the inside
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PRIME MINISTER Boris Johnson was in the same building as a Hungarian Minister and Hungarian ambassador when he claimed to be holding an “emergency” Cabinet meeting on Friday morning.
Footage has emerged of Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto and Ambassador Kristof Szalay-Bobrovniczk leaving the Cabinet Office on Friday morning. The video was reportedly taken at the same time as Boris Johnson held an “emergency” Cabinet meeting. The footage has since sparked speculation of Hungary vetoing a Brexit extension request. |
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The territory of modern Hungary was for centuries inhabited by a succession of peoples, including Celts, Romans, Germanic tribes, Huns, West Slavs and the Avars. The foundations of the Hungarian state were established in the late ninth century CE by the Hungarian grand prince Árpád following the conquest of the Carpathian Basin.
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What do you base that comment on?
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a veto will cause crash out and a no deal,then the real problems start ,apart from all the chaos,you will have Scotland claiming independence and wanting to rejoin and them you have the same problem in 2 years time of another border to separating Scotland and England .
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Thanks for the link, a quite disturbing read.
An alternative view could be that control and reform can better be promoted by the EU from within. |
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I don't want seem a bit thick and pour cold water on the hungary veto rumours.but if erg have reservations about the johnsons deal and have been told we,ll leave anyway,or told about hungary why would they vote for a deal they've got problems with,they sit on their hands get no deal,kill Brexit party and save 39 billion to boot according to erg,now the erg have proved themselves as thick as mince for years,but if they've been told ,heard about hungary rumours they,d be stark raving mad to vote for a deal their not completely happy with
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So many twists in the plot.
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we have fought them many times so why do they still want us?
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I can't see why the EU would want rid of Hungary when they are spending a fortune on grooming good old Albania, it's all about territory at the end of the day.
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Not quite sure the move east by the fourth reich went that well
they have history of doing this but you have 'failures' in imperial ambition who now join together napoleon and hitler - a wonderful combination but they couldn't beat us (or the russians) ho ho |
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Ah mobo reminiscing about the war, what a sad cae
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The footage has since sparked speculation of Hungary vetoing a Brexit extension request.
As I said, no need to worry. People see Boris' public persona and think he's a fool but he's actually the most intelligent PM we've had for a long time. |
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and he has Bismarck Mk.II at his side.
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