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Is it the great British Public telling the politicians to Get on with it.
Is it Teresa May telling her uncontrollable and deeply divided party to Get on with it.
Is it Teresa May talking to herself to Get on with it.
Is Teresa May mouthing the words "Get on with it" in attempt to convince God only knows who that she has the slightest clue that she knows what she is doing.
No its the EU telling us to get on with it and prepare for no deal while we are at it.
Please tell me precisely who thefu ckis supposed to Get on with it. What exactly and concretely are they supposed to be getting on with. And have they got any chance of being able to get on with it in any way what so ever.
Are you really proud of yourselves all you geniuses who knew exactly what you voted for when you caused this insanity.
Is it Teresa May telling her uncontrollable and deeply divided party to Get on with it.
Is it Teresa May talking to herself to Get on with it.
Is Teresa May mouthing the words "Get on with it" in attempt to convince God only knows who that she has the slightest clue that she knows what she is doing.
No its the EU telling us to get on with it and prepare for no deal while we are at it.
Please tell me precisely who thefu ckis supposed to Get on with it. What exactly and concretely are they supposed to be getting on with. And have they got any chance of being able to get on with it in any way what so ever.
Are you really proud of yourselves all you geniuses who knew exactly what you voted for when you caused this insanity.
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Hey up, Melv, hope you are enjoying the sunshine.
 I've just been having a leisurely breakfast on the patio and am looking forward to what Mrs May brings back from the next set of discussions. Let's hope they all get on with it but I think the EU has other preoccupations at the moment and I have my doubts that they will be telling us very much. |
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Unfortunately the EU worships money eg 39 bn, and therefor not much chance of a no deal
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The dilemma for Mrs May is what chess players recognise as "being in zugzwang" where any move she is compelled to make makes her situation worse. She won't resign (or is not allowed to), therefore does nothing and lets her clock run down.
This is a self-inflicted wound where calling the election last year was revealed to be a bad move. She still has one ace, which is the £39 billion bribe. She must use it wisely to get an acceptable deal in return by the March deadline or find a way to blame the other side for no deal. We shall see. |
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Why keep blaming the UK government?
The EU have put all their eggs in one basket, they thought Brexit would never happen even after the result of the referendum and all that's gone on since. That's why they've been dragging their feet. And who can blame them with the likes of Blair, Clegg, Cable, Clarke the BBC and all the other anti-brexiteers trying to scupper our exit. With the best will in the world from our side it still takes two to tango. |
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The hiding Tory brexiteers are the ones that should be getting on with it but they prefer to carp away in the background pretending to be champions of Leave when in reality the opposite is true.
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^So the main politicians in favour of Brexit are really remainers?
Thanks for that pearl of wisdom. |
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Fox, Bullingdon , Chairman May etc what an absolute shower of muppets they are
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You don't do your credibility any good by simply calling everybody names anxious.
It simply shows you aren't capable of making constructive criticism. |