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He is like 11/10 to win the Labour election btw Wisewords.
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I hope he wins. the other 2 are hopeless
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Smith is shadow work and pensions sec
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Clowns like the OP of this thread.
http://community.betfair.com/politics/go/thread/view /94150/30712539/nightmare-for-the-uk-may-pm-and-article-50-not-triggered#flvWelcomeHeader This mug thinks we should hurry up get out of the EU, out of the single market and take back control . What will we be taking back control of exactly? |
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our borders. pretty much just that
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it's like people want to go back to 1930 or something
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why do some of these mugs want article 50 triggered immediately without even any semblance of a plan
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They think that they are going to march foreigners out of the country ...
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At a very basic level surely we lose all power in negotiating by activating it, as soon as we activate it the clock is ticking, ie. the pressure is on us to buckle to whatever deal the EU offer us to get back in the single market. By tanking our position can grow stronger, we're not laying out cards, and thinks can happen around Europe to boost our position.
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and they can shout "get out of our country" at Muslims & Poles and get away with it
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There are some proper clowns in that thread.
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aaron, you know what you are for not watching RAW anymore?
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go on
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a sucka
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and S A W F T
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SAWWWFFFTTTTTTTTTT
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you've missed Titus' big push ffs
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i listened to a podcast today reviewing it
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so you like wrestling? WTF MAKE YOUR MIND UP
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just didn't watch RAW
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This is the guy in control of Brexit negotiations David Davis.
"Once the European nations realise that we are not going to budge on control of our borders, they will want to talk, in their own interest. There may be some complexities about rules of origin and narrowly-based regulatory compliance for exports into the EU, but that is all manageable." Isn't it a bit arrogant to say that. Also isn't it totally playing your hand. So if they don't budge, we do what exactly? This is what I hate about this, is everything is written like we're just going to go in and walk all over the EU, it's not going to happen though surely, it's not in the EU's interests to let it happen. |
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Novara Media @novaramedia 31m31 minutes ago
'I do feel cheated' - our @ralphpritchard on not being allowed to vote in Labour's upcoming leadership election these people upset they are such Labour supporters they only signed up less than 6 mths ago |
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How long have you been a labour member?
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aaron traded fake scripted wrestling fake fighting fake blood for mma
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https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CnRQAxDWcAE7FFj.jpg:large
hey ed, u up for this cool super exclusive Germug-England deal? |
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oh
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watched Joanna and Brock this weekend just gone
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He also said this:
"Constitutional propriety requires us to consult with the Scots, Welsh, and Northern Irish governments first, and common sense implies that we should consult with stakeholders like the City, CBI, TUC, small business bodies, the NFU, universities and research foundations and the like. None of them should have any sort of veto, but we should try to accommodate their concerns so long as it does not compromise the main aim. This whole process should be completed to allow triggering of Article 50 before or by the beginning of next year." Yet the odds on when Article 50 will be triggered don't really correspond to this at all. |
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what do the odds say in regard to when Article 50 will be triggered?
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aaron you seen the New Day at the Wyatt family's compound?
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Didn't Leave constantly claim they can't make their individual trade deals with non-EU countries? Now they are saying the EU countries will all easily be able to make individual trade deals with the UK as a non-EU country?
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