As I said,even if we get Brexit in Oct or Jan this is not the end by a long way.Remainers will carry on trying to get us back in with the help of the EU who will leave the door wide open.A change of Goverment promising to take us back in is all it would take.We are going to get this shit for years to come.
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[Politics] Brexit
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Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
If we did ever go back in, we could embrace a new currency. €
England’s Chief Medical Officer has once again confirmed that in the case of No Deal, patients lives are at risk and there may well be deaths as a result of No Deal Brexit.
Genuinely shocking the amount of people who care so much about playground concepts of WINNING and LOSING that they are comfortable having innocent blood on their hands. Genuinely.
What the **** has happened to our country? Tearing itself apart over something no one gave a flying **** about 5 years ago. It’s so sad.
Genuinely shocking the amount of people who care so much about playground concepts of WINNING and LOSING that they are comfortable having innocent blood on their hands. Genuinely.
What the **** has happened to our country? Tearing itself apart over something no one gave a flying **** about 5 years ago. It’s so sad.
Baldseagull
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Every time? How many user names have you had?
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Corbyn wants an election but he didn't fall into the trap Cummings/Johnson set for him, with the timing. Once we've got the extension, then a vote of No Confidence can be called.
No party will get overall control despite what the polls say. It will end up in a coalition of some kind which will hamstring the extremists of Labour & the Tories.
nicko31
Well-known member
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Radicalised by malign disinformation delivered by social media.
People get cross when I say it is from the Kremlin.
pb21
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- Apr 23, 2010
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I thought that May's WA as ammended by Labour was due to be voted on, it came up as part of the Benn act stuff.
When will this happen, if it is? Seems like a good comprise and presumably all the labour MPs who wrote to the EU wanting a deal recently would vote for it. On this basis it would likely pass the HoC.
Grombleton
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- Dec 31, 2011
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Actually I did reply but I can't respond to all my fans as there are simply to many posts.Anyway I'm inviting all Remoaners like you to meet me for a big booze up on Oct 31st to celebrate Independence Day.Drinks are on me.Who's coming?
I don't like Special Brew.
Will he keep popping into the toilets and changing his outfit? “Oh yeah, I’ve just seen two profs in the toilets, he’ll be out in a minute. In fact I’ll just go and check on him”...
Obvs I won’t be at Wetherspoons with him. I wouldn’t go anywhere near him if the world was flooded with piss and he was sat in the only tree.
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- Jan 3, 2012
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No really? Who would have thought that a major part of Japanese (and other) car-makers establishing major manufacturing operations in the UK was that they would be able to trade freely here within the EU? Well, I would never have thought of that!
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Ooh that's ace. Should be used in the Poetic Put Downs thread, and relished for years to come.
It would have taken us out of the EU. That's literally what Brexit means.
So you base this entirely on the idea Boris Johnson, serial philanderer and a man twice sacked for lying, is telling the truth?
Nope. Legally watertight, with a backstop of the Scottish courts writing a letter on his behalf.
That is true.... about more things than you realise. Don't believe everything you think.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
So, we ask for ANOTHER delay, with no hope whatsoever of an agreement. Waste of time, a further attempt at sabotage, scuppering and delay by folks not accepting the result.
Get the GE done, and get this done. It is not going away.
Get the GE done, and get this done. It is not going away.
Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
I've lost count.
Why?
Brexit on October 31st is just the start, not the end of the matter...... didn't you know that?
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
- 31,265
This is how I see this going:
1. EU Summit rejects Boris's backstop solution. No "Deal" reached.
2. 19 Oct 19 - Parliament reconvenes. Johnson asks for vote on his backstop solution to give it parliamentary backing. Corbyn rejects this as EU has already rejected it. Corbyn demands the Benn Act be executed and Boris seeks extension.
3. Boris leaves it as late as possible but eventually caves and writes letter seeking extension.
4. Boris immediately announces a General Election for the end of November.
5. Boris goes into full "Me and the People vs Parliament" mode.
6. EU accept extension to January.
7. EU also announce they'll extend further to June if UK wishes to hold a Second Referendum.
8. Farage kicks off that No Deal hasn't happened, that Boris is full of shit and an electoral pact is off.
9. Boris takes a kicking in the polls as Leavers begin to desert Tories for Brexit Party.
10.General Election produces another hung Parliament.
1. EU Summit rejects Boris's backstop solution. No "Deal" reached.
2. 19 Oct 19 - Parliament reconvenes. Johnson asks for vote on his backstop solution to give it parliamentary backing. Corbyn rejects this as EU has already rejected it. Corbyn demands the Benn Act be executed and Boris seeks extension.
3. Boris leaves it as late as possible but eventually caves and writes letter seeking extension.
4. Boris immediately announces a General Election for the end of November.
5. Boris goes into full "Me and the People vs Parliament" mode.
6. EU accept extension to January.
7. EU also announce they'll extend further to June if UK wishes to hold a Second Referendum.
8. Farage kicks off that No Deal hasn't happened, that Boris is full of shit and an electoral pact is off.
9. Boris takes a kicking in the polls as Leavers begin to desert Tories for Brexit Party.
10.General Election produces another hung Parliament.