JC Footy Genius
Bringer of TRUTH
- Jun 9, 2015
- 10,568
It was never going to be straightforward but if there is a willingness to compromise on both sides solutions can be found.
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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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It was never going to be straightforward but if there is a willingness to compromise on both sides solutions can be found.
Dave the OAP
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Lincoln Imp
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- Feb 2, 2009
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Well yes, he seems to be assuming that something Theresa May has said is true. That's a novel concept but in this case he is probably right. In these febrile and chaotic Brexiting times it is difficult to predict the future but most people would assume, right now, that we will leave the customs union. I do. It doesn't mean that I will stop supporting those who are trying to stop it happening. Now. Your point. Are you making one or are you just jeering and crowing and going ticktockticktock like Pretty Pink Fairy and the rest of your contingent? Perhaps you are just one of the angry old men being referred to?
Baldseagull
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Bit thin on detail that story, a picture of a typed letter and the statement "this was sent to an 80 year old Brexiter". No mention of it being reported to police, or police action on it. But, it's on the internet, must be true!
JC Footy Genius
Bringer of TRUTH
- Jun 9, 2015
- 10,568
It has been reported to the Police.
https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/914918/brexit-letter-zac-goldsmith-death-threat-remain-leave
In a further twist ..
https://order-order.com/2018/02/06/bbc-sack-zac-threat-presenter/
JC Footy Genius
Bringer of TRUTH
- Jun 9, 2015
- 10,568
What form does your 'support' take exactly? Shouty letter to the Guardian, boring friends and family rigid ... perhaps a donation to Soubry/Umunna re election campaigns?
Yes I noticed the casual lazy agesim from Cleggars aswell. Typical Lib Dem intolerance. Helps create the environment where people think it acceptable to send death threats to pensioners.
Baldseagull
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Thank you for supplying a more credible source, I hope it is (as I suspect) fraudelent, but if true hope the recipient is not frightened by it. Seems strange to call your MP about it first though.
nicko31
Well-known member
With the Tory right seeming to be pulling the strings again, can December's agreement of EU Citizens Rights, the divorce bill and the Irish border hold?
Need to be made legally binding PFQ if things are going to move on.
Need to be made legally binding PFQ if things are going to move on.
Which shows you've not been paying attention. Probably due to your remain blinkeredness. BOTH sides have stated that the December agreement is open for alteration during the further stages of negociations. So it's a tad difficult and rather pointless making it legally binding at the moment.
Pretty pink fairy
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- Jan 30, 2008
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nicko31
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Any snow in Macedonia?
If the comments section on that site is anything to go by, the members of that website are very unpleasant people.
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
I see as you're now having to utilise The Daily Express as a more credible source than Guido Fawkes blog site with one paragraph articles complete with pictures and bright pretty colours to back up your ideological online activism on a football forum, Anna Soubry has been receiving death threats since daring to criticise Brexiteers on Monday night- https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/9...h-threat-Tory-Brexiteer-Theresa-May-newsnight
Pinkie Brown
Wir Sind das Volk
Goes with the territory. Two of the biggest fake news sites attracting swivel eyed oddballs. I expect the perpetrator was on statins......
daveinprague
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Still, to their credit, they didnt get homophobic untl the 7th posting, or racist until the 14th.
- Jul 10, 2003
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Well from his contributions on here, I get the impression that Ppf isn't the fastest of typists
Oh right. I've never visited the site before and I shan't do so again. Full of hate, full of loons. It's an unfortunate result of Brexit, these knuckle draggers are emboldened and their unpleasant views are being vocalised and websites like that one are alive with the sound of bigotry. It's a shame but the genie is out of the bottle now, some people in this country are showing their true colours and it's not pretty.
I would have liked to think our future as a nation would have been on a forward and progressive trajectory with a united EU. Forging ahead. Unified. Unfortunately 52% decided that was not to be and so it appears that out time on the right side of history, as a unified progressive nation, a key part of something great in the EU will now just be looked upon as a brief period of time where we got it right and life was hopeful and life was good.
We gave it all up to send May scrabbling around in China trying to beg for export deals when we currently make up 3% of their import market. Disappointing.
nicko31
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That isn't the EU interpretation, its been signed off by 27 members. If we go back on what was agree in December it won't end well for us. The way we're heading anything can happen, plus there is are own parliament to deal with if the Tories try and do anything stupid
I’m wondering if Davis, May and Co will play the Aspergers card to get them out of this total and utter mess?
Hmmmmm. Not true. What did Barnier called his update....The Davis Clause?