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Should the UK remain a member of the EU


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  1. 1. Should the UK remain a member of the EU

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France has reiterated its opposition to Britain being granted any further Brexit extension if it does not have a concrete plan with clear support in the Commons, saying that without one Britain must be deemed to have chosen to leave the EU without a deal.

 

"Strongman" Macron threatens UK, but makes no comment on veggiegate. Get your priorities sorted out.

 

2 minutes ago, Anubis said:

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There's no such thing as a veggie disc. Not on these shores.

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7 minutes ago, SasaS said:


What have they been doing for three days then?

Labour have been outlining their position, May has been listening without offering anything and then trying to identify where Labour will compromise.

 

May is just running down the clock and trying to spread the blame around. If she was really serious about a customs union half the cabinet would have resigned. Next step is to go to the EU and offer them nothing in the hope that France and a couple of other states refuse.

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1 hour ago, 1892-LFCWasBorn said:

Not a surprise is it?

 

This has been just an exercise to scare the shit out of the ERG and DUP to vote for May's deal when it comes back, which it will.

 

The ERG want to go out with no deal, so that bluff was lost the minute labour said ‘nothing changed’. DUP know nothing bar a change in the backstop will get their vote. So fruitless if that’s the objective. 

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11 minutes ago, Numero Veinticinco said:

The ERG want to go out with no deal, so that bluff was lost the minute labour said ‘nothing changed’. DUP know nothing bar a change in the backstop will get their vote. So fruitless if that’s the objective. 

No deal ain't happening. Parliament won't allow it due to it being a remaining majority.

 

It's either May's shit deal or softer Brexit.

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53 minutes ago, 1892-LFCWasBorn said:

No deal ain't happening. Parliament won't allow it due to it being a remaining majority.

 

It's either May's shit deal or softer Brexit.

I do wish people would stop making such declarative statements about a situation that is far from predictable. You’ve got Bobby saying it definitely is, you saying it definitely ain’t. It’s all guesswork. Anybody making grand statements is guessing. 

 

Fuck it. I’m joining the anti-veggie renaming squad. 

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Fucking hell!!!! No wonder the tory cunts dont want a 2nd ref or GE if this is the case. Of course it wont be this cut and dried but all the same...

 

Hopefully they've torn themselves a new arsehole with this mess they've made and they'll be dead for a generation.

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59 minutes ago, pauliescouse said:

Fucking hell!!!! No wonder the tory cunts dont want a 2nd ref or GE if this is the case. Of course it wont be this cut and dried but all the same...

 

Hopefully they've torn themselves a new arsehole with this mess they've made and they'll be dead for a generation.

They'll win the next election! Don't forget, people in general have a tendency to swing further to the right as they get older, so a lot of those late teens and early twenties polled there will end up as chairperson of their local Tory party by the time they're in their mid-40's.

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The average age of the tory party ..

 

"The Queen Mary team estimate that the average Conservative member's age has increased from 54 to 57 since the 2015 general election. So the average age of party members is always hard to pin down. The estimate of 72 is not definitive, and 57 may well be closer to the mark"

 

I could never vote tory, not after the "steady decline" Thatcher and Hurd implemented, and had a direct impact on my dad; of course its a new generation now but the disdain they show for people who are working class, or god forbid, poor, is cruel. Tory values hey....

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