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Brexit is a shameful disgrace.
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
We're not bashing the UK we're bashing the morons that lead us. I wish they'd dissolve parliament and get rid of every last one of the schysters and let some intelligent people handle brexit We'll be 'celebrating' Guy Fawkes next month.
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Originally posted by .TUX.
We'll be 'celebrating' Guy Fawkes next month. The only man ever to enter parliament with honourable intentions, so it's said.
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Originally posted by Cucking Funt
The only man ever to enter parliament with honourable intentions, so it's said. Amen.
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So Mys May's big idea to solve the deadlock is to ask for more time. Enough is enough. The EU are not serious about offering us a deal they a trying to drag this out with the help of the PM. So in return for the EU conceding err nothing we pay them billions more for an extra year. Just heard Hilary Benn say the transition period should be flexible in other words a Hotel California deal. It's time for the Brexit MPs to step up to the plate May has to go. She delayed the start of negotiations and then agreed to their timetable which was linear rather than multi channel. So no negotiations on the future relations until the exit deal had been agreed. This was always going to drag on which is what the EU and the Remainers wanted. The EU has given nothing and May has just rolled over. We should leave March 2019 and tell the EU they are not getting a penny however we are happy to negotiate if they want. This puts the pressure back on them if they want their 40bn stop the delaying tactics.
Edited by Badger11 (18 Oct 2018 7.59am)
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Originally posted by Badger11
We should leave March 2019 We should extend it by a month so that those of us who are supposed to be flying abroad for Easter can enjoy their holiday
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I think it's pretty unanimous on here that the Maybot and her team are fookin useless. Is this the first thing we've all agreed on? Edited by Penge Eagle (18 Oct 2018 9.48am)
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Originally posted by Badger11
So Mys May's big idea to solve the deadlock is to ask for more time. Enough is enough. The EU are not serious about offering us a deal they a trying to drag this out with the help of the PM. So in return for the EU conceding err nothing we pay them billions more for an extra year. Just heard Hilary Benn say the transition period should be flexible in other words a Hotel California deal. It's time for the Brexit MPs to step up to the plate May has to go. She delayed the start of negotiations and then agreed to their timetable which was linear rather than multi channel. So no negotiations on the future relations until the exit deal had been agreed. This was always going to drag on which is what the EU and the Remainers wanted. The EU has given nothing and May has just rolled over. We should leave March 2019 and tell the EU they are not getting a penny however we are happy to negotiate if they want. This puts the pressure back on them if they want their 40bn stop the delaying tactics.
Edited by Badger11 (18 Oct 2018 7.59am) Remain is the only option for the UK. The EU is not anxious for the divorce bill and now making plans for the exit without a deal. The UK economy would be devastated, and it is already in a parlous state with no assets after 40 years of privatisation piggery.
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Originally posted by Penge Eagle
I think it's pretty unanimous on here that the Maybot and her team are fookin useless. Is this the first thing we've all agreed on? Edited by Penge Eagle (18 Oct 2018 9.48am) I would apply that term to brexit lunatics like you certainly, the public is coming round to to same opinion.
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Originally posted by steeleye20
The UK economy would be devastated, and it is already in a parlous state with no assets after 40 years of privatisation piggery. We do have assets as we have huge gold reserves. Oh sorry, I forgot that Gordon Brown flogged them off
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Two news articles one after the other
People's Vote march: Hundreds of thousands attend London protest - [Link] It can't be right?
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The establishment don't want us to leave so in a way these protestors are singing to the choir. Whatever stitch up May and the EU are planning has already been organised it's just a matter of timing. I suspect that May will keep it under wraps until after the budget vote when she will pull off a miraculous deal in which the EU backs down all hail the PM. Of course later when we read the small print.... I am now getting angry with the Tory Brexit camp. If they are true to their word then they should give May an ultimatum and sack her if she will not agree. At the moment it smells of self serving politicians looking to cover their backsides. Where is the man or woman of vision.
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