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 Willo  South coast - west of Brighton. 17 Nov 18 11.32am |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
The ERG have been very transparent as to what they want . In general terms there is of course no overall pandemic approval for the draft deal, indeed wholesale and virulent oppostion to it but the PM wants the great and good to support it "In the national interest". Maybe those Conservative MPs in Parliament who will have that crucial vote might conclude that a rejection of the deal might prove cataclysmic and decide to grudgingly back the deal.My feeling is that Conservative MPs are divided between pragmatists and realists.As things stand it really is difficult to see how the deal will be approved in Parliament. Edited by Willo (17 Nov 2018 11.42am)
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| Penge Eagle Beckenham 17 Nov 18 12.35pm |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
This is what you prefer over the EU You keep saying that our political system is better than being in the EU, then you say this. You argue against your own point And the EU is a better political system because?? Edited by Penge Eagle (17 Nov 2018 12.35pm)
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| steeleye20 Croydon 17 Nov 18 1.04pm |
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Originally posted by Penge Eagle
And the EU is a better political system because?? Edited by Penge Eagle (17 Nov 2018 12.35pm) I guess because it is not a system of class and privilege, other than that the EU have handled all this very professionally without any rancour or bitterness. I am pleased we are staying in all but name, you have to be pragmatic.
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Pussay Patrol  17 Nov 18 1.20pm |
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Originally posted by Penge Eagle
And the EU is a better political system because?? Edited by Penge Eagle (17 Nov 2018 12.35pm) I think the way they debate and pass legislation is more up to date, less bureaucratic with less political influence. They take advice from experts and looks at the needs of people Our system is archaic and run by public school elites who only have self serving interests, people who don't live in the real world only their political bubble. The handling of Brexit has exposed how incompetent and out of touch our politicians are. That is undeniable
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| Rachid Rachid Rachid 17 Nov 18 9.21pm |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
I think the way they debate and pass legislation is more up to date, less bureaucratic with less political influence. They take advice from experts and looks at the needs of people Our system is archaic and run by public school elites who only have self serving interests, people who don't live in the real world only their political bubble. The handling of Brexit has exposed how incompetent and out of touch our politicians are. That is undeniable Agree with this. What a bunch of cvnts. David Davis and Boris exposed as being spineless and Not up to the job Boris even discredited by his own family. Meanwhile w***er Corbyn sits on his hands after failing to offer much opposition to a referendum that broke election law and conservatives eating each other. Waste of space the whole lot.
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| ex hibitionist Hastings 18 Nov 18 10.38am |
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What May has done seems extremely clever to me, offered a worthless brexit (in the trade bloc permanently without a say in how it's run), if there is a second referendum, which I think strongly there will be, it will be based on 'in or out of the customs/union single market' (which the first one should have been on - or it should have been made clear that's what brexit would involve), not in or out of the EU itself which was deceptively vague bcos there has to be some formal relationship, and the country will vote to stay in the trade bloc imho
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| Stirlingsays Online 18 Nov 18 11.50am |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
I think the way they debate and pass legislation is more up to date, less bureaucratic with less political influence. They take advice from experts and looks at the needs of people
Talk about living in a bubble! This guy should write press releases for China.
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| Badger11 Beckenham 18 Nov 18 12.01pm |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Talk about living in a bubble! This guy should write press releases for China. LOL I was going to reply to that statement but then I thought why bother. If you think that the EU cares out the people well good luck to you cos I don't.
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 Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 18 Nov 18 12.22pm |
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Originally posted by Badger11
LOL I was going to reply to that statement but then I thought why bother. If you think that the EU cares out the people well good luck to you cos I don't. Verhofstadt letting the mask slip.... [Tweet Link]
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| Pussay Patrol 18 Nov 18 12.45pm |
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Originally posted by Badger11
LOL I was going to reply to that statement but then I thought why bother. If you think that the EU cares out the people well good luck to you cos I don't. feel free to disprove anything I said
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| steeleye20 Croydon 18 Nov 18 1.59pm |
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'A week is a long time in politics' Who would have thought a week ago that the UK would remain in the EU in all but name, subject to their rules and paying 60 billions for the privilege? To remain would obviously be far better for us so can't happen as it is Westminster. If Mrs May were to call an election she could well win with labour votes, mine included much as I detest their social policies.
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cryrst  The garden of England 18 Nov 18 3.06pm |
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I thought this agreement was a starting point.
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