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 Spiderman  Horsham 15 Jan 19 1.29pm |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
not sure what qualifies you as a Brexpert unless you've conducted a trade deal yourself Edited by Pussay Patrol (15 Jan 2019 10.00am) Have never professed to being a Brexpert! but I have watched the way Juncker and Barnier have behaved and to me they sum up the EU. I have had close dealings with certain aspects of EU law and they certainly dont look after the interests of the British people, which is my concern. Sorry if you don't agree or like that attitude. Having said that if remain had won I would have accepted the result unlike many on the remain side.
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| Spiderman Horsham 15 Jan 19 1.33pm |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
If that's the case I hope that Mrs May resigns and calls a General Election. With luck all of the voters whether Conservative or Labour whose MP is voting tonight against the wishes of the general public will lose and be out of a job and if that results in a complete mess for the next government then so be it. Politicians need to learn that their job is to carry out the will of the people and if they are unwilling to do that then chuck them out. My MP will vote for Mrs May's Brexit deal on the basis that his constituents voted to leave so good on him Couldn't agree more. MPs like Dominic Grieve should be de-selected, his constituents voted to leave.
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| Spiderman Horsham 15 Jan 19 1.36pm |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Not to mention making sure that all the pro EU demonstrations are in camera shot. I have often wondered who they are. Do they not have jobs? Surely in the EU utopia that can't be the case.
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| davenotamonkey 15 Jan 19 2.36pm |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
OK we get all that, it's just that your messages are just anti EU sentiment which is all we ever hear on the leave side. If you've won the argumennt, why the need to keep banging that drum? The pre brexit debate has been and gone, Brexit is happening right now and soon we face a new dawn. What I can never get is that people on the leave side are so adamant we should leave yet cannot talk about the positive stuff of how we will benefit after March 29th. Just a load of pointless mud slinging Had a big reply cued up, was about to send it, but then I realised... what's the point? People like you are determined to re-fight the referendum. People like you are determined to place al many procedural blocks in the way of enacting this decisive vote. People like you desperately try to claim democratic and demographic legitimacy to justify overturning the result. This is why we "bang the drum". Go back and re-read my posts prior and post referendum result on this thread. Our relationship with the EU has not changed with respect to our international obligations. Therefore all the points remain valid, and I stand by them all. You will find plenty of "positive stuff" therein, you just can't read it with your blinkers on, nor can you hear it with your fingers in your ears. I now regret my brief foray back into this thread, so I'll take my leave again and watch, ever so infrequently, from afar.
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| Willo Online South coast - west of Brighton. 15 Jan 19 2.55pm |
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Originally posted by davenotamonkey
Had a big reply cued up, was about to send it, but then I realised... what's the point? People like you are determined to re-fight the referendum. People like you are determined to place al many procedural blocks in the way of enacting this decisive vote. People like you desperately try to claim democratic and demographic legitimacy to justify overturning the result. This is why we "bang the drum". Go back and re-read my posts prior and post referendum result on this thread. Our relationship with the EU has not changed with respect to our international obligations. Therefore all the points remain valid, and I stand by them all. You will find plenty of "positive stuff" therein, you just can't read it with your blinkers on, nor can you hear it with your fingers in your ears. I now regret my brief foray back into this thread, so I'll take my leave again and watch, ever so infrequently, from afar. And Parliament is awash with remainers who will vote against the deal as a tactic to try and force another referendum.They are not interested in ANY deal, they would vote down every deal.And the Labour Party would also vote down ANY deal for party political purposes, not in the interests of the country. For avoidance of doubt I am an ERG type Brexiteer who doesn't support the deal.
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| Midlands Eagle 15 Jan 19 3.15pm |
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Originally posted by Willo
If they get their way we should place them all in the stocks and pelt them with eggs. The old ways are still the best ways
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| Willo Online South coast - west of Brighton. 15 Jan 19 3.34pm |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
If they get their way we should place them all in the stocks and pelt them with eggs. The old ways are still the best ways Certainly has my endorsement ! Even tarred and feathered,and thrown into the pestle and mortar and pummelled !
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| W12 15 Jan 19 3.45pm | |
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Other than the odd true gentleman like Sir Bill Cash all I hear trying to follow this discussion today is an entirely Brexit dismissive word salad. It also occurred to me how the Scottish can not only get their own parliament but field their own nationalist party when any idea of a British nationalist party would be met with cry’s of racism and xenophobia all around. Good luck to them though. A Mainstream British nationalist party is exactly what we need. I’m hoping that For Britain can achieve that. If they don’t someone will.
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 Hrolf The Ganger 15 Jan 19 4.16pm |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
If they get their way we should place them all in the stocks and pelt them with eggs. The old ways are still the best ways I know you are saying this in a humorous way but maybe there will be those who see direct action as a reasonable response. If Brexit is not realised then Parliament no longer represents democracy or the people.
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| the silurian The garden of England.(not really) 15 Jan 19 4.20pm |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
not sure what qualifies you as a Brexpert unless you've conducted a trade deal yourself Edited by Pussay Patrol (15 Jan 2019 10.00am) as you consider yourself an expert on anything political, hypothetical question for you... lets assume you get your yearned for 2nd referendum, suppose the vote is LEAVE, what are you gonna do then, cry until you get a 3rd referendum....best of 3???
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| steeleye20 Croydon 15 Jan 19 4.27pm |
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Perhaps Neil Warnock would like to pop in to Llanelli and explain his brexit comments to them, it would be interesting to see their response. Hopefully Cardiff FC will crash out of the PL as well with him in the driving seat.
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| Lyons550 Shirley 15 Jan 19 4.27pm |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
OK we get all that, it's just that your messages are just anti EU sentiment which is all we ever hear on the leave side. If you've won the argumennt, why the need to keep banging that drum? The pre brexit debate has been and gone, Brexit is happening right now and soon we face a new dawn. What I can never get is that people on the leave side are so adamant we should leave yet cannot talk about the positive stuff of how we will benefit after March 29th. Just a load of pointless mud slinging
That's how I read it anyway
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