Brexit Deal

lifes2short

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FIFTY said:
What I wonder is how these hardliner Tories are set to gain by causing chaos
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exactly that, causing chaos for no reason other that they are self serving bunch of morons, just look at the tw4t that picked the mace up, what an absolute d1ck head, was that supposed to be something clever?, just turns everything into a complete farce and a joke
 
GeoffCapes

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Well, if you thought it couldn't get any worse. It just has. The first casualty if the Tory leadership challenge, Teresa May's meeting with the Irish Primeminister this afternoon.
When are these goons going to learn?
Teresa May said that 'legally' a new prime minister won't get in before we leave in the first place, if she loses, which then means that we either leave with no deal or don't leave at all.

This bit got me thinking.

Plot twist.
Mrs May knows her days are numbered anyway, but as a final act of defiance, she gets all of the Tory MP's to contest her leadership, then she gets voted out, not leaving time for a deal, we then have a referendum again which we vote on leaving with no deal, or staying in.
Everyone goes on the rampage saying how bad a "no deal Brexit" would be, and the UK the vote goes with remainers, and we stay in the EU.

Stranger things have happened.
 
Andyk

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Trump and Boris era....God help us...one and all......

Right back to not giving a feck.......
 
Rwc13

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Whatever the result of the vote tonight, it looks like we either leave with no deal or seek a deferral. The latter starts to look more likely as there is likely to be a groundswell of opinion against a no deal exit. And if there is a deferral I can see a vote between May’s deal, a no deal brexit and remain becoming a real possibility. Is it a different question to the one previously asked where more certainty is being provided on what the options look like so arguably doesn’t offend democracy? Not sure the leavers would go along with that.

But it makes you wonder whether this has always been the grand plan to get to a second vote that results in a remain conclusion since neither of the brexit options looks attractive in their own right.
 
Andyk

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I will not vote again Dave did it once....I wanted to stay in but I have excepted what the original vote was. It's all a joke. They can all bicker and make the country look like a joke....I don't care anymore.....Going to move to Iceland where there are more great looking woman % wise apparently than anywhere else......Not told Liz yet mind you.... :)
 
Wattie

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If it doesn’t occur it’s a Brexit hijack however you want to portray it.

A clock deliberately wound down to a point where we’re apparantly unprepared for a deal that was never going to happen in the first place.....
Or even required.
Leave meant leave......

And it was democratically voted in by the largest vote in British History

https://www.standard.co.uk/comment/...sh-vote-in-history-for-anything-a3281496.html

Respect the result.


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GeoffCapes

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Andyk said:
I will not vote again Dave did it once....I wanted to stay in but I have excepted what the original vote was. It's all a joke. They can all bicker and make the country look like a joke....I don't care anymore.....Going to move to Iceland where there are more great looking woman % wise apparently than anywhere else......Not told Liz yet mind you.... :)
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Having been to Iceland, I can confirm that there are some spectacular looking women.
However, like everywhere, there are also quite a few munters.

Same as everywhere really.
 
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