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OUT WITH A DEAL EATING OUR CAKE AND LOVING IT suck it up remoaners
And like a typical anti democracy remoaner he decided the will of the people should be ignored the minute the democratic result was in total fecking hypocrite 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Despite it being voted in to law by the commons the spineless two faced remoaner MPs have totally abandoned any morals and decided to ignore the will of the British people.
It will be remembered and no election or referendum will ever be the same again in this country.
The one thing that will come is a massive surge in the popularity of UKIP or a similar party in the future who stand for the 52%.
Happy Days.
[Post edited 1 Jan 2021 14:13]
OUT AFLI SUCK IT UP REMOANER LOSERS
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Honestly, can anyone think of a Tory or Labour prospect who could do any better than May, they are all hopeless. Turns out Gove only stayed so he could try and persuade May to renegotiate a bit more, allegedly. Sturgeon is on Andrew Marr now, she just said while she supports the backstop and any deal that ensures the Good Friday agreement and keeps peace in Northern Ireland such a deal will put Scotland at a disadvantage so she can't support it....or did I hear it wrong? Did I misunderstand? It sounded like she said she supports something she cannot support!! She also wants a general election to get rid of the tories, she must think she'll be better off with Corbyn, maybe he'd allow another indyref? All these politicians are saying they want the best for the UK but it's all about self interest, as usual.
The Countdown begins. on 10:31 - Nov 18 by Catullus
Honestly, can anyone think of a Tory or Labour prospect who could do any better than May, they are all hopeless. Turns out Gove only stayed so he could try and persuade May to renegotiate a bit more, allegedly. Sturgeon is on Andrew Marr now, she just said while she supports the backstop and any deal that ensures the Good Friday agreement and keeps peace in Northern Ireland such a deal will put Scotland at a disadvantage so she can't support it....or did I hear it wrong? Did I misunderstand? It sounded like she said she supports something she cannot support!! She also wants a general election to get rid of the tories, she must think she'll be better off with Corbyn, maybe he'd allow another indyref? All these politicians are saying they want the best for the UK but it's all about self interest, as usual.
Sturgeon is so tunnel visioned that all she can put her mind to is how to make the (or any) situation support independence. To the extent she makes contradictory statements.
Mrs May has put her cards on the table. Now it’s everyone else’s turn The prime minister has made her choices. Others will have to take responsibility for fateful decisions of their own By Andrew Rawnsley
Mrs May has put her cards on the table. Now it’s everyone else’s turn The prime minister has made her choices. Others will have to take responsibility for fateful decisions of their own By Andrew Rawnsley
Surely thats a good thing if the current deal on the table is anything to go by? May has come across like a massive control freak who is tryinig to appease everyone but has only succeeded in handing over even more to the EU than remaining entirely would have.
She needs removing
"Michu, Britton and Williams could have won 3-0 on their own. They wouldn't have required a keeper."
Mrs May has put her cards on the table. Now it’s everyone else’s turn The prime minister has made her choices. Others will have to take responsibility for fateful decisions of their own By Andrew Rawnsley
The Countdown begins. on 10:37 - Nov 18 by union_jack
Sturgeon is so tunnel visioned that all she can put her mind to is how to make the (or any) situation support independence. To the extent she makes contradictory statements.
I wish Wales had somebody like Comrade Nicola to fight our corner.
Complacent Carwyn even handed back devolved powers to Westminster ....for nothing. Brilliant. Not.
Beware of the Risen People
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The Countdown begins. on 12:13 - Nov 18 with 2284 views
The Countdown begins. on 12:13 - Nov 18 by Gowerjack
Got the best deal she could considering her own stupid red lines and having to pander to the unicornists.
There is no deal available to us that is better than the deal we have as a member.
It's really not that difficult to understand.
At this point in term with regards to dealing with EU. There's a bigger world out there and the longer term is far more important.
The problem any government trying to make a deal is the constant opposition, both on opposition benches and from within Tory party trying to dismiss and prevent "no deal". Tht approach has destroyed any leverage in negotiations - given EU fear that outcome, why on earth would anyone do their best to rule it out? Gives EU the whip hand.
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The Countdown begins. on 14:18 - Nov 18 with 2220 views
The Countdown begins. on 14:12 - Nov 18 by bluey_the_blue
At this point in term with regards to dealing with EU. There's a bigger world out there and the longer term is far more important.
The problem any government trying to make a deal is the constant opposition, both on opposition benches and from within Tory party trying to dismiss and prevent "no deal". Tht approach has destroyed any leverage in negotiations - given EU fear that outcome, why on earth would anyone do their best to rule it out? Gives EU the whip hand.
No. 27 to 1 plus 45 years of membership gives them the whip hand.
Blaming the pesky opposition to it is laughable.
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The Countdown begins. on 14:47 - Nov 18 with 2201 views
The Countdown begins. on 14:12 - Nov 18 by bluey_the_blue
At this point in term with regards to dealing with EU. There's a bigger world out there and the longer term is far more important.
The problem any government trying to make a deal is the constant opposition, both on opposition benches and from within Tory party trying to dismiss and prevent "no deal". Tht approach has destroyed any leverage in negotiations - given EU fear that outcome, why on earth would anyone do their best to rule it out? Gives EU the whip hand.
I have said the same thing so many times I'm fed up repeating myself. Gowerjack is right about the EU, no deal they give us will be better than the members deal but those of us who believe a fair 'third country' deal with the ability to forge new deals of our own across the planet would be better, understand that. The problem is the remainers don't see it that way, they think leaving the EU is total doom and gloom, they have no confidence that we can do better outside the EU. They can't see though that all the infighting, the calls for another vote, the divisions in our country have only given the EU encouragement. To get a fair deal we needed to be unified and strong and they had to know we'd be willing to leave with no deal. Their refusal to give up on stopping brexit has done as much damage as our useless politicians. I watched Raab this morning. He stayed loyal to May, said he supported her but cannot support the clause that could tie us into the EU in perpetuity, until they gave us permission to leave. If May changes that he thinks the deal could still happen and I agree. Raab certainly made more sense than Bojo. On a side note, I rwad today that JRM has complained he is struggling, down to his last 5 million apparently. If true, is it any wonder so many people don't like or trust him, it shows a surprising detachment from reality and a complete lack of empathy and understanding for people who have to get by on a tiny fraction of his pocket money. I called him Dickensian yesterday, maybe he needs a visit from the ghost of Christmas future!!
Denying they’ve helped the EU during the negotiations is laughable.
Sami Chakrabarty this morning was claiming Labour would get a better deal, a deal much like we have now. Marr pointed out to her that the EU has said many times no third country will get anywhere near that and she said that Labour could as we'd be talking in a better atmosphere. It's more delusional than any brexiteer, she and apparently Corbyn think the EU will give them a better deal because it'd be a friendly chat!! Adding in that Corbyn has been constantly undermining the tories to try and get into number 10 and the damage that has done, Corbyn has to take a share of the blame for the position we are in, as does anybody else who has actively undermined brexit.
The Countdown begins. on 14:58 - Nov 18 by Catullus
Sami Chakrabarty this morning was claiming Labour would get a better deal, a deal much like we have now. Marr pointed out to her that the EU has said many times no third country will get anywhere near that and she said that Labour could as we'd be talking in a better atmosphere. It's more delusional than any brexiteer, she and apparently Corbyn think the EU will give them a better deal because it'd be a friendly chat!! Adding in that Corbyn has been constantly undermining the tories to try and get into number 10 and the damage that has done, Corbyn has to take a share of the blame for the position we are in, as does anybody else who has actively undermined brexit.
Labour, with a few honourable exceptions, have been a disgrace over Brexit. Saint Jezza in particular.
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The Countdown begins. on 15:44 - Nov 18 with 2147 views
The Countdown begins. on 15:53 - Nov 18 by union_jack
Doesn't it just!
Absolutely it does, but its only what many have been saying for 3 years anyway.
I think James Obrien nailed it a few months ago. All the arguments for Brexit disintegrate as soon as you have to write them down and expose them to scrutiny. Which is why hard liners like the ERG and Pikey champion "no deal", because its exactly that... the absence of a deal.
The Countdown begins. on 14:19 - Nov 18 by WarwickHunt
No. 27 to 1 plus 45 years of membership gives them the whip hand.
Blaming the pesky opposition to it is laughable.
It doesn't give them the whip hand.
An opposition, including within the Tory party wanting to explicitly exclude "no deal" meaning they would accept *any* deal weakens Britain's position.
No wonder they wanted to speak to Starmer!
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The Countdown begins. on 16:49 - Nov 18 with 2097 views
The loony DUP has officially confirmed they don’t support May’s proposals. So the game is probably up. Unless she comes up with something dramatic next week.
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