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 #192 20 Mar 2019 at 10.39pm | |   |
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Lol
Looks like a no deal exit on the 29th if the deal is rejected again..... bad news for the UK in the short term at least....
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#191 20 Mar 2019 at 3.53pm | | |
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The vote was like a referendum on getting a new car. Nige said it would be a 4x4, Boris a nice big luxury saloon, Liam Fox promised a convertible, David Davis said it would be really fast … but they all agreed it would BE BETTER than what we had.
Nearly three years later, it turns out to be a 1978 Austin Allegro. In orange.
It’s that or no-deal, which is a space hopper. Some politicians point out that space hoppers are good cardio exercise, although they probably won’t actually be bouncing around on one themselves, and they happen to have shares in a company that makes rubbery plastics.
Either way, we’ll probably come to realize the original motor wasn’t so bad at all.
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#190 20 Mar 2019 at 10.09am | | |
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they never wanted us to leave.
the whole thing has been a big stalling tactic to stay in which we will. May's only job was to keep us in which she has done expertly. A long extension will now follow with us having another "vote". This time remain will win and we will stay.
They get what they wanted all along. Final proof for me that democracy does not exist.
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#189 19 Mar 2019 at 3.47pm | | |
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Weak politicians in the uk with no backbone whatsoever f?cking disgrace leave won simple.
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#188 19 Mar 2019 at 2.42pm | | |
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The EU will probably only be willing to grant an extension based on some rediculous demands, likely more
Money or a second vote. Given the way our parliament have behaved the only choice would be to bend over for them, or stand up and leave without a deal. I bet we can all agree which way our weak government would lean, followed by the majority of parliament!
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#187 19 Mar 2019 at 8.14am | | |
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The EU find the prospect of the UK exiting without a deal as frightening and preposterous as we do (well, the majority of us, anyway).
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#186 19 Mar 2019 at 6.51am | | |
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Lol.... another twist to the story with Bercow's efforts in parliament yesterday.
Will we now exit with a no deal if the EU reject an extension of article 50 from the 29th?... if the deal has no chance of being passed and the EU know this then they may well reject an extension.....
Or will there be a short extension or extended.....possibly permanent delay on brexit?.... nobody knows...
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#185 13 Mar 2019 at 10.58pm | | |
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It's a debt.
No option to not pay it.
Unless we really want to f*** ourselves over...
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#184 13 Mar 2019 at 9.03pm | | |
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In reply to Post #182
Leaving with no deal and not paying the divorce bill would be the best outcome now....
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#183 13 Mar 2019 at 1.15pm | | |
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The way things are going, I think it’s going to get to the point where we don’t end up leaving at all.
I was listening to a debate last night, and when it was put a certain way, it’s clear the MPs are deliberately stalling:
1st they vote not to leave with a deal, then it seems odds on that tonight they vote not to leave with no deal. The EU will not negotiate a new deal, especially if no deal is taken off the table. By process of elimination, that leaves stay as the only option!
I voted remain, but fully accept the result of the vote. I wish our MPs would do the same and get on with it!
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#182 13 Mar 2019 at 0.19am | | |
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as the MP's know it's worse than the deal for the country...
LMFAO no mate its not its just worse for them !!!!!
the best thing ever would be what we voted for to leave the failed EU leave with no deal and pay them nothing
but it wont happen of course
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#181 12 Mar 2019 at 7.30pm | | |
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What now?? ... well.. Now were in the endgame.
The EU have not moved on their deal, they have changed nothing.
Tomorrow the vote to leave with no deal. Big shock if that is approved as the MP's know it's worse than the deal for the country...
So it'll be an extension to article 50 but the EU have already said there will be no other deal on the table...... 
Ho Ho.....
Best I apply for the IDP soon and remember to get a green card ordered for the France trip in July....
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#180 11 Mar 2019 at 10.25pm | | |
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Can't see another vote happening.
But if it did, and a 'remain' vote won, there would have to be another vote for true democracy \ level playing field. (best of three)
And what if we voted to leave, AGAIN? Then what? 
A right mess in other words.
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#179 10 Mar 2019 at 4.27pm | | |
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Eh?
You can see why they are fighting who?
They’re not fighting with and executing politicians.
I’ll see your political corruption in the west and raise you... Africa 
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#178 10 Mar 2019 at 4.19pm | | |
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In reply to Post #175
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