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 #445 16 Sept 2019 at 10.23pm | |   |
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Who's worried?
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#444 16 Sept 2019 at 10.10pm | | |
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Yep
If elected on that ticket it would be a democratic approval
But... unlikely to happen.
Just watching Johnson on the news. He's a f***ing embarrassment
At least he's consistent. He began the Brexit campaign with bull**** and he's still doing it now.
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#443 16 Sept 2019 at 9.41pm | | |
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So the Liberal Party have declared if they win the next election they will ignore the referendum completely, obviously not Democrats after all.
Jesus ... 'if they win the next election...' so completely democratic. They campaign on a stop Brexit ticket, if they won ... so more people voted for them ... they'd knock it on the head. What's so hard to understand?
It ain't going to happen though, so don't worry too much.
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#442 16 Sept 2019 at 7.52pm | | |
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The way I see it labour are dead in the water all the time they have a lying two faced leader. The liberals are deluded and will never get anywhere near no10, the protest vote has gone to their heads. Boris is far cleverer than many in politics and currently has the leavers eating out of his hand, are they all in for a big disappointment.
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#441 16 Sept 2019 at 7.02pm | | |
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Plus they wont go into partnership with Cons or Labour. So its Cons for leave, Labour don't know and Liberals f*** democracy and do what they want.
If Labour go all out for a 2nd referendum they will attract the remain vote but lose their leave voters.
So its all to play for as i reckon Brexiters will not go Brexit for fear of letting Labour in by splitting the Cons vote.
But who knows buffoon Boris might pull a rabbit out of the hat, but i still don't think so!
If Cons do a pact with Brexit its there's for the taking!
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#440 16 Sept 2019 at 2.42pm | | |
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So the Liberal Party have declared if they win the next election they will ignore the referendum completely, obviously not Democrats after all.
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#439 13 Sept 2019 at 10.12pm | | |
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Load of bollox , free Tommy , he's back
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#438 13 Sept 2019 at 7.01pm | | |
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Not very well Paul.
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#437 13 Sept 2019 at 6.03pm | | |
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How is the "easiest deal in human history" coming along?
Asking for a nation......
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#436 11 Sept 2019 at 7.51am | | |
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So what’s the scariest prospect?
Boris stays and we stomp out of Europe throwing toys about as we leave, going back sucking our thumb a while later to be imposed some sort of duty or tariff that may or may not equate to the potential worldwide demand for kippers.
Or labour getting in on the promise of another referendum, which will probably go the other way, and then you’re stuck with a government that had no mandate in place but will make sure the chimney sweep union, urban street dance crews, plastic policemen (diane abbot’s abacus battery is still on the blink so they can’t afford real ones) and blind lgbt lepers all do alright for a term
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#435 9 Sept 2019 at 6.40pm | | |
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Maybe he's toying with you, we know nothing you say can be taken literally, you didn't even vote. 
So Bercow retires the same day we leave the eu, wonder if he will be leaving the UK as well, there you go, perfect job for you.
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#434 9 Sept 2019 at 9.42am | | |
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Every thing you say?
Nah never trust a hippy
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#433 9 Sept 2019 at 0.28am | | |
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Ssshhhhh
I'm toying with the bloke who takes everything I say literally.
I mean honestly. I might as well get a bus and write him a big promise of 350 million quid a week along the side of it.
Oh... hang on....
Besides. I'm in a EU country.
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#432 9 Sept 2019 at 0.28am | | |
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When. 
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#431 9 Sept 2019 at 0.17am | | |
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If you want to remain in the EU you need to move to an EU country .
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