An unfortunate habit of mine is I recall what you say, when you lie, change sides, and forge my posts.
Brexit, for once some facts.
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What would you know about "Glorious stances"? we don't lie, forge other peoples posts and change sides.
Remind me, what are you currently in favour of?
Charles Walker Vice Chair of 1922 committee said on the radio that if Mays deal is defeated tonight May will have no choice but to call a GE, any thoughts?
Wish you were but you obviously arent. Just to clarify, I dont own any Porsches or a Porsche. It was a figure of speech.
If you actually read my posts you, d know the car I drive.
With Labour in state they are would it make any difference.?
TM:
"The danger... (is) if this deal is not passed then Brexit could be lost"
funny she should say that at this moment in time...
"The danger... (is) if this deal is not passed then Brexit could be lost"
funny she should say that at this moment in time...
Amusing tweet
[B]James O'Brien[/B]Verified account @[B]mrjamesob[/B] 4h4 hours ago
So the whole thing now hinges on an unelected expert's opinion on the likelihood of foreign judges in a supranational court allowing us to unilaterally abandon the backstop we invented.
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[B]James O'Brien[/B]Verified account @[B]mrjamesob[/B] 4h4 hours ago
So the whole thing now hinges on an unelected expert's opinion on the likelihood of foreign judges in a supranational court allowing us to unilaterally abandon the backstop we invented.
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It was a reasonable question after you posted this
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Mays deal is the best deal on offer because of remainers.
Our best option now is no deal, calling EUs bluff and sorting the mess out.
And in response to this
I have a pensioners concessionary pass, never used it yet but it might do
There is a degree of honesty though... If deal doesnt get through we, ll be remaining.
Its quite ridiculous that even at this late stage we do not actually know. Its the unknown doing the damage. Either way economy will bounce back when we do have an answer.
Its not complicated OG. Had country showed anything approaching a united approach EU would have relented and offered better terms. As it is they know we are divided and that half country are scared witless about a no deal. Remainers have played right into EU hands. Our stance throughout should have been "we dont care about no deal". I dont think you, ve ever played poker OG... Best hand is often folded. Days, if not hours, after no deal all and sundry would be clamouring for deals(even if it got that far) . Its inevitable. We have allowed EU to put political agenda before trade prosperity. They would change their minds. Fact.
We have underplayed our position and over estimated EU's. We are all up creek with broken paddles. The lot of us. We will be firmly back in EU soon. A shame, country made a decision and MPs have chosen not to honour it.
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