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pefwin Where you have to have an English ... 23 Jan 19 5.28pm
Has May just beaten JRM? with a 12 point margin to remain, is this the last gasp /grasp of a known sell out? [Link] Edited by pefwin (23 Jan 2019 5.30pm) "Everything is air-droppable at least once." "When the going gets tough, the tough call for close air support."
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Where you have to have an English ... 23 Jan 19 5.28pm

Has May just beaten JRM?

with a 12 point margin to remain, is this the last gasp /grasp of a known sell out?

[Link]

Edited by pefwin (23 Jan 2019 5.30pm)

"Everything is air-droppable at least once."

"When the going gets tough, the tough call for close air support."

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Badger11 Beckenham 23 Jan 19 5.35pm
Originally posted by pefwin Has May just beaten JRM? with a 12 point margin to remain, is this the last gasp /grasp of a known sell out? [Link] Edited by pefwin (23 Jan 2019 5.30pm) Much as I want a no deal Brexit I will take Mrs May deal if the back stop is modified rather than the alternative which is Remain. I suspect that many Tories feel the same way. But first Mrs May has to convince the EU. The EU now has to decide do they give Mrs May enough to get the deal across the line or do they stand firm hoping that the Remainers can win the day. If they stand firm they run the risk of a no deal Brexit which neither side wants. So do the EU get greedy and risk it all or do they accept that Brexit is going to happen and make the best of it. One more point
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Beckenham 23 Jan 19 5.35pm

Originally posted by pefwin

Has May just beaten JRM?

with a 12 point margin to remain, is this the last gasp /grasp of a known sell out?

[Link]

Edited by pefwin (23 Jan 2019 5.30pm)

Much as I want a no deal Brexit I will take Mrs May deal if the back stop is modified rather than the alternative which is Remain. I suspect that many Tories feel the same way. But first Mrs May has to convince the EU.

The EU now has to decide do they give Mrs May enough to get the deal across the line or do they stand firm hoping that the Remainers can win the day. If they stand firm they run the risk of a no deal Brexit which neither side wants.

So do the EU get greedy and risk it all or do they accept that Brexit is going to happen and make the best of it.

One more point

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ChrisGC Wantage 23 Jan 19 5.38pm
Originally posted by ZIGnZAG This... Superb. About sums it up
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Wantage 23 Jan 19 5.38pm

Originally posted by ZIGnZAG

This...

Superb. About sums it up

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.TUX. 23 Jan 19 5.59pm
Originally posted by Pussay Patrol Just saying that doesn't really work as a counter argument So do these billionaires speak for you as well then? Just that I'm trying hard to find a notable famous Brexit exponent who isn't heavily invested in its failure No, I prefer my own research, make my own conclusions and hey presto............the EU is broke. Fact. You take the side of those who have robbed us all for decades now, continually swallow everything they stuff into your gob.........and still ask for more. Each to their own. You make a meal of the views of a small percentage thinking that you're clever and proving a point when all the while the far larger percentage continue to stuff s*** down your neck. That's where you and the rest of the blinkered are at bud. Fact. Buy Litecoin.
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.TUX.

23 Jan 19 5.59pm

Originally posted by Pussay Patrol

Just saying that doesn't really work as a counter argument

So do these billionaires speak
for you as well then? Just that I'm trying hard to find a notable famous Brexit exponent who isn't heavily invested in its failure

No, I prefer my own research, make my own conclusions and hey presto............the EU is broke. Fact.
You take the side of those who have robbed us all for decades now, continually swallow everything they stuff into your gob.........and still ask for more. Each to their own.
You make a meal of the views of a small percentage thinking that you're clever and proving a point when all the while the far larger percentage continue to stuff s*** down your neck.
That's where you and the rest of the blinkered are at bud.

Fact.

Buy Litecoin.

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elgrande bedford 23 Jan 19 6.41pm
Originally posted by Spiderman EU Co-ordinator for Brexit has just tweeted his support for Macron/Merkels ambition for an EU Army!! This is the army that Cameron/Clegg stated was not "on the table" and would never happen. Presumably because they knew it would not be popular. How will this pan out? I am sure our EU loving posters will find only good in the idea Good luck with that. always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.
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bedford 23 Jan 19 6.41pm

Originally posted by Spiderman

EU Co-ordinator for Brexit has just tweeted his support for Macron/Merkels ambition for an EU Army!! This is the army that Cameron/Clegg stated was not "on the table" and would never happen.
Presumably because they knew it would not be popular.
How will this pan out? I am sure our EU loving posters will find only good in the idea

Good luck with that.

always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.

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Pussay Patrol 24 Jan 19 6.00am
Originally posted by .TUX. No, I prefer my own research, make my own conclusions and hey presto............the EU is broke. Fact. You take the side of those who have robbed us all for decades now, continually swallow everything they stuff into your gob.........and still ask for more. Each to their own. You make a meal of the views of a small percentage thinking that you're clever and proving a point when all the while the far larger percentage continue to stuff s*** down your neck. That's where you and the rest of the blinkered are at bud. Fact. You're right, each to their own, you seem like your typical Brexiteer, views based on a mixture of nationalism and misconception, although I feel where we differ are my views are backed up by actual facts rather than put fact at the end of the sentence and hence my points are more valid Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah
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Pussay Patrol

24 Jan 19 6.00am

Originally posted by .TUX.

Fact.

You're right, each to their own, you seem like your typical Brexiteer, views based on a mixture of nationalism and misconception, although I feel where we differ are my views are backed up by actual facts rather than put fact at the end of the sentence and hence my points are more valid

Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah

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Midlands Eagle 24 Jan 19 6.16am
Originally posted by Pussay Patrol You're right, each to their own, you seem like your typical Brexiteer, views based on a mixture of nationalism and misconception, although I feel where we differ are my views are backed up by actual facts rather than put fact at the end of the sentence and hence my points are more valid Thank you as I like to start the day with a good laugh
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24 Jan 19 6.16am

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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol

You're right, each to their own, you seem like your typical Brexiteer, views based on a mixture of nationalism and misconception, although I feel where we differ are my views are backed up by actual facts rather than put fact at the end of the sentence and hence my points are more valid

Thank you as I like to start the day with a good laugh

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Spiderman Horsham 24 Jan 19 8.10am
Originally posted by Pussay Patrol You're right, each to their own, you seem like your typical Brexiteer, views based on a mixture of nationalism and misconception, although I feel where we differ are my views are backed up by actual facts rather than put fact at the end of the sentence and hence my points are more valid Carry on, you seem at peace in your own little world. Can you explain what a typical brexiteer is? I voted to leave and would again but I want to know if I am typical (as you know nothing about me, this should be interesting)
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Horsham 24 Jan 19 8.10am

Originally posted by Pussay Patrol

You're right, each to their own, you seem like your typical Brexiteer, views based on a mixture of nationalism and misconception, although I feel where we differ are my views are backed up by actual facts rather than put fact at the end of the sentence and hence my points are more valid

Carry on, you seem at peace in your own little world. Can you explain what a typical brexiteer is? I voted to leave and would again but I want to know if I am typical (as you know nothing about me, this should be interesting)

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Spiderman Horsham 24 Jan 19 8.21am
Originally posted by Badger11 The problem with a European army will be communication between multiple nationalities so to make it easier why don't they all learn German. It makes sense to me Germany is the key political and economic leader of the EU so they might as well run the military as well. Think this may have been tried a couple of times last Century!
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Horsham 24 Jan 19 8.21am

Originally posted by Badger11

The problem with a European army will be communication between multiple nationalities so to make it easier why don't they all learn German. It makes sense to me Germany is the key political and economic leader of the EU so they might as well run the military as well.

Think this may have been tried a couple of times last Century!

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Badger11 Beckenham 24 Jan 19 8.37am
Originally posted by Spiderman Think this may have been tried a couple of times last Century! One more point
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Beckenham 24 Jan 19 8.37am

Originally posted by Spiderman

Think this may have been tried a couple of times last Century!

One more point

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silvertop Portishead 24 Jan 19 9.36am
Originally posted by Matov It is beyond a joke. And look at France. Imagine similar protests happening in Russia with their police acting in the way that the French are. It would be wall to wall, 24/7 condemnation but because Macron is an EU bitch boy, then barely a murmur above what they have to report to retain any credibility what so ever. But on Brexit, trying to get my head around what this latest twist means in terms of this proposed Coope-Boles amemdment which seeks to stop us leaving on March 29th. Interesting reaction at the moment from Rees-Mogg calling on May to invoke a Parliamentary procedure which closes it down for a few days. Not sure where I stand on all of this because we seem to be entering into a period of constitutional mayhem which does not bode well for anybody. Do none of these politicians appreciate the matches they are playing with and what they could spark off? Through out this entire process I have struggled with how ardent Remainers have been so blase about attemtping to undermine the result of a democratic vote without giving any serious consideration to the backlash. It has become an obsession with some of them that seems to go beyond any logic or reason. Seriously, what on earth does that mean?
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Portishead 24 Jan 19 9.36am

Originally posted by Matov

It is beyond a joke. And look at France. Imagine similar protests happening in Russia with their police acting in the way that the French are. It would be wall to wall, 24/7 condemnation but because Macron is an EU bitch boy, then barely a murmur above what they have to report to retain any credibility what so ever.

But on Brexit, trying to get my head around what this latest twist means in terms of this proposed Coope-Boles amemdment which seeks to stop us leaving on March 29th.

Interesting reaction at the moment from Rees-Mogg calling on May to invoke a Parliamentary procedure which closes it down for a few days.

Not sure where I stand on all of this because we seem to be entering into a period of constitutional mayhem which does not bode well for anybody.

Do none of these politicians appreciate the matches they are playing with and what they could spark off? Through out this entire process I have struggled with how ardent Remainers have been so blase about attemtping to undermine the result of a democratic vote without giving any serious consideration to the backlash. It has become an obsession with some of them that seems to go beyond any logic or reason.

Seriously, what on earth does that mean?

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SW19 CPFC Addiscombe West 24 Jan 19 9.37am
Originally posted by .TUX. No, I prefer my own research, make my own conclusions and hey presto............the EU is broke. Fact. You take the side of those who have robbed us all for decades now, continually swallow everything they stuff into your gob.........and still ask for more. Each to their own. You make a meal of the views of a small percentage thinking that you're clever and proving a point when all the while the far larger percentage continue to stuff s*** down your neck. That's where you and the rest of the blinkered are at bud. Fact. Tin hat BTW everyone is broke. That’s the capitalist system, built on ever expanding amounts of debt. Nothing new here. Did you know? 98.0000001% of people are morons.
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