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 Spiderman  Horsham 13 Mar 19 7.51am |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
I bet he copes perfectly well with the 7m he has made out of Brexit Mate, with respect you are a mug Edited by Pussay Patrol (13 Mar 2019 7.21am) Your obsession with JRM raises it's head again!
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| Spiderman Horsham 13 Mar 19 7.55am |
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Originally posted by Mapletree
Don’t agree. Take out Corbyn and Abbott. Watson and Starmer both particularly strong. A decent bench IMO. Now there is an idea!
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| Midlands Eagle 13 Mar 19 7.56am |
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Originally posted by DANGERCLOSE
Pussay thinks that everyone who voted for Brexit is deluded, insane and thick as a brick so you got off lightly being called a mug
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Pussay Patrol  13 Mar 19 8.14am |
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Originally posted by DANGERCLOSE
Hahaha, name calling?? hahaha I believe in democracy, respect the vote You are posting material from leave.eu a site founded by Aaron Banks who is under a criminal investigation and there is a widely held belief he received funds from Russian officials. Any credible leave voter would distance themselves from such propaganda, the fact you cite democracy makes you look even more foolish. Most people would deny they've been manipulated, you seem comfortable with it
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| Badger11 Beckenham 13 Mar 19 8.17am |
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Originally posted by Mapletree
Don’t agree. Take out Corbyn and Abbott. Watson and Starmer both particularly strong. A decent bench IMO. Stop putting ideas into my head.
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| Pussay Patrol 13 Mar 19 8.23am |
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Originally posted by Spiderman
Your obsession with JRM raises it's head again! Intrigued is a better description Are you OK with the fact a senior politician, a vocal leave campaigner, influencing the electorate to vote for Brexit has deliberately profited from the economic uncertainty and instability it has brought? The political elite are completely mugging you off
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| Badger11 Beckenham 13 Mar 19 8.48am |
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Just heard Dominic Grieve he doesn't like the 2016 referendum vote but he does believe we should pay attention to the opinion polls! Err Wasn't the referendum an opinion poll? However he would rather listen to polls commission by parties and pressure groups (as long as they agree with his world view). I have no respect for someone like that. I understand that if you want to Remain you will vote to delay Brexit as a tactic . What I don't get is leavers like Corbyn saying we should take no deal off the table. How does that help the negotiations? If the EU said take no deal off the table and we will give you a fabulous deal then fair enough but the EU are not negotiating at the moment. Any MP that genuinely wants to leave should vote for a no deal then maybe just maybe the EU will realise we are being serious and if they don't budge then that MP has carried out the will of the people. If history has taught us anything it is that if moderate politicians fail to come up with moderate solutions people turn to extremism. Up until now I have pooh poohed the alarmists who claim the reds are under the bed and the right are burning crosses on your front lawn. However if parliament ignores the will of the people I can see a rise in extremist politics, what's the point of voting? The Great Brexit Betryal continues.
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| Pussay Patrol 13 Mar 19 9.06am |
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Originally posted by Badger11
Just heard Dominic Grieve he doesn't like the 2016 referendum vote but he does believe we should pay attention to the opinion polls! Err Wasn't the referendum an opinion poll? However he would rather listen to polls commission by parties and pressure groups (as long as they agree with his world view). I have no respect for someone like that. I understand that if you want to Remain you will vote to delay Brexit as a tactic . What I don't get is leavers like Corbyn saying we should take no deal off the table. How does that help the negotiations? If the EU said take no deal off the table and we will give you a fabulous deal then fair enough but the EU are not negotiating at the moment. Any MP that genuinely wants to leave should vote for a no deal then maybe just maybe the EU will realise we are being serious and if they don't budge then that MP has carried out the will of the people. If history has taught us anything it is that if moderate politicians fail to come up with moderate solutions people turn to extremism. Up until now I have pooh poohed the alarmists who claim the reds are under the bed and the right are burning crosses on your front lawn. However if parliament ignores the will of the people I can see a rise in extremist politics, what's the point of voting? The Great Brexit Betryal continues. Why on earth do you think threatening a no deal is a good tactic? It would harm us 10 times more than it would them, plus after Brexit we would still have to agree a new trade deal with the EU, that would put us extremely difficult situation and would also show us in a bad light when negotiating other trade deals, the Japanese said as much. You may believe the UK can prosper after Brexit but crashing out in a no deal scenario will take many years to repair
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| Badger11 Beckenham 13 Mar 19 9.38am |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
Why on earth do you think threatening a no deal is a good tactic? It would harm us 10 times more than it would them, plus after Brexit we would still have to agree a new trade deal with the EU, that would put us extremely difficult situation and would also show us in a bad light when negotiating other trade deals, the Japanese said as much. You may believe the UK can prosper after Brexit but crashing out in a no deal scenario will take many years to repair
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| Midlands Eagle 13 Mar 19 10.11am |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
You may believe the UK can prosper after Brexit but crashing out in a no deal scenario will take many years to repair If you honestly believed that you wouldn't feel the necessity to use such emotive phrases as "crashing out" We are leaving the EU not crashing out and trade deals shouldn't take too long if both parties have the will as the framework is already in place The EU should have the will to negotiate trade deals as the UK is still a very important market for them
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| Pussay Patrol 13 Mar 19 10.21am |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
If you honestly believed that you wouldn't feel the necessity to use such emotive phrases as "crashing out" We are leaving the EU not crashing out and trade deals shouldn't take too long if both parties have the will as the framework is already in place The EU should have the will to negotiate trade deals as the UK is still a very important market for them This idea that we wield the power and they will buckle just isn't working because they haven't and nor will they Even if the EU still wanted to negotiate after we walk away while sticking 2 fingers up at them it still hurts us more
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| steeleye20 Croydon 13 Mar 19 10.21am |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
If you honestly believed that you wouldn't feel the necessity to use such emotive phrases as "crashing out" We are leaving the EU not crashing out and trade deals shouldn't take too long if both parties have the will as the framework is already in place The EU should have the will to negotiate trade deals as the UK is still a very important market for them Better wait for the vote on 'no deal' later today but there are only approx 150 'no-deal' MPs. It is not a question of what extension the UK wants, it is what the EU decide is in the bloc's interests.
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