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Jimenez SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 08 Jul 18 11.56pm | |
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David Davis Resigns. Now the s*** will hit the fan for May.
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Penge Eagle Beckenham 09 Jul 18 12.48am | |
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Let's hope she follows very soon...
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Stirlingsays 09 Jul 18 1.01am | |
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It's the only tenable thing he could have done and still called himself a Brexiteer. How Johnson can stay.....well.....we shall see. How politicians can put party before country on this issue is beyond me.
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Matov 09 Jul 18 4.40am | |
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It has to be Mogg now as the next leader. Gove and Johnson have shown themselves to be unworthy of leading Brexit and only an outsider and a staunch Leaver can be considered. And especially in light of a potential October election. Fingers crossed.
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DanH SW2 09 Jul 18 7.37am | |
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Shambles.
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Badger11 Beckenham 09 Jul 18 8.00am | |
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Just reminded my MP if the deal goes ahead he can forget my vote at the next election. As many of us suspected this is a betrayal of the voters, I didn't expect much else to be honest. May is a remainer she is putting party interests ahead of the wishes of the country. As Sir Humphrey explained to the minister you avoid doing something by putting the awkward bit in the title and then avoiding it in the text of the document. In this case no doubt the document is called the UK leaving the EU, and then we don't we just call it something else. What worries me is that this is our opening position the EU will no doubt wring concessions. No thanks I would rather leave without a deal. As for the Tories remember Nick Clegg and the Students Loans pledge? Whatever happened to him? Corbyn must be laughing his socks off.
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Islington Eagle North of the River 09 Jul 18 9.19am | |
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True Brexit is dead. 17m betrayed. Gammon faces all over the country exploding with rage. Binary choice plebecite betrayed. LMFAO
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CambridgeEagle Sydenham 09 Jul 18 9.34am | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
It's the only tenable thing he could have done and still called himself a Brexiteer. How Johnson can stay.....well.....we shall see. How politicians can put party before country on this issue is beyond me. He admitted he wouldn't have done a good job of delivering Brexit. Shame he only realised this 2 years after the rest of us. Now whoever it is has a couple of months to do the job he's been not bothering to do for the last 2 years. Incompetent moron, allergic to detail. Good riddance.
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CambridgeEagle Sydenham 09 Jul 18 9.39am | |
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Originally posted by Badger11
Just reminded my MP if the deal goes ahead he can forget my vote at the next election. As many of us suspected this is a betrayal of the voters, I didn't expect much else to be honest. May is a remainer she is putting party interests ahead of the wishes of the country. As Sir Humphrey explained to the minister you avoid doing something by putting the awkward bit in the title and then avoiding it in the text of the document. In this case no doubt the document is called the UK leaving the EU, and then we don't we just call it something else. What worries me is that this is our opening position the EU will no doubt wring concessions. No thanks I would rather leave without a deal. As for the Tories remember Nick Clegg and the Students Loans pledge? Whatever happened to him? Corbyn must be laughing his socks off.
The EU's strategy of just rejecting any sort of fudged position has worked very well to date so I see no need for them to deviate from it quite yet. May's position will keep softening until we're at Norway or no Brexit and they will say thank you very much. No deal a non-started given legislation in UK parliament RE Irish border and given parliamentary arithmetic. What a buggers muddle. I think the whole thing should be stopped, but I have pointed out on here that we should be doing full Brexit or no Brexit not a weak pastiche of soft Brexit. Waste of bloody time, money and effort. This is all Cameron's fault for doing zero prep and not making it abundantly clear on the voting slip what the actual choices were and saying Brexit will mean x,y and z and laying out a roadmap for how it would happen. Thanks to him all we've had is Tory party squabbling and May finally pushing us towards a pointless BINO following a disastrous election campaign and rejection of her strategy for Brexit and the country.
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Oliver Bodega Bay 09 Jul 18 9.41am | |
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Originally posted by CambridgeEagle
He admitted he wouldn't have done a good job of delivering Brexit. Shame he only realised this 2 years after the rest of us. Now whoever it is has a couple of months to do the job he's been not bothering to do for the last 2 years. Incompetent moron, allergic to detail. Good riddance. David Davis had spent just 4 hours in talks with Michel Barnier this year.
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Islington Eagle North of the River 09 Jul 18 9.54am | |
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Originally posted by CambridgeEagle
The EU's strategy of just rejecting any sort of fudged position has worked very well to date so I see no need for them to deviate from it quite yet. May's position will keep softening until we're at Norway or no Brexit and they will say thank you very much. No deal a non-started given legislation in UK parliament RE Irish border and given parliamentary arithmetic. What a buggers muddle. I think the whole thing should be stopped, but I have pointed out on here that we should be doing full Brexit or no Brexit not a weak pastiche of soft Brexit. Waste of bloody time, money and effort. This is all Cameron's fault for doing zero prep and not making it abundantly clear on the voting slip what the actual choices were and saying Brexit will mean x,y and z and laying out a roadmap for how it would happen. Thanks to him all we've had is Tory party squabbling and May finally pushing us towards a pointless BINO following a disastrous election campaign and rejection of her strategy for Brexit and the country. 100% this.
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Oliver Bodega Bay 09 Jul 18 10.07am | |
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Originally posted by Penge Eagle
Let's hope she follows very soon... None of the Brexiteers want the job they don't want Brexit on their hands and their legacy.
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