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"Let's just get Brexit done.. " Brexits done, they're just trying to save a few jobs to keep the taxes flowing. | |||
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"Let's just get Brexit done.. " I thought it had been ‘done ‘ ? | |||
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"Is it still oven ready?" 29th March 2019 is Well in the past . If the ovens still been on I think it'll be a little bit burnt Just like The U.K | |||
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"Hey Ho and the sun will rise the day after..." Very true my friend. | |||
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"Hey Ho and the sun will rise the day after..." Another Brexit bonus?  | |||
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"looks like the final 24 hours tomorrow if there is no deal the government will press ahead with the internal trade bill and that will be that." That will please the next POTUS  | |||
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"Seems to be dragging on for a country that was supposed to capitulate ages ago" Pardon? I thought we ‘held all the cards’ ? | |||
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"Seems to be dragging on for a country that was supposed to capitulate ages ago" Yeah i wonder what the eu is so scared of? | |||
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"Let's just get Brexit done.. " Done? We have been! | |||
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"Seems to be dragging on for a country that was supposed to capitulate ages agoYeah i wonder what the eu is so scared of?" They are probably terrified of the fact ‘we hold all the cards ‘ | |||
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"Let's just get Brexit done.. Done? We have been!" Now now, if we leave without a deal then it was what the people voted for | |||
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"Seems to be dragging on for a country that was supposed to capitulate ages agoYeah i wonder what the eu is so scared of? They are probably terrified of the fact ‘we hold all the cards ‘ "And they need us more than we need them | |||
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"Seems to be dragging on for a country that was supposed to capitulate ages agoYeah i wonder what the eu is so scared of? They are probably terrified of the fact ‘we hold all the cards ‘
And they need us more than we need them"Yeah, I can’t believe the EU haven’t capitulated already and given the UK ‘an amazing deal ‘ | |||
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"Seems to be dragging on for a country that was supposed to capitulate ages agoYeah i wonder what the eu is so scared of? They are probably terrified of the fact ‘we hold all the cards ‘
And they need us more than we need them"Lionel, you have seen the light.. sit down before you get dizzy.. | |||
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"Seems to be dragging on for a country that was supposed to capitulate ages agoYeah i wonder what the eu is so scared of? They are probably terrified of the fact ‘we hold all the cards ‘
And they need us more than we need them
Yeah, I can’t believe the EU haven’t capitulated already and given the UK ‘an amazing deal ‘ "Ha ha ha! Yeah cos we have soooo much they are desperate for Lol  | |||
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"Seems to be dragging on for a country that was supposed to capitulate ages agoYeah i wonder what the eu is so scared of? They are probably terrified of the fact ‘we hold all the cards ‘
And they need us more than we need them
Lionel, you have seen the light.. sit down before you get dizzy..
"Seen the light? We were promised sunlit uplands , | |||
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"Seems to be dragging on for a country that was supposed to capitulate ages agoYeah i wonder what the eu is so scared of? They are probably terrified of the fact ‘we hold all the cards ‘
And they need us more than we need them
Yeah, I can’t believe the EU haven’t capitulated already and given the UK ‘an amazing deal ‘
Ha ha ha! Yeah cos we have soooo much they are desperate for Lol "Fish? | |||
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"Seems to be dragging on for a country that was supposed to capitulate ages agoYeah i wonder what the eu is so scared of? They are probably terrified of the fact ‘we hold all the cards ‘
And they need us more than we need them
Lionel, you have seen the light.. sit down before you get dizzy..
Seen the light? We were promised sunlit uplands , "only in the summer its winter mate. | |||
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"Seems to be dragging on for a country that was supposed to capitulate ages agoYeah i wonder what the eu is so scared of? They are probably terrified of the fact ‘we hold all the cards ‘
And they need us more than we need them
Lionel, you have seen the light.. sit down before you get dizzy..
Seen the light? We were promised sunlit uplands , only in the summer its winter mate."No such thing as winter when we leave the EU, | |||
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"Seems to be dragging on for a country that was supposed to capitulate ages agoYeah i wonder what the eu is so scared of?" Surely it can't be weak little UK who are so insignificant outside the EU. | |||
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"Seems to be dragging on for a country that was supposed to capitulate ages agoYeah i wonder what the eu is so scared of? They are probably terrified of the fact ‘we hold all the cards ‘
And they need us more than we need them
Lionel, you have seen the light.. sit down before you get dizzy..
Seen the light? We were promised sunlit uplands , only in the summer its winter mate.
No such thing as winter when we leave the EU, "we cant move Britain unfortunately if we could we would have a canada deal but apparently britain is too near eu countries to have one of those. | |||
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"Seems to be dragging on for a country that was supposed to capitulate ages agoYeah i wonder what the eu is so scared of? Surely it can't be weak little UK who are so insignificant outside the EU. " I am not sure what your point is? When are we getting this ‘amazing deal’ , if I could be bothered I would list all the times the leave campaign leaders stated there was no chance of a no deal? What has happened | |||
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"Seems to be dragging on for a country that was supposed to capitulate ages agoYeah i wonder what the eu is so scared of? They are probably terrified of the fact ‘we hold all the cards ‘
And they need us more than we need them
Lionel, you have seen the light.. sit down before you get dizzy..
Seen the light? We were promised sunlit uplands , only in the summer its winter mate.
No such thing as winter when we leave the EU, we cant move Britain unfortunately if we could we would have a canada deal but apparently britain is too near eu countries to have one of those. "Why can’t we get a Canada deal? We hold all the cards ? | |||
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"Seems to be dragging on for a country that was supposed to capitulate ages agoYeah i wonder what the eu is so scared of? Surely it can't be weak little UK who are so insignificant outside the EU. I am not sure what your point is? When are we getting this ‘amazing deal’ , if I could be bothered I would list all the times the leave campaign leaders stated there was no chance of a no deal? What has happened " Well it seems the eu have gone back on the withdrawal agreement and will not recognize the uk as a sovereign nation now.  | |||
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"Seems to be dragging on for a country that was supposed to capitulate ages agoYeah i wonder what the eu is so scared of? They are probably terrified of the fact ‘we hold all the cards ‘
And they need us more than we need them
Yeah, I can’t believe the EU haven’t capitulated already and given the UK ‘an amazing deal ‘
Ha ha ha! Yeah cos we have soooo much they are desperate for Lol
Fish? "they have that already don't they? | |||
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"Seems to be dragging on for a country that was supposed to capitulate ages agoYeah i wonder what the eu is so scared of? Surely it can't be weak little UK who are so insignificant outside the EU. " But Boris and his clique of numpties haven't managed to figure out that bleeding obvious situation yet. | |||
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"Seems to be dragging on for a country that was supposed to capitulate ages agoYeah i wonder what the eu is so scared of? Surely it can't be weak little UK who are so insignificant outside the EU. I am not sure what your point is? When are we getting this ‘amazing deal’ , if I could be bothered I would list all the times the leave campaign leaders stated there was no chance of a no deal? What has happened Well it seems the eu have gone back on the withdrawal agreement and will not recognize the uk as a sovereign nation now. "O dear, that wasn’t in the script, especially as they need us more then we need them | |||
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"Seems to be dragging on for a country that was supposed to capitulate ages agoYeah i wonder what the eu is so scared of? They are probably terrified of the fact ‘we hold all the cards ‘
And they need us more than we need them
Lionel, you have seen the light.. sit down before you get dizzy..
Seen the light? We were promised sunlit uplands , only in the summer its winter mate.
No such thing as winter when we leave the EU, we cant move Britain unfortunately if we could we would have a canada deal but apparently britain is too near eu countries to have one of those. "Odd given we do more trade with the USA than any other country. | |||
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"Seems to be dragging on for a country that was supposed to capitulate ages agoYeah i wonder what the eu is so scared of? Surely it can't be weak little UK who are so insignificant outside the EU. I am not sure what your point is? When are we getting this ‘amazing deal’ , if I could be bothered I would list all the times the leave campaign leaders stated there was no chance of a no deal? What has happened Well it seems the eu have gone back on the withdrawal agreement and will not recognize the uk as a sovereign nation now.
O dear, that wasn’t in the script, especially as they need us more then we need them "No who would have thought it. | |||
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"Seems to be dragging on for a country that was supposed to capitulate ages agoYeah i wonder what the eu is so scared of? Surely it can't be weak little UK who are so insignificant outside the EU. I am not sure what your point is? When are we getting this ‘amazing deal’ , if I could be bothered I would list all the times the leave campaign leaders stated there was no chance of a no deal? What has happened Well it seems the eu have gone back on the withdrawal agreement and will not recognize the uk as a sovereign nation now. "Err... well we are. We always have been. A state of affairs lost on most Brexiteers. The nonsense they cling desperately to about being 'dictated to'. Hey ho. The proof is in the pudding. | |||
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"Seems to be dragging on for a country that was supposed to capitulate ages agoYeah i wonder what the eu is so scared of? They are probably terrified of the fact ‘we hold all the cards ‘
And they need us more than we need them
Lionel, you have seen the light.. sit down before you get dizzy..
Seen the light? We were promised sunlit uplands , only in the summer its winter mate.
No such thing as winter when we leave the EU, we cant move Britain unfortunately if we could we would have a canada deal but apparently britain is too near eu countries to have one of those.
Odd given we do more trade with the USA than any other country. "I don’t think the new POTUS is very impressed with Boris and the rest of his Brexit fuckwits, doesn’t bode well for any US trade deal | |||
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"Deal, No Deal, who cares.. Noel Edmunds could do better than these clowns.. " Who cares? You started and are commenting on a thread talking about Brexit | |||
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"Only 24 hours then barnier will be going home with his tail between his legs.Macron will have to explain why his fishermen cant work why theres no fish in the shops and the uk can start making them unlevel playing fields the eu is shit scared of. "And we can all celebrate our national hero Boris and his Brexit A team on getting the UK an amazing deal, I think | |||
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"Only 24 hours then barnier will be going home with his tail between his legs.Macron will have to explain why his fishermen cant work why theres no fish in the shops and the uk can start making them unlevel playing fields the eu is shit scared of.
And we can all celebrate our national hero Boris and his Brexit A team on getting the UK an amazing deal, I think "I dont think there will be one now in time for jan 1st. | |||
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"Only 24 hours then barnier will be going home with his tail between his legs.Macron will have to explain why his fishermen cant work why theres no fish in the shops and the uk can start making them unlevel playing fields the eu is shit scared of.
And we can all celebrate our national hero Boris and his Brexit A team on getting the UK an amazing deal, I think I dont think there will be one now in time for jan 1st."What? But Boris promised? | |||
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"And the sun rises.. zzzzz" And your still here commenting on a subject you don’t care about | |||
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"And the sun rises.. zzzzz And your still here commenting on a subject you don’t care about "And the sun rises .. zzz | |||
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"Only 24 hours then barnier will be going home with his tail between his legs.Macron will have to explain why his fishermen cant work why theres no fish in the shops and the uk can start making them unlevel playing fields the eu is shit scared of.
And we can all celebrate our national hero Boris and his Brexit A team on getting the UK an amazing deal, I think I dont think there will be one now in time for jan 1st.
What? But Boris promised? "It takes two to tango  funny that the mighty eu need guarantees that little insignificant Britain wont de regulate and take their trade away. | |||
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"And the sun rises.. zzzzz And your still here commenting on a subject you don’t care about
And the sun rises .. zzz"What time ? | |||
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"And the sun rises.. zzzzz And your still here commenting on a subject you don’t care about
And the sun rises .. zzz
What time ? "It will rise when it feels like.. chillout.. | |||
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"Only 24 hours then barnier will be going home with his tail between his legs.Macron will have to explain why his fishermen cant work why theres no fish in the shops and the uk can start making them unlevel playing fields the eu is shit scared of.
And we can all celebrate our national hero Boris and his Brexit A team on getting the UK an amazing deal, I think I dont think there will be one now in time for jan 1st.
What? But Boris promised? It takes two to tango funny that the mighty eu need guarantees that little insignificant Britain wont de regulate and take their trade away. "I don’t get it though, Boris promised, Gove promised, David Davies promised, JRM promised, we hold all the cards, | |||
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"And the sun rises.. zzzzz And your still here commenting on a subject you don’t care about
And the sun rises .. zzz
What time ?
It will rise when it feels like.. chillout..
"Zzzzzz, I am chilled, the sun will rise | |||
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"Are we heading for a no deal then?" We can’t be, ‘nobody voted for a no deal ‘ | |||
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"Are we heading for a no deal then? We can’t be, ‘nobody voted for a no deal ‘ "i cant remember anything about deals on the ballot paper just stay or leave and the majority voted leave. | |||
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"Are we heading for a no deal then?" looks very much like it now. | |||
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"Are we heading for a no deal then? We can’t be, ‘nobody voted for a no deal ‘ i cant remember anything about deals on the ballot paper just stay or leave and the majority voted leave."No my words, the words of Micheal Gove | |||
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"Are we heading for a no deal then? We can’t be, ‘nobody voted for a no deal ‘ i cant remember anything about deals on the ballot paper just stay or leave and the majority voted leave.
No my words, the words of Micheal Gove "Is that all he said or was it part of what he said? | |||
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"Are we heading for a no deal then? We can’t be, ‘nobody voted for a no deal ‘ i cant remember anything about deals on the ballot paper just stay or leave and the majority voted leave.
No my words, the words of Micheal Gove Is that all he said or was it part of what he said?"You tell me | |||
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"Are we heading for a no deal then? We can’t be, ‘nobody voted for a no deal ‘ i cant remember anything about deals on the ballot paper just stay or leave and the majority voted leave.
No my words, the words of Micheal Gove Is that all he said or was it part of what he said?
You tell me "I dont know you seem to be the expert you just told me they were the words of gove it was news to me up until then.So is that all he said or have you taken a bit out of a paragraph and out of context thats all im asking. | |||
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"As long as I can still get my cockles and whelks on Southend seafront and my cod or haddock and chips then I am happy.. " clacton is nearer mate. | |||
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"As long as I can still get my cockles and whelks on Southend seafront and my cod or haddock and chips then I am happy.. clacton is nearer mate. "Yes but not as fun.. | |||
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"As long as I can still get my cockles and whelks on Southend seafront and my cod or haddock and chips then I am happy.. clacton is nearer mate.
Yes but not as fun.. "More of a maldon oyster man myself. | |||
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"There was some crackpot from the Brexit party on 5 live before. I lasted about 5 seconds. The fact that we have put our future in the hands of those raving nationalistic fuckwits is truly terrifying. " Well that sums you up lionel old mate your mind is made up and wont even listen to another point of view for more than 5 seconds. | |||
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"There was some crackpot from the Brexit party on 5 live before. I lasted about 5 seconds. The fact that we have put our future in the hands of those raving nationalistic fuckwits is truly terrifying. Well that sums you up lionel old mate your mind is made up and wont even listen to another point of view for more than 5 seconds." I'm quite capable of listening to a reasoned well thought out intelligent debate,which differs from my own. Which is why I turned off after 5 seconds. | |||
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"There was some crackpot from the Brexit party on 5 live before. I lasted about 5 seconds. The fact that we have put our future in the hands of those raving nationalistic fuckwits is truly terrifying. Well that sums you up lionel old mate your mind is made up and wont even listen to another point of view for more than 5 seconds. I'm quite capable of listening to a reasoned well thought out intelligent debate,which differs from my own. Which is why I turned off after 5 seconds. " great that you can make such an informed decision in 5 seconds i doff my cap . | |||
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"As long as I can still get my cockles and whelks on Southend seafront and my cod or haddock and chips then I am happy.. " Chill, The sun will rise, | |||
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"There was some crackpot from the Brexit party on 5 live before. I lasted about 5 seconds. The fact that we have put our future in the hands of those raving nationalistic fuckwits is truly terrifying. Well that sums you up lionel old mate your mind is made up and wont even listen to another point of view for more than 5 seconds. I'm quite capable of listening to a reasoned well thought out intelligent debate,which differs from my own. Which is why I turned off after 5 seconds. great that you can make such an informed decision in 5 seconds i doff my cap . "I dont have to sit through an entire series of Mrs brown browns to know that its painfully unfunny cack. | |||
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"There was some crackpot from the Brexit party on 5 live before. I lasted about 5 seconds. The fact that we have put our future in the hands of those raving nationalistic fuckwits is truly terrifying. Well that sums you up lionel old mate your mind is made up and wont even listen to another point of view for more than 5 seconds. I'm quite capable of listening to a reasoned well thought out intelligent debate,which differs from my own. Which is why I turned off after 5 seconds. great that you can make such an informed decision in 5 seconds i doff my cap .
I dont have to sit through an entire series of Mrs brown browns to know that its painfully unfunny cack."Now i know you dont have a sense of humour. | |||
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"There was some crackpot from the Brexit party on 5 live before. I lasted about 5 seconds. The fact that we have put our future in the hands of those raving nationalistic fuckwits is truly terrifying. " Is the Brexit party still a ‘thing’ | |||
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"There was some crackpot from the Brexit party on 5 live before. I lasted about 5 seconds. The fact that we have put our future in the hands of those raving nationalistic fuckwits is truly terrifying. Is the Brexit party still a ‘thing’ "Apparently | |||
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"As long as I can still get my cockles and whelks on Southend seafront and my cod or haddock and chips then I am happy.. Chill, The sun will rise, " It will rise.. I promise | |||
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"As long as I can still get my cockles and whelks on Southend seafront and my cod or haddock and chips then I am happy.. Chill, The sun will rise, It will rise.. I promise " Chill , the sun will set as well | |||
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"As long as I can still get my cockles and whelks on Southend seafront and my cod or haddock and chips then I am happy.. Chill, The sun will rise, It will rise.. I promise Chill , the sun will set as well " You like my thinking.. Have a great weekend.. Have a great future.. | |||
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"As long as I can still get my cockles and whelks on Southend seafront and my cod or haddock and chips then I am happy.. Chill, The sun will rise, It will rise.. I promise Chill , the sun will set as well You like my thinking.. Have a great weekend.. Have a great future.. " It doesn’t matter man, the future isn’t important, the sun will rise | |||
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"As long as I can still get my cockles and whelks on Southend seafront and my cod or haddock and chips then I am happy.. Chill, The sun will rise, It will rise.. I promise Chill , the sun will set as well You like my thinking.. Have a great weekend.. Have a great future.. It doesn’t matter man, the future isn’t important, the sun will rise " My thinking.. Glad you are enlightened.. | |||
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"As long as I can still get my cockles and whelks on Southend seafront and my cod or haddock and chips then I am happy.. Chill, The sun will rise, It will rise.. I promise Chill , the sun will set as well You like my thinking.. Have a great weekend.. Have a great future.. It doesn’t matter man, the future isn’t important, the sun will rise My thinking.. Glad you are enlightened.." I don’t need to be enlightened, chill, | |||
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"As long as I can still get my cockles and whelks on Southend seafront and my cod or haddock and chips then I am happy.. Chill, The sun will rise, It will rise.. I promise Chill , the sun will set as well You like my thinking.. Have a great weekend.. Have a great future.. It doesn’t matter man, the future isn’t important, the sun will rise My thinking.. Glad you are enlightened.. I don’t need to be enlightened, chill, " No.. just guidance.. | |||
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"As long as I can still get my cockles and whelks on Southend seafront and my cod or haddock and chips then I am happy.. Chill, The sun will rise, It will rise.. I promise Chill , the sun will set as well You like my thinking.. Have a great weekend.. Have a great future.. It doesn’t matter man, the future isn’t important, the sun will rise My thinking.. Glad you are enlightened.. I don’t need to be enlightened, chill, No.. just guidance.. " I don’t need guidance, chill | |||
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"As long as I can still get my cockles and whelks on Southend seafront and my cod or haddock and chips then I am happy.. Chill, The sun will rise, It will rise.. I promise Chill , the sun will set as well You like my thinking.. Have a great weekend.. Have a great future.. It doesn’t matter man, the future isn’t important, the sun will rise My thinking.. Glad you are enlightened.. I don’t need to be enlightened, chill, No.. just guidance.. I don’t need guidance, chill " You seem troubled.. | |||
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"As long as I can still get my cockles and whelks on Southend seafront and my cod or haddock and chips then I am happy.. Chill, The sun will rise, It will rise.. I promise Chill , the sun will set as well You like my thinking.. Have a great weekend.. Have a great future.. It doesn’t matter man, the future isn’t important, the sun will rise My thinking.. Glad you are enlightened.. I don’t need to be enlightened, chill, No.. just guidance.. I don’t need guidance, chill You seem troubled.. " Chill, no troubles, the sun will rise | |||
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"As long as I can still get my cockles and whelks on Southend seafront and my cod or haddock and chips then I am happy.. Chill, The sun will rise, It will rise.. I promise Chill , the sun will set as well You like my thinking.. Have a great weekend.. Have a great future.. It doesn’t matter man, the future isn’t important, the sun will rise My thinking.. Glad you are enlightened.. I don’t need to be enlightened, chill, No.. just guidance.. I don’t need guidance, chill You seem troubled.. Chill, no troubles, the sun will rise " Glad we agree dude.. keep chilling.. | |||
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"Why haven't the EU walked away already? " Dont seem to be many answers to that question.
Maybe they feel sorry for us or could it be they might miss the £79 billion trade surplus? | |||
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"Why haven't the EU walked away already? Dont seem to be many answers to that question.
Maybe they feel sorry for us or could it be they might miss the £79 billion trade surplus? "Why haven’t the Uk walked away? Afterall, a no deal is a ‘good outcome’ . | |||
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"Why haven't the EU walked away already? Dont seem to be many answers to that question.
Maybe they feel sorry for us or could it be they might miss the £79 billion trade surplus?
Why haven’t the Uk walked away? Afterall, a no deal is a ‘good outcome’ . "In some respects it is, especially with regard to this level playing field business. Funnily enough I would have thought that people on the left would have been more keen for a no deal as it would allow more state aid and investment in/for businesses, particularly in new technology and AI businesses. Technology has no borders and particularly 3D technology which will mean fewer goods being transported. The EU is living in the past and the UK is showing the way forward  | |||
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"Why haven't the EU walked away already? Dont seem to be many answers to that question.
Maybe they feel sorry for us or could it be they might miss the £79 billion trade surplus? "Because they are representing the 70% of the UK population that didn't vote for brexit ? | |||
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"Why haven't the EU walked away already? Dont seem to be many answers to that question.
Maybe they feel sorry for us or could it be they might miss the £79 billion trade surplus?
Because they are representing the 70% of the UK population that didn't vote for brexit ?"i didnt vote remain or leave and they aint representing me im sure others who didnt vote feel the same way.it is funny though leavers thinking the goverment give to hoots about them and remainers thinking the e.u give a damn about them.fact is the e.u are doing whats best for them and the uk goverment are doing what suits them.the people of the u.k and europe dont even register with these people | |||
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"Why haven't the EU walked away already? Dont seem to be many answers to that question.
Maybe they feel sorry for us or could it be they might miss the £79 billion trade surplus?
Because they are representing the 70% of the UK population that didn't vote for brexit ?"Who the eu? you must be joking. | |||
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"Why haven't the EU walked away already? Dont seem to be many answers to that question.
Maybe they feel sorry for us or could it be they might miss the £79 billion trade surplus?
Because they are representing the 35% of the UK population that voted, who didn't vote for brexit ?"FTFY | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win " What was it about mays deal that you liked? | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked?" Blimey, was it that long ago? | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?" He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it. | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it. "Boris didn’t have a deal either, fair play to him though, he got it voted through the HOC, shame he didn’t stick to it . | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Boris didn’t have a deal either, fair play to him though, he got it voted through the HOC, shame he didn’t stick to it . "I know that but people like you keep mentioning his oven ready deal as if it was a trade deal when in fact it was refering to the withdrawal agreement.But as usual dont let facts get in the way. | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Boris didn’t have a deal either, fair play to him though, he got it voted through the HOC, shame he didn’t stick to it . I know that but people like you keep mentioning his oven ready deal as if it was a trade deal when in fact it was refering to the withdrawal agreement.But as usual dont let facts get in the way. "I know , that is what I said, ‘Boris didn’t have a deal either’ , even though he called it ‘an oven ready deal’ | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Boris didn’t have a deal either, fair play to him though, he got it voted through the HOC, shame he didn’t stick to it . I know that but people like you keep mentioning his oven ready deal as if it was a trade deal when in fact it was refering to the withdrawal agreement.But as usual dont let facts get in the way.
I know , that is what I said, ‘Boris didn’t have a deal either’ , even though he called it ‘an oven ready deal’ "There couldn't be talks of a deal until the withdrawal agreement had been met that was EU rules i wonder why. | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it. "https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/oct/13/boris-johnson-brexit-deal-theresa-may-trade | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/oct/13/boris-johnson-brexit-deal-theresa-may-trade"I dont want to read what a newspaper says i want you to explain what you like about it,its your opinion im interested in not a news paper. | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it. "Me, I don't understand it. I've asked and asked but nobody can explain it. Just one tangible benefit would do. | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Boris didn’t have a deal either, fair play to him though, he got it voted through the HOC, shame he didn’t stick to it . I know that but people like you keep mentioning his oven ready deal as if it was a trade deal when in fact it was refering to the withdrawal agreement.But as usual dont let facts get in the way.
I know , that is what I said, ‘Boris didn’t have a deal either’ , even though he called it ‘an oven ready deal’ There couldn't be talks of a deal until the withdrawal agreement had been met that was EU rules i wonder why. "I am not disagreeing with you, it is looking increasingly likely we will be leaving without a deal? Let’s see how that works , the UK will have no ties to the EU and will be ‘free’ to do what it wants and trade with whoever they want ? Will 2021 be a prosperous year for the UK? | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Boris didn’t have a deal either, fair play to him though, he got it voted through the HOC, shame he didn’t stick to it . I know that but people like you keep mentioning his oven ready deal as if it was a trade deal when in fact it was refering to the withdrawal agreement.But as usual dont let facts get in the way.
I know , that is what I said, ‘Boris didn’t have a deal either’ , even though he called it ‘an oven ready deal’ There couldn't be talks of a deal until the withdrawal agreement had been met that was EU rules i wonder why. "Did we know about these ‘rules’ beforehand? | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Boris didn’t have a deal either, fair play to him though, he got it voted through the HOC, shame he didn’t stick to it . I know that but people like you keep mentioning his oven ready deal as if it was a trade deal when in fact it was refering to the withdrawal agreement.But as usual dont let facts get in the way.
I know , that is what I said, ‘Boris didn’t have a deal either’ , even though he called it ‘an oven ready deal’ There couldn't be talks of a deal until the withdrawal agreement had been met that was EU rules i wonder why.
I am not disagreeing with you, it is looking increasingly likely we will be leaving without a deal? Let’s see how that works , the UK will have no ties to the EU and will be ‘free’ to do what it wants and trade with whoever they want ? Will 2021 be a prosperous year for the UK? "No it won't but they've got an oven ready excuse | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Boris didn’t have a deal either, fair play to him though, he got it voted through the HOC, shame he didn’t stick to it . I know that but people like you keep mentioning his oven ready deal as if it was a trade deal when in fact it was refering to the withdrawal agreement.But as usual dont let facts get in the way.
I know , that is what I said, ‘Boris didn’t have a deal either’ , even though he called it ‘an oven ready deal’ There couldn't be talks of a deal until the withdrawal agreement had been met that was EU rules i wonder why.
I am not disagreeing with you, it is looking increasingly likely we will be leaving without a deal? Let’s see how that works , the UK will have no ties to the EU and will be ‘free’ to do what it wants and trade with whoever they want ? Will 2021 be a prosperous year for the UK?
No it won't but they've got an oven ready excuse "True, but surely our economy we will recover faster than the likes of Germany now we are free from the tyranny of the EU? | |||
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"Why haven't the EU walked away already? Dont seem to be many answers to that question.
Maybe they feel sorry for us or could it be they might miss the £79 billion trade surplus?
Because they are representing the 70% of the UK population that didn't vote for brexit ?"What percentage of the public voted to remain? | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Boris didn’t have a deal either, fair play to him though, he got it voted through the HOC, shame he didn’t stick to it . I know that but people like you keep mentioning his oven ready deal as if it was a trade deal when in fact it was refering to the withdrawal agreement.But as usual dont let facts get in the way.
I know , that is what I said, ‘Boris didn’t have a deal either’ , even though he called it ‘an oven ready deal’ There couldn't be talks of a deal until the withdrawal agreement had been met that was EU rules i wonder why.
Did we know about these ‘rules’ beforehand? "Yes but unfortunately the uk had a remain PM who thought she could leave in name only. | |||
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"Why haven't the EU walked away already? Dont seem to be many answers to that question.
Maybe they feel sorry for us or could it be they might miss the £79 billion trade surplus?
Because they are representing the 70% of the UK population that didn't vote for brexit ?
What percentage of the public voted to remain?"It was roughly 24%, in total about 50% of the population voted in the EU referendum, hardly the ‘will of the people ‘ | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Boris didn’t have a deal either, fair play to him though, he got it voted through the HOC, shame he didn’t stick to it . I know that but people like you keep mentioning his oven ready deal as if it was a trade deal when in fact it was refering to the withdrawal agreement.But as usual dont let facts get in the way.
I know , that is what I said, ‘Boris didn’t have a deal either’ , even though he called it ‘an oven ready deal’ There couldn't be talks of a deal until the withdrawal agreement had been met that was EU rules i wonder why.
Did we know about these ‘rules’ beforehand? Yes but unfortunately the uk had a remain PM who thought she could leave in name only."O dear, that’s a shame , | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Boris didn’t have a deal either, fair play to him though, he got it voted through the HOC, shame he didn’t stick to it . I know that but people like you keep mentioning his oven ready deal as if it was a trade deal when in fact it was refering to the withdrawal agreement.But as usual dont let facts get in the way.
I know , that is what I said, ‘Boris didn’t have a deal either’ , even though he called it ‘an oven ready deal’ There couldn't be talks of a deal until the withdrawal agreement had been met that was EU rules i wonder why.
Did we know about these ‘rules’ beforehand? Yes but unfortunately the uk had a remain PM who thought she could leave in name only.
O dear, that’s a shame , "Only for remainers. | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/oct/13/boris-johnson-brexit-deal-theresa-may-tradeI dont want to read what a newspaper says i want you to explain what you like about it,its your opinion im interested in not a news paper."
Course you dont.
How about with Mays deal we didnt break international law?
I couldnt really care abouts May's deal tbh as the decision has been made to leave and that's that.
My point was a simpler one.
Whatever happens 1 of 2 things will happen
Blame will be put on another party (the eu)and if we get a deal it will he sold to us.
I did a thread ages ago where I said we live in a post truth age.
Facts and the truth dont matter.
What matters is soundbites and slogans and appeals to nationalism.
No one has a fucking clue what's going to happen post Brexit..we have been sold a fairytale where there is every possibly its going to be an absolute nightmare.
We simply domt know..which means we have gambled our future on the whims of the likes of Jacob Reece mogg,nigel farage and the daily mail
God help us.
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Boris didn’t have a deal either, fair play to him though, he got it voted through the HOC, shame he didn’t stick to it . I know that but people like you keep mentioning his oven ready deal as if it was a trade deal when in fact it was refering to the withdrawal agreement.But as usual dont let facts get in the way.
I know , that is what I said, ‘Boris didn’t have a deal either’ , even though he called it ‘an oven ready deal’ There couldn't be talks of a deal until the withdrawal agreement had been met that was EU rules i wonder why.
Did we know about these ‘rules’ beforehand? Yes but unfortunately the uk had a remain PM who thought she could leave in name only.
O dear, that’s a shame , Only for remainers."Why? Don’t we all benefit from a no deal Brexit? I am looking forward to 2021, it promises to be a great year | |||
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" Me, I don't understand it. I've asked and asked but nobody can explain it. Just one tangible benefit would do." Well of course people don't understand it.. matters of this importance should never have been left to the British voters.. the MPs know what's good for us.. its a bit like when the ladies would withdraw to the drawing room after dinner so the men could discuss the important matters of the day ... Better to have those days back than trust the British public to vote... | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Me, I don't understand it.
I've asked and asked but nobody can explain it.
Just one tangible benefit would do."I will give you one tangible benefit. Britons with holiday homes in the Med will no longer be able to stay there all year round.. That will wipe the smile off the face of that smarmy bitch who lives at the end of my road... | |||
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" Me, I don't understand it. I've asked and asked but nobody can explain it. Just one tangible benefit would do. Well of course people don't understand it.. matters of this importance should never have been left to the British voters.. the MPs know what's good for us.. its a bit like when the ladies would withdraw to the drawing room after dinner so the men could discuss the important matters of the day ... Better to have those days back than trust the British public to vote..." Do you think women should be allowed to vote? | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/oct/13/boris-johnson-brexit-deal-theresa-may-tradeI dont want to read what a newspaper says i want you to explain what you like about it,its your opinion im interested in not a news paper.
Course you dont.
How about with Mays deal we didnt break international law?
I couldnt really care abouts May's deal tbh as the decision has been made to leave and that's that.
My point was a simpler one.
Whatever happens 1 of 2 things will happen
Blame will be put on another party (the eu)and if we get a deal it will he sold to us.
I did a thread ages ago where I said we live in a post truth age.
Facts and the truth dont matter.
What matters is soundbites and slogans and appeals to nationalism.
No one has a fucking clue what's going to happen post Brexit..we have been sold a fairytale where there is every possibly its going to be an absolute nightmare.
We simply domt know..which means we have gambled our future on the whims of the likes of Jacob Reece mogg,nigel farage and the daily mail
God help us.
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Me, I don't understand it.
I've asked and asked but nobody can explain it.
Just one tangible benefit would do.
I will give you one tangible benefit. Britons with holiday homes in the Med will no longer be able to stay there all year round..
That will wipe the smile off the face of that smarmy bitch who lives at the end of my road..."Chill Tom, the sun will rise and all that | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/oct/13/boris-johnson-brexit-deal-theresa-may-tradeI dont want to read what a newspaper says i want you to explain what you like about it,its your opinion im interested in not a news paper.
Course you dont.
How about with Mays deal we didnt break international law?
I couldnt really care abouts May's deal tbh as the decision has been made to leave and that's that.
My point was a simpler one.
Whatever happens 1 of 2 things will happen
Blame will be put on another party (the eu)and if we get a deal it will he sold to us.
I did a thread ages ago where I said we live in a post truth age.
Facts and the truth dont matter.
What matters is soundbites and slogans and appeals to nationalism.
No one has a fucking clue what's going to happen post Brexit..we have been sold a fairytale where there is every possibly its going to be an absolute nightmare.
We simply domt know..which means we have gambled our future on the whims of the likes of Jacob Reece mogg,nigel farage and the daily mail
God help us.
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Me, I don't understand it.
I've asked and asked but nobody can explain it.
Just one tangible benefit would do.
I will give you one tangible benefit. Britons with holiday homes in the Med will no longer be able to stay there all year round..
That will wipe the smile off the face of that smarmy bitch who lives at the end of my road..."I sold mine in september so not bothered . | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Me, I don't understand it.
I've asked and asked but nobody can explain it.
Just one tangible benefit would do.
I will give you one tangible benefit. Britons with holiday homes in the Med will no longer be able to stay there all year round..
That will wipe the smile off the face of that smarmy bitch who lives at the end of my road...I sold mine in september so not bothered . "That’s a shame, | |||
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"Why haven't the EU walked away already? Dont seem to be many answers to that question.
Maybe they feel sorry for us or could it be they might miss the £79 billion trade surplus?
Because they are representing the 70% of the UK population that didn't vote for brexit ?
What percentage of the public voted to remain?
It was roughly 24%, in total about 50% of the population voted in the EU referendum, hardly the ‘will of the people ‘
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"Why haven't the EU walked away already? Dont seem to be many answers to that question.
Maybe they feel sorry for us or could it be they might miss the £79 billion trade surplus?
Because they are representing the 70% of the UK population that didn't vote for brexit ?
What percentage of the public voted to remain?
It was roughly 24%, in total about 50% of the population voted in the EU referendum, hardly the ‘will of the people ‘
So when someone put 70 percent of the people didn't vote for brexit they forgot to mention 76 percent didn't vote to remain."Yeah, that’s true, it wasn’t and never was the ‘will of the people ‘ to leave the EU | |||
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"Why haven't the EU walked away already? Dont seem to be many answers to that question.
Maybe they feel sorry for us or could it be they might miss the £79 billion trade surplus?
Because they are representing the 70% of the UK population that didn't vote for brexit ?
What percentage of the public voted to remain?
It was roughly 24%, in total about 50% of the population voted in the EU referendum, hardly the ‘will of the people ‘
So when someone put 70 percent of the people didn't vote for brexit they forgot to mention 76 percent didn't vote to remain." | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Me, I don't understand it.
I've asked and asked but nobody can explain it.
Just one tangible benefit would do.
I will give you one tangible benefit. Britons with holiday homes in the Med will no longer be able to stay there all year round..
That will wipe the smile off the face of that smarmy bitch who lives at the end of my road..."Ways and means Tom. #smarmy here. | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Me, I don't understand it.
I've asked and asked but nobody can explain it.
Just one tangible benefit would do.
I will give you one tangible benefit. Britons with holiday homes in the Med will no longer be able to stay there all year round..
That will wipe the smile off the face of that smarmy bitch who lives at the end of my road...I sold mine in september so not bothered .
That’s a shame, "no mate it was a good move. | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Me, I don't understand it.
I've asked and asked but nobody can explain it.
Just one tangible benefit would do.
I will give you one tangible benefit. Britons with holiday homes in the Med will no longer be able to stay there all year round..
That will wipe the smile off the face of that smarmy bitch who lives at the end of my road...I sold mine in september so not bothered .
That’s a shame, no mate it was a good move. "Fair enough, i hope it wasn’t Brexit that made you sell up | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Me, I don't understand it.
I've asked and asked but nobody can explain it.
Just one tangible benefit would do.
I will give you one tangible benefit. Britons with holiday homes in the Med will no longer be able to stay there all year round..
That will wipe the smile off the face of that smarmy bitch who lives at the end of my road...
Ways and means Tom. #smarmy here. "Yep. If you have pre settled status anywhere in Europe as of 31/12/2020 nothing changes and you can still visit as a tourist for 6 months in every 12.. | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Me, I don't understand it.
I've asked and asked but nobody can explain it.
Just one tangible benefit would do.
I will give you one tangible benefit. Britons with holiday homes in the Med will no longer be able to stay there all year round..
That will wipe the smile off the face of that smarmy bitch who lives at the end of my road...
Ways and means Tom. #smarmy here.
Yep. If you have pre settled status anywhere in Europe as of 31/12/2020 nothing changes and you can still visit as a tourist for 6 months in every 12.."Even better than that Je Suis European. | |||
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"Why haven't the EU walked away already? Dont seem to be many answers to that question.
Maybe they feel sorry for us or could it be they might miss the £79 billion trade surplus?
Because they are representing the 70% of the UK population that didn't vote for brexit ?
What percentage of the public voted to remain?
It was roughly 24%, in total about 50% of the population voted in the EU referendum, hardly the ‘will of the people ‘
So when someone put 70 percent of the people didn't vote for brexit they forgot to mention 76 percent didn't vote to remain.
Yeah, that’s true, it wasn’t and never was the ‘will of the people ‘ to leave the EU "Unless my maths is letting me down the will of the people was even less to remain | |||
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"Why haven't the EU walked away already? Dont seem to be many answers to that question.
Maybe they feel sorry for us or could it be they might miss the £79 billion trade surplus?
Because they are representing the 70% of the UK population that didn't vote for brexit ?
What percentage of the public voted to remain?
It was roughly 24%, in total about 50% of the population voted in the EU referendum, hardly the ‘will of the people ‘
So when someone put 70 percent of the people didn't vote for brexit they forgot to mention 76 percent didn't vote to remain.
Yeah, that’s true, it wasn’t and never was the ‘will of the people ‘ to leave the EU
Unless my maths is letting me down the will of the people was even less to remain"Yes, I don’t recall the phrase ‘the will of the people ‘ ever being used by the remain voters, must have missed that | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Me, I don't understand it.
I've asked and asked but nobody can explain it.
Just one tangible benefit would do.
I will give you one tangible benefit. Britons with holiday homes in the Med will no longer be able to stay there all year round..
That will wipe the smile off the face of that smarmy bitch who lives at the end of my road...I sold mine in september so not bothered .
That’s a shame, no mate it was a good move.
Fair enough, i hope it wasn’t Brexit that made you sell up "Nope why would i vote for something that made me do something i didnt want to do? | |||
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"Even at this stage the semantics of the vote in 2016 are being picked over .... I’m guilty of it as much as the next person ... We should run a competition - who can create the most diverse interpretation of the factual result ... The 70% one mentioned above (FYI which I corrected ) - how is that actually formulated ??
"you watching England win the nations cup today mate? | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Me, I don't understand it.
I've asked and asked but nobody can explain it.
Just one tangible benefit would do.
I will give you one tangible benefit. Britons with holiday homes in the Med will no longer be able to stay there all year round..
That will wipe the smile off the face of that smarmy bitch who lives at the end of my road...I sold mine in september so not bothered .
That’s a shame, no mate it was a good move.
Fair enough, i hope it wasn’t Brexit that made you sell up Nope why would i vote for something that made me do something i didnt want to do? "No idea, why did you buy it in the first place? I suppose you can buy a place in a sunny part of the UK instead | |||
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"Even at this stage the semantics of the vote in 2016 are being picked over .... I’m guilty of it as much as the next person ... We should run a competition - who can create the most diverse interpretation of the factual result ... The 70% one mentioned above (FYI which I corrected ) - how is that actually formulated ??
"Maybe the referendum should have been kept as advisory, | |||
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"Even at this stage the semantics of the vote in 2016 are being picked over .... I’m guilty of it as much as the next person ... We should run a competition - who can create the most diverse interpretation of the factual result ... The 70% one mentioned above (FYI which I corrected ) - how is that actually formulated ??
you watching England win the nations cup today mate? "
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Me, I don't understand it.
I've asked and asked but nobody can explain it.
Just one tangible benefit would do.
I will give you one tangible benefit. Britons with holiday homes in the Med will no longer be able to stay there all year round..
That will wipe the smile off the face of that smarmy bitch who lives at the end of my road...I sold mine in september so not bothered .
That’s a shame, no mate it was a good move.
Fair enough, i hope it wasn’t Brexit that made you sell up Nope why would i vote for something that made me do something i didnt want to do?
No idea, why did you buy it in the first place? I suppose you can buy a place in a sunny part of the UK instead "Why not? i had a place in sunny england too. | |||
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"Even at this stage the semantics of the vote in 2016 are being picked over .... I’m guilty of it as much as the next person ... We should run a competition - who can create the most diverse interpretation of the factual result ... The 70% one mentioned above (FYI which I corrected ) - how is that actually formulated ??
you watching England win the nations cup today mate? "Nah, I'll let watch a rerun of a 1966 football match | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Me, I don't understand it.
I've asked and asked but nobody can explain it.
Just one tangible benefit would do.
I will give you one tangible benefit. Britons with holiday homes in the Med will no longer be able to stay there all year round..
That will wipe the smile off the face of that smarmy bitch who lives at the end of my road...I sold mine in september so not bothered .
That’s a shame, no mate it was a good move.
Fair enough, i hope it wasn’t Brexit that made you sell up Nope why would i vote for something that made me do something i didnt want to do?
No idea, why did you buy it in the first place? I suppose you can buy a place in a sunny part of the UK instead Why not? i had a place in sunny england too. "Nice, I am going to invest in somewhere in Italy, I love it out there, especially around lake Garda | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Me, I don't understand it.
I've asked and asked but nobody can explain it.
Just one tangible benefit would do."Still swerving the issue I see | |||
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"Even at this stage the semantics of the vote in 2016 are being picked over .... I’m guilty of it as much as the next person ... We should run a competition - who can create the most diverse interpretation of the factual result ... The 70% one mentioned above (FYI which I corrected ) - how is that actually formulated ??
you watching England win the nations cup today mate?
"your teams going to need to improve before the 6th feb. | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Me, I don't understand it.
I've asked and asked but nobody can explain it.
Just one tangible benefit would do.
I will give you one tangible benefit. Britons with holiday homes in the Med will no longer be able to stay there all year round..
That will wipe the smile off the face of that smarmy bitch who lives at the end of my road...I sold mine in september so not bothered .
That’s a shame, no mate it was a good move.
Fair enough, i hope it wasn’t Brexit that made you sell up Nope why would i vote for something that made me do something i didnt want to do?
No idea, why did you buy it in the first place? I suppose you can buy a place in a sunny part of the UK instead Why not? i had a place in sunny england too.
Nice, I am going to invest in somewhere in Italy, I love it out there, especially around lake Garda "Nice you will be able to get your clths local then too.I prefer the south though myself. | |||
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"Even at this stage the semantics of the vote in 2016 are being picked over .... I’m guilty of it as much as the next person ... We should run a competition - who can create the most diverse interpretation of the factual result ... The 70% one mentioned above (FYI which I corrected ) - how is that actually formulated ??
you watching England win the nations cup today mate?
your teams going to need to improve before the 6th feb. "What team ? Will it be a tangible brexit benefit ? Convince me .. | |||
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"Even at this stage the semantics of the vote in 2016 are being picked over .... I’m guilty of it as much as the next person ... We should run a competition - who can create the most diverse interpretation of the factual result ... The 70% one mentioned above (FYI which I corrected ) - how is that actually formulated ??
you watching England win the nations cup today mate?
your teams going to need to improve before the 6th feb.
What team ?
Will it be a tangible brexit benefit ?
Convince me ..
"i was talking to my scottish mate. | |||
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"You can see how this pans out. A no deal will be blamed on eu intransigence and sold as better than a bad deal. A last minute deal will be sold as evidence of boris's (or princess nut nuts)negotiating skills and hailed as a triumph. Despite it being much worse than May's deal. Win.win What was it about mays deal that you liked? Blimey, was it that long ago?He cant answer because may never had a deal all she had was a proposed withdrawal agreement which got defeated in the hoc. How long has brexit been going on? and people still dont understand it.
Me, I don't understand it.
I've asked and asked but nobody can explain it.
Just one tangible benefit would do.
I will give you one tangible benefit. Britons with holiday homes in the Med will no longer be able to stay there all year round..
That will wipe the smile off the face of that smarmy bitch who lives at the end of my road...I sold mine in september so not bothered .
That’s a shame, no mate it was a good move.
Fair enough, i hope it wasn’t Brexit that made you sell up Nope why would i vote for something that made me do something i didnt want to do?
No idea, why did you buy it in the first place? I suppose you can buy a place in a sunny part of the UK instead Why not? i had a place in sunny england too.
Nice, I am going to invest in somewhere in Italy, I love it out there, especially around lake Garda Nice you will be able to get your clths local then too.I prefer the south though myself."True, the south is nice as well, you get more for your money down there as well | |||
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"Even at this stage the semantics of the vote in 2016 are being picked over .... I’m guilty of it as much as the next person ... We should run a competition - who can create the most diverse interpretation of the factual result ... The 70% one mentioned above (FYI which I corrected ) - how is that actually formulated ??
you watching England win the nations cup today mate?
your teams going to need to improve before the 6th feb.
What team ?
Will it be a tangible brexit benefit ?
Convince me ..
i was talking to my scottish mate. "Will brexit benefit Scotland then ? | |||
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"Even at this stage the semantics of the vote in 2016 are being picked over .... I’m guilty of it as much as the next person ... We should run a competition - who can create the most diverse interpretation of the factual result ... The 70% one mentioned above (FYI which I corrected ) - how is that actually formulated ??
you watching England win the nations cup today mate?
your teams going to need to improve before the 6th feb. "Townsends contract is due to be renewed... I think the best thing the SRU could do is let him go. | |||
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"Even at this stage the semantics of the vote in 2016 are being picked over .... I’m guilty of it as much as the next person ... We should run a competition - who can create the most diverse interpretation of the factual result ... The 70% one mentioned above (FYI which I corrected ) - how is that actually formulated ??
you watching England win the nations cup today mate?
your teams going to need to improve before the 6th feb.
What team ?
Will it be a tangible brexit benefit ?
Convince me ..
i was talking to my scottish mate.
Will brexit benefit Scotland then ?"ask a scotsman. | |||
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"Even at this stage the semantics of the vote in 2016 are being picked over .... I’m guilty of it as much as the next person ... We should run a competition - who can create the most diverse interpretation of the factual result ... The 70% one mentioned above (FYI which I corrected ) - how is that actually formulated ??
you watching England win the nations cup today mate?
your teams going to need to improve before the 6th feb.
What team ?
Will it be a tangible brexit benefit ?
Convince me ..
i was talking to my scottish mate.
Will brexit benefit Scotland then ?"Hopefully they will be free of the 25% tariff the usa put on whisky,scotish shortbread and cashmere products that were put on the eu in retaliation to airbus subsidies. | |||
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"Even at this stage the semantics of the vote in 2016 are being picked over .... I’m guilty of it as much as the next person ... We should run a competition - who can create the most diverse interpretation of the factual result ... The 70% one mentioned above (FYI which I corrected ) - how is that actually formulated ??
you watching England win the nations cup today mate?
your teams going to need to improve before the 6th feb.
What team ?
Will it be a tangible brexit benefit ?
Convince me ..
i was talking to my scottish mate.
Will brexit benefit Scotland then ?Hopefully they will be free of the 25% tariff the usa put on whisky,scotish shortbread and cashmere products that were put on the eu in retaliation to airbus subsidies."Ha, do you honestly think the US will do that? | |||
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"Even at this stage the semantics of the vote in 2016 are being picked over .... I’m guilty of it as much as the next person ... We should run a competition - who can create the most diverse interpretation of the factual result ... The 70% one mentioned above (FYI which I corrected ) - how is that actually formulated ??
you watching England win the nations cup today mate?
your teams going to need to improve before the 6th feb.
What team ?
Will it be a tangible brexit benefit ?
Convince me ..
i was talking to my scottish mate.
Will brexit benefit Scotland then ?Hopefully they will be free of the 25% tariff the usa put on whisky,scotish shortbread and cashmere products that were put on the eu in retaliation to airbus subsidies."Tangible or wishful thinking ? | |||
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"Even at this stage the semantics of the vote in 2016 are being picked over .... I’m guilty of it as much as the next person ... We should run a competition - who can create the most diverse interpretation of the factual result ... The 70% one mentioned above (FYI which I corrected ) - how is that actually formulated ??
you watching England win the nations cup today mate?
your teams going to need to improve before the 6th feb.
What team ?
Will it be a tangible brexit benefit ?
Convince me ..
i was talking to my scottish mate.
Will brexit benefit Scotland then ?Hopefully they will be free of the 25% tariff the usa put on whisky,scotish shortbread and cashmere products that were put on the eu in retaliation to airbus subsidies.
Tangible or wishful thinking ?"We have just had a half Scottish POTUS and we now have a pro EU President, it looks like wishful thinking | |||
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"Even at this stage the semantics of the vote in 2016 are being picked over .... I’m guilty of it as much as the next person ... We should run a competition - who can create the most diverse interpretation of the factual result ... The 70% one mentioned above (FYI which I corrected ) - how is that actually formulated ??
you watching England win the nations cup today mate?
your teams going to need to improve before the 6th feb.
What team ?
Will it be a tangible brexit benefit ?
Convince me ..
i was talking to my scottish mate.
Will brexit benefit Scotland then ?Hopefully they will be free of the 25% tariff the usa put on whisky,scotish shortbread and cashmere products that were put on the eu in retaliation to airbus subsidies.
Tangible or wishful thinking ?"Well it was imposed on the eu not scotland so cant see why not they just got caught in the collateral damage. | |||
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"Even at this stage the semantics of the vote in 2016 are being picked over .... I’m guilty of it as much as the next person ... We should run a competition - who can create the most diverse interpretation of the factual result ... The 70% one mentioned above (FYI which I corrected ) - how is that actually formulated ??
you watching England win the nations cup today mate?
your teams going to need to improve before the 6th feb.
What team ?
Will it be a tangible brexit benefit ?
Convince me ..
i was talking to my scottish mate.
Will brexit benefit Scotland then ?Hopefully they will be free of the 25% tariff the usa put on whisky,scotish shortbread and cashmere products that were put on the eu in retaliation to airbus subsidies.
Tangible or wishful thinking ?Well it was imposed on the eu not scotland so cant see why not they just got caught in the collateral damage. "Why would the US give the UK better trade tariffs than they have with the EU | |||
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"Even at this stage the semantics of the vote in 2016 are being picked over .... I’m guilty of it as much as the next person ... We should run a competition - who can create the most diverse interpretation of the factual result ... The 70% one mentioned above (FYI which I corrected ) - how is that actually formulated ??
you watching England win the nations cup today mate?
your teams going to need to improve before the 6th feb.
What team ?
Will it be a tangible brexit benefit ?
Convince me ..
i was talking to my scottish mate.
Will brexit benefit Scotland then ?Hopefully they will be free of the 25% tariff the usa put on whisky,scotish shortbread and cashmere products that were put on the eu in retaliation to airbus subsidies.
Tangible or wishful thinking ?Well it was imposed on the eu not scotland so cant see why not they just got caught in the collateral damage.
Why would the US give the UK better trade tariffs than they have with the EU "Read what i put,these tariffs were imposed because of subsidies we are no longer part of that.Ironic really as that is part of whats holding up a deal the eu them being worried about uk subsidies. | |||
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"Even at this stage the semantics of the vote in 2016 are being picked over .... I’m guilty of it as much as the next person ... We should run a competition - who can create the most diverse interpretation of the factual result ... The 70% one mentioned above (FYI which I corrected ) - how is that actually formulated ??
you watching England win the nations cup today mate?
your teams going to need to improve before the 6th feb.
What team ?
Will it be a tangible brexit benefit ?
Convince me ..
i was talking to my scottish mate.
Will brexit benefit Scotland then ?Hopefully they will be free of the 25% tariff the usa put on whisky,scotish shortbread and cashmere products that were put on the eu in retaliation to airbus subsidies.
Tangible or wishful thinking ?Well it was imposed on the eu not scotland so cant see why not they just got caught in the collateral damage.
Why would the US give the UK better trade tariffs than they have with the EU Read what i put,these tariffs were imposed because of subsidies we are no longer part of that.Ironic really as that is part of whats holding up a deal the eu them being worried about uk subsidies. "It makes no difference why they were imposed, the new POTUS is pro EU, he won’t be doing the uk any favours at the detriment of the EU | |||
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"Even at this stage the semantics of the vote in 2016 are being picked over .... I’m guilty of it as much as the next person ... We should run a competition - who can create the most diverse interpretation of the factual result ... The 70% one mentioned above (FYI which I corrected ) - how is that actually formulated ??
you watching England win the nations cup today mate?
your teams going to need to improve before the 6th feb.
What team ?
Will it be a tangible brexit benefit ?
Convince me ..
i was talking to my scottish mate.
Will brexit benefit Scotland then ?Hopefully they will be free of the 25% tariff the usa put on whisky,scotish shortbread and cashmere products that were put on the eu in retaliation to airbus subsidies.
Tangible or wishful thinking ?Well it was imposed on the eu not scotland so cant see why not they just got caught in the collateral damage.
Why would the US give the UK better trade tariffs than they have with the EU "Depending on Boris' act tomorrow it could well be sanctions rather than deals Mr Biden hands out. | |||
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"Even at this stage the semantics of the vote in 2016 are being picked over .... I’m guilty of it as much as the next person ... We should run a competition - who can create the most diverse interpretation of the factual result ... The 70% one mentioned above (FYI which I corrected ) - how is that actually formulated ??
you watching England win the nations cup today mate?
your teams going to need to improve before the 6th feb.
What team ?
Will it be a tangible brexit benefit ?
Convince me ..
i was talking to my scottish mate.
Will brexit benefit Scotland then ?Hopefully they will be free of the 25% tariff the usa put on whisky,scotish shortbread and cashmere products that were put on the eu in retaliation to airbus subsidies.
Tangible or wishful thinking ?Well it was imposed on the eu not scotland so cant see why not they just got caught in the collateral damage.
Why would the US give the UK better trade tariffs than they have with the EU
Depending on Boris' act tomorrow it could well be sanctions rather than deals Mr Biden hands out."Boris has been told’ by Biden, he will act accordingly | |||
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"Biden doesn't know what day it is " And yet he still wiped the floor with trump.. Funny old game.. | |||
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"Let's just get Brexit done.. " It is done 31st Dec we leave, game over. | |||
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"Let's just get Brexit done.. It is done 31st Dec we leave, game over. " We left in January, the fan has been winding up since | |||
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"Even at this stage the semantics of the vote in 2016 are being picked over .... I’m guilty of it as much as the next person ... We should run a competition - who can create the most diverse interpretation of the factual result ... The 70% one mentioned above (FYI which I corrected ) - how is that actually formulated ??
you watching England win the nations cup today mate?
your teams going to need to improve before the 6th feb.
What team ?
Will it be a tangible brexit benefit ?
Convince me ..
i was talking to my scottish mate.
Will brexit benefit Scotland then ?Hopefully they will be free of the 25% tariff the usa put on whisky,scotish shortbread and cashmere products that were put on the eu in retaliation to airbus subsidies.
Tangible or wishful thinking ?Well it was imposed on the eu not scotland so cant see why not they just got caught in the collateral damage.
Why would the US give the UK better trade tariffs than they have with the EU Read what i put,these tariffs were imposed because of subsidies we are no longer part of that.Ironic really as that is part of whats holding up a deal the eu them being worried about uk subsidies.
It makes no difference why they were imposed, the new POTUS is pro EU, he won’t be doing the uk any favours at the detriment of the EU "It won't be to the detriment of the EU. It won't change for them. If I understand correctly it will possibly change for Scotland | |||
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"Biden doesn't know what day it is And yet he still wiped the floor with trump.. Funny old game.. "
Let's hope Donald wont be sharing a cell with a sexual predator
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"Even at this stage the semantics of the vote in 2016 are being picked over .... I’m guilty of it as much as the next person ... We should run a competition - who can create the most diverse interpretation of the factual result ... The 70% one mentioned above (FYI which I corrected ) - how is that actually formulated ??
you watching England win the nations cup today mate?
your teams going to need to improve before the 6th feb.
What team ?
Will it be a tangible brexit benefit ?
Convince me ..
i was talking to my scottish mate.
Will brexit benefit Scotland then ?Hopefully they will be free of the 25% tariff the usa put on whisky,scotish shortbread and cashmere products that were put on the eu in retaliation to airbus subsidies.
Tangible or wishful thinking ?Well it was imposed on the eu not scotland so cant see why not they just got caught in the collateral damage.
Why would the US give the UK better trade tariffs than they have with the EU Read what i put,these tariffs were imposed because of subsidies we are no longer part of that.Ironic really as that is part of whats holding up a deal the eu them being worried about uk subsidies.
It makes no difference why they were imposed, the new POTUS is pro EU, he won’t be doing the uk any favours at the detriment of the EU
It won't be to the detriment of the EU. It won't change for them. If I understand correctly it will possibly change for Scotland"Will the tariffs be removed on 1st January 2021? | |||
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"Even at this stage the semantics of the vote in 2016 are being picked over .... I’m guilty of it as much as the next person ... We should run a competition - who can create the most diverse interpretation of the factual result ... The 70% one mentioned above (FYI which I corrected ) - how is that actually formulated ??
you watching England win the nations cup today mate?
your teams going to need to improve before the 6th feb. "Your teams going to need to improve in the second half if they are going to beat today’s third choice French team | |||
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"Even at this stage the semantics of the vote in 2016 are being picked over .... I’m guilty of it as much as the next person ... We should run a competition - who can create the most diverse interpretation of the factual result ... The 70% one mentioned above (FYI which I corrected ) - how is that actually formulated ??
you watching England win the nations cup today mate?
your teams going to need to improve before the 6th feb.
What team ?
Will it be a tangible brexit benefit ?
Convince me ..
i was talking to my scottish mate.
Will brexit benefit Scotland then ?Hopefully they will be free of the 25% tariff the usa put on whisky,scotish shortbread and cashmere products that were put on the eu in retaliation to airbus subsidies.
Tangible or wishful thinking ?Well it was imposed on the eu not scotland so cant see why not they just got caught in the collateral damage.
Why would the US give the UK better trade tariffs than they have with the EU Read what i put,these tariffs were imposed because of subsidies we are no longer part of that.Ironic really as that is part of whats holding up a deal the eu them being worried about uk subsidies.
It makes no difference why they were imposed, the new POTUS is pro EU, he won’t be doing the uk any favours at the detriment of the EU
It won't be to the detriment of the EU. It won't change for them. If I understand correctly it will possibly change for Scotland
Will the tariffs be removed on 1st January 2021? "I don't know for certain but it seems the tariffs are applied to the EU (something to do with the Airbus dispute I think) . As the UK will not be in the EU as of 1st January then I guess they will no longer apply. Maybe trump or Biden will 're impose them but not sure what the reason would be | |||
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