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over a year ago
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MPs voted to extend Brexit to June, but the majority of those voting against an extension were Tory. So they voted against all May's deals, voted against no deal and now they voted against an extension. What do they want exactly? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"MPs voted to extend Brexit to June, but the majority of those voting against an extension were Tory. So they voted against all May's deals, voted against no deal and now they voted against an extension. What do they want exactly?"
I think most just want it to all go away if they are perfectly honest 
The whole thing had caused them a big headache 
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"MPs voted to extend Brexit to June, but the majority of those voting against an extension were Tory. So they voted against all May's deals, voted against no deal and now they voted against an extension. What do they want exactly?"
They want the most extreme damaging Brexit possible. As per the ERG. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"MPs voted to extend Brexit to June, but the majority of those voting against an extension were Tory. So they voted against all May's deals, voted against no deal and now they voted against an extension. What do they want exactly?"
Blood on the streets. It's a great time to make money according to Jacob Rees moggy. . |
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"MPs voted to extend Brexit to June, but the majority of those voting against an extension were Tory. So they voted against all May's deals, voted against no deal and now they voted against an extension. What do they want exactly?
They want the most extreme damaging Brexit possible. As per the ERG. "
This is it. Most Tories would like a ‘no deal Brexit’ as they personally hope to profit from the privatisation and deregulation that follows.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"MPs voted to extend Brexit to June, but the majority of those voting against an extension were Tory. So they voted against all May's deals, voted against no deal and now they voted against an extension. What do they want exactly?
They want the most extreme damaging Brexit possible. As per the ERG. "
Well the ones who voted against no deal and everything else I'd guess want no Brexit at all. |
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By *oodmessMan
over a year ago
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"MPs voted to extend Brexit to June, but the majority of those voting against an extension were Tory. So they voted against all May's deals, voted against no deal and now they voted against an extension. What do they want exactly?"
I don't see the point of them anyway seen as they are non binding? They are only gaining the sentiment of Parliament and letting May do all the heavy work. If she can't get any significant changes to the agreement or if the EU don't grant an extension, then we fall out on the 29th? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"MPs voted to extend Brexit to June, but the majority of those voting against an extension were Tory. So they voted against all May's deals, voted against no deal and now they voted against an extension. What do they want exactly?
They want the most extreme damaging Brexit possible. As per the ERG.
Well the ones who voted against no deal and everything else I'd guess want no Brexit at all. "
Presumably yes. I follow how my local mp votes. Looking at the record for the Tories is too depressing. |
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What I am hoping for is an overwhelming vote at the European elections for non Brexit candidates and for all Tory MPs who have voted for this mess (including mine, in a Remain voting constituency) to lose there seats. They are all charlatans who do not deserve the salary and privilege of being an MP  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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An easy life where they can turn up twice a week for an hour or two, vote on some load of twaddle that will make no difference to anybody then shoot off to another high paying job and wait around 15 years to get your mits on a nice big fat index linked pension while recieving £1500 quid a week pocket money and putting every single conceivable expenditure on expenses and all while declaring it's a really tough job that doesn't pay half as well as they could get in the private sector  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"MPs voted to extend Brexit to June, but the majority of those voting against an extension were Tory. So they voted against all May's deals, voted against no deal and now they voted against an extension. What do they want exactly?"
Cake and eat it? |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"What I am hoping for is an overwhelming vote at the European elections for non Brexit candidates and for all Tory MPs who have voted for this mess (including mine, in a Remain voting constituency) to lose there seats. They are all charlatans who do not deserve the salary and privilege of being an MP "
Surely the charlatans are the ones who dont want to leave after all the country voted to leave. |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
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"MPs voted to extend Brexit to June, but the majority of those voting against an extension were Tory. So they voted against all May's deals, voted against no deal and now they voted against an extension. What do they want exactly?"
I think many want it to go on forever so we do not leave.Some want to stop an election taking place etc.of course all this costs money to the country,and business.It will cost more in the long run than a no deal brexit of course
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
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"I think it was Nigel Lawson who said Brexit was the opportunity to finish what Thatcher started.
So if you thought the 1980s were vindictive, you ain't seen nothing yet.
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Well it will be good for the country in the long run then |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
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"MPs voted to extend Brexit to June, but the majority of those voting against an extension were Tory. So they voted against all May's deals, voted against no deal and now they voted against an extension. What do they want exactly?
They want the most extreme damaging Brexit possible. As per the ERG.
This is it. Most Tories would like a ‘no deal Brexit’ as they personally hope to profit from the privatisation and deregulation that follows.
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What a load of cynical bollocks |
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"What I am hoping for is an overwhelming vote at the European elections for non Brexit candidates and for all Tory MPs who have voted for this mess (including mine, in a Remain voting constituency) to lose there seats. They are all charlatans who do not deserve the salary and privilege of being an MP Surely the charlatans are the ones who dont want to leave after all the country voted to leave."
People were lied to, and just over 1/3 of eligible voters actually voted to leave - so nearly 2/3 either didn’t vote or voted to stay. This is why Brexiteers are not in a majority in the UK and why it is essentially impossible to reach a solution that works - most people did not & do not want to leave. |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"What I am hoping for is an overwhelming vote at the European elections for non Brexit candidates and for all Tory MPs who have voted for this mess (including mine, in a Remain voting constituency) to lose there seats. They are all charlatans who do not deserve the salary and privilege of being an MP Surely the charlatans are the ones who dont want to leave after all the country voted to leave.
People were lied to, and just over 1/3 of eligible voters actually voted to leave - so nearly 2/3 either didn’t vote or voted to stay. This is why Brexiteers are not in a majority in the UK and why it is essentially impossible to reach a solution that works - most people did not & do not want to leave."
If people chose not to vote then they surely agree with the majority they knew by not voting this is what happens so you cant say they voted to stay because they didnt. |
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"What I am hoping for is an overwhelming vote at the European elections for non Brexit candidates and for all Tory MPs who have voted for this mess (including mine, in a Remain voting constituency) to lose there seats. They are all charlatans who do not deserve the salary and privilege of being an MP Surely the charlatans are the ones who dont want to leave after all the country voted to leave.
People were lied to, and just over 1/3 of eligible voters actually voted to leave - so nearly 2/3 either didn’t vote or voted to stay. This is why Brexiteers are not in a majority in the UK and why it is essentially impossible to reach a solution that works - most people did not & do not want to leave.If people chose not to vote then they surely agree with the majority they knew by not voting this is what happens so you cant say they voted to stay because they didnt."
But you can say they agree with the majority? If 50.1% of the voting population had voted Brexit then the answer would be clear. Only 37.4% of voters actually chose to leave. So we are well off a majority of voters voting to leave. |
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"MPs voted to extend Brexit to June, but the majority of those voting against an extension were Tory. So they voted against all May's deals, voted against no deal and now they voted against an extension. What do they want exactly?"
To remain i reckon. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We need another vote for brexit now that all the false promises of leaving have been exposed. What I would have done is come up with a leave deal which the EU will agreed to before having the brexit vote in the first place. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We need another vote for brexit now that all the false promises of leaving have been exposed. What I would have done is come up with a leave deal which the EU will agreed to before having the brexit vote in the first place. "
If we’re being objective. The sensible thing to do would have been, straight after the referendum, each party prepare and present a plan for exiting the E.U. and how they would deal with the situation, then hold a general election to see which party and which flavour of Brexit people wanted. Then proceed to deal with the E.U. all before triggering article 50.
Triggering article 50 with no clue what to do was stupid.
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They should have got to agree as a party, specifically what they wanted after the referendum, preventing almost 3 years to only get to this position - having wasted £billions.
A true leader would have delayed Article 50, until they were ready and in agreement. May has let her minority extremists dictate the process and demands - it's incompetency and lunacy combined. |
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"If 500 of our 600 or so mps voted remain ..guess what u end up with ....they represent themselves not the great majority.
.shit bags all of them"
Actually they represent the whole country, and that includes the 16.1 million that voted Remain, the 13.0 million that didn't vote, as well as the 17.4 million that voted to leave.
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By *ony 2016Man
over a year ago
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It has been said that in the referendum people didn't know what they voted for ,,,, this was shown clearly in parliament to be true in the case of MPs ,,,, The Brexit secretary concluded the debate by urging MPs to vote for the government,,,, then he promptly voted against the government |
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"I think it was Nigel Lawson who said Brexit was the opportunity to finish what Thatcher started.
So if you thought the 1980s were vindictive, you ain't seen nothing yet.
Well it will be good for the country in the long run then"
Of course it will. It's not as if Thatcher didnt fuck the country over completely is it?  |
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"It has been said that in the referendum people didn't know what they voted for ,,,, this was shown clearly in parliament to be true in the case of MPs ,,,, The Brexit secretary concluded the debate by urging MPs to vote for the government,,,, then he promptly voted against the government "
Barclay is a moron: he's so clueless he even makes his two predecessors look vaguely competent (which takes some doing) |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"MPs voted to extend Brexit to June, but the majority of those voting against an extension were Tory. So they voted against all May's deals, voted against no deal and now they voted against an extension. What do they want exactly?
They want the most extreme damaging Brexit possible. As per the ERG.
This is it. Most Tories would like a ‘no deal Brexit’ as they personally hope to profit from the privatisation and deregulation that follows.
What a load of cynical bollocks"
Well thought out response!
Actually no, it’s entirely correct and that is just your ignorance playing up again.
Where have you been living to not know that the Tories like to privatise everything? What’s happening to our NHS right now? There are over 60 Tory MPs with links to private healthcare. Their former largest donor, Lord Ashcroft made his money in private healthcare.
The Tories generally want to privatise and deregulate - this is why many want to leave the EU with ‘no deal’.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"MPs voted to extend Brexit to June, but the majority of those voting against an extension were Tory. So they voted against all May's deals, voted against no deal and now they voted against an extension. What do they want exactly?"
Out! |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
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"What I am hoping for is an overwhelming vote at the European elections for non Brexit candidates and for all Tory MPs who have voted for this mess (including mine, in a Remain voting constituency) to lose there seats. They are all charlatans who do not deserve the salary and privilege of being an MP "
The largest party from Britain is UKIP if they get more seats again and they will that is your referendum done and proof we want out |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What I am hoping for is an overwhelming vote at the European elections for non Brexit candidates and for all Tory MPs who have voted for this mess (including mine, in a Remain voting constituency) to lose there seats. They are all charlatans who do not deserve the salary and privilege of being an MP The largest party from Britain is UKIP if they get more seats again and they will that is your referendum done and proof we want out"
I think you’ll find UKIP is not the biggest party in Britain by any measure. |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
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"What I am hoping for is an overwhelming vote at the European elections for non Brexit candidates and for all Tory MPs who have voted for this mess (including mine, in a Remain voting constituency) to lose there seats. They are all charlatans who do not deserve the salary and privilege of being an MP The largest party from Britain is UKIP if they get more seats again and they will that is your referendum done and proof we want out
I think you’ll find UKIP is not the biggest party in Britain by any measure."
In the EU parliament it is,I know I did not clarify but should not need to by the text and subject matter |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What I am hoping for is an overwhelming vote at the European elections for non Brexit candidates and for all Tory MPs who have voted for this mess (including mine, in a Remain voting constituency) to lose there seats. They are all charlatans who do not deserve the salary and privilege of being an MP The largest party from Britain is UKIP if they get more seats again and they will that is your referendum done and proof we want out
I think you’ll find UKIP is not the biggest party in Britain by any measure.In the EU parliament it is,I know I did not clarify but should not need to by the text and subject matter"
UKIP - 7 MEPs
Labour - 18 MEPs
Tories - 18 MEPs
Can’t be arsed to list the rest out.
Glad to be of service. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What I am hoping for is an overwhelming vote at the European elections for non Brexit candidates and for all Tory MPs who have voted for this mess (including mine, in a Remain voting constituency) to lose there seats. They are all charlatans who do not deserve the salary and privilege of being an MP The largest party from Britain is UKIP if they get more seats again and they will that is your referendum done and proof we want out
I think you’ll find UKIP is not the biggest party in Britain by any measure.In the EU parliament it is,I know I did not clarify but should not need to by the text and subject matter
UKIP - 7 MEPs
Labour - 18 MEPs
Tories - 18 MEPs
Can’t be arsed to list the rest out.
Glad to be of service."
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"What I am hoping for is an overwhelming vote at the European elections for non Brexit candidates and for all Tory MPs who have voted for this mess (including mine, in a Remain voting constituency) to lose there seats. They are all charlatans who do not deserve the salary and privilege of being an MP The largest party from Britain is UKIP if they get more seats again and they will that is your referendum done and proof we want out
I think you’ll find UKIP is not the biggest party in Britain by any measure.In the EU parliament it is,I know I did not clarify but should not need to by the text and subject matter
UKIP - 7 MEPs
Labour - 18 MEPs
Tories - 18 MEPs
Can’t be arsed to list the rest out.
Glad to be of service."
The results of the last European Parliament MEP elections in the UK in 2014 were as follows.
Ukip - 24 MEPs
Labour - 20 MEP's
Conservative - 19 MEP's
Green - 3 MEP's
SNP - 2 MEP's
Lib dems - 1 MEP
Sinn Fein - 1 MEP
DUP - 1 MEP
Plaid Cymru - 1 MEP
Ulster Unionist party - 1 MEP
As you can see Ukip were the clear winners with 4 more MEP's than Labour, and got 5 more than the Conservatives.
Glad to be of service.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What I am hoping for is an overwhelming vote at the European elections for non Brexit candidates and for all Tory MPs who have voted for this mess (including mine, in a Remain voting constituency) to lose there seats. They are all charlatans who do not deserve the salary and privilege of being an MP The largest party from Britain is UKIP if they get more seats again and they will that is your referendum done and proof we want out
I think you’ll find UKIP is not the biggest party in Britain by any measure.In the EU parliament it is,I know I did not clarify but should not need to by the text and subject matter
UKIP - 7 MEPs
Labour - 18 MEPs
Tories - 18 MEPs
Can’t be arsed to list the rest out.
Glad to be of service.
The results of the last European Parliament MEP elections in the UK in 2014 were as follows.
Ukip - 24 MEPs
Labour - 20 MEP's
Conservative - 19 MEP's
Green - 3 MEP's
SNP - 2 MEP's
Lib dems - 1 MEP
Sinn Fein - 1 MEP
DUP - 1 MEP
Plaid Cymru - 1 MEP
Ulster Unionist party - 1 MEP
As you can see Ukip were the clear winners with 4 more MEP's than Labour, and got 5 more than the Conservatives.
Glad to be of service.
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"What I am hoping for is an overwhelming vote at the European elections for non Brexit candidates and for all Tory MPs who have voted for this mess (including mine, in a Remain voting constituency) to lose there seats. They are all charlatans who do not deserve the salary and privilege of being an MP The largest party from Britain is UKIP if they get more seats again and they will that is your referendum done and proof we want out
I think you’ll find UKIP is not the biggest party in Britain by any measure.In the EU parliament it is,I know I did not clarify but should not need to by the text and subject matter
UKIP - 7 MEPs
Labour - 18 MEPs
Tories - 18 MEPs
Can’t be arsed to list the rest out.
Glad to be of service.
The results of the last European Parliament MEP elections in the UK in 2014 were as follows.
Ukip - 24 MEPs
Labour - 20 MEP's
Conservative - 19 MEP's
Green - 3 MEP's
SNP - 2 MEP's
Lib dems - 1 MEP
Sinn Fein - 1 MEP
DUP - 1 MEP
Plaid Cymru - 1 MEP
Ulster Unionist party - 1 MEP
As you can see Ukip were the clear winners with 4 more MEP's than Labour, and got 5 more than the Conservatives.
Glad to be of service.
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A lot of ex UKIP MEPs, none of whom resigned their seats, despite changing parties.....odd that |
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