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Don't know where you get that from. There needs to be a transition period for all our ducks to be in a row, and the extension TM was referring to was only if needed (which she thought we wouldn't) and would be limited to just a few months if required.

Nothing to worry about in my book, but those who want to leave without a withdrawal agreement will be annoyed.

Incidentally, I am now persuaded that TM will cease to be Leader of the Conservative Party once the withdrawal agreement is signed, and there will be a 'coronation' to replace her. That person will guide us through the negotiations for a trade agreement with the EU. It will be a major task to get it through before the end of the transition period. Highly likely to be a committed Brexiteer!

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Yes that would be Mr Corbyn :D

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Not sure what a "buss" is :) I went on the train and paid for a ticket ..

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Yup :) Mr Steptoe, the committed Leaver ..

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*sigh*

You said:

We all know, well almost all of us do, that only 37% of the *electorate* voted to Leave so please drop the "majority" rubbish.

Protecting jobs, the economy, etc. is not nonsense. It may be to you but not to me ..

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You know very well that the majority who voted said they wished to leave. You have absolutely no evidence for your apparent view that all those who failed to vote wanted to remain. The proportion of leavers and remainers was in all probability the same, except for those who do not involve themselves in politics at all and didn't care one way or another.

Protecting jobs and the economy is what we all want and your view that all this is in jeopardy is not accepted by those who voted to leave.

New trade deals and release from the bureaucratic and protectionist nature of the EU will do wonders for our economy. I'd take something for that depression if I were you, it's clouding your judgement!

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[QUOTE=ianch99;35967605]Not sure what a "buss" is :) I went on the train and paid for a ticket ..[COLOR="Silver"]

Money well wasted, well done you, did you take a banner/piece of old cardboard box that you had crayoned on.



buss is a term used in the "aina" or in other words the hawaiian islands to describe the state of being high/drunk out of your mind.


A bus is a thing you can moan about after a losing referendum.

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Corbyn doesn't know his arse from his elbow and couldn't organise a nosh up in a chip shop. He could get others to organise a good demo, though. :D

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Sounds qualified for the job then ! ;)

Let's face it this is tearing the Tories apart, which is a minor consolation in the current shambles. When the Brexit hangover comes, Jeremy will be there to pick up the pieces, enjoy :)

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The Conservatives are arguing mainly about whether we should have a Brexit with or without a deal.

I'm afraid Labour don't know what they want, and with Corbyn at the helm, they are rudderless. The divisions on this subject are not confined to the Conservatives, contrary to what you might have us believe, Mr K.

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The Conservatives are arguing about everything. The latest one was on murdering the Prime Minister ! Very House of Cards lt'll all make a smashing mini-series sometime :)

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If you truly believed that you would be sticking up for British business and advocating a remain vote. Instead, you're aligning yourself with the far right and far left in advocating we leave the EU. You're ignoring evidence that it will harm the economy as your views would have to change and instead brush it away.

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Really horrible. We've joked about extremists in the past but sadly reality is worse than fiction here. the Conservative Party needs to get a grip on such people.

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He has to get elected first and current polling has him/Labour behind the Tories, despite all the shenanigans in the Tory Party.

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Ah, but you don't believe in polls Mick ! Or does it depend on what the poll says ? ;)

Has to be said Labour were a distance behind the Tories at start of the last election, but that closed dramatically during the campaign and which ended up making TM very 'weak and unstable' - she's never recovered. Brexit fall out is the extra random factor next time. If things don't go well, then rightly or wrongly, those in power, get the blame.

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RTE are reporting that the EU will offer may the UK-wide customs union but have it as a separate arrangement.

https://www.rte.ie/news/brexit/2018/...006113-brexit/

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I do not believe in polls for specific reasons, but that does not mean the information I have posted is irrelevant and by crikey, all the crap going on in the Tory party with Theresa May, Labour should be leaps and bounds ahead in the polls, there is trends, not all of them are accurate and it is this why I do not trust polls completely, less so with Media polls who have a biased agenda.

But because it's the terrible trio, McDonnell, Abbott and Corbyn, why Labour are polling behind the Tories - they should be well ahead and they would be with a different leader and shadow cabinet.

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as I said before no deal getting closer everyday as both side seem to be hardening on backstop