Re: UK Exit of EU (Brexit)
 

So the SNP's pipe dream has been exposed for what it was. It's not looking that good is it - laughable economic projections, retaining Sterling, retained EU membership blah, blah, blah...

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Interesting development but if there was any overspending I don't think the organisations exist any longer for any fines etc to be levied.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-39075244

Re: UK Exit of EU (Brexit)
 

Do the figures include Mr Cameron's £9m taxpayer-funded Remain booklet?

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See, whenever a remoaner says something like "you brexiteers are such poor winners. Don't you know that you've won? I don't know what you lot are so worried about" :blah:
......This is the kind of thing that makes us worry and makes me want to shove their heads down a toilet and flush it

:dozey:

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Gina Miller demands Lords show 'backbone' in changing Theresa May's Brexit Bill on eve of critical debate




http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7599456.html

Re: UK Exit of EU (Brexit)
 

Gina was with Andrew Marr this morning. I think she's actually doing damage to her cause every time she opens her gob. I hope we see more of her.

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People should not be surprised that, Heseltine and Mandelson are leading the pro Remain group in the Lords; both have Bilderberg links. In the Commons Ken Clarke voted against A50; another person with links to the globalist Bilderberg Group.

Re: UK Exit of EU (Brexit)
 

Mandelson has all sorts of 'links' - including that from which his very generous home loan came, enabling him to buy a very swanky house otherwise out of his financial reach*. That aside, being on the in the House of Lords and EU gravy trains simultaneously is very nice 'work' for the privileged few and enables them to assist their even richer mates. Why would these people want to bite the hand that feeds them?

* https://www.theguardian.com/century/...112756,00.html

Re: BREXIT
 

Former Conservative PM launches broadside at Theresa May's Government .

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017...uld-mean-cuts/

Re: BREXIT
 

Silly old fool should go back to watching cricket and drinking warm beer. Yesterday's man, yesterday's ideas.

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I remember John Major on the Marr show during the referendum. Marr just let Major carry on with his anti Brexit spiel, virtually interrupted. He was followed by Boris, who Marr seemed to interrupt pretty constantly. There was no doubt about the way Mar, at that time, was going to vote in the referendum.

Re: BREXIT
 

Sensible down-to-earth bloke. I'd happily buy him a beer if we were in the same pub.

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The Telegraph missed out the best part of his speech IMO:

Anyway this kind of thing will happen for a while. At least we're less than a month away from Article 50 been issued so we can get on with the real discussion and deal making and not this limbo.

Re: BREXIT
 

Well we all know Brexit is happening but John Major is a pretty moderate conservative who generally talks a lot of sense.