Cable Forum - Brexit (Old)

Oh dear OB you don't know the Tories ! He who strikes the first blow is never leader. Remain loyal to the end, then reluctantly take the lead when your competitors have fought it out. Remember John Major...

Who came up on the rails to beat Michael Heseltine.

Mick	14-11-2018 21:34

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ITV News Source: Straight from her meeting with the Prime Minister in Parliament, DUP Leader Arlene Foster has gone for a meeting with Labour MP Kate Hoey.

Sephiroth

14-11-2018 21:34

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Oh dear. What a shambles. The draft agreement has been released and a vassal state is what we'd be if implemented.

Terrible.

Mick	14-11-2018 21:37

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Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 35970767)

Oh dear. What a shambles. The draft agreement has been released and a vassal state is what we'd be if implemented.

Terrible.

Agreed - Remainers should scrap their demands for a Second Referendum to stop Brexit - not only is this worse than staying in the EU, it goes beyond it.

Weak and wobbly from the unstable thicko May.

richard s

14-11-2018 21:47

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The great tory cock-up of the century.

Pierre

14-11-2018 22:09

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Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35970768)

Agreed - Remainers should scrap their demands for a Second Referendum to stop Brexit - not only is this worse than staying in the EU, it goes beyond it.

Weak and wobbly from the unstable thicko May.

I don’t know what’s in it to have an opinion yet. I haven’t and don’t intend to read 500 pages of legalease eurospeak.

I’ll wait until someone breaks it down for me.

Mick	14-11-2018 22:17

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SNP'S Nicola Sturgeon latest tweet: "Not long off call with PM. She tried to tell me Scotland’s ‘distinctive’ interests had been protected. I pointed out that there isn’t a single mention of Scotland in the agreement, that it disregards our interests, and puts Scotland at a serious competitive disadvantage."

As much as I cannot stand NS - Why does May insist on telling a pack of lies to sell this BS - I bet she has not read all 585 pages.

nomadking

14-11-2018 22:30

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Then again England isn't mentioned, other than referring to the "Bank of England" in respect of being the UK national bank.

Hugh	15-11-2018 00:12

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If this is the best we can do for the Withdrawal Agreement, can you imagine the free trade deal we’ll negotiate with the EU?

Dave42

15-11-2018 00:21

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35970781)

If this is the best we can do for the Withdrawal Agreement, can you imagine the free trade deal we’ll negotiate with the EU?

easiest deal in history ;) oh wait

Pierre

15-11-2018 00:35

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35970781)

If this is the best we can do for the Withdrawal Agreement, can you imagine the free trade deal we’ll negotiate with the EU?

What don’t you like about it?

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Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 35970782)

easiest deal in history ;) oh wait

Hasn’t even been negotiated yet, it still might be.

1andrew1

15-11-2018 00:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 35970767)

Oh dear. What a shambles. The draft agreement has been released and a vassal state is what we'd be if implemented.

Terrible.

It's what you voted for. ;)

Pierre

15-11-2018 00:37

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35970785)

It's what you voted for. ;)

Not really, but it’s what you facilitated.

1andrew1

15-11-2018 00:48

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Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35970768)

Agreed - Remainers should scrap their demands for a Second Referendum to stop Brexit - not only is this worse than staying in the EU, it goes beyond it.

Weak and wobbly from the unstable thicko May.

You won. It's what you voted for as obviously Brexit was clearly defined when you voted for it.

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35970786)

Not really, but it’s what you facilitated.

How? By stating that unicorns don't exist to the hard of thinking?

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Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 35970782)

easiest deal in history ;) oh wait

Lol. Some people want to fall for anything Farage tells them. They are now facing reality and it ain't sweet.

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35970781)

If this is the best we can do for the Withdrawal Agreement, can you imagine the free trade deal we’ll negotiate with the EU?

Just remember - they need us more than we need them. :D:D:D

Mick	15-11-2018 00:52

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35970787)

You won. It's what you voted for as obviously Brexit was clearly defined when you voted for it.

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How? By stating that unicorns don't exist to the hard of thinking?

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Lol. Some people want to fall for anything Farage tells them. They are now facing reality and it ain't sweet.

Enough of this immature rubbish - if you are incapable of having a mature discussion and are on a mission to provoke and create division - like I told Mr K earlier, you are also are warned to stay out of this thread!

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35970786)

Not really, but it’s what you facilitated.

Correct - It's been Sabotage from day one from the coward Remainers in government.

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