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denphone 22-11-2018 16:28
Re: Brexit
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35972005)
What we don't know is how many Labour MPs will defy the Whip and vote with the Conservatives.
A question no one can answer with any confidence until the vote takes place.

Dave42 22-11-2018 16:48
Re: Brexit
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35972005)
What we don't know is how many Labour MPs will defy the Whip and vote with the Conservatives.
cant seeing it being enough for it to get past parliament but we see

OLD BOY 22-11-2018 16:57
Re: Brexit
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 35972010)
cant seeing it being enough for it to get past parliament but we see
It could be. The big questions are whether the hard line Brexiteers will decide it's too risky to vote against and whether Theresa May can pursuade the DUP to stick with her.

If she slips them some money to keep Bombadier from making all those redundancies - that might help! :D

jfman 22-11-2018 17:07
Re: Brexit
 
If she wants to remain anyway, she won’t need offer anyone any money.

Carth 22-11-2018 17:28
Re: Brexit
 
It seems I got lost and confused somewhere between pages 27 and 230 (approx) because I thought we'd voted to leave the EU.

Now I'm reading that we're thinking of paying a large wad of cash to the EU so we can stay in it, but are actually out of it :shrug: :sulk:

Hugh 22-11-2018 18:03
Re: Brexit
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Carth (Post 35972021)
It seems I got lost and confused somewhere between pages 27 and 230 (approx) because I thought we'd voted to leave the EU.

Now I'm reading that we're thinking of paying a large wad of cash to the EU so we can stay in it, but are actually out of it :shrug: :sulk:
Like any legal agreement, there are fees and charges if you leave early to cover outstanding costs incurred.

Simples...

RichardCoulter 22-11-2018 19:13
Re: Brexit
 
It appears that Slovakians living in the UK have taken to whipping local residents in Sheffield; I wonder if this is connected to Brexit??

Damien 22-11-2018 19:14
Re: Brexit
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 35972030)
It appears that Slovakians living in the UK have taken to whipping local residents; I wonder if this is connected to Brexit??
Yup, almost certainly. It's page 4 of the agreement actually.

djfunkdup 22-11-2018 19:15
Re: Brexit
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35972031)
Yup, almost certainly. It's page 4 of the agreement actually.

LOL :D:D:D

heero_yuy 22-11-2018 19:18
Re: Brexit
 
Quote:
Quote from Damien:


Yup, almost certainly. It's page 4 of the agreement actually.
Part of May's appeasement: Compulsory whipping of all UK residents by Slovakians daily. :D

Damien 22-11-2018 19:28
Re: Brexit
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35972033)
Part of May's appeasement: Compulsory whipping of all UK residents by Slovakians daily. :D
The French may also hold us in contempt but no more than a true Brit already holds themselves in contempt, So win for May there.

Mr K 22-11-2018 20:28
Re: Brexit
 
The Torygraph isn't onside yet.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics...will-go-ahead/
Over 6,000 venomous comments already; the DT readers comments are the darkest place on the web !

Chris 22-11-2018 20:32
Re: Brexit
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35972039)
The Torygraph isn't onside yet.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics...will-go-ahead/
Over 6,000 venomous comments already; the DT readers comments are the darkest place on the web !
I used to love the Telegraph website back in the day when they used to publish a ton of columnist blogs every day. The below-the-line comments were always a riot (and made me seem like a hand-wringing liberal) :D

denphone 22-11-2018 20:35
Re: Brexit
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35972039)
The Torygraph isn't onside yet.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics...will-go-ahead/
Over 6,000 venomous comments already; the DT readers comments are the darkest place on the web !
The Telegraph used to be a pretty good newspaper to read before it followed the way of other newspapers and became too politicised.

Damien 22-11-2018 21:28
Re: Brexit
 
They fired a lot of the journalists and turned into a clickbait driven commentary site. It's a shame because it was a Conservative paper but took itself seriously but now it's just a mess. All papers have been declining to an extent but the destruction at The Telegraph is still dramatic.


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