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it could be sorted with a tree and a length of rope :shocked:

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Are you aluding here to Trump's Father's KKK hobbies?

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Proof of the pudding as always is in the eating.

PMQs: Theresa May vows to set out full Brexit plans in white pape

"I recognise I set out that bold plan for a global Britain last week... I can confirm to the House that our plan will be set out, in a white paper, set out in this House", she says.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017...s-labour-will/

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The plan may be but not the detail. Going into detail would do more harm than good.

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nothing so dramatic:shocked: i was alluding to hanging a few mp's to assist in the brexit process;)

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Who cares what they think, they're not a real government anyway

I don't think that's relevant, it's going to happen and now it's going to happen properly and legally, I find it amusing that one of the biggest moans of Brextremist's is that we need our own laws to be sacrosanct and then at the first opportunity denounce them.

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The Article 50 Bill has been published. It is brief, to say the least.

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/local/2017/01/4.jpg

Via: https://order-order.com/2017/01/26/r...thdrawal-bill/

I can't wait to see how the SNP try to find 50 amendments in that.

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I'm wondering about that as well.....:D

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The same way they found a 'credible' economic plan for Scotland?... :D

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You were right, although today's Bill is way too wordy imho. ;).
I would have set it to a jaunty little ditty from the Sound of Music and simply said:

So long, farewell auf wiedersehen, adieu
Adieu, adieu, to yieu and yieu and yieu.

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I much prefer your version!:D

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Tulip Siddiq, who voted in favour of holding a referendum, has resigned from Corbys frontbench because she does not support the triggering of article 50

So tell me again why did she vote to hold a referendum if she had no intention of honouring it?

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Because like many she just assumed the result of the referendum would be to remain but then we the british public turned everything on it's head and haven't we angered some of them.

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Tough titties, it's about time some of them actually realised that 'we' are their employers.

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Her constituency is 75% remain. I think, might be one of the other ones.

Anyway this article highlights the problem for Labour: http://www.newstatesman.com/politics...ing-article-50

Labour are sitting on the new fault line in British politics.