Cable Forum - Brexit (Old)

True, but people have a right to be angry if they want. The future of the country and our kids is at stake after all.

Most of the 'angryness' has come from Brexiters and they supposedly 'won' !
Maybe they've realised what a daft mistake they've made , believing the lies. Their main champion is Boris, who was pathetic on Marr this morning. He promised to take responsibility for the repercussions of Brexit - even he wasn't convinced... You can be sure he'll be ok, like most of these affluent Brexiteers, power is all they were really after. Like Mogg, they'll have moved their investments overseas already.

Hugh	09-12-2018 22:03

Re: Brexit

From Nick Robinson on Twitter at 21:57

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PM called both Tusk & Veradkar today & the word from Whitehall is that the Brexit vote still might not happen on Tuesday. So perhaps Plan B, Plan A+ or Plan A- is being worked up

jfman

09-12-2018 22:15

Re: Brexit

Shambles.

Mick	09-12-2018 23:30

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35974440)

No, we didn’t believe the lies told from the Remain camp and still don’t and never will.

Dave42

09-12-2018 23:40

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35974452)

No, we didn’t believe the lies told from the Remain camp and still don’t and never will.

but all the lies the leavers said are fine right

1andrew1

10-12-2018 00:04

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35974452)

No, we didn’t believe the lies told from the Remain camp and still don’t and never will.

No one should believe lies...period. But in an era of fake news and deliberate misinformation, determining what is truthful can be hard.

Carth

10-12-2018 01:08

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35974440)

<snip>
Most of the 'angryness' has come from Brexiters

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

oh stop it, you're killing me, funniest thing since del boy fell through the hatch :D

Sephiroth

10-12-2018 03:22

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by jfman (Post 35974405)

It’s not convoluted nonsense.

The English language is more complex than the binary choice you are seeking to frame my statement in.

<SNIP>

You're still dodging the answer to a simple question. If the vast majority of the electorate don't deserve to be punished, then who does deserve to be punished?

denphone

10-12-2018 05:03

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Originally Posted by jfman (Post 35974446)

Shambles.

That is a considerable understatement..

djfunkdup

10-12-2018 06:44

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35974440)

ZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

denphone

10-12-2018 06:53

Re: Brexit

Theresa May in last-ditch bid to save Brexit deal despite growing mutiny.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...growing-mutiny

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Theresa May is set to launch a last-ditch bid to win over mutinous Tory MPs before deciding whether to proceed with a vote on her Brexit deal on Tuesday, as one of her closest cabinet allies issued a stark warning that the UK should learn from Northern Ireland about “the damage that division can do”.

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The prime minister is under intense pressure from aides and senior ministers to considering pulling the vote on Tuesday

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Ambitious Brexiter MPs have already begun positioning themselves in anticipation of a heavy defeat.

jfman

10-12-2018 08:20

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 35974463)

You're still dodging the answer to a simple question. If the vast majority of the electorate don't deserve to be punished, then who does deserve to be punished?

You are being selective, hence the snip. :)

---------- Post added at 08:20 ---------- Previous post was at 07:02 ----------

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35974467)

Theresa May in last-ditch bid to save Brexit deal despite growing mutiny.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...growing-mutiny

Take it to the people Theresa, it’s the best (only) chance you’ve got! All the babies in your party left post when times got tough but you’ve hung in there and got the best deal for this country. The people will (might) back you.

Third update: the ECJ rules a Member State can unilaterally revoke Article 50. Good stuff. More dominoes down in our constitutional crisis.

Mick	10-12-2018 08:37

Re: Brexit

Haha ECJ is as corrupt as they come along with the cancerous EU.

Who says the EU don’t need U.K. now these corrupted fools have made this disgusting, anti-Democratic political ruling?

1andrew1

10-12-2018 08:44

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by Carth (Post 35974459)

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

oh stop it, you're killing me, funniest thing since del boy fell through the hatch :D

If ever a sketch was needed for a clean Brexit, that one is it starring BoJo as Del Boy and Liam Fox as Rodney. :D

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