Cable Forum - Brexit (Old)

They're not stockpiling, they just like drinking, just another weekend. It's much the same in Sainsbury's when they have 25% off wine...
(And what are you doing reading that lefty rag ! ;) )

Know your enemy ;)

denphone

08-03-2019 17:34

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35985740)

Know your enemy ;)

The enemy of my enemy is my friend....;)

Hugh	08-03-2019 18:18

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35985740)

Know your enemy ;)

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35985742)

The enemy of my enemy is my friend....;)

The anenome of my enemy is my enema... ;)

Pierre

08-03-2019 20:27

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 35985621)

Looking like Parliament is going to take control next week ..

And do what? Exactly?

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35985732)

Who knows but if the others are ruled out by Parliament then that's all that's left by the process of elimination. Maybe a) or b) will win when the extension is up?
Maybe it's what it doesn't achieve that is more important.

So they should vote to reject the deal regardless, without knowing what will happen. With no plan.

Sounds strangely like the accusations labelled at brexiteers.

Hugh	08-03-2019 21:26

Re: Brexit

Can’t complain, then...

1andrew1

08-03-2019 23:50

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35985774)

Can’t complain, then...

That's a nice thought!

Dave42

08-03-2019 23:58

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35985764)

And do what? Exactly?

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So they should vote to reject the deal regardless, without knowing what will happen. With no plan.

Sounds strangely like the accusations labelled at brexiteers.

that's why we in this mess in first place no leave group had a plan

Carth

09-03-2019 01:42

Re: Brexit

Why on earth would any leave group need a plan? And how could they implement it even if they did?

It's not as though they could go waltzing into parliament and say "right chaps, this is what we're going to do . . no arguments, just get on with it"

OLD BOY

09-03-2019 03:36

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Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 35985787)

that's why we in this mess in first place no leave group had a plan

Come on, Dave. The referendum was about ideas. It was an all party referendum. That's what so many remainers are forgetting.

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35985742)

The enemy of my enemy is my friend....;)

Hi, Denfone!

(Just joking!)! ;)

TheDaddy

09-03-2019 07:04

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by Carth (Post 35985792)

Why on earth would any leave group need a plan? And how could they implement it even if they did?

Yeah why would you need a plan, when it's easier to dismiss experts and facts for feelings a plan is pure fantasy, why bother, wouldn't want anyone to be accountable after all

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Reports are coming out that Chris Grayling tried to resign last night, some how all he managed to do was cancel his Netflix subscription though

ianch99

09-03-2019 08:07

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35985793)

Come on, Dave. The referendum was about ideas. It was an all party referendum. That's what so many remainers are forgetting

Oh dear.

Any idiot can have an "idea". An idea only becomes credible when you have a viable plan. Until then, it is just another idea unless of course, enough people can persuaded to follow the Pied Piper ..

1andrew1

09-03-2019 08:24

Re: Brexit

Looking like Labour's People's Vote motion will be delayed until after the vote on Theresa May's deal on Tuesday. (Is this the second vote on her deal? I'm losing count.)
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...um-put-on-hold

nomadking

09-03-2019 08:31

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 35985802)

So because their was no plan at the time as an alternative, we should have simply waved the white flag in WW1 and WW2?

Is the EEC/EU the same as the one voted for in 1975? Either there was no plan for remain at that time, or people were misled about what was going to happen.

Pierre

09-03-2019 08:50

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 35985787)

that's why we in this mess in first place no leave group had a plan

I was highlighting the irony.

1andrew1

09-03-2019 09:11

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 35985804)