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Old 22-10-2018, 13:29   #2078
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Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by Mr K View Post
Did it really when only a quarter of the population voted for Brexit? And as we've seen it could mean a wide variety of different outcomes, which we have no say over? Would you be happy with Brino deal, which seems more likely by the day ? Or would you like the opportunity to reject that? People aren't asking for another Brexit referendum, they are asking for a vote on the deal, which Brexiters don't seem to understand/ignore.
What percentage of the population turned out for the march in London?
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