Thread: UK & EU Agree Post-Brexit Trade Deal
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Old 29-09-2019, 16:12   #708
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Re: Brexit Development(s) Discussion
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Originally Posted by jfman View Post
It’s not a surrender bill. It’s making sure Boris can’t force No Deal unless Parliament approves it. That’s all it does. It doesn’t reverse Brexit, it doesn’t stop Boris going for a General Election and a Parliamentary mandate. Doesn’t prevent “no deal” at a later date.

It surrenders precisely nothing. It’s a delaying mechanism, that’s all.

Boris lying is an observable fact. It’s not Parliamentary to say he lied in a statement to the House of Commons, that’s all. Public statements, newspaper columns, all fair game on the truth barometer.

And absolutely you can quote me on October 31st. I played this game in March.
It's all hype, and you know it. Most Brexiteers would agree that Benn's cup of cold sick is a surrender bill.

Anyhow, I know your take on this and you know mine so let's just accept that and leave it there before drawing yet another circle to go around multiple times.
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