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Old 21-10-2019, 16:59   #1517
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Re: Brexit Development(s) Discussion

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY View Post
No, you are wrong. The Conservative and Labour manifestos were based on honouring the result of the referendum. Many MPs are not fulfilling that pledge. They should be ashamed.

They will get their comeuppence at the general election, whenever they have the guts to vote for one.

It will be in the country's interests to vote for the Withdrawal Bill now, unfettere by those stupid amendments designed only to see off Brexit altogether. It will serve them right if the EU failed to grant an extension, wouldn't it?
Well Churchill agrees with me... Or, rather, I agree with Churchill.

Yes, lets vote for a deal that is significantly worse than May's..... that's the obvious thing to do

If the EU refuse to grant an extension we can always vote to revoke Article 50... but that would open up a whole new can of worms
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