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mrmistoffelees · 16-01-2019, 22:32

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Originally Posted by djfunkdup

29th March dear

Nope

**Damien** · 16-01-2019, 22:34

May to make announcement at 10pm. Will be a Government one so not an election.

99.999999% it's gonna be 'let's talk this out guyz'

denphone · 16-01-2019, 22:35

May will make a statement live in Downing Street at 10pm.

**Chris** · 16-01-2019, 22:39

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Originally Posted by Damien

May to make announcement at 10pm. Will be a Government one so not an election.

99.999999% it's gonna be 'let's talk this out guyz'

May’s only tactic in the face of difficulties is to wait it out and see what turns up. She’s going to keep waiting and see what turns up, see who blinks first ... and on that, I wouldn’t bet the farm on the EU holding the line until No Deal Day, make no mistake it is now officially squeaky bum time in Dublin. They stand to lose big time if this all goes south.

1andrew1 · 16-01-2019, 22:52

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Originally Posted by Chris

May’s only tactic in the face of difficulties is to wait it out and see what turns up. She’s going to keep waiting and see what turns up, see who blinks first ... and on that, I wouldn’t bet the farm on the EU holding the line until No Deal Day, make no mistake it is now officially squeaky bum time in Dublin. They stand to lose big time if this all goes south.

Ditto the UK, hence why British business was last night asking the Government to rule out a no-deal.

**Damien** · 16-01-2019, 22:56

May's speech off BBC One and onto the News Channel because of the FA Cup. Nothing gets in the way of our national sport and quite right too!

Also means the BBC have probably been given the nod from No 10 that this isn't a big deal.

**Chris** · 16-01-2019, 22:58

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1

Ditto the UK, hence why British business was last night asking the Government to rule out a no-deal.

No Deal will certainly pose difficulties in the immediate term, but if it happens, expect to see the Treasury immediately issue an emergency budget with a massive financial stimulus package. We are a rich country with a diverse economy and global trading clout.

Ireland, on the other hand, relies heavily on the U.K. market and the U.K. ‘land bridge’ - I.e. our road network. No Deal will be difficult for us, it will be an absolute catastrophe for them.

djfunkdup · 16-01-2019, 23:01

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We are a rich country with a diverse economy and global trading clout.

Totally agree.That's why the remainers need to stop flapping and relax .Everything will work out fine in the end

**Damien** · 16-01-2019, 23:03

Here we go. Hopefully she brings up Arsenal's management issues. It's a joke.

djfunkdup · 16-01-2019, 23:04

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Originally Posted by mrmistoffelees

Nope

Theresa May triggered this process on 29 March, 2017, meaning the UK is scheduled to leave at 11pm UK time on Friday, 29 March 2019.

Every day is a school day as they say

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Originally Posted by Damien

Here we go. Hopefully she brings up Arsenal's management issues. It's a joke.

LOL

**Damien** · 16-01-2019, 23:05

Boring

**Chris** · 16-01-2019, 23:09

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Originally Posted by Damien

Boring

Oregon? There are better places, if you’re fleeing the country

jfman · 16-01-2019, 23:09

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Originally Posted by djfunkdup

Theresa May triggered this process on 29 March, 2017, meaning the UK is scheduled to leave at 11pm UK time on Friday, 29 March 2019.

Every day is a school day as they say

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Govia Thameslink Railway have schedules too. Until circumstances get in the way.

TheDaddy · 16-01-2019, 23:10

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Originally Posted by papa smurf

Didn't you at one time support UKIP.

Not just supported, campaigned for them

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Every one has the right to change their mind but he did say "what's worse is there was no appetite amongst the public for it until Dave called the referendum"
How can a former UKIP supporter suggest there was no appetite for it until Dave called for a referendum,leaving the EU was UKIP'S sole aim , admittedly they had a smaller share of the vote but they did muster 4 million supporters ,and he was once one of them.

Didn't those 4 million votes occur after Dave said there would be a referendum, they weren't getting that in general elections before then and I'm pretty sure I aired my views here multiple times about what a travesty it was they got 1 mp for their number of votes whilst the snp got many more for much fewer

djfunkdup · 16-01-2019, 23:13

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Originally Posted by jfman

Govia Thameslink Railway have schedules too. Until circumstances get in the way.

'' To thine own self be true, and it must follow, as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man. ''