He says the amendment gives clarity , he could be right
Are you ready for Brexit
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He says the amendment gives clarity , he could be right
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i'm not sure he'll vote for the deal if his ammendment fails
It won't .
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but if the amendment passes....the benn act kicks in....delay and time for an election?
They're worried the bill gets passed , then the ERG don't vote at the 2nd reading , = no deal brexit
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so the letwin amendment wouldn't bother you as a leaver?...an election could wreck the deal surely
so the letwin amendment wouldn't bother you as a leaver?...an election could wreck the deal surely
I'm not fussed about an election , this deal is probably as good as it gets .
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Except for remaining
It's far better than that .
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Nonetheless, you stated that we don't export much to France. A whole sector of our industry relies on the amount that we do export to France. It's hardly a high profit sector as it is, and one where a lot of the farms can produce little else. But hey, Jack's alright I guess.....
Are you for real? A tad insulting don't you think?
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Whats insulting about calling terrorists, murdering nutcases?
I have no wish to see any farmer or any other person suffer hardship, but life is sometimes unfair you just have to suck it up and move on, I have had some misfortune at times(as everybody does) but thats life we have to look at whats best for the majority, now we can all disagree about what that is but we had a vote and that now has to be implemented
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My goodness you actually managed to sound positive, congratulations
Only reporting what I have read. Which looks like very close alignment and cooperation with the EU. What I do wonder is what the EU will charge the UK for using all these things we currently get, such as the European Medicines Agency (EMA), the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA), and the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), Euratom CJEU and the dozens of other regulatory and scientific bodies.
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Only reporting what I have read. Which looks like very close alignment and cooperation with the EU. What I do wonder is what the EU will charge the UK for using all these things we currently get, such as the European Medicines Agency (EMA), the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA), and the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), Euratom CJEU and the dozens of other regulatory and scientific bodies.
Enough to continue paying our sub; you might think
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That is because you are currently in the single market were you can buy a new tractor from Spain just as easily as your local dealer. Now go and try to do that with an Indian tractor for example.
Enough to continue paying our sub; you might think
Germans have asked for a rebate on their contributions next year .......
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i don't think so TBH....i voted leave but i'd rather remain than this deal...i concede the 'no deal' brexit i wanted is not feasible cos of ireland....we couldn't go back to the 'troubles'.....all in all i'd rather remain
Too late .
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