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We are going to ask the EU for a deal , but then ask the people if they want to remain against the best deal we can get .
It really has become a total joke
It really has become a total joke
Seems quite sensible to me, compared with asking people to vote for an unattainable pipe dream and then blaming everyone else when you can’t achieve what you’d promised.We are going to ask the EU for a deal , but then ask the people if they want to remain against the best deal we can get .
It really has become a total joke
labour and sensible.not words i would put in the same sentenceSeems quite sensible to me, compared with asking people to vote for an unattainable pipe dream and then blaming everyone else when you can’t achieve what you’d promised.
labour and sensible.not words i would put in the same sentence
Seems quite sensible to me, compared with asking people to vote for an unattainable pipe dream and then blaming everyone else when you can’t achieve what you’d promised.
Completely agreeSeems quite sensible to me, compared with asking people to vote for an unattainable pipe dream and then blaming everyone else when you can’t achieve what you’d promised.
Any deal negotiated will not be as good as the one we already have and that is why the deals so far have been unacceptable. The Brexit brigade want to leave the Eu but keep the terms we already have..........it just isn’t going to happen.
And the unattainable pipe dream was? The question was to Remain in the EU or to leave. That is clear enough so where is the pipe dream?Seems quite sensible to me, compared with asking people to vote for an unattainable pipe dream and then blaming everyone else when you can’t achieve what you’d promised.
I asked that and the "details man" didn't answerAnd the unattainable pipe dream was? The question was to Remain in the EU or to leave. That is clear enough so where is the pipe dream?
wasn't TM offered a good deal years ago and she chucked it back in their faceWe only had one chance of a decent deal, be prepared to use the threat of walking away with no deal.
To tell the EU that they want to re-negotiate a deal and then use it to push for a second referendum is crazy, why would they offer anything when they don't want us to leave?
This could be a cunning plan to get us to vote remain as who would want to give more power to our own parliament when it's full of brainless idiots.
Seems quite sensible to me, compared with asking people to vote for an unattainable pipe dream and then blaming everyone else when you can’t achieve what you’d promised.
And the unattainable pipe dream was? The question was to Remain in the EU or to leave. That is clear enough so where is the pipe dream?
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Quite right. There is nothing 'unattainable' about it, the fact is that it can't currently be attained because there are a majority of undemocratic prigs bunkered in the Commons. They are determined not to respect the Referendum result and are too hypocritical and scared to agree to an election in which they know they'll be booted out.
Well an election will come, it will probably give the Tories a mandate to leave and a working majority to be able to do so - and don't be surprised if you see a note in their manifesto mentioning the removal of the Fixed-term Parliaments Act too.