Butch Willykins
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Is it? I personally would take his word for it.
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Is it? I personally would take his word for it.
Butch Willykins
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pastafarian
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A tweet claiming Farage is suggesting we should deport 3 million Europeans if there's no deal shows a video where Farage DOESN’T suggest at all we should deport 3 million Europeans if there's no deal
More tw@tter dishonesty promoted and shared……..…imagine my shock.
Butch Willykins
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Sorry but what is the Brexit paperwork? And can you remind me what your original complaint was?
Two Professors
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The Nige is Down Under so that is utter crap.
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Twatter, it's a slow Brexit news day. Farage will now be in focus for a few days. Ads needs to be clicked and papers need to be sold.
Thunder Bolt
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Unions reporting the targets which were strongly denied.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...-arrest-most-illegal-immigrants-a8400256.html
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
The Nige is Down Under so that is utter crap.
Nobody said it was recorded today. Here is the YouTube version as Twitter upsets you so much.
August 21st 2018.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOT9d1KRugI&feature=youtu.be
pastafarian
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He doesn’t suggest we should deport 3 million Europeans if there's no deal in that either
portslade seagull
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Voices in there head again maybe
Garry Nelson's teacher
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It's hotting up...………….
The shadow Brexit secretary, Keir Starmer, has said during a visit to Brussels that Labour would vote against a proposed EU-UK free trade deal that is now being backed by Michel Barnier and David Davis, leaving such an arrangement with scant hope of being passed by parliament.
The shadow Brexit secretary, Keir Starmer, has said during a visit to Brussels that Labour would vote against a proposed EU-UK free trade deal that is now being backed by Michel Barnier and David Davis, leaving such an arrangement with scant hope of being passed by parliament.
portslade seagull
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Bit late for all the pensioners who have suffered and still are due to the banking crisis wiping out pension pot values. Nothing to do with Brexit
portslade seagull
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Are you blaming that on Brexit as well ??. Successive governments I'm afraid
Pretty pink fairy
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Was watching an episode of "All or Nothing - Manchester City" on Amazon the other day and Pep Guardiola was using the "F" word left right and centre. It got me thinking come Brexit will we take back control of our good old fashioned Anglo Saxon swear words? If we do then we might get something out of Brexit!
ManOfSussex
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I believe it was Sir Richard Turnball, the last colonial Governor of Tanganyika, who once said:
"When the British Empire finally sinks beneath the waves of history, it will leave behind it only two memorials: one is the game of Association Football and the other is the expression 'F*** Off'."
The man was obviously a Brexit visionary, years ahead of his time.
Baldseagull
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That is from March, you want the one from June, since that one we have agreed 7 more articles of the 168. https://assets.publishing.service.g...ile/717697/Joint_Statement_-_19_June_2018.pdf
To me it looks like 3 of those have gone in as the EU drafted, 3 have had a couple of paragraphs removed and 1 has had a couple paragraphs inserted. Not bad for 3 months plus work.
Edit. Sorry, you need both as the latest just shows the updates and not the full text.
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- Jul 10, 2003
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I believe that some of the more awkward decisions on a deal may be pushed back into the first extended EU membership period. (You know, the one called 'Implementation').
Should we have a poll to name the next period after that
Should we have a poll to name the next period after that
Baldseagull
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Apparently we "overwhelmingly" voted to take back control of our borders, and letting people who are already here stay is willfully ignoring them. Classic Farage weasel talk, classic Fox feeding him and letting him talk bollocks.
Lincoln Imp
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- Feb 2, 2009
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But surely in saying that to let them remain would be to ignore the wishes of the people he is implying that they shouldn't be allowed to remain?
The key word there is 'implying'. It is meat and drink to snake oil salesmen. Rabble-rousers like Farage and Johnson are adept at giving a clear impression of one thing while inserting a small semantic escape clause that allows them to claim they didn't actually say it, not literally-like. It was done with the referendum-clinching bus claim - "we didn't actually SAY we would have more money to give the NHS..." And it was certainly done with Farage's 'disturbing' poster. "Racism? Not my fault if people draw the wrong impression from me choosing to have my picture taken in front of a load of swarthy-looking blokes."
There will always be a few people prepared to defend them.