JC Footy Genius
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[Politics] Brexit
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Peter Grummit
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A complete failure of leadership. She will go down in history alongside Neville Chamberlain and Anthony Eden.
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Why hasn't the thread title changed 
Grombleton
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- Dec 31, 2011
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I thought at one point she sounded emotional. I wasn't aware that bit of software had been installed, so i guess that's something.
pastafarian
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Parliament? So Brexit has been sabotaged by parliament?
Utter bollocks........................
Unfortunately there is no clear view in parliament what a deal looks like. Not because the majority are remainers, but because they all have a different picture of what a unicorn looks like (and indeed, some don't believe in unicorns but oddly these are in a minority).
So its bollocks that it is the fault of parliament then go on to blame parliament.
Bravo….Well done for winning stupid post of the day amongst weapons grade competition.
I loved the sound of her shoes as she exited, stage right
She really does think she is in control...four o'clock and time for a sherry. Don't mind if I do.
Tubby-McFat-Fuc
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So we have a situation where the EU will only allow a extension if Parliament vote through May's deal.
Parliament saying MPs cannot vote again on May's deal.
May now attacking MPs who she needs to vote her deal through.
So, its a no deal exit or revoking article 50. And MPs will never ever revoke article 50 as doing so will destroy both the Tories and Labour.
Maybe she wanted a no deal exit all along!!
Parliament saying MPs cannot vote again on May's deal.
May now attacking MPs who she needs to vote her deal through.
So, its a no deal exit or revoking article 50. And MPs will never ever revoke article 50 as doing so will destroy both the Tories and Labour.
Maybe she wanted a no deal exit all along!!
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
So basically Brexit still means Brexit, but not now on March 29th, but she would have gotten away with it too if it wasn't for those meddling MP's.
I loved the sound of her shoes as she exited, stage right
She really does think she is in control...four o'clock and time for a sherry. Don't mind if I do.
“I am on your side”, she said, addressing the British people. "
That's a relief, then.
nicko31
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Unlikely to get to frauderendum levels JC...
pastafarian
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You can call freedom of movement retarded if you want, its not a word I would choose to describe it.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
The extension may not be granted anyway as France, and now Spain and Belgium are going to say no.
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
Alternatively the pair of you could move in together and he could just watch videos on the internet with you.
Peter Grummit
Well-known member
Except each of the 27 EU member country leaders have a veto on any extension. And the EU has said the june 30th extension is dependent on May's deal passing next week.
No Deal here we come. Fill those shelves and freezer....
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
It was blame everyone else except me.
pastafarian
Well-known member
I only watch internet videos with your mum
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
Operation Yellowhammer from Monday I read.
Yet still above Dave ('call me Dave') David Cameron. And that Wallis and Grommit bloke who was labour 'leader'.
(oh, and Corbyn, but he doesn't really count)