melias shoes
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- Oct 14, 2010
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Bloody hope so.
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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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Bloody hope so.
vegster
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- May 5, 2008
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I think you are overestimating the Donald. Any deal would have to be heavily leveraged in favour of The USA or he will quickly accused of betraying his election " manifesto ". The Ego has landed and we should all be afraid.
It's the "best possible deal" bit which the leavers seem to have an issue with though. This hasn't been discussed, or more importantly, voted on at any level whatsoever. Given you are so keen on democracy what do you propose?
melias shoes
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Nothing too serious I hope.
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
Good luck with the op.Hope you've got a nice nurse to see to your every need!
melias shoes
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I think 'the poor friendless UK '(good grief) will get a mutually beneficial trade deal with the US which will be a dam sight better than the EU one that has taken forever and is probably dead in the water. As Trump ia a huge fan of the UK and believes Brexit was the right choice expect ours to be all signed and sealed within 2 years of us leaving.*
* assuming we all don't die in a thermonuclear fireball
Now there's a question.
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
Poor,friendless UK?Seems like all our Commonwealth people don't agree with you.2.5 billion of them at the last count.How many in the EU after we leave?Hardly Billy-no-mates.
pastafarian
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I propose we wait and see what happens during the negotiations, we have voted to end free movement, end the supremacy of The ECJ, end being members of the single market and the customs union. The EU can chew over that whilst they are wondering what to do with us.
You cant vote beforehand on the proposed outcome of a series of negotiations either..... that is absurd.
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
Think things will get really interesting after Friday.Think El Pres will clean out the swamp very quickly-doesn't seem a great fan of any time-wasting government hacks.
alfredmizen
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- Mar 11, 2015
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Great comeback
Now you're moving the goal-posts. You voted to leave the EU, nothing more and nothing less. There are many levels to achieve this from the EAA model down to the hard-Brexit.
And you can certainly vote on the type of exit the UK and the EU agree....but I think you know this.
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Lincoln Imp
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- Feb 2, 2009
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Just because the thread title has changed it doesn't mean you HAVE to name-call. I accept that it would be difficult for you and Pretty Pink Fairy to stop after all this time so carry on if it makes you happy.
(By the way, I think the Brexit definition of democracy is wrong but in any case I won't listen to lectures on democracy from anyone who contentedly goes along with Britain's longstanding and reality-warping FPP voting system. This might not apply to you but I suspect it applies to a whole lot of Brexiteers on here.)
Lincoln Imp
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Well let's hope the people of Botswana are gagging to buy our stuff. Meanwhile, I read somewhere that the Australian government has said that a trade deal with the EU is a much greater priority than one with the UK. You can kind of understand why.
I think 'the poor friendless UK '(good grief) will get a mutually beneficial trade deal with the US which will be a dam sight better than the EU one that has taken forever and is probably dead in the water. As Trump ia a huge fan of the UK and believes Brexit was the right choice expect ours to be all signed and sealed within 2 years of us leaving.*
* assuming we all don't die in a thermonuclear fireball
2 years? The way Trump operates you could have a trade deal agreed in seconds via Twitter.
GT49er
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You mean that system that the electorate democratically voted to keep by a two thirds majority? You really don't like democratic outcomes, do you?!
GoldWithFalmer
Seaweed! Seaweed!
First past the post Brexit would look like this
https://www.quora.com/If-referendum...st-the-post-sytem-would-Brexit-still-have-won
67.7% for Leave (i am confused).
nicko31
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Here we go again
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business...evel-since-october-flash-crash-fears-britain/
If you are rich with lots of foreign assets, happy days. Sterling now 25% off in USD terms since 23rd June
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business...evel-since-october-flash-crash-fears-britain/
If you are rich with lots of foreign assets, happy days. Sterling now 25% off in USD terms since 23rd June
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pastafarian
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another pointless exercise,vote down the exit plan then its back to the drawing board, vote down the next exit plain then its back to the drawing board again......until time runs out then its OUT with no negotiated framework for any future relationship at all.....this does seem to be the aim of the remain side for some bizarre reason.
i know there is no such thing as a "hard " brexit
that is just another lie invented by the moaners after the vote to continue the lies they are pushing to the public.....none off you have the balls to admit it even though the rest of us can see right through it.