In fairness to Vlad, he clearly did his homework.
Who else know Boris was totally under the influence of his own willy?
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[Politics] Brexit
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In fairness to Vlad, he clearly did his homework.
Who else know Boris was totally under the influence of his own willy?
seagulls4ever
New member
- Oct 2, 2003
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I'm pretty sure someone asked him whether it was possible to pass something to over-ride the convention after he made the announcement, and he said yes.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
The word at the moment is that Macron will say Non. It only needs one country out of the 27. Whether that is the case, who knows?
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Putin also has Italy, Poland, Austria and Hungary if he needs them. But he can sit back and let Macron do the honours for different reasons this time.
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Baker lite
Banned
Very interesting,Italy also confirmed as a veto.Its renege left as the only option for Theresa the appeaser, will she or won’t she?
By legal default, on our way way.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
The thing is, that even if May gets her deal through the MV3, there isn't enough time for it to have a House of Lords reading and Royal consent before the 29th.
If one has a corrupt soul it will show in the face and shoulders.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Can you imagine the Sun and Mail if Macron blocks it ? Zut alors
We'd be able to ignore everything else and blame the French, just as the good lord intended.
JC Footy Genius
Bringer of TRUTH
- Jun 9, 2015
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Understandable cynicism but I wonder if she has finally come to the endgame of trying to deliver her Brexit plan and decided to call parliament's bluff. "As prime minister, I am not prepared to delay Brexit any further than 30 June". is being interpreted as her saying she would resign by some and the PM's spokesman has refused to say (when asked four times) would she resign if there was a longer extension.
(Assuming she loses any third vote) would Tory remainers in the cabinet and parliament really vote with the opposition to ask for a longer extension or even revoke article 50 bringing about the resignation of the PM, even more chaos, plus a likely Brexiteer PM replacement, irrevocable split in the party and a general election which they might well lose to the Marxists ... if they don't we would exit with no deal.
seagulls4ever
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I would be very surprised if the EU did not manage to convince countries which were considering a veto not so do so. But I've been wrong before and I'm sure I'll be wrong again!
Rubbish. They need us more than we need them remember! Threaten him with all the Italian Prosecco sales! Or the German car sales!
Baldseagull
Well-known member
The reasons they will not be admitted are true, but you can't also cite them as reasons for not wanting them to join if they are the very things that prevent them from joining. They are not fully secular, but neither are they a Religious state, but if and when better alignment with western principles would allow them to join in the future, the argument to not want them join because they are not aligned with western principles would be gone.
The Geographic argument is not something I have considered much, but what would do with Cyprus?
“Theresa May vows not to delay departure beyond June”
If only she had some power and authority.....maybe someone would believe her?
If only she had some power and authority.....maybe someone would believe her?
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Difficult if one of them is France. Work to do at their end.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Civil Contingencies Act tonight ?
I was hoping they'd wait until next week.
I was hoping they'd wait until next week.
Garry Nelson's teacher
Well-known member
French have denied rumour that they will block the request for an extension. They've finally realised they need us more than we need them...…………….May is becoming more intransigent (and simply fed up) by the minute. Why doesn't she reach out? She appears to be playing to the ERG gallery at the expense of relationships with softer Brexiteers in her own Cabinet, yet alone Parliament.
All the 'EU' has to do is say:-
"Farridge wants you to veto".
Shirley the EU is pre-programmed to do the exact opposite of what Farridge wants.