There's no point telling him that, he's not bothered.
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[Politics] Brexit
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There's no point telling him that, he's not bothered.
CherryInHove
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Also against the wishes of the people. Almost nobody voted for leaving with No deal when they voted to leave.
Is that the same Guildford Four who's convictions were quashed?
Pretty pink fairy
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Worse case scenario ,These documents are a bed wetters delight
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DF
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DF
My brother in law voted Leave and massively regretted it within a few months. He would vote Remain now.
Out for a curry with some mates (other young Dads) recently. Of the 4, 2 voted Remain and would do so again, 1 didn’t vote but said he’d vote Remain this time, and the 4th was a Leaver who would now vote Remain.
The polls suggest this is the case across the country - a number of people are regretting their vote and would like another chance.
Does it really surprise you given the reality of what a **** up a No Deal Brexit would be?!
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****ing ludicrous to compare the two. Only one party is undemocratically trying to force the country into a hellish future that no one voted for. Wake the **** up mate.
Pretty pink fairy
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CherryInHove
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No, this is their base case scenario. So, this is what they actually expect will happen. I can't imagine how bad worse case would be.
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pb21
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They are base case scenarios when they are private and reasonable worst case scenarios when they are public.
Either way they are not worst case scenarios.
You really are a waste of internet.
Pretty pink fairy
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Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Civil Contingencies Act, curfews etc.
And this document reads like a positive spin on things. It is by no means 'worst case'.
Sussex Nomad
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No-ones in charge of this shit show sadly.
pb21
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What I don't get why the government aren't happy to delay no deal until after Christmas. It also provides further time to prepare for no deal and in theory negotiate a Johnson deal.
Reading these the time of year amplifies the immediate impacts as there is less storage available for Christmas and less home grown food etc.
How they can do this over waiting a few more months knowing the likely impact will be reduced is baffling.
Reading these the time of year amplifies the immediate impacts as there is less storage available for Christmas and less home grown food etc.
How they can do this over waiting a few more months knowing the likely impact will be reduced is baffling.
Blue Valkyrie
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Sussex Nomad
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I would disagree and say there are parties out there trying to wreck democracy.
CherryInHove
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Seriously? The government who are trying to force through a no deal brexit are actually saying "This is what we expect to happen" and you won't believe it until you actually see it? What do you expect to gain from Brexit that makes it worth making so many people who are struggling already suffer more?
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