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[Politics] Brexit
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Hampster Gull
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Drugs might be the answer
Pretty pink fairy
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Thunder Bolt
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That was on the use of alternative votes rather than proportional representation, although it was similar.
nicko31
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In the some ways thing the French have done us a favour exercising their sovereignty as closing the border. Its a little reminder of what lies ahead deal or no deal and how unprepared we are.
What more could be 24 hour PCR tests for all freight traffic, that's the sort of thing that happens with 3rd countries.
More fuel on the skip fire of Brexit, Johnson best be nice to Macron (no racist jokes please)
Randy McNob
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no, no, no. Pretty sure you need to leave the EU to control your borders?
France cannot simply close the border, they are "ruled" by the EU, oh hang on....
daveinplzen
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How hard is it to control your borders when you're surrounded by the ****ing sea. If you are incompetent, I'm guessing pretty hard
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Doomscrolling (or doomsurfing) is the act of consuming an endless procession of negative online news, to the detriment of the scroller's mental wellness.
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Sometimes someone says something so stupid it's impossible to ignore. And it's not a matter of time, it's simple matter of ability
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And no, I didn't count them, it's the Internet. It's digital
And yes, I do realise I'm not helping your condition by responding to your desperate cries for attention so
Anyway, back to the point of the thread
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And, for the hard of thinking, it's not me he's laughing at
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Sometimes someone says something so stupid it's impossible to ignore. And it's not a matter of time, it's simple matter of ability
December 'stats'
Posts by 'Chicken Run' - 287
Posts by 'Is it POTG?' - 261
Posts by 'JC Footy Genius' -109
Posts by WATFORD zero - 175
Yet I'm the one who is retired and should 'get a life'
And no, I didn't count them, it's the Internet. It's digital
And yes, I do realise I'm not helping your condition by responding to your desperate cries for attention so
Anyway, back to the point of the thread
[Tweet]1341075098929930240[/Tweet]
And, for the hard of thinking, it's not me he's laughing at
Hooray he’s back whatabouting again I knew you haven’t got the minerals to ignore me you Wally [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
Is it PotG?
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Sometimes someone says something so stupid it's impossible to ignore. And it's not a matter of time, it's simple matter of ability
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Yet I'm the one who is retired and should 'get a life'
And no, I didn't count them, it's the Internet. It's digital
And yes, I do realise I'm not helping your condition by responding to your desperate cries for attention so
And, for the hard of thinking, it's not me he's laughing at
Hugz at Christmas GAP
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daveinprague
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delusional
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characterized by or holding idiosyncratic beliefs or impressions that are contradicted by reality or rational argument, typically as a symptom of mental disorder.
"hospitalization for schizophrenia and delusional paranoia"
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Happy new year
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Happy new year.
nicko31
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Sometimes someone says something so stupid it's impossible to ignore. And it's not a matter of time, it's simple matter of ability
December 'stats'
Posts by 'Chicken Run' - 287
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Posts by 'JC Footy Genius' -109
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Yet I'm the one who is retired and should 'get a life'
And no, I didn't count them, it's the Internet. It's digital
And yes, I do realise I'm not helping your condition by responding to your desperate cries for attention so
Anyway, back to the point of the thread
[Tweet]1341075098929930240[/Tweet]
And, for the hard of thinking, it's not me he's laughing at
WTO terms "more than satisfactory", again its not quite what Vote Leave promised was possible in these sunny uplands we are about to discover...
The exam paper will shortly be marked
I’m expecting a big post from WZ soon, he’s been quiet for too long, he’s either been doomscrolling or worse, post mining [emoji6]
beorhthelm
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(trying to drag it where it belongs) only narrative that matters is some remainers couldnt bear accepting the result and so wouldnt accept any compromise. i chime in because i was reminded the other day the pro-european TIGgers voted with the government against Clarke's custom union option. had they, along with Liberals and abstaining SNP backed the plan that would have carried with a significant majority. parliament decided not to back a practical way forward and so they all take responsibility.
Pretty pink fairy
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I'm applying for my Blue passport in the new year
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Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
[MENTION=12935]GT49er[/MENTION]
Lib Dems and SNP both campaigned on opposing the referendum and staying in the EU. None of their MPs could or should have voted for May's deal if they wanted to keep to their election promises. They voted on the ticket that got them elected.
Labour campaigned on a soft Brexit, stay in the single market and customs union. May's deal didn't deliver that. Even so, many Labour MPs did vote for May's deal.
Conservatives were elected and campaigned pretty much on the deal May presented. It wasn't just 'some' Tory rebels, it was 118 on the first vote, 75 on the second.
If anyone should own the WHOLE of Brexit it is the Tory Party lock stock and barrel from start to finish.
...to add...
Sorry [MENTION=599]beorhthelm[/MENTION] - the only thing that empowered Parliament was the government failing to back it's own deal. The hardline Tories that wanted their cake with a cherry on top only had to support the deal they were elected on. By reducing their own majority with such huge numbers, Parliament took power away from government - that happened for one reason alone - Tory MPs.