Do you fully understand the remit of an elected MP? 'Cooper' by the way.....
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Do you fully understand the remit of an elected MP? 'Cooper' by the way.....
Pretty pink fairy
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Pretty pink fairy
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https://r.search.yahoo.com/_ylt=Awr...272.html/RK=2/RS=aeBfaRenGdJ3dC0SrXYDhYSFyGo- Enough said on the matter
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DR
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DR
An MP should always represent the best interests of her/his constituents; where that MP sincerely believes that the people's interest is best served by representing a minority (unpopular) view, then s/he is required to do the brave/unpopular thing. Ultimately it is consultation not negotiation. The MP is elected to do what is best.... and Cooper has been very brave in standing for what she believes is right, not cheap popularity, whatever you may feel.
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Pretty pink fairy
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Why would they do that ?
I didn't expect you either to elaborate on your view or stop your vacuous sloganising. You have no argument to offer though, just vitriol... If it wasn't over such a serious matter, you would be mildly amusing. Lacking in any judgement....but good for a laugh
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i don't have to elaborate on anything ,17.4 MILLION PEOPLE BEING DISRESPECTED, FACT........... Leave means Leave
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Baldseagull
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Why would they lie, or why would they lie about the EU?
Actually, in spite of the seriousness - your lack of clarity and absence of any cogent argument is funny.
Thanks for that.
If you can think of an advantage to leaving the EU, please enlighten us.... or keep going with the usual repetitions. But do remember we are laughing at you, not with you.
Why would they lie about the EU .?
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At last... something we can agree on!
Henfield One
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If (and it's a big if) May & Corbyn agree a way forward - any variation to the WA will need to discussed and ratified by the EU27. Surely if opting for a Customs Union is the outcome of their cosy deal, the EU27 will only agree if the price is right - shall we say £30bn? Freedom of movement therefore becomes the only radical change - subject to the White Paper on immigration/skills points assessment, plus our annual charge for the privilege. A People's Vote is needed on any proposed deal, it's the only route out of this chaos.
To sell papers, make money and further their own agendas. Farage shorted the pound on the night of the referendum. JRM is a multi millionaire hedge fund manager who stands to make more money by removal of workers rights. Boris Johnson just wants to be PM by any means possible.
Look at who owns the media who have spun this bullshit. Rupert Murdoch was even quoted as saying he didn't like the EU because it was more difficult to control than the UK.
It's not complicated, it's a con.
Pretty pink fairy
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The Telegraph
8 DECEMBER 2018
A lot has happened to 'Brexit' since then.... and the source is hardly impartial! Case closed. Next!
vegster
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The Mail on Sunday hilariously contained an 8 page pullout on " How to keep your money out of the clutches of Comrade Corbyn's tax increases " …… I didn't buy the paper or read the article but I bet it never suggested transferring ownership of your assets to a shell company, like many of the owners of these rags do.
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Thunder Bolt
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Preparations for the European elections of all those 'unelected bureaucrats' is on.
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