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So that lassie is saying she hates anti-Semitism while identifying with one of the main baddies in the piss poor allegory for Nazis in Harry Potter? Fair enough.
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MikeCrotch posted:I am going to this today! lol give yourself if a prize if you guessed the centrist splinter faction would throw their lot in with the Tories and May's crumbling incompetent regime.
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PhilippAchtel posted:Did that pompous shitbag who called a journalist a self hating Jew live on the air ever apologize or get a shot to the jaw? lol
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So when's the voting on May's new deal and how badly is Europe already being blamed for potential no deal?
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I think the way people are rationing is wrong. There will still be food flowing in, I guess, but certain things (especially from Mediterranean Europe) will become much more expensive and go overnight from being an affordable product to a luxury good. There will be adequate beans. I would be stocking up on olives and wine and hard cheese and that sort of thing. But even if I am wrong and it will be the Corn Laws/Famine 2.0, those things would also make for good barter, and I imagine the exchange rate for a pack of Jamon will be many cans of beans.
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The ukmt will be regretting not following my advice to just get fat for no deal so the lack of food isn't an issue
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An insane mind posted:So when's the voting on May's new deal and how badly is Europe already being blamed for potential no deal? Europe still gets blamed as much ad two years ago in the two exciting flavours of " The EU doesn't relent to our self-evidently righteous demands, they are to blame for no deal" and "The EU is so neoliberal it forced our hand to vote to expel all the foreigners, the EU is to blame for all Brexit items“.
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Feb 23, 2019 13:20
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Randler posted:Europe still gets blamed as much ad two years ago in the two exciting flavours of " The EU doesn't relent to our self-evidently righteous demands, they are to blame for no deal" and "The EU is so neoliberal it forced our hand to vote to expel all the foreigners, the EU is to blame for all Brexit items“. Also all the Tory Brexit ads crying about all the fees and money the poor UK was forced to fork over to the EU.
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Feb 23, 2019 13:23
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An insane mind posted:So when's the voting on May's new deal and how badly is Europe already being blamed for potential no deal? There should be a vote on the 27th but who knows if that'll just be delayed again because this process is basically endless march towards nowhere And EU will be blamed completely because we're a country completely detached from reality and with a hugely overinflated sense of our worth.
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Feb 23, 2019 13:28
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forkboy84 posted:There should be a vote on the 27th but who knows if that'll just be delayed again because this process is basically endless march towards nowhere I'm sure a delay or the UK begging for delay is the most likely outcome.
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A delay to leaving the EU would be the best possible outcome but this is hellworld, remember? So what I meant is the HoC will just put off voting on May's deal or lack thereof and we'll just slide out of the EU by default because of abject cowardice from these miserable dipshits.
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Feb 23, 2019 13:33
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forkboy84 posted:A delay to leaving the EU would be the best possible outcome but this is hellworld, remember? So what I meant is the HoC will just put off voting on May's deal or lack thereof and we'll just slide out of the EU by default because of abject cowardice from these miserable dipshits. the elites' plan is to make may take the fall for the inevitable hard brexit, and they're betting that she's too stupid to get out of it they're right, of course
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etalian posted:I'm sure a delay or the UK begging for delay is the most likely outcome. I wish I shared your optimism.
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we only get a few months delay at which point May would just start the whole process over again until the european elections are about to take place
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etalian posted:I'm sure a delay or the UK begging for delay is the most likely outcome. the uk won't beg for a delay because they think the eu will rather than go without the uk, which clearly contributes 100% of the eu's money and definitely isn't total deadweight
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Yinlock posted:the uk won't beg for a delay because they think the eu will rather than go without the uk, which clearly contributes 100% of the eu's money and definitely isn't total deadweight I love how hapless they seem for basic negotiation tactics especially how they seem to have zero leverage in this situation.
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There will be no delay. There will be no deal. There is only 350 million quid extra a week for the NHS 
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The best possibly scenario would be a hard Brexit but with a delay until June giving the EU and the Member States two more months to coordinate and fine-tune their current Instruments for mitigating the impact of Brexit on their interests.
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Feb 23, 2019 13:40
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I still don't understand why britain isn't out after 2 years since doing the article 50 trick for leaving the eu
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etalian posted:I love how hapless they seem for basic negotiation tactics especially how they seem to have zero leverage in this situation. it turns out that nationalists are insanely poo poo at bargaining and everything else
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Feb 23, 2019 13:43
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etalian posted:I love how hapless they seem for basic negotiation tactics especially how they seem to have zero leverage in this situation. May's negotiating stance has been to get as close to no deal as possible so her deal passes. This has done massive damage to the economy already because tons of businesses have pulled out as a result
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They're okay at xenophobia I guess
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etalian posted:I love how hapless they seem for basic negotiation tactics especially how they seem to have zero leverage in this situation. The Trade Secretary went to Japan for trade talks and hosed off the Japanese by not having enough staff who actually have a loving clue what they are talking about to make it worthwhile. Genuinely the stupidest government we've had in living memory. Including being governed by people who thought the answer to the Great Depression was to go back on the Gold Standard.
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Mackers posted:There will be no delay. I believe the right honourable gentleman will find that there will be adequate delaying.
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Kurnugia posted:I still don't understand why britain isn't out after 2 years since doing the article 50 trick for leaving the eu They triggered article 50 on March 29th, 2017
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Feb 23, 2019 13:47
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Nothing will ever top threatening China with a planeless and escortless carrier while negotiating a trade deal.
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forkboy84 posted:The Trade Secretary went to Japan for trade talks and hosed off the Japanese by not having enough staff who actually have a loving clue what they are talking about to make it worthwhile. Tories are worse at negotiating trade deals than Trump lmao
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Randler posted:The best possibly scenario would be a hard Brexit but with a delay until June giving the EU and the Member States two more months to coordinate and fine-tune their current Instruments for mitigating the impact of Brexit on their interests. the best possible scenario is the messianic return of king arthur, riding onto the scene in the last minute carrying enough food and sperm for britain to start its second golden age
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twoday posted:They triggered article 50 on March 29th, 2017 yeah but didn't someone here say that after next month they still wouldn't be out? that there was yet another transition period or whatever? I can't keep up
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Randler posted:Nothing will ever top threatening China with a planeless and escortless carrier while negotiating a trade deal. How dare China ignore the mighty historical precedent of our Gunboat Diplomacy? If it worked in the age of Disraeli surely it'll work again today.
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if we no deal and then may loses a vote of no confidence we might end up with a PM who'll go for a US trade deal instantly in which case rip food standards and the NHS killing the the 5th biggest employer in the world and free healthcare to own the libs
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Feb 23, 2019 13:52
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This Labour speech in Broxtowe is weird, clearly it's "The reconciliation tour". Richard Burgon is praising the Blair government and Gloria di Piero is mildly praising Corbyn
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Jose posted:if we no deal and then may loses a vote of no confidence we might end up with a PM who'll go for a US trade deal instantly in which case rip food standards and the NHS I thought she couldn't lose a party no confidence vote due to winning one recently. Isn't the other kind one that triggers elections? I do not understand your political system, no I do not.
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Right but doesn't that trigger elections? Maybe you'll get a PM that isn't complete poo poo! Okay, yeah, that seems unlikely.
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Drunkboxer posted:the best possible scenario is the messianic return of king arthur, riding onto the scene in the last minute carrying enough food and sperm for britain to start its second golden age as long as he completes the work of driving the saxons from britannia
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Randler posted:Nothing will ever top threatening China with a planeless and escortless carrier while negotiating a trade deal. Liam Fox and Chris Grayling are finding someone to hold their beer rn.
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forkboy84 posted:Including being governed by people who thought the answer to the Great Depression was to go back on the Gold Standard. lol
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