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soldier “f” is being charged finally regarding Bloody Sunday
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But the whole not leaving without a deal thing means absolutely dogshit if Fashrage's fash friends just vote down the extention right? Because you'll just plummet out without a deal while Rees-Mogg sits astride you waving around his tophat.
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An insane mind posted:But the whole not leaving without a deal thing means absolutely dogshit if Fashrage's fash friends just vote down the extention right? Because you'll just plummet out without a deal while Rees-Mogg sits astride you waving around his tophat. I think if that happened they'd revoke. It'd give enough cover to wavering types on both sides, and they could hide behind the fact that they voted out, but only with a deal, which they'd totally have got with another few months/years.
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tarbrush posted:I think if that happened they'd revoke. It'd give enough cover to wavering types on both sides, and they could hide behind the fact that they voted out, but only with a deal, which they'd totally have got with another few months/years. But that would require them to have functioning brains right? Isn't no deal a big faction of the Tories anyway? Or do you think the cover provided by the veto of the extension is something they're actively waiting for?
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Tbh the fact that Parliament can barely scrape up a majority for the vaguest possible 'avoiding No Deal' doesn't fill me with hope they can get a majority for an actual course of action beyond rejecting things that are still the default. I was expecting at least 400 MPs for this and even with those numbers I strongly doubt they'll be able to agree on what to do instead
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Jose posted:yeah we're proper hosed if we no deal Land suitable for golf courses will be exchanged for food aid and an unlimited supply of Ivanka's clothing line
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Obliterati posted:Tbh the fact that Parliament can barely scrape up a majority for the vaguest possible 'avoiding No Deal' doesn't fill me with hope they can get a majority for an actual course of action beyond rejecting things that are still the default. I was expecting at least 400 MPs for this and even with those numbers I strongly doubt they'll be able to agree on what to do instead keep in mind that the tories whipped so hard there that it literally broke the whip as an instrument
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How many Leavers are like "oh goody, an exclusive trade deal negotiated with Donald J Trump"?
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It's great that this is totally loving lost in the Brexit bollocks.
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Samurai Sanders posted:How many Leavers are like "oh goody, an exclusive trade deal negotiated with Donald J Trump"? all the ones i know don't seem to realise that its everyone lining up to gently caress us or that we do actually already trade with all these other countries
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Very little. Its a great opportunity for US companies to gut the UK though
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This guy is going to get a lighter sentence than Manafort did
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the United States annexing England would be historically delicious.
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Jose posted:yeah we're proper hosed if we no deal i mean, our guys generally can’t agree on these kind of things either. i don’t think anything would happen quickly. trumps idea of negotiation with allies is to throw candy at them, demand payments for made up reasons, then blame them when there’s no agreement
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CactusWeasle posted:Land suitable for golf courses will be exchanged for food aid and an unlimited supply of Ivanka's clothing line Lol if you think you'll just get trump clothes for free. You will be charged top dollar for just the absolute best  
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forkboy84 posted:It's great that this is totally loving lost in the Brexit bollocks. It's not lost amongst the far right, who this decision to blame a rank and file scapegoat is intended to satisfy. E: which it won't, as it isn't a declaration of war on Eire
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Drunkboxer posted:i mean, our guys generally can’t agree on these kind of things either. i don’t think anything would happen quickly. trumps idea of negotiation with allies is to throw candy at them, demand payments for made up reasons, then blame them when there’s no agreement this is may's idea of negotiation as well, except replace the candy with threats
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euphronius posted:what does England even make that Americans want to buy. the usa's tasteless grey sludge reserves are dangerously low
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maybe next time they should negotiate a provisional agreement to leave BEFORE the actual vote to leave. well life is all about learning I guess.
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Couple be a giant pile of democracy if they decide to go for: - Referendum 2 - General Election - European Elections That could all take place within 2 months with no planning done for any of it, it should be well organized and go smoothly, and be uncontested
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euphronius posted:maybe next time they should negotiate a provisional agreement to leave BEFORE the actual vote to leave. That was explicitly ruled out by the EU
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Bercow causing a riot https://twitter.com/tnewtondunn/status/1106166819671494657
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Drunkboxer posted:i mean, our guys generally can’t agree on these kind of things either. i don’t think anything would happen quickly. trumps idea of negotiation with allies is to throw candy at them, demand payments for made up reasons, then blame them when there’s no agreement the trade agreement between the US and the UK isn't actually going to be done by countries, it's going to be a negotiation between US corporations and UK capitalists and they're going to negotiate payments to the UK capitalists in exchange for the US corporations to own everything
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I like that fourth one. "No you can't have another vote on that thing."
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Hitting every rock on the way down
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We're saved https://twitter.com/PickardJE/status/1106172843014926337
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