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Ramrod Hotshot posted:It's even better if you watch the movie with the idea that those newscasts in the beginning are lies and propaganda, and Britain is as bad off as the rest of the world or worse I always assumed Britain was actually one of the worst off, because the people doing research were on a boat. If Britain was actually stable, why wouldn't they be hiding there?
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Mantis42 posted:The only honorable act left for ya'll is to march hand in hand into the Channel. Britain had a good run, go out with dignity. Don't say that, France's navy might start opening fire thinking you're migrants
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is it classically British to sell your own blood and the blood of others as a street vendor
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I have found a problem with May's cunning plan: https://twitter.com/bbclaurak/status/1108468721562079237
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Lol she was considered an MP likely to vote for Mays deal https://twitter.com/SamCoatesTimes/...ingawful.com%2F
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Brexit plan! Lisa needs assurances
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Maybe her plan is to be an idiot until she gets thrown out but a vote of no confidence, so that the EU is more sympathetic to her successor. The old good PM bad PM routine.
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Goon Danton posted:Maybe her plan is to be an idiot until she gets thrown out but a vote of no confidence, so that the EU is more sympathetic to her successor. The old good PM bad PM routine. Her legacy is her deal. Anything else and she'll be remembered for caving on brexit rather than doing brexit.
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:Brexit plan!
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At this point, why try to do anything, only to be remembered as like the fifth worst PM of all time? May as well try for number one, right?
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:I have found a problem with May's cunning plan: She just wanted to vent about how she was having a tough time at work with her arsehole colleagues, and for some reason chose to do it on national television
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Jose posted:Her legacy is her deal. Anything else and she'll be remembered for caving on brexit rather than doing brexit. Being remembered for being a huge failure is still being remembered.
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Brexit makes sense if you think of every leave voter as Hyacinth Bucket
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:Brexit makes sense if you think of every leave voter as Hyacinth Bucket It's Bouquet.
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:Brexit plan!
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WTF is going on are we having a GE?
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it turns out I did not have a good date night, in that cannonbury pub
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This is very bad for Jeremy Corbyn. LOL what the gently caress people did he expect at this meeting, what does the Parliamentary Labour Party's staff do all day?
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Vitamin P posted:WTF is going on are we having a GE? no, not for decades you wont have the surviving infrastructure for one in a month, and that takes time to rebuild
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Juliet Whisky posted:This is very bad for Jeremy Corbyn. Isn't "The Independent Group" not actually a political party, because they don't want to reveal their money suppliers? Or am I working with old information?
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:Brexit plan!
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prefect posted:Isn't "The Independent Group" not actually a political party, because they don't want to reveal their money suppliers? Or am I working with old information? They're not, they are called 'The Independent Group' because parliamentary tradition mandates that for any non-party group of aligned MPs. They did register the name as a business though in a transparent effort to conceal donations. As a bigger bloc than e.g. DUP it's predictable that they would be invited to negotiations.
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prefect posted:Isn't "The Independent Group" not actually a political party, because they don't want to reveal their money suppliers? Or am I working with old information? that is correct. Inviting them is literally insane A) Not a political party B) No future- don't have to live with the consequences C) Will do anything to avoid a GE, so they can't be trusted to stick with anything that hurts the tories
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prefect posted:Isn't "The Independent Group" not actually a political party, because they don't want to reveal their money suppliers? Or am I working with old information? You’re right, but they are also the fourth biggest grouping of MPs, and the meeting is about a vote that will pass by single figure votes if it passes. Doing it without him would be counterproductive, however objectionable May and Corbyn find TIG
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tarbrush posted:You’re right, but they are also the fourth biggest grouping of MPs, and the meeting is about a vote that will pass by single figure votes if it passes. Doing it without him would be counterproductive, however objectionable May and Corbyn find TIG If you think TIG will join a largescale humiliation of the tories that might result in a general election, you're out of your mind. You'd have better luck with safe-seat tory remainers.
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prefect posted:Isn't "The Independent Group" not actually a political party, because they don't want to reveal their money suppliers? Or am I working with old information? No the TIGs are the purest distillation of Westminster bullshit that has ever existed They are of course a private company not a political party. They of course will not even pretend that having a democratic mandate matters. If you look at things with a moral lens then just consider the scummiest possible option and congrats you already know what the TIGs will do.
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:215 hours till brexit that seems soon?
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:Brexit plan! Pener Kropoopkin posted:Brexit plan! Pener Kropoopkin posted:Brexit plan!
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tarbrush posted:You’re right, but they are also the fourth biggest grouping of MPs, and the meeting is about a vote that will pass by single figure votes if it passes. Doing it without him would be counterproductive, however objectionable May and Corbyn find TIG Get hosed. The TIGs have no moral or democratic legitimacy and should be excluded from any business of government until they have a legitimate democratic mandate.
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Vitamin P posted:legitimate democratic mandate. Awww.
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TIGgers are still respective members of their original parties. There's no reason to invite any of them because they're not a real opposition group.
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euphronius posted:it always has mystified me that British actors can completely nail American accents but American actors are usually a complete travesty doing anything British https://youtu.be/jXs9cf2YWwg
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