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Farm Frenzy posted:nobody own me if this is incorrect: brexit day has been moved back to april 11 regardless of if may gets the votes on her deal yes and then it becomes locked in once may doesn't get her deal by the original exit date
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Raskolnikov38 posted:yes and then it becomes locked in once may doesn't get her deal by the original exit date feeling a lil heady here
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Raskolnikov38 posted:yes and then it becomes locked in once may doesn't get her deal by the original exit date lmbo
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Raskolnikov38 posted:yes and then it becomes locked in once may doesn't get her deal by the original exit date Unless there's a massive political change...
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This is current as of 4 minutes ago, meaning it's probably changed already https://twitter.com/AFP/status/1109094644917374976
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I need the economy to be destroyed so that my student debt evaporates. please dont ruin this.
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CactusWeasle posted:This is current as of 4 minutes ago, meaning it's probably changed already
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tarbrush posted:Unless there's a massive political change... in a week?
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Samurai Sanders posted:I've seen a lot of flowcharts over the last few months but I don't think they have been representing what has actually happened very well. 
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the moral of the above flowchart is that all options lead to BREXIT
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What century did the "Heorin Epidemic" take place?
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Squalid posted:I know May's deal is terrible and bad but given no deal has pretty much been the only alternative for months I admit if I were British I'd want Labour to vote for it. I know that's bad politics but I seeing estimates like no deal will cut 6% of GDP growth in the following 12 months. You are on the brink of inducing a recession worse than the Great Financial crisis for no reason. Like I know it sucks that the British public are being held hostage by racist maniacs but you still can't just shoot the hostages yourself. you can and should and the hostages will tell you the same
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I'm the Ziggurat of Ur Stargates
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Raskolnikov38 posted:in a week? There's now time to do a no confidence vote without May using it to run down the clock
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lemonadesweetheart posted:I'm the Ziggurat of Ur Stargates hello, im the something awful visit ⬅️sword dance➡️ mystery machine
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tarbrush posted:There's now time to do a no confidence vote without May using it to run down the clock have you considered that a majority of your parliament is okay with no-deal brexit if not actively in its favor
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tarbrush posted:There's now time to do a no confidence vote without May using it to run down the clock yeah, so a week to hold a GE
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I love these guys https://www.bbc.com/news/av/uk-politics-47662526/brexit-three-moments-that-raised-a-smile
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Raskolnikov38 posted:have you considered that a majority of your parliament is okay with no-deal brexit if not actively in its favor Well, one of the things they specifically voted against was no deal, and her majority is literally five MPs. All they need is the DUP or the Tory tiggers and two others or the ERG to flip on her.
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Spangly A posted:yeah, so a week to hold a GE I reckon someone would cobble together a national government for two weeks in favour of EFTA/second referendum.
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tarbrush posted:Well, one of the things they specifically voted against was no deal, and her majority is literally five MPs. All they need is the DUP or the Tory tiggers and two others or the ERG to flip on her. The dup is not flipping
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tarbrush posted:All they need is the DUP or the Tory tiggers and two others or the ERG to flip on her. i know this are dire times but perhaps preparing your stockpile instead of engaging in fantasy is a better use of the 2 weeks remaining
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I think the honorable thing for the english to do is to deny their programming. Stop reproducing, walk hand in hand into extinction - one last midnight, brothers and sisters opting out of a raw no deal.
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Spangly A posted:yeah, so a week to hold a GE i think, heavy emphasis on think, the EU would give a longer extension if a GE was called rather than demanding it be held before the 29th
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CactusWeasle posted:This is current as of 4 minutes ago, meaning it's probably changed already Double elimination, but we want to go through the losers bracket. Got it.
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Jose posted:https://twitter.com/KateEMcCann/status/1109078337018888192 lmao gently caress IT THROW EVERYTHING AT THE GODDAMN WALL
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Labour members are more likely to flip than DUP. DUP want no deal brexit because it reinforces the glory of the empire and secures Northern Ireland's future within it.
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spraying brexit wildly in all directions, hoping it hits something, anything, useful
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lemonadesweetheart posted:DUP. DUP
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Raskolnikov38 posted:i know this are dire times but perhaps preparing your stockpile instead of engaging in fantasy is a better use of the 2 weeks remaining I've already stockpiled. I have nothing but longshot fantasies to occupy myself
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Am I correct in guessing the idea of revoking article 50 is not even on the table, because it would solidify the view that the UK is weak and needs the EU ?
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CactusWeasle posted:Am I correct in guessing the idea of revoking article 50 is not even on the table, because it would solidify the view that the UK is weak and needs the EU ? it apparently will be and loving lol if it won
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I thought May's deal can't even come up for yet another vote
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if its included with votes on a bunch fo other brexit options it will be allowed
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Jose posted:https://twitter.com/KateEMcCann/status/1109078337018888192 While disappointed I appear to have lost my march 29 brexit bet, this has high comedy potential. just revoke article 50 you morons
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The ERG and lots of only mostly insane tories have already blown their tops at the thought of indicative votes. So, probably not going to happen unless parliament does it themselves
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Lol just lol at British stockpiles. It's like one bulk order of beans and toilet paper from Amazon.
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I suppose there is the actual, genuine issue of ignoring a democratic referendum, and pissing off 17.4 million people, were they to do the actual smart and sensible thing and revoke. On the other hand, lol
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