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Nonsense posted:various commanders since the surge period, into Obama's late presidency complained about british readiness and capability. poo poo that probably amounted to american generals complaining they didn't have final say over something, Pentagon likes the Poles a lot. We Americans have had good relations with them. Don't forget it.  Jesus the loving aughts
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Soooo is no-deal Brexit more or less likely now? This whole thing is easily the most chaotic political thing I've followed in a first world country.
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wilderthanmild posted:Soooo is no-deal Brexit more or less likely now? This whole thing is easily the most chaotic political thing I've followed in a first world country. i think
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wilderthanmild posted:Soooo is no-deal Brexit more or less likely now? This whole thing is easily the most chaotic political thing I've followed in a first world country. Basically dead in the water. As I will never get tired of pointing out, Boris has hosed it so hard he is now literally incapable of voting himself out of office.
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BTTF2 predicted it. “McFly, you BoJo! Everyone knows hoverboards don’t work on water. Unless you got power!”
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lmao they're gonna hold an election and they are gonna win a majority and all the holdouts will be replaced with brexit true believers lmao BREXIT MEANS B R E X I T
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Stefan Prodan posted:lmao they're gonna hold an election and they are gonna win a majority and all the holdouts will be replaced with brexit true believers lmao 
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Why would you vote for the Brexit Party when the Tories just tried to Brexit so hard they ruined their majority? So much credibility.
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PostNouveau posted:Why would you vote for the Brexit Party when the Tories just tried to Brexit so hard they ruined their majority? So much credibility. Brexit cannot fail. It only can be failed.
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Bucca di Brexit
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Captain Fargle posted:Basically dead in the water. doesn't a bill saying they can't no-deal brexit not matter because it just means they can't intentionally do that, but if they have no deal by october 31st it will just default to no-deal anyway?
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Frijolero posted:Bucca di Brexit Translates to Brexit hole Checks out.
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foobardog posted:e: Margaret Thatcher's Dank Meme Stash Nice, new slang for pussy.
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Lote posted:BTTF2 predicted it. Haven’t seen this movie in 10 years but can still clearly hear this line in my head
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wow! prime minister Jeremy corbyn!
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lmao what the gently caress is happening
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World War Mammories posted:lmao what the gently caress is happening brexit
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Is BoJo planning out a second Gunpowder Plot? 
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World War Mammories posted:lmao what the gently caress is happening England
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The prophecy has been fulfilled! Probably.
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punchymcpunch posted:has king arthur woken up yet? Quick, someone make a gif of Corbyn in the movie "Excalibur."
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if bojo see shis shadow does that mean 6 more months of brexit
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I'm done with this poo poo if somehow you guys vote lib dems and give bojo another loving shot at this
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KaptainKrunk posted:I'm done with this poo poo if somehow you guys vote lib dems and give bojo another loving shot at this haha there's no way the Brits would be dumb eno- *time skip* wow! prime minister Nigel firage!
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I'm trying to understand so please set me straight: -tonights vote broke the thin Tory majority that resulted from the last general election. Also the original plan of running the clock to force a no-deal Brexit has failed as a result -BoJo is (was?) threatening to call a new election, Corbyn is daring him to do it A friend of mine keeps up with UK politics more than I do. She says an election would be bad for Labour and good for Leave in general (though not necessarily the Tories). How does this figure? Is Labour doing that poorly? If so, why?
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cool dance moves posted:I'm trying to understand so please set me straight: not quite: due to the fixed-terms parliament act, calling a new election during the given parliamentary term ends requires a 2/3rds majority vote, something that bojo absolutely does not have. the rebels' intention is to pass legislation binding whoever the PM is to seek an extension before the due date, which subsequently dynamites bojo's plans realistically, an election likely wouldn't result in a meaningful changing of the guard one way or the other; it would just be another way of eating into the remaining parliamentary time for bojo, but now that his bluff's been called he really doesn't have poo poo left in his hand to play, unless he's somehow just going to try and ignore/sabotage the binding legislation
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Vermain posted:not quite: due to the fixed-terms parliament act, calling a new election during the given parliamentary term ends requires a 2/3rds majority vote, something that bojo absolutely does not have. the rebels' intention is to pass legislation binding whoever the PM is to seek an extension before the due date, which subsequently dynamites bojo's plans can’t he torpedo the extension? like, ask the EU on October 30th for an extension and half of France or something?
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cool dance moves posted:I'm trying to understand so please set me straight: poo poo's all hosed the hell up and we know only that it's going to get dumber
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hobbesmaster posted:can't he torpedo the extension? like, ask the EU on October 30th for an extension and half of France or something? he can certainly sabotage the extension discussions, which would cause an enormous political scandal and throw all of parliament into a constitutional crisis at this point i'm starting to wonder if the EU will even offer another extension. a lot of MPs were driven by desperation and a sense of noblesse oblige to turn tail on their party of choice, but that doesn't mean anyone's any more likely to sit around a corbyn-led dinner table and break bread. replacing one awful tory PM with a different awful tory PM isn't going to erase the all-consuming paralysis that's defined the U.K. parliament for the past 3 years
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