Another new Brexit thread

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All delivered by the Conservative and Unionist party .....

Oh, the ironing!

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

The **** definitely deserves some credit.

 

[mcfc1632]

So now no deal is officially off the table and a deal is on at least the remain MP's in parliament can drop their act and the country can see them for what they are really about.

Time to shit or get off the pot to them all.

Not just Remainers in parliament - Remainers in general I suggest

There has been so much bollocks posted to try and disguise their only real intention

 

[Ban-jani]

Fuck I saw this and got excited!!!!

Could you be right????

And then - I considered your track record on being right.....

Oh well - fuck it - we can only hope

You’d rather have a no deal over this deal?

 

[mcfc1632]

To be fair he wasn’t in power then.

He reopened the withdrawal agreement, which was apparently impossible

Hallelujah

How can people not understand that he has achieved what they said he could not

There is denial.....

And there is just utter choosing to be blind

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Hallelujah

How can people not understand that he has achieved what they said he could not

There is denial.....

And there is just utter choosing to be blind

You’re posting like you’ve hoovered up a Henry of gear in under ten minutes, mate.

 

[Ban-jani]

Hallelujah

How can people not understand that he has achieved what they said he could not

There is denial.....

And there is just utter choosing to be blind

I actually think you know you’re wrong but you carry on anyway because you’ve been wrong so much for so long, you don’t know any different.

I’ve told you several times all Johnson has done is accept another arrangement the EU offered 2 years ago. He’s not done “what they said could not be”.

 

[Ban-jani]

You’re posting like you’ve hoovered up a Henry of gear in under ten minutes, mate.

I think it’s spice.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I think it’s spice.

Chisel. Definitely chisel.

 

[mcfc1632]

With no legal text and Boris 'the liar' Johnson behind it how could any Labour MP vote for it?

* I fully expect Kate Hoey and John Mann to vote for it *

Not just them - but all truly UK patriots should

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

Norway and Switzerland are in EFTA and Switzerland is in Schengen.

EFTA is closer to EU membership than any other agreement and means you’re in the Single Market.

If you think no deal is anything similar to that then you need to click out of this thread, the politics sub forum, off topic, log out of the entire forum and smash your laptop over your head.

You do realise the WA is just a mechanism, and more permanent solutions may be negotiated by Ireland and (hopefully) stormont? I'm afraid your brexit apocalypse may have one less zombie than you'd hoped.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I think it’ll pass by a handful of votes on Saturday.

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

I actually think you know you’re wrong but you carry on anyway because you’ve been wrong so much for so long, you don’t know any different.

I’ve told you several times all Johnson has done is accept another arrangement the EU offered 2 years ago. He’s not done “what they said could not be”.

Yes he has. If you go back on this thread you were clearly stating that there were to be no further negotiations, the WA could not be reopened and all sorts of other bollocks that wasn't true. I'll leave you to bump your own posts.

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

I think it’ll pass by a handful of votes on Saturday.

I think it'll be tight whichever way it goes.

 

[west didsblue]

I actually think you know you’re wrong but you carry on anyway because you’ve been wrong so much for so long, you don’t know any different.

I’ve told you several times all Johnson has done is accept another arrangement the EU offered 2 years ago. He’s not done “what they said could not be”.

They’re in denial that it was always the case that no backstop means different arrangements for NI compared to GB, something which was a hard and fast red line until Johnson decided to ignore it whilst pretending he hadn’t.
I also recall Johnson pouring scorn over the £39bn divorce bill but he’s ended up with exactly the same albeit £6bn has already been paid due to the delays so it looks like his £33bn bill is something better whereas it’s just the unpaid balance of the £39bn. So much for his threats of not paying.

 

[Ban-jani]

You do realise the WA is just a mechanism, and more permanent solutions may be negotiated by Ireland and (hopefully) stormont? I'm afraid your brexit apocalypse may have one less zombie than you'd hoped.

What are you on about?

We were talking about no deal and a hard border, you then brought up Norway and Switzerland and now you’re back to the Withdrawal Agreement.

Do you have a point?

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I think it'll be tight whichever way it goes.

Agreed, but I think the lack of respect that Corbyn commands in the PLP will ultimately be telling. Probably for the best too.

 

[mat]

All delivered by the Conservative and Unionist party .....

Rumour they are tweaking the party name to better reflect their political view.

Conservative Unionist Nationalist Traditions

 

[west didsblue]

Agreed, but I think the lack of respect that Corbyn commands in the PLP will ultimately be telling. Probably for the best too.

I think it’ll go through after a confirmatory referendum amendment is agreed.

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

Agreed, but I think the lack of respect that Corbyn commands in the PLP will ultimately be telling. Probably for the best too.

Yep, I can see a few being very torn between sticking two fingers up at Boris or their own leader. Faced with such a difficult choice you never know - they might resort to doing what they think most benefits the country instead of their own agendas.