gordondaviesmoustache
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Well done guys. Well done.
How do we resolve the Brexit mess?
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5 Hit Gibbon
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The perfect fumble
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Mr Kobayashi
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Won't it all be solved if we just declare war on the Republic of Ireland?
west didsblue
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It’s Schrodinger’s Brexit.
Done and not done at the same time.
Done and not done at the same time.
BeerIsTheBest
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We, the great unwashed populace got ‘done’. The establishment got a great deal richer and the Tories cemented their place as political top dog. The fat liars head should be on a spike.
I’m benefitting big time. Walkers crisps way to expensive to get over here now so get Taytos from Ireland. Game changer! :-)
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If Brexit is so unpopular now - then why not take measures to rejoin the EU?
Or, on the other hand, is opinion on the matter still divided to such an extent that this is impossible?
I'm from the USA where we face a far Right movement in politics as exhibited by voters for Trump.
In America, Trump is still hugely popular among his base. In fact, bookies think that he'll be our next President (I agree) in spite of his obvious attempt at insurrection and other criminal actions.
Is Brexit in the UK so different? An honest question - because for me, it seems to be the same. In other words, the bulk of the UK that voted for Brexit in the first place would vote for Brexit again - in spite of what's transpired.
Or, on the other hand, is opinion on the matter still divided to such an extent that this is impossible?
I'm from the USA where we face a far Right movement in politics as exhibited by voters for Trump.
In America, Trump is still hugely popular among his base. In fact, bookies think that he'll be our next President (I agree) in spite of his obvious attempt at insurrection and other criminal actions.
Is Brexit in the UK so different? An honest question - because for me, it seems to be the same. In other words, the bulk of the UK that voted for Brexit in the first place would vote for Brexit again - in spite of what's transpired.
gordondaviesmoustache
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I do like Taytos!
bluethrunthru
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No, Leave would never have won another referendum. But the unrepentant Leave voters are still numerous enough to make a difference in seats Labour needs to win. So we're in a Brexit purgatory where the road to salvation cannot be taken but we can probably stave off the brexit devils' attempts to drag us under by even more antagonism of the EU.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Brexit means Brexit re-done.
journolud
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Bit soon for a Brexit tribute act isn't it?
bluethrunthru
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as the poster said - rinse - recycle and repeat - the grift that they can keep campaigning on until the last block head Leaver is dead or says..........." re-do it?? again?? Hang onnnn..........."
Brexit itself was a tribute act to Lord Salisbury’s Splendid Isolation policy of the late 19th century.
bluethrunthru
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If they put H and J O'Meara in the final two leader run off they still couldn't get a tune out of Brexit
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One would reach for the stars, whereas the other would be a tragedy.