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4 minutes ago, cleopatra2 said:i fail to see the difficulty here
Remain said a vote leave meant leaving the SM
The leave campaign branded this project fear . Implying the SM was a seperate issue.
After the referendum BJ a leading vote leave campaigner re inforced this point by stating we would have access to the SM
The leave campaign implied during and imnediately after the referendum that a leave vote was not a vote to leave the SM
Yes not walking but running around in circles.
Everyone in the UK got a leaflet from the government stating what voting leave meant, at the tax payers cost of 9.3 million pound.
People vote on what the PM stated as he is in charge of the country, not Joe Bloggs or anyone else. We were told countless times that the result would be respected which meant leaving the CU, SM, ECJ.
Now it seems you and others are trying to deny that and use a ridiculous argument that BJ said this or that when he wasn't PM then or even in charge of Theresa Mays negotiations. Isn't it time you man up to the truth and not bend the facts to suit your own agenda.
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2 minutes ago, cleopatra2 said:BJ after the referendum stated we would have access to the Single Market
The vote for the referendum was already done then and what people voted for after all DC was the PM not BJ at that time.
So is it project fear or are you just walking in circles trying to come up with something that either doesn't exist or is a load of rollocks.
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Just now, cleopatra2 said:it was branded project fear
So you don't deny that the leader of remain campaign and the PM said we would leave the customs union, single market ECJ.
Now you are telling us this is project fear.
No, its called leaving the EU, as what people voted for on the ballot paper.
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2 hours ago, Rookiescot said:I dont recall leaving the single market being banded around by Brexiteers BEFORE the vote.
Indeed Brexiteers were at pains to claim voting leave did NOT mean leaving the single market.
Maybe you haven't been around on these threads or leading up to the referendum. This man said it countless time. Do you know him?
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20 minutes ago, DannyCarlton said:All years old. Try quoting something published after she betrayed her parliament an her son hit the headlines yet again.
2019 is not all years old. You can't even be man enough to admit it when you are completely wrong. On the ignore button.
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7 hours ago, beautifulthailand99 said:My friend I'm European too and there is a certain amount of trolling leavers in my post. And not all Brits are the same. Please accept my hand of European friendship (no irony). I am ashamed of many of my fellow countrymen.
You make it sound like we are building a wall around the UK and putting signs saying keep out which is nonsense.
I am ashamed my fellow countrymen lack backbone, strength and pride in its belief of trading and being outside the stranglehold of the EU.
You are lucky there are 26 other EU countries that you can go to if you are so ashamed. I would have to put up with the constant whining, rejecting the referendum result and selling their country down the river to the EU.
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7 hours ago, oldhippy said:Unfortunately, the EU is not democratic enough
Never a truer saying.
7 hours ago, oldhippy said:to give us a choice, so there will not be a referendum to vote British in or out.
Not to worry the British are and we voted for us to leave the EU. 31st October 2019. Goodbye.
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I watched her speech. Interesting how Reuters head the title as she stated it was her family reasons first and her political difference second but as they are EU servants, there is no surprise.
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1 hour ago, DannyCarlton said:
Could you not understand my post, or couldn't you resist posting even more pointless rhetoric?
The buffoon couldn't knock the top off a boiled egg. It was Dominic Cummings who was the achitect of the treachery.
Yet he has out smarted all the remainers. Who is the buffon!
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17 minutes ago, DannyCarlton said:
You questioned the veracity of my statement. You prove me wrong.
I don't waste my time on howling brexiteers with nothing but rhetoric in their game.
Well it clearly shows besides your ridiculous statement and that you just say any old nonsense. No doubt your arrogance will try and pick at the newspaper, the date or the context, as you usually do.
I will say it again the Queen is more popular now than ever and your statement like the things you write are made up and nonsensical.
https://www.newsweek.com/queen-approaches-90-new-poll-reveals-her-growing-popularity-448221
https://www.cheatsheet.com/entertainment/whos-officially-the-most-popular-royal-family-member.html/
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2 minutes ago, DannyCarlton said:
It's actually at an all time low. Apart from betraying her own parliament to appease the Eton toffs she's also got the matter of her son going with 16 and 17 year old hookers to contend with.
Prove it.
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7 hours ago, sawadee1947 said:I found this today by Hugh Grant :
"You will not <deleted> with my children’s future. You will not destroy the freedoms my grandfather fought two world wars to defend. <deleted> off you over-promoted rubber bath toy. Britain is revolted by you and you little gang of masturbatory prefects. "
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Well you are now quoting a luvvy who enjoys getting BJ's in cars by 'ladies of the night' as an authourity of being British. the man is a twerp of the highest order, who doesn't know what the working person is about. Besides your usual anti British rants this has to be the funniest. Thank you.
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15 hours ago, DannyCarlton said:He is a buffoon. It's Dominic Cummings, handsomely paid for by the taxpayer, who came up with the plan to bypass parliamentary democracy.
That Buffoon as you say has just made every remainer MP look like a retard. In chess it would be check with the queen ready to pounce, for check mate. Game set and match.
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13 hours ago, sawadee1947 said:That's the problem. Never developed, never improved, never updated. The country of nobles, counts, dukes, princesses and kings and queens as in medievil times but then there is a modern country highly skilled ready to compete with many others. And now someone behaving like a totalitarian dictator hopefully chased away soon. ????
Strange people these Brits.... ????
Just the government enacting on a referendum. By the way what about your country and referendums? They just tell them to vote again. You have the audacity to say the UK hasn't improved. It is miles ahead of Ireland and you know it.
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3 hours ago, beautifulthailand99 said:err joke parody twitter account but don't let the facts get in the way of an argument eh ? Oh and do keep up Farage has stated that BoJo is ready to shaft all you WTO nutjobs with a BRINO deal at the last moment and count it as a triumph. Which is why I am backing BoJo's BRINO WA Mark 2 (tweaked slightly).
Even in Farage is right about Johnson the damage is done. Leaving the EU is destined. If Johnson does fudge it then the rise of the Brexit party will be phenomenal IMHO.
I think Farage has stated this, to ensure Johnson keeps to his word.
If only the EU egotistical side could see that they would be best to let the UK leave. The constant trying to keep the UK in, has never worked and won't work.
I can see this is the remainers last chance of trying to thwart the democratic result of 2016. How ironic they go on about democracy but only when it suits them.
After the 31st October bring on a GE and lets see how many get the boot, from their constituents.
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15 hours ago, DannyCarlton said:Oh, it get's worse for the poor cow. I predict a groundswell of public opinion, post Brexit, to get rid of her and her addled kids. The money saved would more than pay for the Brexit divorce bill.
Now that has to be the most ridiculous statement I have heard. Public opinion for the queen is at an all time high. Sadly just some Bolsheviks and Republicans are in a minority but like a stinking bad apple in a barrel you can smell the effect.
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15 hours ago, DannyCarlton said:
Much more likely that Scotland and Possibly N.Ireland will leave the UK and, by rote, become republics.
She's signed the death warrant for her own kingdom.
In your dreams.
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1 minute ago, Loiner said:
So Boris got in with his ‘coup’ before they got in with another one of theirs. Now the Remoaners are moaning even more. I’m lovin’ it.Yes a lot of embarrassed posters on here (just scroll through the Brexit threads) calling him stupid, buffoon and a multitude of names, when really he has shown that he is actually very astute.
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29 minutes ago, sawadee1947 said:
What a dirty and disgusting game this man is playing with a helpless Queen
If you ask her them very nicely they might let Ireland join the Commonwealth.
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24 minutes ago, Thailand said:No doubt Boris and his cronies are picking out their uniforms and planning their first military parade and fly over.
Farcical, and the sterling peso continues it's descent in to oblivion.
Talk about melodramatics. Your post gets first prize.
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Well done that man and to her Majesty.
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1 hour ago, sandyf said:That is your prerogative, the government position has been laid out.
"The UK Government recognises that it would have outstanding financial commitments to the EU if it were to leave without a deal and not honouring these could see the UK being regarded as an unreliable partner. Ministers have suggested that an alternative settlement would have to be negotiated, which might not necessarily follow the precise terms set out in the financial settlement."
CBP-8039.pdf, BRIEFING PAPER Number 8039, 19 July 2019
I believe the prime minister has said, they will get 7 Billion or around that figure.
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15 minutes ago, puipuitom said:Are the British voters not able to choose between more as two options ?
Yes they are but unlike the Dutch the Prime Ministers have said they will respect the referendum result.
Difficult for many EU countries to understand I know but we call it respecting democracy, not lets vote (or ignore) until we get the result we want.
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24 minutes ago, sawadee1947 said:Read ALL my comments in this thread. You can learn a lot.
Sadly I have and you Brit bash, as you did with the comment on here about British culture.
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Pound drops as fears of no-deal Brexit grow
in World News
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There was speculation I read (trying to find it) that Junker convinced Theresa May to hold a GE after the referendum, knowing that her majority would be cut. She didn't need to at all and we are in this mess because of that.
History does suggests that if a PM is replaced from the Government then the popularity is often reduced. Major, Brown are examples.
Whilst she (TM) had more seats than the opposition her majority was reduced. True or not it would make sense from the remainer and a Europhile, doing the EU's bidding