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Posted
1 hour ago, sanemax said:

The Uk Government does indeed have a coalition of two parties, which makes up the majority 

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Posted
47 minutes ago, bannork said:

The UK government is now a minority, unable to pass a single bill.

Typical the result of an in fact two-party system: the "others" are always the mortal enemy, from which NEVER can come any good suggestion.

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Posted
7 minutes ago, evadgib said:

Red Meat for the Rhubarb brigade:

 

So ? ? ?

ONLY when ALL 27 remaining EU member states accept.. after a request of the GOVERNMENT of the still 28th member state.

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Posted
5 minutes ago, sanemax said:

The Uk Government does indeed have a coalition of two parties, which makes up the majority 

 

Is there no longer that coalition ?

I need to watch the news more often 

yes, but no majority. I know reading is not the strongest site of many English.  Better watch the news more often ! 

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Posted
12 hours ago, Denim said:

 

Why , as an Englishman , would he willfully destroy his own country ?

 

What agenda could he have that he would need to do this ?

He is an Etonian. He doesn't take anything seriously. He wants to have fun. He wants to escape from boredom. He is the centre of the universe. He is sooooooooo hiso.

Capiche?

 

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Posted
12 hours ago, puipuitom said:

yes, but no majority. I know reading is not the strongest site of many English.  Better watch the news more often ! 

Yes, I did mean the party with the most seats /votes .

Posted
15 hours ago, Topdoc said:

It is time to move on!

He's said he would prefer to die in a ditch.  That's more than any of us could reasonably ask of him, but I am sure we will all be grateful if for once he fulfilled his promise.

 

He's killed Brexit.  Now it seems he'd prefer to move on to greener pastures, and who could begrudge him a place in some hallowed kingdom ?

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Posted
4 hours ago, sanemax said:

The Uk Government does indeed have a coalition of two parties, which makes up the majority 

Can I vote for DUP if I live in Dover? 

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Posted
5 hours ago, sawadee1947 said:

Use your brain I would suggest :

in what position of strength you would be after BREXIT? A small country between the blocks: EU, US, China ...... Who wants to listen to such a nutshell compared to the blocks? 

Same as Thailand would start giving guide lines how trade deals have to be in future. Who do you think would follow? Nobody. 

UK will be always an appendix following the EU, maybe not voluntarily ????

When the UK is out of the EU we can make the EU an appendix. Voluntarily or not.  

 

Blocks? Good name for a band.

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Because he is not a traitorous one like so many others in Parliament, many of whom are not English.
His agenda is to save the country and deliver us from the clutches of the EU. All as decided by the country’s referendum.
Not English...I guess you haven't checked all the names in Boris's cabinet.

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Posted
10 hours ago, Denim said:
 
Perhaps , but it seems there are a lot of non native English speakers here with a weak grasp of the English language.
 
Even if he only cares for himself , it does not follow that he is sitting up in bed of a night with a mug of coco and a lap top trying to devise ways and means by which he can do the worst possible things to ensure his country suffers to the utmost.
 
The use of such hyperbole as ' willfully destroying ' or ' surrender bill ' is doing as much damage to the country as the politicians who were elected to serve it.

But they will speak at least one more language to express themselves than a number of monolingual Brexiteers with more limited educations no doubt.
 

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