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5 minutes ago, CorpusChristie said:
7 minutes ago, NanLaew said:

 

And what possible merit does your preposterous, 'it could never happen in a month of Sundays' postulation on Labour voting for the deal bring to this morning's washing machine?

 

  Pardon 

 

Yes, I thought as much.

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Mays deal was rejected by leavers , as it was viewed as being leave in name only and Mays deal was rejected by remainers because they didnt want to leave at all .

   May offered a watered down Brexit trying to appease the remainers and to get them to vote for it, so it would be passed .

   Had the reminers accepted to referendum result and agreed to leave , the UK could have left just after the vote .

   It was the reminers tactic of hoping all the leave voters would all die of old age and then having another referendum, which they thought they would win, is what caused the delay in the UK leaving the EU

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8 minutes ago, NanLaew said:

 

Maybe we should start by asking David Cameron to apologize first? If it wasn't for his vanity and clamor for some sort of Prime Ministerial validation, the ill-conceived Brexit vote would never have happened in the first place.

 

  It was what the British public demanded .

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1 minute ago, CorpusChristie said:

Mays deal was rejected by leavers , as it was viewed as being leave in name only and Mays deal was rejected by remainers because they didnt want to leave at all .

   May offered a watered down Brexit trying to appease the remainers and to get them to vote for it, so it would be passed .

   Had the reminers accepted to referendum result and agreed to leave , the UK could have left just after the vote .

   It was the reminers tactic of hoping all the leave voters would all die of old age and then having another referendum, which they thought they would win, is what caused the delay in the UK leaving the EU

 

I thought she was doing a great job of slowly grinding down the remainer contingent's vote at each, successive roll of the Commons dice. But she was doomed by having the unconscionable DUP alliance batting for the other team despite the 50 million quid bung. She inherited a pigs ear from Cameron and simply made it worse.

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15 minutes ago, polpott said:

No it wasn't, it was what Farage demanded. Cameron was worried about leaking votes to him so called the referendum to take the wind out of his sails.

 

...while at the same time, forgetting to turn on the Tories bilge pumps.

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3 minutes ago, Surelynot said:

It was what the rightwing of the Tory party wanted...they threatened to leave and join UKIP...Cameron wet himself and went mental....promising a vote in order to placate them.....not realizing the Mail, the Express and the rest of the rightwing media had been brainwashing the population for 40 years that the EU was the sole source of all the ills of the world.

 

Oh. So it was fake news way back then? Even before the soon to be former POTUS invented it?

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5 minutes ago, Surelynot said:

It was what the rightwing of the Tory party wanted...they threatened to leave and join UKIP...Cameron wet himself and went mental....promising a vote in order to placate them.....not realizing the Mail, the Express and the rest of the rightwing media had been brainwashing the population for 40 years that the EU was the sole source of all the ills of the world.

 

   It was the British public supporting UKIP that forced Cameroons hand in calling for a referendum 

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28 minutes ago, NanLaew said:

 

Maybe we should start by asking David Cameron to apologize first? If it wasn't for his vanity and clamor for some sort of Prime Ministerial validation, the ill-conceived Brexit vote would never have happened in the first place.

That nasty D word 'Democracy' raises its ugly head again. Maybe we'd be better going down the route of North Korea and have total dictatorship.

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10 minutes ago, vogie said:

That nasty D word 'Democracy' raises its ugly head again. Maybe we'd be better going down the route of North Korea and have total dictatorship.

 

C'mon @vogie, that's a pretty weak excuse for any argument and you know it. You can do better than that, no?

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5 minutes ago, polpott said:

Yet again you are in denial. It was the Tory's disingenuous conduct in parliament that delayed brexit.

 

Something you have great difficulty dealing with.

 

   It was the Remainers who caused the delay of Brexit , firstly by May having to offer a watered down Brexit to appease them and secondly by voting against all proposals 

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10 minutes ago, polpott said:

Yet again you are in denial. It was the Tory's disingenuous conduct in parliament that delayed brexit.

 

Something you have great difficulty dealing with.

You are failing to understand that there are MPs in parliament other than Tories that are entitled a vote, should they or their leader chose to ignore their right to vote, that is no fault of the government. They thought that they could bring the government down and they got owned. Labours worst election result in 80 + years, all by ignoring the wishes of the people, luckely we had Dom Cummings to rectify Labours misunderstandings of how parliament should work. Corbyn listened to the wrong people including Starmer, who incidentely backed him up to the hilt on all matters, now he is leader he ousted him.???????????? Always somebody elses fault with the remainers.

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5 minutes ago, polpott said:

A small percentage of the British public. In all the years of existence of UKIP/Brexit party, how many parliamentry seats have they won? They have stood for hundreds. Always were a minority party with minority support.

  3 . 8 Million people voted for UKIP in the 2015 UK elections , third biggest political party in the UK and their support was growing .

   Their only aim was for the UK to leave the EU and over half the UKs population supported that ideology 

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3 minutes ago, polpott said:

You have consistently failed to understand that the Torys had a majority but failed to use it due to their own infighting. They were the architects of their own demise.

Demise equates to an 80 seat majority? I'll take that every time.

 

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