Implications For Brexit

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  1. Con

    Conan Troutman Well-Known Member

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    As it was a T*** government who included the referendum in their manifesto, campaigned for remain, lost the referendum and have now been re-elected without a mandate, does question the validity of the result?

    I think a second referendum would be appropriate.
     
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    That should stir up the Brexiteers

    I think it has shown that there is no mandate for the Hard Brexit May was demanding an increased majority to push through I bet Merkel and Junkers cant wait to "congratulate" May on her inspired decision to call the election
     
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    You little tinker, keep net out.
     
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    Conan Troutman Well-Known Member

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    I hope it stirs a debate/argument/fight/scrap/punch up/break some bloke's nose, but it is also my honest opinion.
     
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    Looks like it's a coalition with DUP.

    Article 50's already been triggered, so we're going out Deal or No Deal.
     
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    Tories pro Brexit.. Corbyn pro Brexit. The only party to stand on a remain/referendum was Tim Farron.

    So I think you are wanting to see something that is just not there... The brexit vote was not a ..Red vs Blue... It is interwoven by class(for want of a better word) and geography..
     
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    So this is not a deal with former terrorist associates?
     
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    Different hair styles.
     
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    Edit... The main person shouting to remain in the EU... was Nippy at the SNP... And look how she did..
     
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    And The Green Party.
     
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    If May stays she is a sitting target. She wanted to remain. Then was all macho hard Brexit and now will have to pursue a soft one against negotiators that know she has little or no authority or mandate
     
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    Junkers been on telly earlier rubbing his hands together and saying he's looking forward to the impending Brexit talks.
    I bet he is.!! Odds of 27 to 1 against and a lame duck Prime Minister negotiating for us is not
    very appetising. Her vanity in putting herself and the Tories before the Country have reduced
    us to a laughing stock. She's an absolute joke.

    It's not Parliament that should to be hung, it should be her.
    I just knew she would gloss over the impending arrangement with the DUP by saying that they have links going way back
    and since time immemorial have always been known as the Conservative and Unionist party.

    For once I agree with the Lib Dems former Leader Paddy Pantsdown who has said she should do the honourable
    thing and tender her resignation immediately but she's trying to act as though she's won a brilliant victory.
    She's on TV now trying to force a smile. There again it looks as though it could be trapped wind.!!!
     
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    Its like a game of Poker... Theresa with poker face on, all the stakes on the table looking Junker straight in the eye ..... and then drops her cards all over the floor..
     
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    It is like a game of Poker, but with someone that has never played Poker before, doesn't know the rules and thinks the only option is to tip the table up and storm out if she doesn't get five aces in her hand.
     
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    Except in reality neither side know how to play a game that's never been played before and has no written rules.
     
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    Except when Greenland left the EU, or they arranged a trade deal with Canada and other countries ...

    But chances are we will find them playing at least 28 different games with no written rules and the future of 65+ million people depending on it, with someone that would struggle to get a first interview for the job of negotiator if it was advertised wanting to lead it.
     
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    Greenland was different..it wasn't a full member state like the UK .
     
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    There's no such thing as a remainer because we are leaving and that's fact. The remainer is therefor as obsolete as ukip who also now serve no purpose whatsoever.
     
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