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« Reply #5265 on: Tuesday, March 12, 2019, 20:07:55 » |
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they can keep delaying it tho, word tonight is a delay for 12 months Yay! Another year of people with little, to no, understanding of the complexities involved commenting as if they're fucking experts..
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« Reply #5266 on: Tuesday, March 12, 2019, 20:10:56 » |
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For a simpleton, what does this all mean? simpleton or rocket scientist, nobody really knows
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« Reply #5267 on: Tuesday, March 12, 2019, 20:25:18 » |
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simpleton or rocket scientist, nobody really knows
In simple terms. It is a game of chess. May (GB) v EU. She doesn’t want them to lose and she doesn’t want us to win. They want to win at all costs. Every time she makes a move they say check. So she keeps on until they say check mate. During the game she needs to have a piss, when she goes out the room they move the pieces and she pretends not to notice. When they go for a piss they leave 26 in the room to make sure she does not do what they do when she does! Simples.
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« Reply #5268 on: Tuesday, March 12, 2019, 20:41:59 » |
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We can still withdraw the notice to quite as well, wouldn't that be fun to watch.
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« Reply #5269 on: Tuesday, March 12, 2019, 20:43:33 » |
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it would, but won't happen without referendum 2.
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« Reply #5270 on: Tuesday, March 12, 2019, 20:48:07 » |
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In simple terms. It is a game of chess. May (GB) v EU. She doesn’t want them to lose and she doesn’t want us to win. They want to win at all costs. Every time she makes a move they say check. So she keeps on until they say check mate. During the game she needs to have a piss, when she goes out the room they move the pieces and she pretends not to notice. When they go for a piss they leave 26 in the room to make sure she does not do what they do when she does! Simples.
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« Reply #5271 on: Tuesday, March 12, 2019, 20:51:45 » |
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The biggest issue I see is the previous GE. Parties should have made it clear what their strategy was, and people who didn't agree with the Brexit approach should have stood for other parties. To be fair to May she seems to be doing what they had in their manifesto?
If the electorate then gave a majority to a Hard Brexit group, we'd know what was happening. As it is the Tories who want that shouldn't be under that banner right now, if this is so fundamental, which it is. Quite what Labour are playing at, I have no idea.
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« Reply #5272 on: Tuesday, March 12, 2019, 21:31:59 » |
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The biggest issue I see is the previous GE. Parties should have made it clear what their strategy was
But then they'd have had to have had an idea what it was themselves instead of just making it up as they go along Quite what Labour are playing at, I have no idea.
That's OK, neither have they
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« Reply #5273 on: Wednesday, March 13, 2019, 08:35:52 » |
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Mr Simplistic here.
Why cant we just stay in the EU exactly as we are now until any future trade deal between the UK and the EU has been negotiated and agreed and then leave?
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« Reply #5274 on: Wednesday, March 13, 2019, 09:09:06 » |
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I think that you've just described the Transition Period. But the Transition Period is only offered by the EU if we first agree the terms of a Withdrawal Agreement...which we haven't.
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« Reply #5275 on: Wednesday, March 13, 2019, 09:20:58 » |
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Mr Simplistic here.
Why cant we just stay in the EU exactly as we are now until any future trade deal between the UK and the EU has been negotiated and agreed and then leave?
EU won't start trade negotiations until we've left, it's written into article 50.
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« Reply #5276 on: Wednesday, March 13, 2019, 09:38:15 » |
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Mr Simplistic here.
Why cant we just stay in the EU exactly as we are now until any future trade deal between the UK and the EU has been negotiated and agreed and then leave?
Because that would make us have to implement the tax evasion legislation being enacted on 1st April, which makes the headless rush with a semblance of a plan to activate A50 and set a leave date of 29th March even smellier.
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« Reply #5277 on: Wednesday, March 13, 2019, 13:03:10 » |
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She's going to keep going and going on the same, isn't she.
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« Reply #5278 on: Wednesday, March 13, 2019, 13:31:29 » |
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You are of course forgetting that we are leaving on 29th March under article 50 which has been voted on and passed by parliament. This is now a binding legal act. Tomorrow’s vote cannot supercede that. I could be wrong but that is my understanding.
No you're correct. Without a delay, we are leaving on March 29th. Parliament can vote against no deal, but if they don't vote for the only deal that is on the table, then we will leave without a deal unless we manage to get a delay. But that's far from a given and not in our gift. This is the stupidity of all these MPs waffling about CM2.0 and Malthouse Compromise and Canada 1.27 etc etc - they may or may not be better than the deal that has been negotiated but they are not the deal that has been negotiated, so they aren't on the table. MPs may as well vote for giraffes that shit skittles
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« Reply #5279 on: Wednesday, March 13, 2019, 13:43:56 » |
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No you're correct. Without a delay, we are leaving on March 29th. Parliament can vote against no deal, but if they don't vote for the only deal that is on the table, then we will leave without a deal unless we manage to get a delay. But that's far from a given and not in our gift. This is the stupidity of all these MPs waffling about CM2.0 and Malthouse Compromise and Canada 1.27 etc etc - they may or may not be better than the deal that has been negotiated but they are not the deal that has been negotiated, so they aren't on the table. MPs may as well vote for giraffes that shit skittles
Rather summed up here..... https://www.politics.co.uk/blogs/2019/03/13/national-breakdown-a-glimpse-of-the-vicious-chaos-of-no-deal
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