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It could get messy by the Looks of itYou would think there would be no wiggle room, but if this link is correct they were just ignored.
https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/en...WpK3uLfLyHnx90LRSVa-L3MzRDdX-kVIlb7PHVLrBDv2O
You could be right about the Tories but they're going to look bad whatever they do, and rightly so.
Oh god I don't want to think these type of people exists.In that case entirely plausible 3% have changed their mind ... Gerronwivit will of the people etc
AND... they keep coal in the bath!Oh god I don't want to think these type of people exists.
Or they can do the public vote on:I think that the UK are gonna need to go through a Jon Snow type resurrection on Game of Thrones.
Jon Snow made a vow to stay in the Night's Watch until he died. Then he got stabbed and was brought back to life. He got out of his vow on a technicality.
Brexit has to happen. But I think that when it does, we'll try and make it easy to rejoin on a second referendum. We'll need to get out and in on a technicality.
I don't foresee a People's Vote before a Brexit. Leaving needs to be the first step before rejoining. That's the best that Parliament will ever consent to. It's also why voting intention looks pro-Brexit. I reckon if you ask people whether it's better to remain or leave they'll say 'remain'. But they won't vote that way in the short term for the sake of the integrity of British democracy.
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Sounds like nothing has changed and they actually don't represent anybody from neither Leave nor Remain. Fence, anybody?Tweet
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So if by any remote chance they can't find any unicorns they will back the 'option of a public vote'. As one of the replies to the tweet says, wtf is the 'option of a vote'. Why include the word option?Tweet
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Yes and quite successfully as well... according to the polls there are still some 22% or so gullible people willing to vote for them, its amazing!Labour still playing 8 dimensional chess.
That suggests high level planning. I don't think so. Labour are running minute-by-minute, event-by-event. Seat of the pants stuff. Sit on the fence and decide at each turn what to do next. Ambivalence is the key. If you want a microcosm of this then watch Barry Gardiner.Labour still playing 8 dimensional chess.
with unicornsLabour still playing 8 dimensional chess.
It's weird, isn't it? All that drama and all those desperate last-minute votes, and then everyone seems to have moved on to other things.Is anything actually happening on this, or are they hoping, if no one says anything, everyone will forget about it?
Suspect she will have a go at something before 23rd to try and avoid the european elections... probably hopeful of getting a compromise agreement with labour - not sure about that thoughIsn't May just waiting until someone comes up with a reason to have the meaningful vote again?
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The source is the Guardian if you're referring to the tweet above?100% of tosspots quote twitter shite to try and prove something
Yeah, which is why UKIP are amongst the losers. Total twunt.This is how these cnuts are interpreting the results.
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That rather underlines @Stanley Road's point!The source is the Guardian if you're referring to the tweet above?
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This is true, I was born British and do not feel in the remotest way British.That rather underlines @Stanley Road's point!
Feeling truly British and being truly British are two different things.
What are you then, stateless?This is true, I was born British and do not feel in the remotest way British.
No, I have dual nationality, British and French.What are you then, stateless?
Do you not feel british because you dont want to feel british?No, I have dual nationality, British and French.
Remain party make big gains.... "gerronwivit!"This is how these cnuts are interpreting the results.
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No, difficult to explain but it feels like a foreign country and can't get back here quick enough if I go there. Think I was born in the wrong place.Do you not feel british because you dont want to feel british?
I was the same when i first moved to holland, now i really look forward to going back which I'm doing in 2 weeks.No, difficult to explain but it feels like a foreign country and can't get back here quick enough if I go there. Think I was born in the wrong place.