It may be, but it will be an absolute twisting of parliamentary process if they do it.
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
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What now Mr Raab? Bercow just pissed on your parade, your 1 and only plan gone.
It would be absolutely disgusting.
That's an interesting read.
Therexit means Therexit
It's a sad story. Mining destroyed by the Tories, people got decent work in the automotive industry instead, now that's been chased away by the Tories.
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Will May complete any of her KPIs before clearing her desk today?
From afar it is truly astonishing that the people who have been claiming to be on the "democratic" side of things can get away with this (even just advocating it).
It really tells a tale about the UK media that they can.
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If Farage is standing on a "WTO Brexit" -( that people believe this crap or even know what it means and then vote for it is beyond me) presume they mean they're aiming for no agreement so what would their MEPs be assisting the government to negotiate.
Doesn't really make a lot of sense.
What's to negotiate if they want to just crash out on WTO?
Cash in hand to the IMF in a couple years, presumably?
Cash in hand to the IMF in a couple years, presumably?
Farage has actually signed a letter to the PM saying that he intentionally wishes to break the GFA and thus international law. Chuck him in the Tower!
The negotiations are maybe with other trading blocks than the EEA. I suppose that the term WTO Brexit is limited to the relationship with the EU.
No, it's leaving Europe and trading under WTO rules until we can persuade someone to have a deal with us, which could take years.
He says join the negotiating team immediately, they can't negotiate with anyone until they've left.
Which isn't a "no" then. You don't have to negotiate a deal with everyone, you can trade on WTO terms with the EU for ever and also negotiate with other blocks for trade deals. Whether striking new deals will take 1 second or a thousand years is irrelevant to the question that you initially asked.
I don't get your point.
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SOUTHAMPTON, England (Reuters) - Nigel Farage, elected as a member of the European Parliament for the Brexit Party, said he wanted his team involved in Brexit negotiations and that he was preparing for a general election.
“We want to be part of that negotiating team,” Farage said in Southampton, southern England.
SOUTHAMPTON, England (Reuters) - Nigel Farage, elected as a member of the European Parliament for the Brexit Party, said he wanted his team involved in Brexit negotiations and that he was preparing for a general election.
“We want to be part of that negotiating team,” Farage said in Southampton, southern England.
In practice the UK should already have a negotiation team and should already be in contact with other countries. He should be smart enough to not put that on paper though.
A "Brexit WTO" doesn't necessarily mean that you want to be on WTO terms for ever and with everyone. You are opposing two things that aren't opposite.
Yes led by Dr Fox who is managing to get the worst deals possible with the likes of the mighty Faeroe Islands.
No one says that they are competent or will get good deals but lets not pretend that countries actually respect this type of rules. They are all discussing about "hypothetical scenarios" and sharing ideas in "think tanks". In reality they are plotting, lobbying and negotiating behind everyone's back.
No, but it will take years to negotiate trade deals around the World, particularly with our main trading partners. Also, other countries will be more interested in sending stuff to us, rather than taking anything from us. It will be a shit show.
We'll end up cap in hand to the IMF.
Yes of course.
I met him the other day actually... All I can say is he came over much better in person than on TV... But let's be honest thats not a high bar as he comes over pretty badly on TV (imo)
Equally I met a number of the leading civil servants in DIT and UKEF and they seemed like very intelligent competent and motivated people... It's still going to take them years of course but I'd have some faith in them (without too much political interference) to make a decent fist of things in the long term
That said I'd still personally vote to stay in the EU and failing that in the customs union
He comes over terribly on TV. I've had dealings in the past with the ECGD. Even with very competent people they are going to struggle with so many agreements to obtain just to reach the level the UK is at now. Thankless task for the civil servants.
Yeah I deal with UKEF a lot... It was one of their centenary events I saw Dr (Liam) fox at
I almost met the KLF once.
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"...and it just so happens that I stand to make millions if I facilitate the selling."
Aha, aha?
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That's unjustified.
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27% and 20% of voters saying "I Don't Know" are probably wondering what prorogued means.
Precisely. I was talking to a family member last night. He idolises Farage. When I asked him why he believes in him, he says that Farage is the only one who is honest and trust worthy and speaks the truth. And no. He wasn't drunk or on drugs.
I reminded him of just a few of his blatant lies; like denying that he used a house supplied by one of his backers only to then say - well I may have stayed there a few times.
Apart from Cameron, I have nothing but contempt for this disgusting excuse of a man.
