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The worrying thing is that the government seem genuinely surprised by the DUP objection.
They were DUPedThe worrying thing is that the government seem genuinely surprised by the DUP objection.
AgainThe worrying thing is that the government seem genuinely surprised by the DUP objection.
It's just emblematic of the whole Brexit nonsense - internal issues directed at foreign 'foes'. Just a joke all round. To think I thought we'd have a rare day of good news for Brexit (or as good as it gets).Ironic if after all these weeks of speculation as to whether she can agree a deal with the rest of the EU the whole thing collapses because of internal objections from the party she gave a £1bn bribe to. Hilarious too.
What a joy it would be if they could be fecked off to some place else, to be governed by Farage, Johnson, Gove and the rest of the lying shitstains on British politics.Looks like Little England is getting smaller by the minute.
please dontWhat a joy it would be if they could be fecked off to some place else, to be governed by Farage, Johnson, Gove and the rest of the lying shitstains on British politics.
Because Cameron sought to shut up the Eurosceptics in his party up for good not thinking for a second that leave would win.The whole country is headed for soft Brexit.
The Farages and co simply have to accept it.
Which begs the question...why the feck are we leaving in the first place?
...tbf also a whole load more (UKIP had like 4m votes and growing at some point didn’t they, etc etc).Because Cameron sought to shut up the Eurosceptics in his party up for good not thinking for a second that leave would win.
He ain't that good.Blair is apparently working on reversing the process. I still don't think it'll go ahead.
If that fecking cnut had anything approaching self-awareness, he'd have come out and said Brexit was a great idea from the very start.Blair is apparently working on reversing the process. I still don't think it'll go ahead.
Maybe we're being harsh. Davis probablyThey were DUPed
God bless that manBlair is apparently working on reversing the process. I still don't think it'll go ahead.
It's the sensible compromise (following the will of the people without crippling the nation) that leaves noone with what they want.The whole country is headed for soft Brexit.
The Farages and co simply have to accept it.
Which begs the question...why the feck are we leaving in the first place?
Swapping a slightly stroppy marriage for a messy divorce that involves paying to get fecked up the arse by the EU while having to wear a gimp mask. Negotiations continue over what the safe word should be.It's the sensible compromise (following the will of the people without crippling the nation) that leaves noone with what they want.
Everyone who wants to be in the single market/customs union etc would rather remain in the EU. The hardcore leavers won't accept any of the compromises that come with access to free trading. Freedom of movement, EU regulation and jurisdiction of EU courts- basically its like being a member without having a seat at the table.
well putSwapping a slightly stroppy marriage for a messy divorce that involves paying to get fecked up the arse by the EU while having to wear a gimp mask. Negotiations continue over what the safe word should be.
That's what she said.well put
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Even forgetting the rest of the UK, it's a deal NI itself is begging for. Something like 70%+ of them actually want to stay in the customs union, with the majority being against Brexit in it's entirety.Goes to show the state of NI politics when a party who received 28 percent of votes in the last election can torpedo a deal that the rest of the UK are begging for.
They lost the majority in Stormont 9 months ago, they have 1 more seat that Sinn Fein.
1,000 votes split the main parties from the 800,000 ballots cast in the closest ever assembly election
Its beyond ridiculous
You could ship them off to an island off the coast of Alaska.What a joy it would be if they could be fecked off to some place else, to be governed by Farage, Johnson, Gove and the rest of the lying shitstains on British politics.
He's certainly a man who knows about campaigns of misinformation and lies, given his dodgy dossier.Blair is apparently working on reversing the process. I still don't think it'll go ahead.
One saving grace is that they are literally dying off every day.90% of inward immigration goes to England which is the most densely populated country in Europe (except the island of Malta) and more densely populated than India. If the Tories do not deliver then the party will be hammered creating a big vacuum on the patriotic right.
Why does it matter if we're the most dense comparatively? Such a pointless soundbite90% of inward immigration goes to England which is the most densely populated country in Europe (except the island of Malta) and more densely populated than India. If the Tories do not deliver then the party will be hammered creating a big vacuum on the patriotic right.
I would hazard a guess that some of the most densely populated areas voted Remain (like London) whilst some of the least debsely populated vote Leave.90% of inward immigration goes to England which is the most densely populated country in Europe (except the island of Malta) and more densely populated than India. If the Tories do not deliver then the party will be hammered creating a big vacuum on the patriotic right.
Do you want your children or grandchildren only able to afford to be able to live in a tower block?Why does it matter if we're the most dense comparatively? Such a pointless soundbite
Not that simple, nearly all England (and Wales) voted Leave with some exceptions in the big metropolitan areas largely those with high levels of immigration and also those that are very wealthy.I would hazard a guess that some of the most densely populated areas voted Remain (like London) whilst some of the least debsely populated vote Leave.
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It's turned into a debate on semantics. I suspect Davis thinks that if they word it slightly differently the DUP will get confused and cave in.Tweet
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So according to Davis "allignment" is totally different to "harmonisation", even though the end result has to be the same? Meanwhile the Irish government says they are in fact exactly the same as far as they're concerened.
Well thats a certainty at least.It's turned into a debate on semantics. I suspect Davis thinks that if they word it slightly differently the DUP will get confused and cave in.