Eboue
nasty little twerp with crazy bitter-man opinions
here we go
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Exactly. "I'll leave the house if you let me smear my name in shit onto the kitchen walls on my way out".But even as a bribe it's shite.
It's exposed in the most blatant and obvious terms that this whole thing, right from Cameron even considering the referendum, never mind actually announcing the fecking thing, has just been about Tory party management and leadership struggles, and even if her deal were to pass, all it means is that whoever takes over is shackled by an incredibly flawed deal that everyone knows was incredibly unpopular.
Not far off.With a free vote, every single option will be:
Ayes: ~150
Noes: ~500
0/7 motions passed.
Yep. Going to be all that's left.No deal it is then
Yeah, Heath asked 'who rules Britain' and answer was 'not you'.As another oldie, I'd say the 3-day week in 1974 and the miners' strike was a terrible time.
i did hear a yes as wellDid I hear Barry Gardiner say "yes!" then?
And yet immediately becomes more popular than Labour's plan, go figure.Unconfirmed reports coming through that Labour whipping in favour of votes doesn't change parliamentary maths for a second vote after all.
Seems so, they can't agree on anything. This could go on for years.So No Deal by default?
Yeah, clearly we're fecked.clear as mud then
Pretty sure that one of May’s ministers earlier revealed that No Deal is no longer the legal default now the extension has been agreed.So No Deal by default?
Only until 12th AprilPretty sure that one of May’s ministers earlier revealed that No Deal is no longer the legal default now the extension has been agreed.
No deal is still the legal default but on April 12th.Pretty sure that one of May’s ministers earlier revealed that No Deal is no longer the legal default now the extension has been agreed.
And yet immediately becomes more popular than Labour's plan, go figure.