The Next Leader Of The Opposition Speaks...
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Even if agent COB gets into no 10, Brexit goes ahead.
Even if agent COB gets into no 10, Brexit goes ahead.
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“Jeremy Corbyn has defiantly restated Labour’s policy of leading Britain out of the European Union…” Where’s the headline then? Mr Corbyn’s Party supported the granting of a referendum, most of his MP’s voted to trigger A50 and his party secured their seats at the last General Election on a manifesto that committed the Party to take the UK...
14:53 Sat 22nd Dec 2018
"The problem remains that’s is only one interpretation of ‘leave’, with no mention of what to do about the Irish border."
The Irish border is a non-issue as I have argued countless times on here.
"All leavers do not agree with those four proposals."
Then they should not have voted to leave. It was made more than clear by "Project Fear v1.0" that leaving would mean these four things.
"In fact, they weren’t even given the option on the referendum form. That means all leavers have had to make up where they stand subsequently."
As above, the question was "Leave" or "Remain".
The consequences of leaving were made very clear (principally by the Remainers). There were similarly no options for the those voting to Remain. It is absolutely certain that the EU will not remain as it is now and many of their policies for the future will profoundly unsettle even the most ardent of EuroManiacs. I don't recall any warnings being given by the Remain campaign of those dangers (the campaign being more concerned with reasons why we should not leave rather than why we should stay). There were no choices such as "Do you want to Remain provided the EU stays at it is" or "Do you want to Remain provided the five current candidate nations (who together would struggle to buy a pot to urinate in) are not admitted"
If people voted to leave - or indeed to remain - without being aware of the consequences that's their fault.
The Irish border is a non-issue as I have argued countless times on here.
"All leavers do not agree with those four proposals."
Then they should not have voted to leave. It was made more than clear by "Project Fear v1.0" that leaving would mean these four things.
"In fact, they weren’t even given the option on the referendum form. That means all leavers have had to make up where they stand subsequently."
As above, the question was "Leave" or "Remain".
The consequences of leaving were made very clear (principally by the Remainers). There were similarly no options for the those voting to Remain. It is absolutely certain that the EU will not remain as it is now and many of their policies for the future will profoundly unsettle even the most ardent of EuroManiacs. I don't recall any warnings being given by the Remain campaign of those dangers (the campaign being more concerned with reasons why we should not leave rather than why we should stay). There were no choices such as "Do you want to Remain provided the EU stays at it is" or "Do you want to Remain provided the five current candidate nations (who together would struggle to buy a pot to urinate in) are not admitted"
If people voted to leave - or indeed to remain - without being aware of the consequences that's their fault.
It seems the only people seriouslyarguing over how to leave are (both UK and EU) politicians. That is because the majority of them would prefer us to remain and so have spent the last two years devising ways to ensure we do whilst deceiving the public into believing we have left (so as to "honour" the referendum).
-Talbot-
Thank you.
Spanner Booby is Anna Soubry.
Wild. Just flipping wild.
NJ
The Irish border is a non-issue
Good to know.
I think in the end it will be political expediency that sorts that one out.
However, I don’t agree with your argument that unless someone agrees with YOUR stance on Brexit then they should’ve voted remain. Yours is simply one voice of many in the leave camp, not the only solution.
Thank you.
Spanner Booby is Anna Soubry.
Wild. Just flipping wild.
NJ
The Irish border is a non-issue
Good to know.
I think in the end it will be political expediency that sorts that one out.
However, I don’t agree with your argument that unless someone agrees with YOUR stance on Brexit then they should’ve voted remain. Yours is simply one voice of many in the leave camp, not the only solution.
here's a previous outing: https:/
Read this and you may begin to understand that we have nothing to fear but fear itself.
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Togo
I expect that short term markets will be jittery (because financial markets like stability), the will be difficties in finance, business and travel but in the long term things will settle down, because that’s how capitalism works.
I only hope that in the end it’s worth it and that the country can enjoy the impact of Brexit. It’s in all of our best interests that it does.
I expect that short term markets will be jittery (because financial markets like stability), the will be difficties in finance, business and travel but in the long term things will settle down, because that’s how capitalism works.
I only hope that in the end it’s worth it and that the country can enjoy the impact of Brexit. It’s in all of our best interests that it does.
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