Nostalgic
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If a Corbyn - May coalition was on the ballot sheet then no many wouldn't of had an issue
#Brexit
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Read the Twitter thread above.
Nostalgic
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I have. There is no defending the delay though. They should of planned for this years before putting it on the election pledge. Just shows how out of depth they are on the matter.
Time has run out, the public and the man on the moon are fed up with it, delaying will only add fuel to the fire. Then the next moan from the mps and most of the public will be if a "catastrophe" happens like Lab or Con not winning the next election - because the public have had enough with out of touch, overpaid mps
great twitter thread
Don Simon
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It is
mashednlovingit
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Ironic the first tweet was 'It was only possible to vote to remain a member, or to stop being a member. '
Remain or leave.
Remain or leave.
MrHullMysterious
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Lol
Edit. Can tell someone getting upset cause might not make their billions with a leave/no deal
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Sidinthesticks
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Basket case EU countries are being cushioned from bankruptcy with UK and German money, OUR money!
Enough is enough.
Enough is enough.
This is a very interesting report from German TV, in English, and is the sort of journalism largely lacking in the UK at the moment. I'm looking forward to the public enquiries and seeing these people behind bars.
Here's another shocking example of a basket case economy being bailed out with OTHER PEOPLE'S money!!!
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Sidinthesticks
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Well aware thanks,
"it was repaid fully by 4 May 1979"
Have Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Spain, Cyprus, Latvia and Romania paid their
"it was repaid fully by 4 May 1979"
Have Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Spain, Cyprus, Latvia and Romania paid their
Bailouts back in full?Yes. We only bailed out Portugal and Ireland via the EU and they have both paid back so we have not lost a penny as a result.
mashednlovingit
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The irony of voting in elections for an institution we voted to leave nearly 3 years ago. Yep we're totally OK with promises being broken in the UK.
Kim Wrong Un
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The longer the exit is delayed the less validity the initial referendum result actually has. Some voters will have died, others would have been too young, others will have changed their minds. I think most people (bar the fanatics) are also realising just how difficult all this actually is. I'm not sure everyone at the time would have been aware of just how hard it is to sever 45 years of treaties, covenants, statutes and inextricably complex international law. Also, certain things are not going to go away, even if the government decides to shelve the whole thing. English nationalism is at some point going to come up against Scottish and Irish nationalism whilst London is going to clash with the regions. A whole monster has been created and nobody knows how any of it will end.
mashednlovingit
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Good. The whole thing needs shaking up. Will also further cement the truism that you can never trust a politician.
TheGreatRabbit
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In other words, Theresa May saw her shadow which signals the UK will have six more months of Brexit
djedwardsmith
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The issue isn't with the delays, the issue is that it's taken them two years before finally doing what they should have done when they first invoked article 50