I'm very pleased to see you agree that Parliament has the right to say if we leave or if we stay in.The UK has a parliament based democracy , so it is correct that they should have the final say
Brexit:. David Davis backpedalling
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I thought Brexit was about Parliamentary Supremacy?
DM disagrees.
DM disagrees.
Nothing new if u check previous posts I was all in favour of the legal action that was brought a good while back that allowed Parliament to have a previous vote on the subject
Let em vote on it . Over turn the brexit vote if they want or dare
It matters not to me
Tranny Trolling.
Kankerot trolling again, The daily wail reader
seems u have the noseall syndrome u actualy think that by altering some ones user name that u anoy them
perhaps a W instead K in your user name may well be more accurate
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Boo fecking hoo to all those chopsy Quitters who were bleating about taking back control and ramming parliamentary sovereignty down our throats.
Well have a bit of democracy back. Common sense and the good of the UK prevails.
Well have a bit of democracy back. Common sense and the good of the UK prevails.
Boo fecking hoo to all those chopsy Quitters who were bleating about taking back control and ramming parliamentary sovereignty down our throats.
Well have a bit of democracy back. Common sense and the good of the UK prevails.
Remoaning Quitters want to ensure the most rubbish trade deal.
Their meddling has produced the deal so far......Well done moaning quitting remoaners
We already have a trade deal, remember.
Dumb, stupid Quitters.
Yes its a bargain isnt it at £10B a year (the EU wanted £18B but Thatcher sorted a rebate).
Even Dumber stupid Quitting REMOANERS
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**** end demonstrating his anal-retentive character with his intimate knowledge of the physiology of the anus.
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Take your own advice.
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One that the quitters think they can improve upon.
They do not see the damage that they are doing to the economy in the process.
Inflation at its highest rate for six years, wages stagnating, commerce preparing to or already decided to leave UK, USA worried about Brexit, talent pool for London already affected, etc, etc.
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How so? Please explain how a vote today has produced the result from a few days ago and how has todays vote affected the trade negotiations which will start in the coming months.
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Cue gasbanni, **** end, roger, Brigadier et al diverting the discussion with some off-topic post to save notch from embarrassment.
Well, notch, please explain.
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But you make it out as simply a deadweight cost when it isn't there are benefits attached.
Also our net contribution per person is lower than Germany, France, Netherlands etc.
https://www.economist.com/news/brit...ger-valid-eurosceptic-gripe-budget-didnt-bark
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Deceit Alert
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Executive powers will mean that they will make decisions with out having to consult parliament
Tis just the way it will be
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