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Bu££er me, they're like buses.
"He said: "I think it's very hard to see how the Government wins the vote in the House of Commons because the Government at some point is going to have to resolve the dilemma they keep avoiding.
"Either, to minimise economic damage, stay close to Europe - in which case you will have to abide by Europe's rules but you'll have lost your seat at the decision-making table.
"Or, alternately, because you prioritised getting rid of those rules, you'll be in a situation where you're going to do significant economic damage.
"There is no solution to that dilemma. It's not a dilemma you can negotiate around, you are going to have to choose."
The Quitters on here also have no answer. So they avoid the question.
"Either, to minimise economic damage, stay close to Europe - in which case you will have to abide by Europe's rules but you'll have lost your seat at the decision-making table.
"Or, alternately, because you prioritised getting rid of those rules, you'll be in a situation where you're going to do significant economic damage.
"There is no solution to that dilemma. It's not a dilemma you can negotiate around, you are going to have to choose."
The Quitters on here also have no answer. So they avoid the question.
Labour will be secretly glad they aren't at the helm during this calamity.
Seems as though the decision by Corbyn to change Labours Brexit policy, suggests they want to bring down the government so that they can get into power. Any party that would put their own agenda ahead of the countries, deserves horse whipping.
that'll be Theresa, then. She's willing to damage the country just so she can get the PM job
Even bribed a bunch from over the water with a billion pounds of taxpayers money so they'd prop up her minority government (for a while)
The NI problem remains unresolved so look out for that prop giving way.
Even bribed a bunch from over the water with a billion pounds of taxpayers money so they'd prop up her minority government (for a while)
The NI problem remains unresolved so look out for that prop giving way.
Exactly. It shows how desperate and underhand he is.
Considering how badly the Tory government are doing Corbyn must be beside himself with disapointment he isnt doing better.
He is probably starting to remember a majority of his MPs gave a vote of no confidence. He needs the Momentum intimidation to keep them at bay.
Corbyn would be a push over in any EU / brexit talks, all the eastern bloc X commie states would will be dusting off all there files 
Putin would love a Corbyn government
he would probably dismantle most of the U.K armed forces , come out of nato and drop his trousers & bend over in Moscow 
Putin would love a Corbyn government
he would probably dismantle most of the U.K armed forces , come out of nato and drop his trousers & bend over in Moscow Same old RWR's trawling the internet for there anti UK propaganda
you are indeed.
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ha ha! The silly old fart's changed it!
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It was a close vote. A sensible approach would have been to look at the key messages that leave and remain focused on.
leave : immigration, foreign rule and too expensive
remain : easy trade, do business anywhere.
Surely both can be achieved to some degree?
leave : immigration, foreign rule and too expensive
remain : easy trade, do business anywhere.
Surely both can be achieved to some degree?
Oh so, Corbyn didnt get a vote of no confidence from his own party MPs then?
Momemntum isnt a far left pressure group intimidating moderates in the party?
Corbyn didnt say 'Fidel was a great champion for social justice?
no doubt you will be whining about how it is all a smear campaign by the RW press.
Just as Tish May wanted to remain in the EU, so what. Politicians morph with the times/voters. Get over it.
I bet Jezza even smoked pot. No wonder Labour are ahead in the polls. Good ole Jezza.
