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  1. Treble

    Treble Keyser Söze

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    Wow... way to stick to your principles <doh>

    Democracy in action lol. So if it's voted through the DUP are no longer bothered about all the stuff they've been spouting about over the last 3 months.
     
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    moreinjuredthanowen Mr Brightside

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    that'd be cowardly of them.... but it then put it onus on labour to take the same votes off the park.
     
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    moreinjuredthanowen Mr Brightside

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    Does corbyn understand the principle of a binding agreement?

    he says if deal squeeks through tonight there should be referendum confirming it... my god man.... if you agree you agree. if you don't you don't if you agree then you leave on march 29th provided enough of eu agree and you've left not time for that now as well.
     
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    moreinjuredthanowen Mr Brightside

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    and so the mask finally drops and the uvf balaclava is revealed

    "The DUP's Sammy Wilson has said he's concerned there are MPs in Parliament who are doing "the work of Brussels" to keep the UK in the EU.

    He said the "telling point" for the DUP from legal advice today was that unless there was a fundamental change in circumstances, "we would be stuck with the withdrawal agreement unless the EU agreed to release us from it".

    He defended his party's decision to vote against the deal in the Commons later.

    Asked what would happen if a vote took place to rule out a no-deal Brexit, Mr Wilson described MPs who would vote in favour of taking no deal off the table tomorrow as "agents of Brussels".

    "Brussels wants us to stay in the EU as well," he added."



    The DUP basically no admitting they want the hardest of hard brexists so that pesky border to the southerners can be built as high as high can be.

    He's going to vote down the deal to have brexit but then Vote for a no deal brexit the next day.

    All they want is their version of the union and to tear down the agreements made in northern ireland for peace to make sure theres no possibility of border polls. I'd say he's celebrated the postal fireworks recently.

     
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    moreinjuredthanowen Mr Brightside

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    estimated 140 vote defeat tonight. get in and beat the spread lads.
     
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    Agents of Brussels? Hmmmmm.... remind us again what the Northern Ireland population voted for in the referendum?
     
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    moreinjuredthanowen Mr Brightside

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    you know that doesn't matter. they have ever since that disastrous election may called been plotting to create the conditions to have the hardest border possible in order to cement their aims of preserving their version of the union.

    they have not been listening to their own constituents nor local businesses but have been driving the agenda that nothing but a border matters.

    The reality is these guys have been out for 3? years in the devolved parliament but have still gotten paid so the political and public services types simply don't care about people who need to do something as dirty as business to make a living... worse yet business with the south not the mainland.
     
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    How did the future of the nation end up in the hands of a group of bible bashing, homophobic cranks, who don’t even represent the majority view of their own nation & a rabble of back bench, swivel eyed loon Tories, who’ve been shouting at clouds about the EU since the ****ing 70’s?

    Peak Brexit.
     
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    The whole thing has fallen in their lap like a beauty. They couldn't have imagined the last 3 years in their wildest dreams. All they needed were two incompetent fools in 10 Downing Street.
     
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    The obvious answer is since May lost the General Election and went cap in hand to them in order to stay in power. But I guess that wasn't really the question! Which I agree with by the way. Them and Rees-Mogg and his cronies.
     
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    Yes you’re right.

    But ultimately the answer is a complete failure to be honest about the actual ****ing facts mate.

    The minute May set her red lines & annouced we’d end FoM & thus leave the SM & CU, then it became impossible to solve the Irish border issue without a technological solution that hasn’t been invented yet, or a border in the Irish Sea. It’s that simple, yet they’ve refused to simply state the facts and be honest about it.
     
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    moreinjuredthanowen Mr Brightside

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    when (not if) the shooting starts in NI (and btw they'd be mad to start back but they will) who will be blamed?

    the prime movers in stimulating it are the DUP. the most culpable is May but none with have to live with it.

    the so called letter bombs were probably as much as the clowns could do but just showed what could happen.. as was their intent.

    Every day that passes i'm sure more young people will be recruited by these organisations.

    20 years of peace thrown away out of pure fear of a border poll on the part of the DUP.


    then swing east and into scotland. How can the SNP be prevented from having a new independence vote now?

    Head a bit south to sunderland and I'm sure the lads who said no issue to nissan leaving are still saying that <laugh>
     
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    The folk of Sunderland who voted to leave will be one of the many who will be hit hardest. Each and every one should be entered for the Darwin Awards.

    I don't think anyone will acknowledge Brexit when the bombings start. And anyone that does will be berated for doing it. No, it will simply be the tried and tested default position of "it's a splinter group", these people attack the democracy we stand for, we must fight the war on terror blah blah blah.
     
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    moreinjuredthanowen Mr Brightside

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    probably.

    In the end theres only dribs and drabs of MPs saying they have changed sides. 17 at last count.

    We have:

    The DUP - NO (meaning no surrender to the ira)
    The ERG - NO meaning we want a hard brexit
    The SNP - NO meaning remain
    The LIBs - NO meaning remain
    Plaid - who cares ;) they are linked up with SNP now
    The independants - NO cos we want a fairer something or other or we are remain or something.
    Labour - NO cos we want an election. (but are pretending to be remain or something)


    so.... 230 vote defeat so far is now down to about 190... and i'm sure it'll fall to about 140 by 6pm news.
     
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    moreinjuredthanowen Mr Brightside

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    reported up to 25 switching now.

    and abstainers being the worst cowards of all. the oh do what you like brigade.

    the reality is a mass labour splinter would need to form to take their own votes off the field is required and that shouldn't happen
     
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    So we are heading for an extension to A50 and if I've heard correctly Parliament will make a motion to take control of the process. At which point May's position becomes untenable, although the way things are, even that's not a given. In the old days some things followed a set routine e.g. PM falls on sword if his/her flagship agenda doesn't get passed. Not any more.

    Btw one more thing Cameron fcked up (in a long list) was to change the rules on a vote of no confidence.
     
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    They're politicians. They are programmed that way i.e. not to be straightforward and honest. They don't seem to understand that they'd get far more credit if they were. There is an irony that May appears to have been scuppered by the Attorney General not being lent on. Probably values his legal career more highly than his political one.
     
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    Rumours now that she’s going to announce she’s applying for an A50 extension when she loses tonight.

    So if no deal is removed tomorrow, then the ERG might be forced to U turn or face the real likelihood of no Brexit.

    Soooo a third meaningful vote hahahahaha

    I thought having more than one vote was somehow undemocratic?
     
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    <ok>

    This is what fcks me off about May. After she lost the first vote, she stood up announced humbly that she had heard what the House was telling her and that she would look reach out to all sides of said House and come up with something new. After 2 months of beligerent arrogance, it sounded refreshing. Then.... she goes and ignores everyone except the ERG and offers up the same thick pea soup she served up the first time. And now, the stupid fckwit will take it to a 3rd vote. THIS tells us all we need to know about how May has led her whole political career, and others who know her say this is exactly who she is and has always been.

    It's scum like her that are the obstacle to politics ever becoming anything of integrity.
     
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    The entire debacle has become a complete farce, it’s now that surreal it feels like we’re living in a parody.

    We suggest the U.K. Backstop, the EU reluctantly agree.

    We then go back and say we don’t like the U.K. backstop, as a group of bobble heads who’ve been saying solving the Irish border with technology was dead easy, have decided that the backstop will leave us ‘trapped’ if they can’t prove what they said was dead easy is actually a thing, thus making it moot.

    The EU look at us like we’re mental & agree assurances on our own idea that won’t see us trapped, if we do the thing that’s apparently dead easy.

    The bobble heads still say no.......
     
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