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The Incredible Sulk the way he dodged that press conference because wicked protestors were calling him names.

 

****er

 

Supreme Court:Suspension of parliament is illegal.

 

Lock him up, lock him up!

 

I agree with remaining, but May´s deal is better than anything that Fuhrer Johnson will achieve.

 

We won Brexit yet? If not, who's ahead?

 

Time for the Liverpool fans to get their F*** off Johnson banners out. Especially when you play Manchester United. They would join in the abuse of that piece of filth that is the so-called Prime Minister.

 

Currency speculators and hedge-fund managers, such as Murdoch, Mogg, Redwood, Banks and Farage, Basically, the puppeteers holding Boris's strings.

 

The Hate and The Gammon cheerfully reporting that Boris and Cummings planning to use Martial Law to force through No Deal. There's obviously an awful amount of money riding on Boris getting No Deal on 1.11.2019.

 

Hmmm....gammon

 

So, if I have this right, wouldn't it be better for car manufacturers and such in the UK relocate to NI under these arrangements?

 

Brexit latest news: UK and EU closing in on a deal, as negotiating teams work on legal text
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A Brexit deal has been agreed between the UK and EU before a meeting of European leaders in Brussels.

Boris Johnson and Jean-Claude Juncker called it a "fair" outcome - and the EU Commission President said there was no need to extend the Brexit deadline.

He said: "We have a deal so why should we have a prolongation."

This will be a boost for the PM, but he still faces a battle to get the deal through Parliament on Saturday, with the DUP opposing it.

Mr Johnson urged MPs to "come together" and "get this excellent deal over the line".

He added: "Now is the moment for us to get Brexit done and then together work on building our future partnership, which I think can be incredibly positive both for the UK and for the EU."

 

PM says he will try for 12 December election
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-50174402

 

Brexit deal means ‘£70bn hit to UK by 2029'
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-50219036

 

Still in the EU.