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Should the UK remain a part of the EU or leave?

  • Stay in

    Votes: 56 47.9%

  • Get out

    Votes: 61 52.1%
  • Total voters
    117
  • Poll closed .
qprbeth said:
Okay it doesn't matter what way you voted...Suspending Parliament is not right.
It is first steps to a dictatorship
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Stroller said:
It's a disgrace. A right-wing coup.
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You lot make me laugh.

Those opposed to brexit have spent 3 ****ing years trying everything and anything to stop it, from law suits to parliamentary procedures. For the past few weeks all we've heard is how these sad EU cult supporters are going to try this parliamentary procedure and that one etc etc.

You lot were all cheering them on as your heroes, especially Stroller, Oslo and young master Watford, telling us that the MPs are heroic for trying to stop the will of the people and ignore the result of the referendum.

Now the government do the same and you're all screeching and wailing about an affront to democracy etc. It's quite pathetic.

What Johnson is doing has been done before and is within parliamentary procedural rules.

He's got his punch in first and I think he's played a blinder.
 
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qprbeth said:
Some inside knowledge yes.

There is a shortage of prednisolone at the moment, due to unforeseen production and distribution problems.
The agents in Belgium hope to have Normal supplies ready by end of October...
Convenient that.

Yes of course it may be a coincidence
Yes it may not be quite the same for insulin and HRT.
But it is just funny isn't it
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are the shortages just in the uk
if so then the pharmacutical companies should be prosecuted for trying to kill the uks citizens
they seem to be loving to part with money at the moment
 
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qprbeth said:
That is the WHOLE of my point Stainsey. We haven't left yet, but people are already manipulating the situation so they can make big money out of the suffering of the less fortunate. Think what it will be like when there are hold ups at the docks or airports. People will be be forced (if they are monetarly able) to pay well over the odds just to keep themselves healthy and alive. Some people cannot afford to............

I can live without my occasional avocado as a treat... but many people cannot live without insulin or prednisilone.

And this is just a small, small area about something I know about. I do not know what will happen when the input of steel stalls or microprocessors from Germany stop coming or Oil stops flowing or Electricity from France suddenly costs 50% more due to tariffs
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We're all doomed, doomed I tell yer!
 
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rangercol said:
You lot make me laugh.

Those opposed to brexit have spent 3 ****ing years trying everything and anything to stop it, from law suits to parliamentary procedures. For the past few weeks all we've heard is how these sad EU cult supporters are going to try this parliamentary procedure and that one etc etc.

You lot were all cheering them on as your heroes, especially Stroller, Oslo and young master Watford, telling us that the MPs are heroic for trying to stop the will of the people and ignore the result of the referendum.

Now the government do the same and you're all screeching and wailing about an affront to democracy etc. It's quite pathetic.

What Johnson is doing has been done before and is within parliamentary procedural rules.

He's got his punch in first and I think he's played a blinder.
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I thought you were in favour of democracy? Closing parliament is fundamentally anti-democratic. You've lost that argument.
 
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rangercol said:
Nope.
All been done before and no choice due to your mates Soubrey and Grieve etc.
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It's never been done for so long. It's an act of cowardice, and fundamentally anti-democratic. I don't ever again want to hear one of you lot try again to claim that this is in the name of democracy.
 
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Stroller said:
It's never been done for so long. It's an act of cowardice, and fundamentally anti-democratic. I don't ever again want to hear one of you lot try again to claim that this is in the name of democracy.
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Who gives a **** what you want to hear?

Parliament hasn't been able to deliver the result of the referendum as promised, due to the fact that it is full of remainers including the last PM.

The more you and your ilk squeal and whine the more I'll think Boris has played a blinder.
 
I must say....all this would be worth it just to see the tears on the faces of Steve Bray and Madeleine Kay.
Two of the biggest ****tards you’ll ever see and an embarrassment to any genuine remainers :)
 
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rangercol said:
Who gives a **** what you want to hear?

Parliament hasn't been able to deliver the result of the referendum as promised, due to the fact that it is full of remainers including the last PM.

The more you and your ilk squeal and whine the more I'll think Boris has played a blinder.
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Make your mind up, am I squealing or screeching?

The liar Johnson shutting down opposition to his intended No Deal exit is not 'playing a blinder', it's anti-democratic cowardice and will rebound on him.
 
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