Suck it up brexsh!tters!
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May "Election was not about Brexit""A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George Orwell -
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Bla Bla , Poland is rejecting it all the time and nothing happensOriginally posted by original PM View PostComment
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Brexit will still happen.
The change now is that May, if she hangs on long enough, will have to take a more moderate line in the negotiations.
Here biggest allies in Westminster are going to be the DUP, but the last thing they want is a hard Brexit that results in a closed boarder with the Republic."Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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Agreed. However it is the EU that will try to force a hard Brexit.Originally posted by DaveB View PostBrexit will still happen.
The change now is that May, if she hangs on long enough, will have to take a more moderate line in the negotiations.
Here biggest allies in Westminster are going to be the DUP, but the last thing they want is a hard Brexit that results in a closed boarder with the Republic.
May could always lie to the DUP. soft Brexit blah blah blah. Then Autumn election....Comment
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May is humiliated in the eyes of the EU ... not sure how she'll manage to negotiate with them now with egg on her face!Comment
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Just imagine, she rocks up at the negotiations, day 1. Barnier asks "So, how's the stronger hand?"Originally posted by SandyD View PostMay is humiliated in the eyes of the EU ... not sure how she'll manage to negotiate with them now with egg on her face!Taking a break from contractingComment
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Already talking on LBC about "brexit pause" and no more brexit means brexitOriginally posted by DaveB View PostBrexit will still happen.
The change now is that May, if she hangs on long enough, will have to take a more moderate line in the negotiations.
Here biggest allies in Westminster are going to be the DUP, but the last thing they want is a hard Brexit that results in a closed boarder with the Republic.
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