Originally posted by jamesbrown
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Democracy in action
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What she has appointed is actually 9 Brexiteers because, well I think you can probably work out why....“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.” -
Your last paragraph is simply not true.Originally posted by malvolio View PostWell, if you say so. I reserve the right to disagree.
And as usual, can't resist the usual delusional remoaner snide dig. I am not, for one thing a typical anything. I am allowed, however, to think we are ultimately better off away from the EU's management. YMMV. I couldn't care less.
Incidentally anyone, including peers of the Realm, who have worked for the EU and so receive a pension from them are required to support and promote the EU or see that pension stop. So take another look at the main opposition Lords...
- Farage and the rest of the UKIP MEPs are entitled to receive an EU pension. Are they also required to to support and promote the EU or see their pension stop? No.
- The continuing payment of EU pensions to British citizens (including a minority of the 600 Lords, and all of the UKIP MEPs) is part of the ‘divorce’ payment. It doesn’t matter which way they vote, they are all still expected to receive their pension anyway.
From your posts in the other sub forums, I know you’re better than this.Comment
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