Does anyone have any idea what time TM presents Plan B to the house?
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3:30Originally posted by Yorkie62 View PostDoes anyone have any idea what time TM presents Plan B to the house? -
Thanks, although I thought you might have saidOriginally posted by stonehenge View Post3:30
"The same time she re-presents Plan A 3:30"
I'll set them up, you knock 'em down.
You can lead a horse to water....Comment
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I'm sure it will be more than just a rebranding exercise.Originally posted by Yorkie62 View Post"The same time she re-presents Plan A 3:30"
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Theresa May's Brexit 'plan B' rejected by Europe | London Evening Standard
Theresa May’s Plan B was bluntly ruled out by European leaders today just hours before she stood up to announce it to MPs.
Dublin delivered a firm “No” to Downing Street’s latest bid to go back to Brussels and ask for concessions on the backstop.
And the vice-president of the European Parliament also flatly rejected two other ideas being hastily floated as ways of defusing the Brexit deal: one being to remove the backstop from the EU agreement and replace it with an Anglo-Irish treaty; the other being to rewrite the Good Friday agreement that underpins the peace process.Comment
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And the pantomime continues....Originally posted by stonehenge View PostTheresa May's Brexit 'plan B' rejected by Europe | London Evening Standard
Theresa May’s Plan B was bluntly ruled out by European leaders today just hours before she stood up to announce it to MPs.
Dublin delivered a firm “No” to Downing Street’s latest bid to go back to Brussels and ask for concessions on the backstop.
And the vice-president of the European Parliament also flatly rejected two other ideas being hastily floated as ways of defusing the Brexit deal: one being to remove the backstop from the EU agreement and replace it with an Anglo-Irish treaty; the other being to rewrite the Good Friday agreement that underpins the peace process.
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Btw, I don't recall the Northern Ireland border being flagged up during the referendum.
Was this only realised, as a potential stumbling block, later?Comment
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Straight out of the Priti Patel school of diplomatic timing, right on the 100th anniversary of each:Originally posted by stonehenge View Post
the other being to rewrite the Good Friday agreement that underpins the peace process.
100th anniversary of Dail Eireann at Mansion House
Irish War of Independence - WikipediaComment
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Fomented in parts by "Ze Germanz"!Originally posted by meridian View PostStraight out of the Priti Patel school of diplomatic timing, right on the 100th anniversary of each:
100th anniversary of Dail Eireann at Mansion House
Irish War of Independence - WikipediaComment
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Fomented in even bigger parts by 800 years of occupation, capped off by the British promising Home Rule as long as the Irish helped out in the war (which many did, I have a G G Uncle buried on the Somme), and then the British reneging on that as soon as the war was over.Originally posted by Zigenare View PostFomented in parts by "Ze Germanz"!Comment
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