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The Official 2nd May “deal” vote thread
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Will she call a GE if she loses?
Lets face it there is no way the EU is going to give us an extension to A50 if this goes badly as it looks like it will, unless of course we were having a GE
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Given how this has all unravelled before the official debate has even begun, does anyone think that the PM has *any* final tricks to pull in her opening statement? Will she assert even more strongly that rejecting her deal will mean risking "no Brexit at all" or drop any hints that she'll pull the plug on the whole thing?
Does anyone think she will vote in favour of "no deal" tomorrow? Or maybe abstain?Comment
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Declare Martial Law?Originally posted by TheCyclingProgrammer View PostGiven how this has all unravelled before the official debate has even begun, does anyone think that the PM has *any* final tricks to pull in her opening statement?
Works well in banana republics.Comment
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Extension followed by a GE with a Brexiteer led Tory party now looking increasingly likely.
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And Corbyn walks into number 10 with a land slide.Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostExtension followed by a GE with a Brexiteer led Tory party now looking increasingly likely.
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Yeah, but are they straight or bendy bananas? The EU ensures we can only have straight bananas as we're in their shacklesOriginally posted by AtW View PostDeclare Martial Law?
Works well in banana republics.
I am what I drink, and I'm a bitter man
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Bent Over Bananas (BOBs)Originally posted by Whorty View PostYeah, but are they straight or bendy bananas? The EU ensures we can only have straight bananas as we're in their shackles
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