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Originally posted by meridian View PostIt’s a bit more clear-cut than that. As part of the request for an extension to 31 October, the U.K. government agreed not to reopen the Withdrawal Agreement.
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Originally posted by meridian View PostAs part of the request for an extension to 31 October, the U.K. government agreed not to reopen the Withdrawal Agreement.
It's going to be no deal, new deal, or no Brexit.
My money is on no deal with Boris withholding large parts of that £39 billion, followed in the coming months by a new deal or deals which also involve him releasing most or all of the rest of it. They need the money, he needs a Brexit that is clear enough to neuter the Farage threat but not drastic enough to totally enrage all remainers. So that's what is likely.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by AtW View PostGone? He'll have cabinet post for sure, possibly as Brexit negotiatorLeave a comment:
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Originally posted by sal View PostThere will be no Brexit negotiations. the EU were clear that there will be no re-negotiations before October 31 and each of the 5 hopelessfulls is guaranteeing Brexit on October 31. How exactly are they going to pushy either May's deal or no-deal through Parliament is a mystery.
As part of the request for an extension to 31 October, the U.K. government agreed not to reopen the Withdrawal Agreement.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by AtW View PostGone? He'll have cabinet post for sure, possibly as Brexit negotiatorlessfulls is guaranteeing Brexit on October 31. How exactly are they going to pushy either May's deal or no-deal through Parliament is a mystery.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostIndeed Boris will sell the Brexiteers up the river.
Look forward to that.
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Loving the debate tonight. Can see this being repeated on Dave in future in place of Live at the ApolloLeave a comment:
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Indeed Boris will sell the Brexiteers up the river.
Look forward to that.
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