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Previously on "EU to force the UK to contemplate NO DEAL abyss"
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post...to make the UK cave.
UK needs darkest hour in order to cave into the EU
They've read Trump's "The Art of Deal", total humiliation never fails
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Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostLike a bad penny..............
The OG and assguru dream team..............from me to you to me to you................
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This is all the wrong way round. The EU will stare into the abyss of lost German car exports to the UK and will cave in.
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post...to make the UK cave.
UK needs darkest hour in order to cave into the EU
They've read Trump's "The Art of Deal", total humiliation never fails
EU diplomatsDiplomats from another EU state
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EU to force the UK to contemplate NO DEAL abyss
...to make the UK cave.
UK needs darkest hour in order to cave into the EU
The British government will have to experience its “darkest hour” and stare into the abyss of a no-deal Brexit before it will cave in to Brussels demands, senior EU diplomats have predicted.
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