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I was actually think of Turkish like the one that scared me and other drivers on the M25 once with his erratic driving and lack of knowledge on braking distance.
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A Romanian one, perhaps?Originally posted by SueEllen View PostI was trying to be polite while thinking of a HGV.....
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FTFYOriginally posted by SueEllen View PostSomeone may accidentally run Corbyn off his bike down.
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Someone may accidentally knock Corbyn of his bike.Originally posted by minestrone View PostHe is suggesting calling a referendum on the new deal which will probably have to happen, or a general election.
Seeing as though Labour will probably just be a 3 MPs and a yurt full of crusties soon it will probably have to be a referendum.
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Notwithstanding that there's no mechanism in our representative democracy for the people to demand a General Election, if one were to happen, and a pro-remain government were to be elected, they'd have to simultaneously leave and remain in Europe to respect the democratic choice of the people.Originally posted by rl4engc View PostI wouldn't put it past the Tories to have at least one candidate who is still very much Pro-Remain, and will delay submitting the Article 50 and generally back pedal, just so they can ignore the democratic choice of the people and select a leader who will try to keep us in Europe.
Then again if they try that people will demand a General Election..
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I wouldn't put it past the Tories to have at least one candidate who is still very much Pro-Remain, and will delay submitting the Article 50 and generally back pedal, just so they can ignore the democratic choice of the people and select a leader who will try to keep us in Europe.Originally posted by barrydidit View PostAt least the tories are being half orderly about their process.
Then again if they try that people will demand a General Election..
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announced at 5Originally posted by barrydidit View PostAt least the tories are being half orderly about their process. When is the labour no confidence thing going to beannouncedignored?
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He is suggesting calling a referendum on the new deal which will probably have to happen, or a general election.
Seeing as though Labour will probably just be a 3 MPs and a yurt full of crusties soon it will probably have to be a referendum.
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At least the tories are being half orderly about their process. When is the labour no confidence thing going to beannouncedignored?
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The good thing about Hunt as PM is that if we don't get what we want from Brexit negotiations, he can just impose it on them.
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He's thinking of votes at the next election...Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostHe wants a second referendum
Still, I'm sure the NHS staff have long memories...
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