What is your point Stanley?
You seem to just be naming the closest objects to you made outside the EU.
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You seem to just be naming the closest objects to you made outside the EU.
Has anyone read All Out War by Tim Shipman?
Really, really good and balanced account of the whole referendum and its immediate aftermath. Would highly recommend for anyone interested in finding out more about how we got here, and the roles different people played.
Really, really good and balanced account of the whole referendum and its immediate aftermath. Would highly recommend for anyone interested in finding out more about how we got here, and the roles different people played.
Batman will leave the UK
"The people of Birmingham need me...wait, what, they're leaving the EU? feck that, I'm off to Frankfurt then. Bye."
You're arguing with someone who seems to be baffled by the concept of photography.
Guardian
Not sure why you've posted that given it was reported on the BBC News at 6.
Fake news. Should read "Hard Brexit means people flocking to the UK"
Oh no, wait a minute, we don't want that......as you were, phew.
Oh no, wait a minute, we don't want that......as you were, phew.
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My god you must be called John Snow.
This is the guy who is widely credited as the mastermind behind the Brexit campaign's success online and afaik the one who invented the 'take back control' slogan which, of course, was a lie.
If he says this, you should take notice but I won't hold my breath.
To be honest that page seems to be a series of shorthand comments regarding the primary question given at the top of the page. To me the hard Brexit bit looks like an opposition talking point the validity of which the very next paragraph seeks to undermine. I don't think it's an "apparent warning" at all.
Edit: Yeah, what the guardian reports Hunt's Aide as saying. Sounds most likely to me.
Vote Leave chief who created £350m NHS claim on bus admits leaving EU could be 'an error'
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...u-error-nhs-350-million-lie-bus-a7822386.html
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...u-error-nhs-350-million-lie-bus-a7822386.html
Listening to Cummings (who was the brains behind the Leave campaign), you once again wonder how many Brexiteers were actually motivated by a desire to leave the EU as opposed to wanting to win political games in the Westminster bubble to show how clever they are. It's one thing playing games in an election for a 5 year parliament, it's an entirely new level of irresponsibility on an issue whose impact may be felt for a generation or more.
They definitely under estimated the strength of feeling from the voters and were genuinely shocked when they actually won.
I don't understand all the fuss anyway. We all know that people fleeing the UK is precisely what the majority of Brexit voters wanted in the first place.
Clearly like the rest of the Vote Leave brigade Cummings was flabbergasted that they/he actually managed to convince people to vote out of an organisation which protects our Human Rights and provides both a marketplace for our overpriced goods and services whilst at the same time ensuring we get what we want on the relative cheap.
Obviously already getting his excuses in early because soon it will be welcome to the real world time and we might find we are not the Great Imperial Power we once were
Obviously already getting his excuses in early because soon it will be welcome to the real world time and we might find we are not the Great Imperial Power we once were
News night said we're not leaving any more.
OK. They've got the deal but we've got the cake.
I don't get the brexiters.
They're now saying we need hard brexit because we won't get a deal.
For years, they were saying we should leave because we'd get a great deal.
They're now saying we need hard brexit because we won't get a deal.
For years, they were saying we should leave because we'd get a great deal.
Just like they said the EU is crap at negotiating deals.
Well potentially be walking away from deals with Canada, Japan and If trump wasnt there, maybe the US
Theresa May asks Jeremy Corbyn to help deliver Brexit and support her policies amid Tory leadership plots
http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknew...-plots/ar-BBE6ziE?li=BBoPWjQ&ocid=mailsignout
What happened to strong and stable .
http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknew...-plots/ar-BBE6ziE?li=BBoPWjQ&ocid=mailsignout
What happened to strong and stable .
If you've no problem working with one terrorist sympathiser you can't have a problem working with another
Savage takedown of the Brexit house of cards. Essential reading.
That's so.........i dunno.......words fail me
What drivel, point 9 is possibly interesting as noome sticks to commitments
Praise the Lord
Praise Allah
I mean you sure convinced me with that long and well thought-out argument *cough* *cough*.
Kind of does sum up the current Brexit argument:
This editorial is remarkable. Refers to WW2 as a "crisis that even Brexit pales by comparison". So the Daily Heil is now officially labelling Brexit as a crisis, comparable to the second world war. A crisis they actively campaigned for. Unreal.