12-12-2018, 10:58 AM
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Re: The Assassination Letter (Vote of no confidence for May)
Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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Whoever the scumbag 'nasty party' choose to replace the evil witch will be far worse - which means, come the next general election, will see Jeremy in #!0 and the scumbag 'nasty party unelectable for the twenty years at least!!!
12-12-2018, 11:02 AM
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Re: The Assassination Letter (Vote of no confidence for May)
Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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Whoever the scumbag 'nasty party' choose to replace the evil witch will be far worse - which means, come the next general election, will see Jeremy in #!0 and the scumbag 'nasty party unelectable for the twenty years at least!!!
The only part of your post that I will disagree with, however, is that it won't take twenty years for Corbyn to destroy the country, he will probably manage it within five...
12-12-2018, 11:49 AM
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Re: The Assassination Letter (Vote of no confidence for May)
I think if the vote of confidence in May had been a couple of weeks ago she might have won but after the fiasco of the cancelled vote and getting yet another snub from the EU I am not so sure she will survive.We do need some kind of action to get us out of the stalemate situation we appear to have reached. I hope if May is voted out we get someone who is a genuine leave voter and can sort out the mess.
We need someone who will ditch Mays awful advisor Oliver Robbins a remainer too close to the EU.
If May stays we will be back in the stalemate situation, she has made it clear she won't budge an inch and it seems the EU won't either.
12-12-2018, 12:29 PM
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Re: The Assassination Letter (Vote of no confidence for May)
HiAs usual, the devil is in the detail, in this instance, the timescale.
If she is ousted then according to those in the Tory Party it will be the end of January before we get a new PM.
That does not give enough time to get back to the EU and renegotiate a deal.
That gives 3 options.
Leave with No Deal
Revoke Article 50 and start again.
Ask the EU very nicely if they could possibly extend the timescale.
12-12-2018, 12:37 PM
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Re: The Assassination Letter (Vote of no confidence for May)
Originally Posted by Meg
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I think if the vote of confidence in May had been a couple of weeks ago she might have won but after the fiasco of the cancelled vote and getting yet another snub from the EU I am not so sure she will survive. We do need some kind of action to get us out of the stalemate situation we appear to have reached. I hope if May is voted out we get someone who is a genuine leave voter and can sort out the mess.
We need someone who will ditch Mays awful advisor Oliver Robbins a remainer too close to the EU.
If May stays we will be back in the stalemate situation, she has made it clear she won't budge an inch and it seems the EU won't either.
12-12-2018, 12:53 PM
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Re: The Assassination Letter (Vote of no confidence for May)
Originally Posted by itsme
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Anything that gets us closer to rescinding Article 50 is fine by me.
Yes, I think so too. Can't see any other practical thing to do. It has all become such a mess. Until we straighten our own house out and develop a meaningful plan, all we are doing is driving ourselves further into the mire.
12-12-2018, 03:21 PM
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Re: The Assassination Letter (Vote of no confidence for May)
Originally Posted by realspeed
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One lever she hasn't used is what we owe the EU. She could have easily said have it our way or no payment, one of the best bargaining chips she hold ,and not used it
12-12-2018, 03:30 PM
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Re: The Assassination Letter (Vote of no confidence for May)
Originally Posted by Meg
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Ishe won't budge an inch and it seems the EU won't either.
Suppose May wins todays vote, she in untouchable for a year. It strenghens her position.
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