25-10-2019, 12:13 AM
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Re: Time for Nigel to organise?
Originally Posted by Bread
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We did that in 2016 You lost and you keep on shouting at the rain.. :loll
25-10-2019, 05:35 AM
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Re: Time for Nigel to organise?
Originally Posted by Bread
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We did that in 2016 You lost and you keep on shouting at the rain.. :loll
A confirmatory referendum would give you the chance to get the Brexit you want
Why are you scared of a confirmatory referendum given that it would certainly break the deadlock whereas a GE may not
Could it be that you think the country no longer wants Brexit?
25-10-2019, 05:52 AM
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Re: Time for Nigel to organise?
Originally Posted by shropshiregirl
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I don't recall the Tories chickening out of a General Election. It is the opposition parties that have spent the last 3.5 years trying to stop Brexit that have been quaking in their boots at the prospect of facing their Leave constituents, as they know once out of their cosy London bubble, they are finished and out of a job. Hence the wailing from them about having a second referendum. Even if they lose for a second time, they still won't have been found accountable for their treachery and abject cowardice.
It is not a given that the Tories will win an election.
The Leave vote could be split in some places with people voting for the Brexit Party.
There is also a reason why December Elections are decidedly rare, and that is the Weather.
I do not see the need for a rush, Parliament has approved the deal, let's get it passed and get out and then have an Election.
25-10-2019, 06:05 AM
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Re: Time for Nigel to organise?
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiIt is not a given that the Tories will win an election.
The Leave vote could be split in some places with people voting for the Brexit Party.
There is also a reason why December Elections are decidedly rare, and that is the Weather.
I do not see the need for a rush, Parliament has approved the deal, let's get it passed and get out and then have an Election.
25-10-2019, 12:19 PM
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Re: Time for Nigel to organise?
Originally Posted by Banchory
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Parliament has only approved the second reading. It has yet to pass scrutiny and the Lords
25-10-2019, 12:29 PM
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Re: Time for Nigel to organise?
Originally Posted by Bread
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Any amendments and the bill will be withdrawn
As prognoses stand, without a deal you will not pose a competitor of any significance. In a deal the EU has to include arrangements that prevent the UK from becoming an economic competitor.
Some stupid EU official let that drop last week. I hope none of the UK negotiators picked up on that revelation.
25-10-2019, 12:40 PM
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Re: Time for Nigel to organise?
Originally Posted by Solasch
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The EU is obliged by article 50 to offer a deal. It doesn't mean it must be a deal attractive to the leaving member. Ever considered the option that the EU wants you to leave without a deal?As prognoses stand, without a deal you will not pose a competitor of any significance. In a deal the EU has to include arrangements that prevent the UK from becoming an economic competitor.
Some stupid EU official let that drop last week. I hope none of the UK negotiators picked up on that revelation.
Donkeyman!
25-10-2019, 12:51 PM
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Re: Time for Nigel to organise?
Originally Posted by Bread
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Any amendments and the bill will be withdrawn
That is just Boris being stupid.
It is a 100 pages long, with any Bill of that length there are bound to be some technical amendments.
One such would be replacing Acts with Legislation or Acts and Statutory Instruments.
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