The backstop is no longer an issue. Everything is fine and dandy.
Just don't look too closely at it.
Just don't look too closely at it.
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If we can’t change the backstop, then we change the AGs legal advice on the backstop. Simples!Originally posted by stonehenge View Post
When was the last time we undertook something so serious on the back of flawed advice from the AG? Iraq? -
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Brexiteers looking for a way to cave.
It's like Trump and his renegotiated NAFTA.
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Be interesting to hear the excuses now by the ERG and DUP for not supporting the deal. The blocker was always 'only' the backstop .... now May has delivered this to them and they should have no excuses, what will they come up with next
Of course, if you're a remainer MP voting against the May deal you're trying to frustrate Brexit, but no one ever says that about the ERG or DUP. Such hypocrites
Quite looking forward to tonight. May's deal kicked out again. Tomorrow, No Deal kicked out. Thursday, extension agreed. All this followed by a people's vote on either May's deal or Remain, with a remain resounding victory
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David Davis on Talk Radio now promising "no-deal" Brexit at the end of 2020, he sounds like he's caving, lots of stuff about it's the "remoaners" fault.
Of course
The humiliation is almost there. Julia Hartley-Brewer is not a happy bunny.
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I wonder how much orchestration there was between No 10 and Brussels over yesterday's "miraculous 11th hour breakthrough"?
How many days have both sides been sat on that rabbit, waiting to pull it out of the hat?
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tbf, it is May the remoaners fault .... for putting Davies in charge initially with BoJo as foreign secretary, followed by handing the reigns over to Raab. Can't trust these brexiters, they're all as thick as minceOriginally posted by BlasterBates View PostDavid Davis on Talk Radio now promising "no-deal" Brexit at the end of 2020, he sounds like he's caving, lots of stuff about it's the "remoaners" fault.
Of course
The humiliation is almost there. Julia Hartley-Brewer is not a happy bunny.
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Nothing has really changed. The addendum boils down to the EU can't hold us in the CU and SM backstop and we can take it to arbitration if we think the EU are frustrating the process and acting in bad faith. Given it has been us all the way through that has frustrated the process and acted in bad faith we're never going to win that argument in an international court and the EU know that.Originally posted by stonehenge View PostI wonder how much orchestration there was between No 10 and Brussels over yesterday's "miraculous 11th hour breakthrough"?
How many days have both sides been sat on that rabbit, waiting to pull it out of the hat?
Brexiters know that too which is why they don't like it. Their next plan, if May's deal was voted through, was to waste another 2 years until we get to the end of the transition period then crash out (as Davies has let out the bag) but the legal agreement May has will effectively stop that.
Brexiters think they are so clever, but are getting thwarted at every turn. They just can't act honestly. I don't know why the ERG don't just tell the truth and say they want a No Deal crash out and whatever other deal is put before them they will vote it down, rather than all this bultulip and lies.
But then their whole campaign is built on lies, they just don't know anymore where the lie ends and the truth begins.I am what I drink, and I'm a bitter manComment
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As I suspected, just a bit of glitter to make it more attractive to the ugly ****ers in Parliament“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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