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May 10 2019 10:08am
Quote (Saucisson6000 @ 10 May 2019 15:49)
People voted for Brexit like they voted for Hitler; it's a protest, desesperated, blind vote. Fuelled by gross lies and the same kind of basics which put Hitler in charge.
It cant be compared with EU which wasn't decided in 1 referendum BTW this is enough to end the discussion.
One count on knowledge and intelligence to go forward
One count on ignorance and simpletons to go backward, and saying: MAN THIS IS LEGAL. :lol:


sounds like voting for macron
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May 10 2019 10:50am
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sounds like voting for macron


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don't forget their land and jewel holdings the kept when the figured out a way to keep their heads. "They belong to the royal family", built on the blood sweat and tears of 40 generations of Brits while they sat around and got the clap.
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Anyone watching?
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May 17 2019 01:48pm
Brexit: Do you think Corbyn could sink the boat just to accuse the captain ?

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/may/17/brexit-talks-tories-labour-likely-to-collapse-theresa-may-jeremy-corbyn

Seems so, not sure the other side is acting nicely tho.
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Brexit: Do you think Corbyn could sink the boat just to accuse the captain ?

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/may/17/brexit-talks-tories-labour-likely-to-collapse-theresa-may-jeremy-corbyn

Seems so, not sure the other side is acting nicely tho.


I'm not sure tbh. Corbyn has always been playing both sides of the fence when it comes to Brexit.

He knows that his ideas of a socialization of railroads, energy suppliers and so on would be impossible under EU law, and he has been a sceptic/critic of the EU since its inception. Personally, he wants the Brexit to happen, albeit a soft version of it.
He also knows that the whole Brexit mess is tearing the Tories apart, and thus has a strong political incentive to prolong it.
The big problem with all of this is that a clear majority of his party's base are Remainers and want to avoid the Brexit. And with the emergence of the Brexit Party, his half-assed stance on Brexit, his stalling tactic, run the risk of backfiring badly.

As long as Tories and Labour remain internally split over Brexit while the Brexit issue is the dominating topic of British politics, both parties risk losing voters to the two parties which have closed their ranks behind either Remain or Leave: the LibDems and the Brexit Party.
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May 17 2019 04:37pm
Corbyn isn't making thoughtful chess moves to outsmart the opposition, he's an unintelligent fraud with no leadership skills. May's replacement will probably be Boris (hope not) and the split from the EU could get a lot worse. I still think no deal is unlikely if that happened but staying in the EU wouldn't be likely at all

This post was edited by dro94 on May 17 2019 04:38pm
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Corbyn isn't making thoughtful chess moves to outsmart the opposition, he's an unintelligent fraud with no leadership skills. May's replacement will probably be Boris (hope not) and the split from the EU could get a lot worse. I still think no deal is unlikely if that happened but staying in the EU wouldn't be likely at all


He seems to have his party under pretty good control for a man without leadership skills who's steering the party in the opposite direction of what the majority of the base wants.
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He seems to have his party under pretty good control for a man without leadership skills who's steering the party in the opposite direction of what the majority of the base wants.


and they're haemorrhaging members as a result
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