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aaaaaaaaaaaaaah, so somewhere deep, deep, deep down within the twisty, long, winding chasms of Vish there is actually a smidgen of humour...well played I do joke about the current leader of the free world as well, especially when he made the mistake on what he said on Putin.
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Looks like May will be gone before Christmas, then what? Any guesses
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I think she’ll stick it out but I’m passed caring now. These self serving cvnts from all parties are playing with our future for their own gain. It’s fukking sickening and how any of them can sleep at night is beyond me?
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I think she’ll stick it out but I’m passed caring now. These self serving cvnts from all parties are playing with our future for their own gain. It’s fukking sickening and how any of them can sleep at night is beyond me? Totally agree even I have stopped following it now I would not be surprised if our MP,s stop brexit altogether. In some ways I hope that happens. Let them reap what comes next
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I think she’ll stick it out but I’m passed caring now. These self serving cvnts from all parties are playing with our future for their own gain. It’s fukking sickening and how any of them can sleep at night is beyond me? Totally agree even I have stopped following it now I would not be surprised if our MP,s stop brexit altogether. In some ways I hope that happens. Let them reap what comes next Looks like you want the shyte to hit the fan and it's not the MPs who will reap anything but the people.
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The MP,s are getting a battering in the EU that will happen in Britain new political parties will form and they might not be very nice. Liberal democracy is crashing all over the west and it's due to the political class ignoring people. I fear for brexit at the moment and if that's denied many people will feel votes are worthless. That's very dangerous
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The MP,s are getting a battering in the EU that will happen in Britain new political parties will form and they might not be very nice. Liberal democracy is crashing all over the west and it's due to the political class ignoring people. I fear for brexit at the moment and if that's denied many people will feel votes are worthless. That's very dangerous I understand what you are saying but it looks to me that uniting the UK is going to be very complicated whatever the decision by MPs, ie, deal, no deal or no Brexit. It shows how far politicians go to win elections, ie, Cameron. He will probably be remembered as the one who divided UK. I think the most realistic way of uniting the nation is a referendum on the 3 options if the negotiated deal doesn't go through the commons. The Brexiters are saying Brexit will win again, but for them it means no deal, maybe that's what the majority wants, maybe not. Maybe the majority is ok with May's deal or maybe now that everything is clear, the majority wants to stay. If there is no referendum, a big proportion will still feel cheated.
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The only referendum that could work is Mays deal or no deal. But even that would create Chaos. The 2016 referendum on the governments leaflet to every home in the UK said the government will implement what you decide. In my mind that's exactly what should happen every other option is chaos
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The only referendum that could work is Mays deal or no deal. But even that would create Chaos. The 2016 referendum on the governments leaflet to every home in the UK said the government will implement what you decide. In my mind that's exactly what should happen every other option is chaos But what have they decide exactly, May's deal or no deal?
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The MP,s are getting a battering in the EU that will happen in Britain new political parties will form and they might not be very nice. Liberal democracy is crashing all over the west and it's due to the political class ignoring people. I fear for brexit at the moment and if that's denied many people will feel votes are worthless. That's very dangerous I understand what you are saying but it looks to me that uniting the UK is going to be very complicated whatever the decision by MPs, ie, deal, no deal or no Brexit. It shows how far politicians go to win elections, ie, Cameron. He will probably be remembered as the one who divided UK. I think the most realistic way of uniting the nation is a referendum on the 3 options if the negotiated deal doesn't go through the commons. The Brexiters are saying Brexit will win again, but for them it means no deal, maybe that's what the majority wants, maybe not. Maybe the majority is ok with May's deal or maybe now that everything is clear, the majority wants to stay. If there is no referendum, a big proportion will still feel cheated. I just can't see the people being conned for a 2nd time.
That job interview was going so well until I realized I was fukked up on acid in the middle of a cornfield naked and talking to a scarecrow.
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