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It would hand power from the government to a remain supporting bunch of MP,s and if enough Tory remainers vote it through they could get the numbers. It must have been a different referendum I went through than the one you did because I remember no deal being mentioned it fact every outcome was discussed at great length for a good six months. I am not sure how politics works in Mauritius but here in Britain the public expect polticians to respect democratic votes. Really, I remember remainers saying that a no deal which was possible would be catastrophic while leavers were saying there will be a deal as the EU export more to the UK than the other way. Didn't you hear that? Having a referendum on the options which are very clear now is very democratic especially when MPs cannot agree, how can that be undemocratic, anywhere in the world? So you are talking crap again. I watched all the TV debates before the referendum every one. I doubt you did. I also ticked the ballot paper did you ? The question was do you want to remain in the EU or leave the EU. I put my cross in leave the EU and so did the majority of British voters. That's all you need know. What was said and not said in TV debates is irrelevant and the majority of people (like me) made their own mind up from the experience of being in the EU. We may have watched the TV programmes for entertainment but it made no impact on our decision. I love it when you say I talk crap it means you have nothing of substance to contribute
IF YOU WANT TO BE HEARD SPEAK SOFTLY - BOB PAISLEY
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It would hand power from the government to a remain supporting bunch of MP,s and if enough Tory remainers vote it through they could get the numbers. It must have been a different referendum I went through than the one you did because I remember no deal being mentioned it fact every outcome was discussed at great length for a good six months. I am not sure how politics works in Mauritius but here in Britain the public expect polticians to respect democratic votes. Really, I remember remainers saying that a no deal which was possible would be catastrophic while leavers were saying there will be a deal as the EU export more to the UK than the other way. Didn't you hear that? Having a referendum on the options which are very clear now is very democratic especially when MPs cannot agree, how can that be undemocratic, anywhere in the world? So you are talking crap again. I watched all the TV debates before the referendum every one. I doubt you did. I also ticked the ballot paper did you ? The question was do you want to remain in the EU or leave the EU. I put my cross in leave the EU and so did the majority of British voters. That's all you need know. What was said and not said in TV debates is irrelevant and the majority of people (like me) made their own mind up from the experience of being in the EU. We may have watched the TV programmes for entertainment but it made no impact on our decision. I love it when you say I talk crap it means you have nothing of substance to contribute We were talking about leaving with a deal or not, right? The leavers Farage, Boris, Gove all said there will be a deal. And by the way there is not only one way to leave the EU, you can leave the Norway style, Switzerland style, Turkey style, Canada style, US style, or none of those. Which one was on the ballot paper?
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Ian Duncan Smith said earlier this month that not a single job will be lost in a No Deal Brexit.
Today the European Medicines Agency closed its doors in London for the last time before relocating to Amsterdam. The EMA was forced to relocate because pharmaceutical regulations should be done in a member state.
900 people lost their jobs today as a direct result of Brexit.
The silence from Ian is deafening.
The tragedy that is Brexit.
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Ian Duncan Smith said earlier this month that not a single job will be lost in a No Deal Brexit.
Today the European Medicines Agency closed its doors in London for the last time before relocating to Amsterdam. The EMA was forced to relocate because pharmaceutical regulations should be done in a member state.
900 people lost their jobs today as a direct result of Brexit.
The silence from Ian is deafening.
The tragedy that is Brexit.
Only a no deal will show to the IDCs of UK what their leave really means, unfortunately there will be collateral damages. But when I hear the arrogance of some, I would really like to see a no deal
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You really seem to want the uk to fail vish? Why?
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You really seem to want the uk to fail vish? Why? UK has already failed for me, the effect is just lagging as reduced investment will take some time to show, even your chancellor said so recently. The only way to turnaround unfortunately is for the likes of IDC to see it in a no deal Brexit, else your country will stay completely divided. Why hasn't the GBP recovered?
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So you want the UK to fail to prove some kind of point to people? Lovely that.
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So you want the UK to fail to prove some kind of point to people? Lovely that. No, I want people to understand what no deal really means as I hear a lot of them saying it's not a problem.
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What if it isn’t a problem? If the country pulled together, MP’s included it could be the best thing to happen to the UK. No one knows unless you have a crystal ball.
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What if it isn’t a problem? If the country pulled together, MP’s included it could be the best thing to happen to the UK. No one knows unless you have a crystal ball. Tell that to those 900 people who lost their jobs today.
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