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Re: Brexit and the chequers agreement ?
Stanley Park #617248 28/01/19 06:49 PM
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Theresa May has just instructed her own MP's to oppose the agreement she negotiated.

Sadly this is NOT a joke.
Re: Brexit and the chequers agreement ?
Shaggydog #617250 28/01/19 06:57 PM
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Originally Posted By Shaggydog


Theresa May has just instructed her own MP's to oppose the agreement she negotiated.

Sadly this is NOT a joke.



And Rees Mogg and Co have refused this opposition as well, but I call all this a fking big joke.
Re: Brexit and the chequers agreement ?
Stanley Park #617252 28/01/19 07:02 PM
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I blame Michael Foot.

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.
Re: Brexit and the chequers agreement ?
Shaggydog #617258 28/01/19 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted By Shaggydog


Theresa May has just instructed her own MP's to oppose the agreement she negotiated.

Sadly this is NOT a joke.



I assume you are referring to the proposed amendment on the backstop not the agreement generally ?

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Re: Brexit and the chequers agreement ?
wilkij1975 #617282 29/01/19 12:18 PM
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More Project Fear no doubt.

The bosses of Sainsbury’s, ASDA, M&S, Co-op, Waitrose, KFC, Pret, Lidl, McDonald’s, Costcutter and the British Retail Consortium write to MPs warning about the dangers of a no-deal Brexit for choice, quality and cost of food.


I read that report and the one important word used was ‘could’. All these things that ‘could’ happen. But obviously the pro remain media will tell us all the bad things that ‘could’ happen.

Oh and Tesco are planning 9000 job losses in acost cutting exercise trying to keep up with Lidl and the likes. Nothing to do with Brexit. As I said the other day, jobs come and go regardless.


All part of the Project Fear conspiracy


No conspiracy. Just always reporting the worst. Why not say that in the event if s no deal, we could NOT run out of food?


At least beer will flow in Wetherspoon pubs and apparently cheaper, what else?
Re: Brexit and the chequers agreement ?
Stanley Park #617284 29/01/19 12:35 PM
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There you go. Something good.
Re: Brexit and the chequers agreement ?
Stanley Park #617287 29/01/19 01:01 PM
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British nationals who have retired to EU countries including Spain and France will no longer have their health care covered by the NHS in the event of no deal, the government has confirmed.
Re: Brexit and the chequers agreement ?
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Quick Update from parliament

Yesterday evening parliament agreed that the agreement that Theresa May agreed with the EU in the Withdrawal Agreement was no longer agreeable.
Re: Brexit and the chequers agreement ?
Shaggydog #617321 30/01/19 09:14 AM
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Good day for brexit yesterday parliment at last starting to take this seriously. Anything could still happen which is ridiculous 2 months before we leave but we have to live with our silly MP,s. The EU say they will not amend the withdrawal agreement maybe not. But they will find something in my view and it will be called someone else. All this is just a big game. To me it looks like the so called people's vote is dead in the water also the extending article 50. I am more confident we will be leaving the EU in march. And Man City got beat too quite a night !

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Re: Brexit and the chequers agreement ?
Stanley Park #617324 30/01/19 09:34 AM
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Originally Posted By Stanley Park
Good day for brexit yesterday parliment at last starting to take this seriously. Anything could still happen which is ridiculous 2 months before we leave but we have to live with our silly MP,s. The EU say they will not amend the withdrawal agreement maybe not. But they will find something in my view and it will be called someone else. All this is just a big game. To me it looks like the so called people's vote is dead in the water also the extending article 50. I am more confident we will be leaving the EU in march. And Man City got beat too quite a night !


A good day for Brexit if you aren't worried about your Prime Minister's word not being worth the paper it is written on.

Reneging on an agreement that you helped to construct and attempting to replace it with an alternative that was thrown together with the sole intent of trying to prevent a split in the tory party is not putting the country first.

The Brexit pantomime just keeps on giving.
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