SkyblueBazza
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Error...yes & he is an Italian - not Italy.
Plus from what I have seen he hasn't exactly embraced the Euro, just resigned himself to it!
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Plus from what I have seen he hasn't exactly embraced the Euro, just resigned himself to it!
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SkyblueBazza
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SkyblueBazza
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Imagine the uproar if Trump said something along those lines
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SkyblueBazza
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Are you talking LDs or Labour or SNP here?
Bojo has been criticised heavily for trying to make political gain...isn't this ultimately the same thing?
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SkyblueBazza
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So you are only really worried about one side of the terrorist link?
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clint van damme
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they met with members of the UVF this week to discuss Boris's deal.
DUP 'held series of meetings with loyalists' to discuss EU exit specifics - BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
Sick Boy
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...hence why I said he had dropped his anti Euro stance, he described it as a vote loser.
Sick Boy
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WTF...
skybluetony176
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Why would Trump propose committing terrorist attacks on customs installations?
skybluetony176
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Many of my family will be on the front line fighting terrorism as they have been all the way through the troubles. I’m bothered about terrorism full stop. Stop trying to make a point that isn’t there just so you can point score.
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skybluetony176
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fernandopartridge
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clint van damme
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as things stand? I think that magic money tree will be getting another shake.
skybluetony176
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May has already been down this path and Boris is clearly doing the same things expecting different results. Apparently the UUP has come out and said that Northern Ireland would be better of remaining in the EU today also.
shmmeee
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I imagine they’ll just repeal it or something, doubt anything will come of it. But yeah they should. I just worry about anything that comes across as dirty tricks to stop Brexit. Needs to be a referendum really, politically no one will gain from it long term otherwise. Even a referendum will piss off a lot, but not having one will piss off just as many of not more.
SkyBlueDom26
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Fair play Boris!! Time for parliament to actually do what the MAJORITY voted for now and get it through and stop pissing around because people can't accept a result
shmmeee
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Havent they already done this? Some kind of “peace fund” for NI funded by the EU and the UK is part of the deal I think.
shmmeee
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I dunno, this leading Brexiter isn’t a fan of the deal
In all seriousness, as I said before, if he gets it through fair play. It’s a terrible deal that will make us all poorer, but I didn’t see anyone getting the DUP to agree to separate NI.
SkyBlueDom26
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I dunno, this leading Brexiter isn’t a fan of the deal
In all seriousness, as I said before, if he gets it through fair play. It’s a terrible deal that will make us all poorer, but I didn’t see anyone getting the DUP to agree to separate NI.
Project fear, things will be rough at the start but they will pick up! Deal is much better than no deal
clint van damme
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I dunno, this leading Brexiter isn’t a fan of the deal
In all seriousness, as I said before, if he gets it through fair play. It’s a terrible deal that will make us all poorer, but I didn’t see anyone getting the DUP to agree to separate NI.
2006 Boris would be furious with the pair of them
clint van damme
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can you explain how they will pick up and give us the timescale?
Just to guide you, leave won get over it, and leave means leave, are not explanations.
Tell me the economic reasons to embrace Brexit.
shmmeee
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Two facts:
1) this deal is no deal in all but name. Economically it’s pretty much the worst it could be with a deal.
2) Lost growth is lost forever. That’s how compound interest works. If you lose 5% now in thirty years it’s equivalent to a lot more even if you return to previous levels.
Be clear that what you’re asking for will make us all poorer and reduce public services. You believe that’s a fair trade off for, something (still not genuinely sure what, happy to be informed).
SkyBlueDom26
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Will be interesting to see if he can get the DUP on side
fernandopartridge
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That's easy for a rich politician or one of his useful idiots to say, not easy to somebody losing their livelihood. Let him get his deal through and forget about a General Election and we'll see what people think in 2022.
Sick Boy
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It’ll also be interesting to see whether Brexiteers are all for it now it’s been negotiated by a posh boy.
Sick Boy
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This version of a deal is all about protecting businesses and will do absolutely nothing for the average person.
SkyBlueDom26
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Finally a PM with a backbone, time to get brexit done and move on its been going on for far to long now
This is the end of phase one. Strap yourself in.
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skybluetony176
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DUP has reiterated their previous statement that they can’t support the deal as it stands since Boris has announced that a deal is done.
SkyBlueDom26
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They won't approve an extension...... its either deal or no deal
SkyBlueDom26
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He'll get them on side some how
Either the way, it’s still just the end of part 1.
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SkyBlueDom26
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Saturday is going to be huge
skybluetony176
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If you say so.
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Brexit in exchange for a SInn Fein dominated representation, possibly.
Revoking Article 50 it is, then.