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Bullet 4:34 Sat Feb 20
EU Referendum 23rd June 2016 declares Cameron

BBC
Britain will vote on whether to remain in the EU on Thursday 23 June, Prime Minister David Cameron has said.
The prime minister made his historic announcement in Downing Street after briefing the cabinet.
He said he would be campaigning to remain in a reformed EU - and described the vote as one of the biggest decisions "in our lifetimes".
Ministers immediately divide

BRANDED 10:44 Fri Sep 21
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Yep Krautster. You?

Hammer and Pickle 10:38 Fri Sep 21
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Confound these insufferable idiots - they’re actually bent enough to inflict the maximum harm on the country to satisfy their boundless greed.

A dawn throttling is clearly too good a fate for them.

Kaiser Zoso 10:20 Fri Sep 21
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You feeling alright, branded?

BRANDED 10:15 Fri Sep 21
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That is very true.

SurfaceAgentX2Zero 10:14 Fri Sep 21
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It's not clear-cut, because it's tearing Labour apart, too. It's just not as apparent because they aren't in power.

BRANDED 10:11 Fri Sep 21
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Who cares? Its tearing the Tories apart and will let Labour in making the whole thing the funniest eppisode on politics ever.

A Corbyn led Parliament with a hard brexit.

😬

Kaiser Zoso 10:00 Fri Sep 21
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We have always been heading for a no deal Brexit.

Cameron promised it before the vote, Juncker confirmed it with his first quote after the vote - this is not an amicable divorce.

There’s no cherry picking, the EU stance is all or nothing. Even now, some EU leaders are asking for a second referendum, so the choice is full membership or nothing. They aren’t interested in creating a deal.

May has made a terrible tactical decision with Chequers. She should have taken Canada as a model and sought to adapt an already existing approved arrangement. I still think the EU would be disposed to rejecting a Canada deal for the UK, but that would have been evident by now, and would just confirm the EU's default negotiation position.

Leave with no deal, immediately remove all trade tariffs, and get working with whoever wants to increase their exports to the UK.

Crassus 9:46 Fri Sep 21
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Hang on a minute, the case presented in this 'negociation' hand appears with the EU holding the ace of clubs and the UK the five of diamonds

As a rare net contributor, a negative EU trade balance and significant defence contributor I would suggest a firmer line with the faceless and unelected Belgian/Luxemburger technocrats as well as the leaders

Election results since the referendum clearly show a continent wide concern at the least, outright rejection at the other end, of the running of the whole thing, and of course, the idiotic immigration ploicy initiated by Merkel and her subjugation of Southern Europe - domestic politics are a factor here

Let's be clear, a no deal will be harmful, but for all. Start with with redeploying troops back from Eastern Europe, then watch Pickles tribes start fretting. How will the French farmers and German automotive execs feel when tariffs are applied? And as for the Irish leader, the pillock who threatened our aviation routes, start working out how your aircraft will fare with a ban over our airspace.

There is much to lose and all to gain, for all parties but it ain't all one way. What is needed is strong leadership, and there lay the crux, not just here but upon a pan European scale.

Capitol Man 3:48 Fri Sep 21
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Mike Oxsaw 2:22 Fri Sep 21
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Not sure what you are so afraid of. This is a far more realistic poll to have with the actual reality of the deal on he table - rather than the nationalistic fantasy so many were sold on.

Mike Oxsaw 2:22 Fri Sep 21
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I think Hairy's suggesting a referendum asking the population whether we should apply to join the EU - the choice to leave has already been made by a majority decision the the remainers would insist on being fully respected had they won.

They could then present clearly all the benefits being in the EU brings - in fact they'd be able to offer direct in/out comparisons across a whole raft of issues as many alive would have direct experience of both in & out.

Johnson 1:44 Fri Sep 21
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Shut up Hairy you tit

HairyHammer 12:47 Fri Sep 21
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Is anyone surprised that the Europeans won't accept a deal that many in the Cons Labour libs would not .
There is only one way to sort this in my mind and that is another Referendum then if it is a Yes to leaving get the fuck out, if not accept the foreigners coming in and out and stay in.

Gavros 12:27 Fri Sep 21
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There's no time for another referendum. There isn't a mechanism for it, it's take another year or so of legislation.

If the instruction of parliament route is not watertight (and I doubt it is - May isn't trustworthy enough to act as agent for Parliament), then the only way forward is another GE.

Hammer and Pickle 12:03 Fri Sep 21
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Could you fuck off stalking shit, taaaky?

Sort yourself out.

Hani 12:01 Fri Sep 21
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No deal will never happen, it won't ever be agreed on. The pressure will be huge for another referendum if there is a no deal, and that's exactly what the EU were hoping would happen. It's a win-win for them, we either water down Brexit hugely or we hold another referendum which Leave will win by a landslide.

Takashi Miike 12:00 Fri Sep 21
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go to bed, you strange fucking cunt

Hammer and Pickle 11:59 Thu Sep 20
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Come on bruuu, this is about to get silly.

SurfaceAgentX2Zero 11:58 Thu Sep 20
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threesixty 11:30 Thu Sep 20

'Could the DUP actually stop the U.K. cutting it loose? '

I'm fairly sure the UDA/UDF could.

bruuuno 11:58 Thu Sep 20
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Fuck em, no deal the smelly foreign cunts

Gavros 11:54 Thu Sep 20
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ps you reap what you SOW. You wear what you sew.

Hani 11:53 Thu Sep 20
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Another referendum it is then, The EU have ran rings around May and the Tories.

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