Consequences Of Brexit [Part 8] Read First Post Before Posting

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1 minute ago, Longcol said:

Best thing we ever did, retiring out here. Off in a few minutes to the local restaurant for a very good 3 course meal for 25 euros a head.

Are you likely to be turfed out in the event of a no deal brexit?

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6 minutes ago, apelike said:

It has not been permanently prevented.

No, but it can be.

 

All this nonsense about it being ‘inevitable’, ‘the default position’ or whatever, it is not a natural disaster that we must prepare for. It is entirely of our making and can similarly be unmade! 🙄 

[Pettytom 1]

5 minutes ago, Longcol said:

Best thing we ever did, retiring out here. Off in a few minutes to the local restaurant for a very good 3 course meal for 25 euros a head.

I spend a fair bit of time in Aquitaine. It’s a lovely place and the people are fantastic.

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13 minutes ago, Top Cats Hat said:

What world are you living in?

 

The EU will not change the backstop and no-deal has been prevented by an Act of Parliament.

 

Johnson has even less power than Theresa May had, and her ‘working’ majority of +4 is now a minority government of -21.

The Prime Minister is the only person who can ask the EU for an Article 50 extension.  There are going to be a few twists and turns to happen yet and it is unwise to  count your chickens and  believe Parliament have blocked the implementation of the democratic referendum result on 31st October.

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It. makes me laugh when I see all the anti Boris chat on here. You seem to forget that the government has had its legs removed. This is hurting us the British public a lot of you seem to be happy with the situation the government now finds itself in. So carry on laughing but remember if they the government are having trouble so are the rest of us. It’s time for a GE nothing else.

 

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2 minutes ago, Lockdoctor said:

The Prime Minister is the only person who can ask the EU for an Article 50 extension.  There are going to be a few twists and turns to happen yet and it is unwise to  count your chickens and  believe Parliament have blocked the implementation of the democratic referendum result on 31st October.

You are correct that the Prime Minister has to ask for the extension.

 

You are making a huge presumption, if you think that will be Boris Johnson. Parliament can kick him out at will.

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2 minutes ago, Pettytom said:

You are correct that the Prime Minister has to ask for the extension.

 

You are making a huge presumption, if you think that will be Boris Johnson. Parliament can kick him out at will.

The EU summit is on 17th October. When do you think Parliament are likely to kick Boris out before then?

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16 minutes ago, Lockdoctor said:

The Prime Minister is the only person who can ask the EU for an Article 50 extension.  There are going to be a few twists and turns to happen yet and it is unwise to  count your chickens and  believe Parliament have blocked the implementation of the democratic referendum result on 31st October.

Which Prime Minister?

 

12 minutes ago, hobinfoot said:

It. makes me laugh when I see all the anti Boris chat on here. You seem to forget that the government has had its legs removed. This is hurting us the British public a lot of you seem to be happy with the situation the government now finds itself in. So carry on laughing but remember if they the government are having trouble so are the rest of us. It’s time for a GE nothing else.

 

Nope, a second referendum. That way we will know what the electorate wants now that the true impact is being talked about.

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11 minutes ago, Lockdoctor said:

The EU summit is on 17th October. When do you think Parliament are likely to kick Boris out before then?

Tomorrow, if they choose 

 

Edited September 8, 2019 by Pettytom

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18 minutes ago, hobinfoot said:

It’s time for a GE nothing else.

Nobody is disagreeing about that.

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9 minutes ago, Pettytom said:

Tomorrow, if they choose 

 

We all know that the opposition parties have decided not to vote in favour of holding a General Election before the EU summit.

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1 minute ago, Lockdoctor said:

We all know that the opposition parties have decided not to vote in favour of holding a General Election before the EU summit.

They don’t need to do that to kick Johnson out.