harpo_72
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How many days ? He has 5 years to miss them
Brexit - or Article 50: the Phoenix!
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SocketRocket
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? And how long has this new Government been in office? I tend to remember Boris getting a lot of stick from our lefties regarding him not getting any of his policies voted in the house. Seems to be doing better all of a sudden
MegaSteve
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Long enough to already have watered down promises made only a few weeks back...
SocketRocket
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Slap a bit of relish on it, put it in a bun and there you are, a Big MacDonell Chicken burger, not many will notice as it was always a bit off anyway ?
SocketRocket
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Getting Brexit Done, good start actually.
MegaSteve
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Whilst taking the opportunity to shaft those that have (in his own words) loaned him their vote...
SocketRocket
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Yea OK. Think they wanted Brexit done.
Pretty quick shafting mind ?
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harpo_72
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Just got to tell them, you get what you vote for
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SocketRocket
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Absobloominglutely! One nation Tories.Just got to tell them, you get what you vote for
MegaSteve
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The 'promises' with regard worker's rights and minimum/living wage appear to have gone on the missing list...
Doon frae Troon
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94 Liberals voting in the HoL
11 Liberals voting in the HoC
That is just plain wrong
11 Liberals voting in the HoC
That is just plain wrong
Tory majority at the election was 78. Majority for the Withdrawal Bill was 124.
Only team Tory?
woody69
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You think Brexit is done because he managed to pass the WA?
SocketRocket
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Lets not
Yes, the clue is in the name.
SocketRocket
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Think they have 80 but I guess a number of others voted for it.
ger147
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All Tories bar 6 Labour MP's. The majority was 124 as 53 MP's didn't vote.
harpo_72
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How does that work? Do they live longer?????
woody69
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Then I'm afraid to say you're in for a bit of a shock. For starters, after 31st Jan we will still be in the Single Market and Customs Union. "Brexit" won't actually happen until Dec 2020 and due to the incredibly short time frame I suspect we'll be going out with a "no deal".
After the negotiations are finished and signatures are on paper, only then will businesses be able to start making changes to their computer systems so as to comply with the new regulations - which will apply to all those sectors where frictionless trade is not the result.
It was in order to allow companies to make those changes that the original 'transition period' of 2 years was included in the plans. We've now got 11 months to complete the negotiations and to get those changes made.
Lunacy.
woofers
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Is there a chance that the passing of the Withdrawal Agreement and the significance of the ‘leaving’ on 31st January happening might just spur everyone including the EU to take things seriously and hasten the main points to a position of agreement by December 2020 ? After all ’No Deal’ isn‘t something the EU want is it ? Or don’t they care either way ?
drdel
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That might have been right 3 years ago and may still be so but the EU's economics has changed dramatically with Germany's manufacturing tanking and Italy, Poland, Spain and others disliking the Brussels new budget plans and dictats. They should want a sensible deal but I'm not sure Barnier et al care about anything other than losing face.
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