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Originally posted by Diable Rouge View PostFish have been taken off the table.
https://twitter.com/bbclaurak/status/1335696573649575943
https://twitter.com/Peston/status/1335695666706862082
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kuennsberg really excelling herself here
https://twitter.com/bbclaurak/status/1335847910425112576?s=20
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Originally posted by anton pulisov View PostOh yeah, the Blackrock/Monkstown area of Dublin. Pure fucking poverty down there. He must have really been roughing it.
Or maybe somebody should have just told him how the hot press works.
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Originally posted by Nefertiti2 View Postkuennsberg really excelling herself here
https://twitter.com/bbclaurak/status/1335847910425112576?s=20
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Originally posted by Rogin the Armchair fan View PostI think you'll find quite a lot of people have been pointing out what a disaster No Deal is going to be for about 4 years now. We had to remove a Tory PM and excise all the remainers from government in a new general election to elect this hopeless administration of fuckwits who assured us that a deal would be "the easiest trade deal in history ... virtually ready made." Any sensible opposition is now lost as "too late, you lost, we will build Britain Back Better" and all that waffle.
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I think that what the EU should do is agree to a deal (let's face it, it's going to be a torrid anal hammering), let Johnson run to the preprepared lectern to announce Neville Chamberlain style that it was all down to him and it's all great and then quietly say "you know that you're going to be on No Deal for the next three months at least, because it has to be ratified by the EU27 and that might not be smooth sailing because, y'know... sovereignty."
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A headline appeared on my screen a few minutes ago (how do you stop them appearing? They're like cockroaches) quoting a minister saying that "Britain holds all the cards in the negotiations". Well, that's nice. And if you are the one with all the cards, then you are meant to start Dealing them. You are, in fact, the Dealer.
So fucking get on with it.
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Owen Jones claiming that "hard remainers" are to blame for the failure to achieve a "soft" Brexit, and as ever far, he is both right and wrong in his claim. On the one hand, there was at one point a majority for a customs union, which would have been softer than the present scenario (that is, if the Tories decided to honour such a vote), but on the other, most of the benefits of EU membership that could have preserved derive from the Single Mark, and that never came close to a majority.
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Originally posted by Diable Rouge View PostOwen Jones claiming that "hard remainers" are to blame for the failure to achieve a "soft" Brexit, and as ever far, he is both right and wrong in his claim. On the one hand, there was at one point a majority for a customs union, which would have been softer than the present scenario (that is, if the Tories decided to honour such a vote), but on the other, most of the benefits of EU membership that could have preserved derive from the Single Mark, and that never came close to a majority.
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Originally posted by Patrick Thistle View Post
Yeah. I mean I don't care any more. It feels like the poorest parts of the country all voted Tory to "Get Brexit Done". Well they've shat the bed. Now they can lie on it.
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Originally posted by Snake Plissken View Post
People's Vote, the TinGe and Jo Swinson.
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Originally posted by Patrick Thistle View Post
But they haven't been relevant for a year, 18 months? They haven't had any influence for a year. Boris campaigned on his oven ready deal that wasn't hard brexit, oh no, siree. To blame that motley bunch is daft.
Yeah, it's been a looooong 2020.
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