Brexit is going to ultimately get cancelled if May loses tonight, isn’t it?

So all in all the Brexit is just a complicated equivalent of a Awimb flounce?

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Originally Posted by SWv2

So .............. what exactly are you saying?

You leave with no deal?

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Potentially, yes. Absolutely. That is the default position.

At which point your economy goes pffffft. Sorry. :-\

That should stop him mouthing off about poor old Thierry Henry at least, I suppose.

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Originally Posted by Burney

Potentially, yes. Absolutely. That is the default position.

At which point your economy goes pffffft. Sorry. :-\

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Originally Posted by Burney

Potentially, yes. Absolutely. That is the default position.

At which point your economy goes pffffft. Sorry. :-\

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Yeah we’ll maybe the thick paddies shouldn’t have insisted on the backstop then :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Pat Vegas

So all in all the Brexit is just a complicated equivalent of a Awimb flounce?

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Amusingly, after all this time and all the high-level to-ing and fro-ing, it may come down to exactly that, yes. :hehe:

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Yeah we’ll maybe the thick paddies shouldn’t have insisted on the backstop then :rolleyes:

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The Irish should have learned in 1689 that becoming the battleground for wider Anglo-European conflict does not end well for them.

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Originally Posted by WES

I’m now guessing they don’t extend we have one final vote and May’s deal goes through as parliament won’t vote for no deal.

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Despite your fondness for it, May's deal is almost the opposite of what 17.4 milion people voted for. It's a BRINO leaving Britain as an EU vassal with no escape. Actually, that's probably why you like it. Both parties will face decimation at the next election.

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Originally Posted by redgunamo

That should stop him mouthing off about poor old Thierry Henry at least, I suppose.

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Right. Imagine holding a cracking bit of cheating against our all-time greatest goalscorer.

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Yeah we’ll maybe the thick paddies shouldn’t have insisted on the backstop then :rolleyes:

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I could be wrong but I think the only "thick paddies" who are against the backstop are the people who don't want to be Irish in any way.

I repeat what I said a few weeks ago, I am not 100% sure what this back stop thing is.

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Originally Posted by Burney

Potentially, yes. Absolutely. That is the default position.

At which point your economy goes pffffft. Sorry. :-\

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Not sure your own economy will be exactly golden will it?