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Politics Thread (encompassing Brexit) - 21 June 2017 onwards

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39 minutes ago, Beechey said:

I'm weirdly enjoying this drama

 

The remainers have been threatening/blackmailing the govt, using spoiling tactics for over a year. Did they think the Brexiteers were just going let them win and not do the same?

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15 minutes ago, Webbo said:

The remainers have been threatening/blackmailing the govt, using spoiling tactics for over a year. Did they think the Brexiteers were just going let them win and not do the same?

Bizarre they are being called rebels given the ERG are the ones actually making sure that May and her government sticks to what she promised in her Lancaster house speech and the Conservative manifesto.

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This whole Brexit debacle is becoming more difficult to get to grips with than Westworld. The fact that Justine Greening, a prominent Remainer has now suggested a second referendum a week after fully endorsing the new 'White paper' seems to signify that she really thinks this will end up as a 'no deal' Brexit. It has  been a fantastic demonstration of how not to negotiate.  The EU say' that is not negotiable' and we say ok how about this another 'no' and another 'no' as we have continued to weaken our stance, it is a million miles away from her 'Mansion House speech'.  It really is difficult to see past a 'no deal' now surely as we have backed ourselves into this position where it appears to be not acceptable to either side of the remain or leave camps, the EU are going to want more concessions and that will surely make it untenable for politicians or the public.

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20 minutes ago, Webbo said:

The remainers have been threatening/blackmailing the govt, using spoiling tactics for over a year. Did they think the Brexiteers were just going let them win and not do the same?

There are more remainers that Brexiters in parliament. JRM and his cronies aren't Brexiters, they're madmen. Leavers have been giving more and more rightward ever since the vote to the punt half of you would genuinely walk away with absolutely no plan in place. The likes of soubry etc are trying to make Brexit painless, not stop it. Leavers are paranoid delusionals these days. 

 

4 minutes ago, MattP said:

Bizarre they are being called rebels given the ERG are the ones actually making sure that May and her government sticks to what she promised in her Lancaster house speech and the Conservative manifesto.

No, they want her to go far further. They are ideologues and zealots. JRM and his cronies are dangerous for this country.

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27 minutes ago, Webbo said:

The remainers have been threatening/blackmailing the govt, using spoiling tactics for over a year. Did they think the Brexiteers were just going let them win and not do the same?

So being political shithouses is ok because the other guys are doing it?  It's just like the pre-ref campaigns all over again where brexiters accused the remain camp of project fear while fully endorsing the scaremongering rhetoric from their own ranks.  The absolute state of it all.

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12 minutes ago, toddybad said:

No, they want her to go far further. They are ideologues and zealots. JRM and his cronies are dangerous for this country.

No they haven't at all.

 

Nothing the ERG has proposed yet as government policy is further than the manifesto or Lancaster house. Feel free to disprove it of course.

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8 minutes ago, Carl the Llama said:

So being political shithouses is ok because the other guys are doing it?  It's just like the pre-ref campaigns all over again where brexiters accused the remain camp of project fear while fully endorsing the scaremongering rhetoric from their own ranks.  The absolute state of it all.

They are just trying to make sure the government delivers on its manifesto promises, I don’t see how they are being shithouses.

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5 minutes ago, Strokes said:

They are just trying to make sure the government delivers on its manifesto promises, I don’t see how they are being shithouses.

And the remainers are just trying to make sure we don't ruin the country chasing pie in the sky promises.

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26 minutes ago, Carl the Llama said:

So being political shithouses is ok because the other guys are doing it?  It's just like the pre-ref campaigns all over again where brexiters accused the remain camp of project fear while fully endorsing the scaremongering rhetoric from their own ranks.  The absolute state of it all.

Bit hypocritical to complain about it when they've been doing the same.

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26 minutes ago, toddybad said:

There are more remainers that Brexiters in parliament. JRM and his cronies aren't Brexiters, they're madmen. Leavers have been giving more and more rightward ever since the vote to the punt half of you would genuinely walk away with absolutely no plan in place. The likes of soubry etc are trying to make Brexit painless, not stop it. Leavers are paranoid delusionals these days. 

 

No, they want her to go far further. They are ideologues and zealots. JRM and his cronies are dangerous for this country.

Wow

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13 minutes ago, Carl the Llama said:

And the remainers are just trying to make sure we don't ruin the country chasing pie in the sky promises.

That’s your opinion Carl but they are going against the referendum and the manifesto, so it’s not the same and it isn’t hypocritical to think ones ok and not another.

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1 minute ago, Strokes said:

That’s your opinion Carl but they are going against the referendum and the manifesto, so it’s not the same and it isn’t hypocritical to think ones ok and not another.

It's not as cut and dry as that and you know it.  We're talking just under 50% of voters disagreeing with the referendum and we're talking manifesto promises that were always unrealistic, like promising free trade deals with the EU and other nations.  A cynic would say they were just election bait.

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11 minutes ago, Strokes said:

That’s your opinion Carl but they are going against the referendum and the manifesto, so it’s not the same and it isn’t hypocritical to think ones ok and not another.

I don't recall any of you complaining when the Tories dropped the rest of the manifesto before the end of election night.

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4 minutes ago, Carl the Llama said:

It's not as cut and dry as that and you know it.  We're talking just under 50% of voters disagreeing with the referendum and we're talking manifesto promises that were always unrealistic, like promising free trade deals with the EU and other nations.  A cynic would say they were just election bait.

They aren’t unrealistic at all, plenty of countries outside the EU have free trade deals with the EU and other countries. The timescale and method of delivery is up for debate but that’s possible as there are examples of it.

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7 minutes ago, Carl the Llama said:

It's not as cut and dry as that and you know it.  We're talking just under 50% of voters disagreeing with the referendum and we're talking manifesto promises that were always unrealistic, like promising free trade deals with the EU and other nations.  A cynic would say they were just election bait.

The manifesto didn't promise that at all. It said we would try and pursue free trade deals.

 

What was explicitly clear was to do that we would need to leave the single market and the customs union, which some Conservative MPS now appear to be going back on.

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45 minutes ago, Carl the Llama said:

So being political shithouses is ok because the other guys are doing it?  It's just like the pre-ref campaigns all over again where brexiters accused the remain camp of project fear while fully endorsing the scaremongering rhetoric from their own ranks.  The absolute state of it all.

 

18 minutes ago, Webbo said:

Bit hypocritical to complain about it when they've been doing the same.

I think Carl just got mansplained. 

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George galloways brexit plan.

June 24th 2016 send EU an email explaining that the people of Great Britain have had a referendum and have decided to leave the EU.

 

As of today we will no longer pay any contributions to the EU and in return we won’t receive any contributions from the EU.

 

We won’t put any trade tariffs on any goods and services from the EU.Unless you decide to put tariffs on goods and services from the UK.If you decide to put tariffs on our goods and services,we will have to reconsider our position.

 

Any EU national currently resident in the U.K. as of June 23 2016 will continue to have full rights to live and work in the U.K.In return we will expect any UK national to have full rights to live and work in the EU.If you put restrictions on U.K. nationals again we will reconsider our position.

 

We will continue to keep the EUs high standards regarding workers rights and the environment.In fact we will strive to improve them.

 

We will continue to work alongside the EU and our allies regarding national security and expect you to do the same.

 

goodbye

 

Still havernt heard an argument that stands up against this.

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9 minutes ago, MattP said:

The manifesto didn't promise that at all. It said we would try and pursue free trade deals.

 

What was explicitly clear was to do that we would need to leave the single market and the customs union, which some Conservative MPS now appear to be going back on.

Had those MPs hidden their views re Brexit and was the election solely about Brexit? 

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