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I’m not sure that no deal is inevitable. May might gamble on getting enough Labour MPs on side to pass her deal. The problem is can the DUP bring down the government before that? I can’t see any way of doing this without an election or a referendum.

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3 hours ago, Christmas Tree said:

 

I think in fairness to him, he has been fairly consistent from day one that the negogiations were set up in the wrong order and that the backstop was a mistake. He was also (if you remember), pretty vocal within days of the December agreement, about how meaningless the backstop was. He has simply been played by May who seems to have run out of road.

 

 

He’s been consistent in being absolutely useless and responsible for not making any significant progress during negotiations.

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1 hour ago, Isegrim said:

He’s been consistent in being absolutely useless and responsible for not making any significant progress during negotiations.

 

Remember, Davis thought that he would negotiate seperately with each country rather than the EU as a bloc. Thick as pigshit, we may as well as put CT in charge of negotiations.

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8 minutes ago, Renton said:

 

Remember, Davis thought that he would negotiate seperately with each country rather than the EU as a bloc. Thick as pigshit, we may as well as put CT in charge of negotiations.

:CT:

"Ok, who's up for some cracking deals? One at a time, please, one at a time. Form an orderly queue and we'll see what Great Britain might grant you.'

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3 hours ago, Renton said:

So, as predicted by most on here, it looks like the DUP are go8ng to steer us into a no deal Brexit and a hard border in Ireland. Well played all you Brexiters, well played. 

Won’t happen 

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If May pulls this off then she will go down in history in a churchillian way. Personally I’ve been swayed more towards the Canada +++ but I’d settle for Mays compromise.

 

She has indeed (from her perspective), tried to put together a version of Brexit to appease the the whole country.

 

 

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7 minutes ago, Christmas Tree said:

And Labour could easily prevent a no deal if they stop playing politics.

How dare they not wave the Tories through as they drive our country off a cliff?

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Just now, Christmas Tree said:

If May pulls this off then she will go down in history in a churchillian way. Personally I’ve been swayed more towards the Canada +++ but I’d settle for Mays compromise.

 

She has indeed (from her perspective), tried to put together a version of Brexit to appease the the whole country.

 

 

With the end result of pissing off both sides.

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5 minutes ago, ewerk said:

With the end result of pissing off both sides.

 

Not really. It may piss off the ultra remainers, who lost (let’s not forget) and the ultra leavers who want WTO, but the vast majority would be happy with a chequers style arrangement.

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