peteblue
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It is Bruce. You just need to get up to speed. It’s over, the deal has been done, the EU are on the side of Boris, the people of the U.K. are on the side of Boris, you just need to rethink your position.......
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It is Bruce. You just need to get up to speed. It’s over, the deal has been done, the EU are on the side of Boris, the people of the U.K. are on the side of Boris, you just need to rethink your position.......
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
No one more than me has more respect for the people of Ireland. But it works both ways. When your politicians side with another party against the U.K. then don’t be surprised if there is a backlash.....however, it now looks as if we are all on the same page and we can move on.......
tsubaki
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respect because they got you banned?
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
don’t be silly.....either make a point or don’t ......
tsubaki
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that was the point
dead_soft
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Your lack of understanding is quite something. The British are the ones who would make the situation volatile, and that’s forgetting the history they’ve had there. And, of course, that part of the island is British!
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
I thought you were a proper poster, apologies......
dead_soft
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‘Time in the limelight’ - what an arrogant oik
tsubaki
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No you didn't, pete.
You respect noone's opinion here, as witnessed by tonight's display.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
oik.....
No.....that part of the island is Irish.
It is just under British rule
But only for now....
dead_soft
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What are you saying?
Catfish Blues
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Much as I dislike Johnson, and his party's politics, I have to admire what he's done.
In the limelight, he comes across as a bungling idiot, but, by all accounts, when he's in a less public environment, unlike May, he's very personable.
I've no idea if this deal will go through parliament, but, if it doesn't, and the result is a second referendum, with the choice between this deal ( or May's deal ) and Remain, then the result of that referendum, has to be legally binding, and, if the majority vote to leave with the deal, then parliament must be obliged to implement it.
In the limelight, he comes across as a bungling idiot, but, by all accounts, when he's in a less public environment, unlike May, he's very personable.
I've no idea if this deal will go through parliament, but, if it doesn't, and the result is a second referendum, with the choice between this deal ( or May's deal ) and Remain, then the result of that referendum, has to be legally binding, and, if the majority vote to leave with the deal, then parliament must be obliged to implement it.
The binman chronicles
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Let me see...we could be a major part of a union of countries, standing up for our area against the huge countries like USA, India and China OR we can be a lap dog to USA while they feed us on scraps. Hmmm which. One. Do. I. Prefer...
Look at it another way, Germany is financially stronger than the UK. Why don't they free themselves from the EU and create their own trade deals if it's a better way of life? Oh because it isn't. This is about one thing and one thing only, immigration.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
No, I really did think you were a proper poster, I’ll put my hand up and admit I was wrong If you wish.
I respect quite a few peoples opinion on here, more than you can imagine, and I think that those I do also know that I do so.....
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