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Do you support the Johnson UK-EU deal [17 October version]?

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25-11-2019 21:51:26 Mobile | Show all posts
But it is. Trashes workers' rights & environmental protections.
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25-11-2019 21:51:27 Mobile | Show all posts
must have missed that line.....

it’s worse if you want to remain, better if you want to leave.

I guess we need the EU to make sure we have workers rights etc. Absolutely no way we would want to keep them ourselves! No no no no no!!
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25-11-2019 21:51:28 Mobile | Show all posts
you forgot to mention chlorinated chicken..
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25-11-2019 21:51:29 Mobile | Show all posts
The deal that was worse than Mays, which got rejected three times? Strong no from me.

If it's taken them 3 years to come up with that toilet paper of a deal then you have to ask is leaving a good idea? A Norway   would have won support from most corners. It would have been a reasonable deal but I think this lot in charge and reasonable departed ways a long time ago. Thankfully we have parliament sovereignty and UK courts in place keeping this house of cards up. Next stop a GE.
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25-11-2019 21:51:30 Mobile | Show all posts
Norway   would not have been leaving
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25-11-2019 21:51:31 Mobile | Show all posts
Leaving what exactly? How do you want to trade with EU going forward?
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25-11-2019 21:51:32 Mobile | Show all posts
It could be that. It could also be a realistic timeframe considering the political mess NI is in. It gives them four years to get their act together and attempt to connect democratic governance. In a way NI has got its own deadlock which they need to breakthrough in order to move on and grow.
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25-11-2019 21:51:33 Mobile | Show all posts
Worse how?
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25-11-2019 21:51:34 Mobile | Show all posts
According to the Brexit party the small print in the Boris deal has numerous restrictions on how the UK can do trade with other countries which will mean we cannot be competitive,  how we set our Foreign policy, Military alignment with EU army, no control of Fisheries policy, etc. etc. so as May's deal was it is Brexit it name only so I'd reject it for NO DEAL anytime.
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25-11-2019 21:51:35 Mobile | Show all posts
And can you name them those articles and clauses? Did you read them? What do you think?

Something came through yesterday in a post from a leave group. I couldn’t bare going through their other point as the first one was so easily debunked by actually reading the withdrawal agreement.

Besides most has staid as it was last year. Why didn’t you raise those points in the last 12 months? Or why didn’t Farage?

Don’t get me wrong I’m in favour to leave the EU as well. But trying to push for an un orderly exit when against the odds there is a good withdrawal agreement on the table seems madness to me.
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