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because everyone's saying she'll lose by many more votesWhy?
because everyone's saying she'll lose by many more votesWhy?
Why?
VICTORY!!because everyone's saying she'll lose by many more votes
Why?
she might. Everyone else would consider it a massive loss that she wont recover from.If she loses by less that 100 votes she'll consider that a win.
soz is this eea the european economic area or the european free trade association?
eftaI can never remember. The one Norway doesn’t want us pissing about in.
Thats as may be - its not a victory in any sense of the word, unless you're delusionsal (not you personally) - or more accurately they're briefing that so when she loses by 100 she can say Its Only A Scratch and not stand down when the pressure to do so hits.One of her aides explicitly told Nick Ferrari that this morning.
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it wouldnt really need to be 'from scratch' tho, will it? The main issues, which have been raised as problems, are the backstop and the lack of any kind of customs union. Sort out the latter and the former falls away. If a new UK government simply agreed to joining the customs union, all problems solved, and the EU would be delighted (with a bit of delay to sort out a non-EFTA way of joining the EEA).right. so from the end of march to the end of september. you're living in cloud-cuckoo land if you think that in those six months something new can be negotiated from scratch which will go through all the places it needs to go through. and that's assuming that all the ducks line up.
groan - some speculation - which i suspect will turn out to be right - that when may's deal get's booted into touch tomorrow she will try and get an extension of a few months on the withdrawal date so she can go back to the EU. .
Thats as may be - its not a victory in any sense of the word, unless you're delusionsal - or more accurately they're briefing that so when she loses by 100 she can say Its Only A Scratch and not stand down when the pressure to do so hits.
My point is, no it won't.But as many are expecting >200, <100 will be something of a result. .
Flicked on the BBC to see if anything ibterintere was happening in the HoC and all I saw was a bunch of self-satisfied smug wankers having a whale of a time in a big self-indulgent circle jerk that they all seemed to enjoying immensely.
My point is, no it won't.
is that the npolitics coveage team on the beeb or the MPs? ' 'The creatures outside looked from pig to man'Flicked on the BBC to see if anything ibterintere was happening in the HoC and all I saw was a bunch of self-satisfied smug wankers having a whale of a time in a big self-indulgent circle jerk that they all seemed to enjoying immensely.
well, you're rather more sanguine than i am. and between today and any final deal there's a lot of potential slips. let's see what happens this week, which will help determine whether jc gets a run at it at all.it wouldnt really need to be 'from scratch' tho, will it? The main issues, which have been raised as problems, are the backstop and the lack of any kind of customs union. Sort out the latter and the former falls away. If a new UK government simply agreed to joining the customs union, all problems solved, and the EU would be delighted (with a bit of delay to sort out a non-EFTA way of joining the EEA).
Whether Labour could negotiate a customs union that isn't the customs union is a slightly different matter. JC would need something clever up his sleeve to sort out a CU that didn't involve free movement (which, altho I'd like hm to retain it, he wont)
Suff starts happening about 7 , chaos by about 9
f-t-fChaos has been here a while....and nothing will happen at 7.
Well, nothing that hasn't already happened before Christmas.
What happens to first as tragedy, second as farce, if it was already a farce first time round?
MPs.is that the npolitics coveage team on the beeb or the MPs? ' 'The creatures outside looked from pig to man'
Chaos has been here a while....and nothing will happen at 7.
Well, nothing that hasn't already happened before Christmas.
What happens to first as tragedy, second as farce, if it was already a farce first time round?
well, yeah. Without a change in government, leading to a LAbour/SNP majority of 30+, I dont see anything new being achievable. And even then....well, you're rather more sanguine than i am. and between today and any final deal there's a lot of potential slips. let's see what happens this week, which will help determine whether jc gets a run at it at all.
it wouldnt really need to be 'from scratch' tho, will it? The main issues, which have been raised as problems, are the backstop and the lack of any kind of customs union. Sort out the latter and the former falls away. If a new UK government simply agreed to joining the customs union, all problems solved, and the EU would be delighted (with a bit of delay to sort out a non-EFTA way of joining the EEA).
Whether Labour could negotiate a customs union that isn't the customs union is a slightly different matter. JC would need something clever up his sleeve to sort out a CU that didn't involve free movement (which, altho I'd like hm to retain it, he wont)
and fruit in mouthget repeated, with trousers round ankles - do you know nothing of British culture?
Losing by a 100 votes on the key bit of legislature of the last however many years does not win you a Ooh Nearly pat on the head. The Tories are trying to create a narrative to make her inevitable attempt at staying on after getting TROUNCED seem justifiable. It isn't justifiable. Its doublespeak of the highest order.It's like if you manage to go a full round with Tyson before intensive care calls, rather than 10 seconds...
and fruit in mouth
Losing by a 100 votes on the key bit of legislature of the last however many years does not win you a Ooh Nearly pat on the head. The Tories are trying to create a narrative to make her inevitable attempt at staying on after getting TROUNCED seem justifiable. It isn't justifiable. Its doublespeak of the highest order.
I expect Nick Ferrari will repeat it as a victory tomorrow.
Turkey isn't in 'the' customs union (and it took them nigh on a decade to negotiate the one they are in). I'm not sure exactly what the terms of their version is, tho I do know JC thinks it is unsuitable for the UK. The EU doesnt actually want free movement from Turkey tho, whereas it is fine with it from the UK. So, it's doable, but not straightforward.You can be in the/a customs union without free movement (see Turkey). It’s the single market that you’re thinking of.
Not really - LBC is a cesspitExpect so too. Great, inn'it.