Silas Loom
Hated by both sides
I think he'll do exactly this sooner or later, he just wants to give the tories a tiny bit more rope first.
I'll put a year's supply of snacks and nibbles on "later".
I think he'll do exactly this sooner or later, he just wants to give the tories a tiny bit more rope first.
Opening sentence is pretty clear by current standards. Particularly coming on the back of the failure of negotiations around the Ireland question.
"Retains the benefits" is alarmingly close to Davis and Legatum's "getting to the same means by different outcomes". The benefits could be anything you like.
Opening sentence is pretty clear by current standards. Particularly coming on the back of the failure of negotiations around the Ireland question.
“Retain the benefits” = keep the bit about trade and ditch freedom of movement so we don’t lose voters to UKIP. Cake and eat it in other words.
“Retain the benefits” = keep the bit about trade and ditch freedom of movement so we don’t lose voters to UKIP. Cake and eat it in other words.
Labour seem to be playing it about right. It would be a mistake to offer an alternative way to do brexit because brexit as in leave everything which is what all the leavers I know voted for is not doable & anything else is probably worse than staying in. So they need to keep pushing the tories on domestic issues to expose they have just not fucked up brexit. Labour probably have already decided that winning the next election is more important than the outcome of brexit.
Labour probably have already decided that winning the next election is more important than the outcome of brexit.
It's great being the oppositionI disagree on EFTA being worse than staying in. And "playing it about right" -if they thought they could get away with handing in a note saying "Please excuse Jeremy from playing games. Signed Jeremy's Mum" they fucking would
Odds on us trying to get back in in a decade's time are quite good though.
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The same company had remain to win at 1/4.Paddy power is giving these odds at the moment. I'm not much good at reading this but think it's saying that most people think there'll be "no deal" brexit (?) Odds on us trying to get back in in a decade's time are quite good though.
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yeh but if people will chuck their money away...The same company had remain to win at 1/4.
no, it's not saying that at all.Paddy power is giving these odds at the moment. I'm not much good at reading this but think it's saying that most people think there'll be "no deal" brexit (?) Odds on us trying to get back in in a decade's time are quite good though.
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Paddy's yer man,,,,yeh but if people will chuck their money away...
and if you'd had an accumulator with leicester winning the league and britain leaving the eu you'd never have to work again.unpredictability. If you'd have bet on corbyn to be labour leader before the post 2015 leadership election then you'd have made bare P's
It doesn't cover all options, of course. If brexit is abandoned, I would expect that to come after May has been deposed.Paddy power is giving these odds at the moment. I'm not much good at reading this but think it's saying that most people think there'll be "no deal" brexit (?) Odds on us trying to get back in in a decade's time are quite good though.
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yeh. as anyone who frequents bookies knows, they do not display an exhaustive list of all outcomes.It doesn't cover all options, of course. If brexit is abandoned, I would expect that to come after May has been deposed.
Given that Greece is a large net recipient from the EU
You've selectively quoted to divorce that from its context, which is dishonest.You're a nasty piece of work.
EU funding for good, redistributive projects in Greece. Which we contribute to, as part of our responsibility to the EU polity.
Actually, there's nothing about the EU and Greece that I do object to.
You're a nasty piece of work.
So tell me, how does brexit help Greece?You're even worse.
You're even worse.
he is indeed. liberals always are.You're a nasty piece of work.
I'd have thought Theresa May will almost certainly be PM when we leave, so 2/1 is a good price (technically, she might resign between a final deal being agreed and the UK actually withdrawing). It's the madness of the current circumstances, everything is fucked up and unmanageable but doesn't quite add up to a scenario for someone challenging her. Like watching a drunk weaving through the traffic, no way they can survive but you somehow know they will. I also can't see her resigning. Her position is pitiful, but her sense of self is tied up getting through to the finishing line. It's not redemption for calling the 2017 election, but it's all that she's got.Paddy power is giving these odds at the moment. I'm not much good at reading this but think it's saying that most people think there'll be "no deal" brexit (?) Odds on us trying to get back in in a decade's time are quite good though.
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I'd have thought Theresa May will almost certainly be PM when we leave, so 2/1 is a good price (technically, she might resign between a final deal being agreed and the UK actually withdrawing). It's the madness of the current circumstances, everything is fucked up and unmanageable but doesn't quite add up to a scenario for someone challenging her. Like watching a drunk weaving through the traffic, no way they can survive but you somehow know they will. I also can't see her resigning. Her position is pitiful, but her sense of self is tied up getting through to the finishing line. It's not redemption for calling the 2017 election, but it's all that she's got.