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Is Brexit actually going to happen?

Will we have a brexit?


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If the Queen tells Johnson to fuck off, I will sing the national anthem at the next sporting event I go to.

Can't say fairer than that.
A lovely dream, but a dream nonetheless - with all this Albert stuff blowing up Queenie won't want to rock the boat by getting involved in politics any more than she has to. Plus, the current rhetoric of "taking back control" and "will of the people" could very easily lead to abolition of the Monarch if she sticks her nose in where Boris and co thinks it doesn't belong.
 
A lovely dream, but a dream nonetheless - with all this Albert stuff blowing up Queenie won't want to rock the boat by getting involved in politics any more than she has to. Plus, the current rhetoric of "taking back control" and "will of the people" could very easily lead to abolition of the Monarch if she sticks her nose in where Boris and co thinks it doesn't belong.

don't be silly now
 
A lovely dream, but a dream nonetheless - with all this Albert stuff blowing up Queenie won't want to rock the boat by getting involved in politics any more than she has to. Plus, the current rhetoric of "taking back control" and "will of the people" could very easily lead to abolition of the Monarch if she sticks her nose in where Boris and co thinks it doesn't belong.
if only that were the case
 
I'm afraid your opinion isn't going to be a factor. Sorry.
No doubt, but as this is a discussion about Brexit, my own opinions naturally form a part of what I post here.
I still have starmer as next LP leader at 10/1from about 2 years ago - can currently get him as next PM at 16/1 as well
Starmer is, in my opinion, the best bet right now - however, he's only really distinguished himself in the policy arena surrounding Brexit. Post-Brexit would need a leader with more than just opposition to Brexit under their cap.
don't be silly now
No silliness - the Queen and the Monarchy exist because they don't get involved in politics and effectively serve as a rubber stamp for the government of the day. I'd like to think something might occur that would push Queenie into saying "enough is enough" on principle, but it would set a precedent for the Royal Family being involved in politics actively. I doubt Parliament would like that, what with sovereignty and all.
 
If the Queen tells Johnson to fuck off, I will sing the national anthem at the next sporting event I go to.

Can't say fairer than that.

not sure unelected monarch obstructing leader of elected government ( however much you may dislike that govt ) from carrying out the democratic mandate of the electorate ( however much you may dislike that mandate, and his interpretation of it ) is something to get the bunting our for ?


( am off to occupy Waitrose tho myself

#generalstrike )
 
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the current rhetoric of "taking back control" and "will of the people" could very easily lead to abolition of the Monarch if she sticks her nose in where Boris and co thinks it doesn't belong.
Just more incentive, from my POV.
I don't think the queen actually has any real option. . . But I would have thought if she was going to say no it would have already happened and boris wouldn't even be 'officially' asking.
Oh I know, I'm following the example of our glorious leaders and making promises I'm confident I'll never have to follow through on.
 
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