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Old 29-07-2018, 03:34 PM #26
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Doesn't change the FACT that the army are on standby. And food is being stockpiled

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It's the government saying this, not remainers

Yes - but its not possible
Due to your SNP votes
Blocking any No Deal in our Parliament.
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Doesn't change the FACT that the army are on standby. And that food is being stockpiled as we speak

Not Dairy Food
and its Medicines that matter.


Greg do you understand?
No Deal does not have enough votes
to go through Parliament.

Making this thread worthless.
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Doesn't change the FACT that the army are on standby. And that food is being stockpiled as we speak
Other countries seem to manage ok outside the EU, I'm sure we'll be fine.
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Other countries seem to manage ok outside the EU, I'm sure we'll be fine.
Other countries have agreements and free trade arrangements with the EU and other countries, whereas the UK won't if there's no deal
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Not Dairy Food
and its Medicines that matter.


Greg do you understand?
No Deal does not have enough votes
to go through Parliament.

Making this thread worthless.
Clearly the government thinks it's a possibility otherwise they wouldn't be making contingency plans for it?
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Other countries have agreements and free trade arrangements with the EU and other countries, whereas the UK won't if there's no deal
Are you saying that the great EU are going to be bastards to us?
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Are you saying that the great EU are going to be bastards to us?
No. But why should they give us a deal if it won't be beneficial to them and if the UK is cherry picking bits of the EU they want to remain a part of but leave bits they're not fans of, which is what the current strategy of the UK is.
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Clearly the government thinks it's a possibility otherwise they wouldn't be making contingency plans for it?


Its a great trick for you/

Its a Fact
to get no deal through our Parliament
it needs solid votes.
Not enough are there.

So a New Deal is to be worked out.


Making Plans changes nothing in Parliament Votes.
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Seems like the sensible thing to do no?

What would be irresponsible is NOT preparing for no deal.
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Seems like the sensible thing to do no?

What would be irresponsible is NOT preparing for no deal.

Can not get enough Votes in Parliament , though
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Can not get enough Votes in Parliament , though
i think you have missed the point arista, a no deal doesn't require a vote in parliament, it is a default on there being no agreement with the EU, and something that is more than likely.
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The EU won’t let us leave with no deal.They need a deal.For the sake of negotiations,It’s good to show them that we’re serious and WE ARE LEAVING with or without a deal.

arista.Article 50 is triggered.If no deal was reached then we’d be out with no deal and default to the WTO.Our parliament has no authority over the EU.
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i think you have missed the point arista, a no deal doesn't require a vote in parliament, it is a default on there being no agreement with the EU, and something that is more than likely.

A default that can be blocked by Votes.
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The EU won’t let us leave with no deal.They need a deal.For the sake of negotiations,It’s good to show them that we’re serious and WE ARE LEAVING with or without a deal.

arista.Article 50 is triggered.If no deal was reached then we’d be out with no deal and default to the WTO.Our parliament has no authority over the EU.
But they want there Cash
So a new deal will be worked out.

The PM on Holiday in Switzerland
has no choice but to modify her Fecked UP
paper.
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A default that can be blocked by Votes.
No it can't Arista. We have put forward our proposals as authorised by parliament. If the EU do no agree to those principles, it is a no deal. There will be no vote on a no deal, and we exit the EU in March with or without that deal
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No it can't Arista. We have put forward our proposals as authorised by parliament. If the EU do no agree to those principles, it is a no deal. There will be no vote on a no deal, and we exit the EU in March with or without that deal
OK

Thread now Valid
on what could happen.

But a New Deal will be worked out.
the PM fecked up the 20% of the deal unfinished.

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https://metro.co.uk/2018/07/29/army-...rexit-7772991/

Due to likely food and medicine shortages. Was it worth it then, people who voted leave?

In all honesty though I'm perched for civil unrest
I will hunt you down and eat you.
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Perched for you guys to have another once in a lifetime referendum
Nuff said.
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[Supermarkets criticise food stockpiling suggestion in event of 'no deal' Brexit
The government's suggestion stores should stockpile food in the event of a "no deal" Brexit has been slammed as "not practical".]

["Retailers do not have the facilities to house
stockpiled goods and in the case of fresh produce,
it is simply not possible to do so.]

https://news.sky.com/story/supermark...rexit-11451049
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Seems like the sensible thing to do no?

What would be irresponsible is NOT preparing for no deal.
Quite. I think the Tories have learnt their lesson about backup plans, after the whole Cameron thing
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Quite. I think the Tories have learnt their lesson about backup plans, after the whole Cameron thing
..they’re just getting themselves strong and stable I reckon...time for the Theresa May prophesy to take action...
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..and some of us guys and gals love a man in uniform, Vicky...Theresa did that...
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