Theresa May secures 'improved Brexit deal' with 'legally binding' backstop

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Well said!! Roger Daltrey replies to a monumentally stupid Sky woman news reporter in fluent Anglo Saxon.

hahahahaha PRICELESS!

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hahahahaha PRICELESS!

Roger was never one to tolerate fools gladly, he has been an ardent Brexit campaigner for quite some time.

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Well said George, bloody arrogant Frogs need a good kicking from time to time, pour encourager les autres!

'Just French ARROGANCE!' Galloway explodes at EU reporter in heated Brexit debate

GEORGE Galloway accused journalist Renaud Girard of "arrogance" after the Frenchman claimed the European Union has "grown tired" of Britain's lack of clarity during Brexit talks.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/11...tension-latest

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Nobody knows what Brexit means.

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Nobody knows what Brexit means.

I don't know what your problem is, but I'll bet it's hard to pronounce.

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https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/n...more-vch6l2trh

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https://www.irishtimes.com/business/...g-on-1.3525928

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It will result in Nigel Farage forming a new party which will effectively be the Brexit Party, there will be a price to be paid for treachery especially by Corbyn's Cockwombles.

Here in the colonies, if a state votes in a referendum to do or not do a certain thing and it passes, it becomes law...or has the same impact as law. I don't understand why, after the Brexit vote to leave the EU, this is still being debated.

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Here in the colonies, if a state votes in a referendum to do or not do a certain thing and it passes, it becomes law...or has the same impact as law. I don't understand why, after the Brexit vote to leave the EU, this is still being debated.

Didn't they have a second vote that went the other way?

[Earl]

Didn't they have a second vote that went the other way?

Parliament voted to delay it but it becomes law at the end of March if a settlement can't be reached.

"A referendum - a vote in which everyone (or nearly everyone) of voting age can take part - was held on Thursday 23 June, 2016, to decide whether the UK should leave or remain in the European Union. Leave won by 51.9% to 48.1%. The referendum turnout was 71.8%, with more than 30 million people voting."

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Here in the colonies, if a state votes in a referendum to do or not do a certain thing and it passes, it becomes law...or has the same impact as law. I don't understand why, after the Brexit vote to leave the EU, this is still being debated.

Referendums are not legally binding, so legally the Government can ignore the results; for example, even if the result of a pre-legislative referendum were a majority of "No" for a proposed law, Parliament could pass it anyway, because parliament is sovereign.

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Nobody knows what Brexit means.

Of course they do, it means leaving the EU and all its institutions, including the Customs Union, Single Market and the Court of Justice of the European Union. I might add that nobody helda referendum on the UK joining the EU in the first place.

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Of course they do, it means leaving the EU and all its institutions, including the Customs Union, Single Market and the Court of Justice of the European Union. I might add that nobody helda referendum on the UK joining the EU in the first place.

How was the entrance to the E.U. by G.B. done? We in America have difficultiy following the maze of Parlimentary governance.

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Of course they do, it means leaving the EU and all its institutions, including the Customs Union, Single Market and the Court of Justice of the European Union. I might add that nobody helda referendum on the UK joining the EU in the first place.

Wow, you do spend too much time worrying about the USA as you seemingly know very little about your own country.
i.e. hard v soft brexit, the complication with norther Ireland and the referendum had three years into it, depending on what you
mean when you say "the first place"

Here is a refresher course for you, courtesy of the USA

Seems the problem is you voted "leave" v "remain" without knowing what it meant and now you've fucked your politicians
because they can't get the job done and your GNP is going to fall permanently if you do.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/...is-brexit.html

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I would love seeing Britain secure a hard border with a passport required because the dynamics of Europe's immigration crisis mirrors the U.S. crisis, though in a more extreme fashion. I can relate.