Imagine if she ever becomes PM
Brillo pad headed Tory scvm, that's what she is
If I am correct, Donald Tusk said that the delay of article 50 will only be granted if they accept the deal as is. So this means that May now has 3 months extra to get this deal through. But hasnt it been shot down 3 times? What is going to change a 4th time?
I am not sure if I understand this. Seems getting a delay is rather futile then.
Maybe WWSPD can shed some light.
comment by Hulk's little brother Yoda (U1250)
posted 1 second ago
If I am correct, Donald Tusk said that the delay of article 50 will only be granted if they accept the deal as is. So this means that May now has 3 months extra to get this deal through. But hasnt it been shot down 3 times? What is going to change a 4th time?
I am not sure if I understand this. Seems getting a delay is rather futile then.
Maybe WWSPD can shed some light.
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Actually, she doesnt have 3 months, because to get the delay, she needs to accept the deal before the end of March then?
Doesnt make any fecking sense. The EU have her cornered then. Looks like a no deal brexit?
Confused !!!
comment by Magnum (U16400)
posted 29 minutes ago
Imagine if she ever becomes PM
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Did the boy and his mates enjoy Dublin?
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You've got 8 days to get your party and other opposition members on side to sign up to your deal, and 'get on with it', and what does Theresa decide to do? Throw the whole lot of them under the bus. Is her adviser a Russian spy or something?
And how on earth does she know that she is ‘on your side’. Absolutely no foundation or fact to back up that comment. A pash attempt to manipulate people. The only side she has is offside, where the deluded rseholes live.
Was just reading this thread
EU council meeting today to thrash out an agreement. Many folk seem to take statements by Tusk, Junker, Macron, etc as red. When in fact the EU27 have to multilaterally agree.
Believe May is due to charm them today with her rapier wit and charisma...
IMO May's speech last night drove a further wedge between her and parliament. As many MPs pi$$ed that she's being trying to strong arm them into accepting the WA or leaving without a deal.
Whatever happens today I can't see how she keeps her cabinet together as they're completely split. Whatever happens given the issues in parliament (backstop will remain in any WA) can't see how she gets the WA passed in time (even with short extension).
comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by Magnum (U16400)
posted 29 minutes ago
Imagine if she ever becomes PM
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Did the boy and his mates enjoy Dublin?
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They did mate thanks. Stayed out of temple bar and had a great time.
Just read that she is not allowed to do a 3rd vote on the deal, only if the deal changes substantially. Thats not going to happen. And she wont get a delay unless they sign the deal.
Thats just a big mess. The only option is to sign the deal as is, which is not going to happen.
Hard brexit coming up
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comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? (U3126)
posted 3 minutes ago
Was just reading this thread
EU council meeting today to thrash out an agreement. Many folk seem to take statements by Tusk, Junker, Macron, etc as red. When in fact the EU27 have to multilaterally agree.
Believe May is due to charm them today with her rapier wit and charisma...
IMO May's speech last night drove a further wedge between her and parliament. As many MPs pi$$ed that she's being trying to strong arm them into accepting the WA or leaving without a deal.
Whatever happens today I can't see how she keeps her cabinet together as they're completely split. Whatever happens given the issues in parliament (backstop will remain in any WA) can't see how she gets the WA passed in time (even with short extension).
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I am in the understanding she will only get an extension if the WA is accepted. So there is 8 days left to get the current WA accepted as the EU wont accept any other changes.
Is that correct?
*If* WA can't be passed the only credible option is to revoke a50. A long delay only increases uncertainty and the continued transfer of investment/capital outside of the UK.
comment by Magnum (U16400)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by Magnum (U16400)
posted 29 minutes ago
Imagine if she ever becomes PM
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Did the boy and his mates enjoy Dublin?
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They did mate thanks. Stayed out of temple bar and had a great time.
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Come to me for tourist advice
comment by Hulk's little brother Yoda (U1250)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? (U3126)
posted 3 minutes ago
Was just reading this thread
EU council meeting today to thrash out an agreement. Many folk seem to take statements by Tusk, Junker, Macron, etc as red. When in fact the EU27 have to multilaterally agree.
Believe May is due to charm them today with her rapier wit and charisma...
IMO May's speech last night drove a further wedge between her and parliament. As many MPs pi$$ed that she's being trying to strong arm them into accepting the WA or leaving without a deal.
Whatever happens today I can't see how she keeps her cabinet together as they're completely split. Whatever happens given the issues in parliament (backstop will remain in any WA) can't see how she gets the WA passed in time (even with short extension).
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I am in the understanding she will only get an extension if the WA is accepted. So there is 8 days left to get the current WA accepted as the EU wont accept any other changes.
Is that correct?
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That's what Tusk said but it's not (yet) the formal position of the EU27.
comment by Aye, OK, its Subs - what's the fvkkin point!? (U5683)
posted 2 minutes ago
She's a cvnt. A really desperate cvnt. Just like the rest of her self-obsessed and self-destructive party. It's their fault we're heading for disaster. they made the key choices that led us to this humiliating mess. and she's STILL peddling the same bag o shiite. No-one is buying it. Sooner we're shot of them for good, the better.
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Say what you really think subs
comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? (U3126)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Hulk's little brother Yoda (U1250)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? (U3126)
posted 3 minutes ago
Was just reading this thread
EU council meeting today to thrash out an agreement. Many folk seem to take statements by Tusk, Junker, Macron, etc as red. When in fact the EU27 have to multilaterally agree.
Believe May is due to charm them today with her rapier wit and charisma...
IMO May's speech last night drove a further wedge between her and parliament. As many MPs pi$$ed that she's being trying to strong arm them into accepting the WA or leaving without a deal.
Whatever happens today I can't see how she keeps her cabinet together as they're completely split. Whatever happens given the issues in parliament (backstop will remain in any WA) can't see how she gets the WA passed in time (even with short extension).
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I am in the understanding she will only get an extension if the WA is accepted. So there is 8 days left to get the current WA accepted as the EU wont accept any other changes.
Is that correct?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That's what Tusk said but it's not (yet) the formal position of the EU27.
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Ok, lets assume it gets passed, that would then most likely mean a hard brexit, unless you accept the WA as is?
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comment by Zachsda(2019/20 going for 55) (U1850)
posted 5 minutes ago
Unless Parliament passes a motion to take control and either revokes a50 or negotiates a longer extension with the EU after humphy is volleyed
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I think I'll go and pass a motion right now.
comment by Hulk's little brother Yoda (U1250)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? (U3126)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Hulk's little brother Yoda (U1250)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? (U3126)
posted 3 minutes ago
Was just reading this thread
EU council meeting today to thrash out an agreement. Many folk seem to take statements by Tusk, Junker, Macron, etc as red. When in fact the EU27 have to multilaterally agree.
Believe May is due to charm them today with her rapier wit and charisma...
IMO May's speech last night drove a further wedge between her and parliament. As many MPs pi$$ed that she's being trying to strong arm them into accepting the WA or leaving without a deal.
Whatever happens today I can't see how she keeps her cabinet together as they're completely split. Whatever happens given the issues in parliament (backstop will remain in any WA) can't see how she gets the WA passed in time (even with short extension).
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I am in the understanding she will only get an extension if the WA is accepted. So there is 8 days left to get the current WA accepted as the EU wont accept any other changes.
Is that correct?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That's what Tusk said but it's not (yet) the formal position of the EU27.
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Ok, lets assume it gets passed, that would then most likely mean a hard brexit, unless you accept the WA as is?
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Hard to predict with any certainty what will happen but it's hard to see the government (wilfully) letting no deal happen.
Apart from the obvious chaos which would ensue, the government would be forced into going back to the EU to renegotiate - from a position of desperation.
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She's a kant.
Trying to basically blackmail MPs into voting for a crap deal.
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posted on 21/3/19
Imagine if she ever becomes PM
posted on 21/3/19
Brillo pad headed Tory scvm, that's what she is
posted on 21/3/19
If I am correct, Donald Tusk said that the delay of article 50 will only be granted if they accept the deal as is. So this means that May now has 3 months extra to get this deal through. But hasnt it been shot down 3 times? What is going to change a 4th time?
I am not sure if I understand this. Seems getting a delay is rather futile then.
Maybe WWSPD can shed some light.
posted on 21/3/19
comment by Hulk's little brother Yoda (U1250)
posted 1 second ago
If I am correct, Donald Tusk said that the delay of article 50 will only be granted if they accept the deal as is. So this means that May now has 3 months extra to get this deal through. But hasnt it been shot down 3 times? What is going to change a 4th time?
I am not sure if I understand this. Seems getting a delay is rather futile then.
Maybe WWSPD can shed some light.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Actually, she doesnt have 3 months, because to get the delay, she needs to accept the deal before the end of March then?
Doesnt make any fecking sense. The EU have her cornered then. Looks like a no deal brexit?
Confused !!!
posted on 21/3/19
comment by Magnum (U16400)
posted 29 minutes ago
Imagine if she ever becomes PM
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Did the boy and his mates enjoy Dublin?
posted on 21/3/19
Comment deleted by Site Moderator
posted on 21/3/19
You've got 8 days to get your party and other opposition members on side to sign up to your deal, and 'get on with it', and what does Theresa decide to do? Throw the whole lot of them under the bus. Is her adviser a Russian spy or something?
posted on 21/3/19
And how on earth does she know that she is ‘on your side’. Absolutely no foundation or fact to back up that comment. A pash attempt to manipulate people. The only side she has is offside, where the deluded rseholes live.
posted on 21/3/19
Was just reading this thread
EU council meeting today to thrash out an agreement. Many folk seem to take statements by Tusk, Junker, Macron, etc as red. When in fact the EU27 have to multilaterally agree.
Believe May is due to charm them today with her rapier wit and charisma...
IMO May's speech last night drove a further wedge between her and parliament. As many MPs pi$$ed that she's being trying to strong arm them into accepting the WA or leaving without a deal.
Whatever happens today I can't see how she keeps her cabinet together as they're completely split. Whatever happens given the issues in parliament (backstop will remain in any WA) can't see how she gets the WA passed in time (even with short extension).
posted on 21/3/19
comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by Magnum (U16400)
posted 29 minutes ago
Imagine if she ever becomes PM
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Did the boy and his mates enjoy Dublin?
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They did mate thanks. Stayed out of temple bar and had a great time.
posted on 21/3/19
Just read that she is not allowed to do a 3rd vote on the deal, only if the deal changes substantially. Thats not going to happen. And she wont get a delay unless they sign the deal.
Thats just a big mess. The only option is to sign the deal as is, which is not going to happen.
Hard brexit coming up
posted on 21/3/19
Comment deleted by Site Moderator
posted on 21/3/19
comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? (U3126)
posted 3 minutes ago
Was just reading this thread
EU council meeting today to thrash out an agreement. Many folk seem to take statements by Tusk, Junker, Macron, etc as red. When in fact the EU27 have to multilaterally agree.
Believe May is due to charm them today with her rapier wit and charisma...
IMO May's speech last night drove a further wedge between her and parliament. As many MPs pi$$ed that she's being trying to strong arm them into accepting the WA or leaving without a deal.
Whatever happens today I can't see how she keeps her cabinet together as they're completely split. Whatever happens given the issues in parliament (backstop will remain in any WA) can't see how she gets the WA passed in time (even with short extension).
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I am in the understanding she will only get an extension if the WA is accepted. So there is 8 days left to get the current WA accepted as the EU wont accept any other changes.
Is that correct?
posted on 21/3/19
*If* WA can't be passed the only credible option is to revoke a50. A long delay only increases uncertainty and the continued transfer of investment/capital outside of the UK.
posted on 21/3/19
comment by Magnum (U16400)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by Magnum (U16400)
posted 29 minutes ago
Imagine if she ever becomes PM
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Did the boy and his mates enjoy Dublin?
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They did mate thanks. Stayed out of temple bar and had a great time.
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Come to me for tourist advice
posted on 21/3/19
comment by Hulk's little brother Yoda (U1250)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? (U3126)
posted 3 minutes ago
Was just reading this thread
EU council meeting today to thrash out an agreement. Many folk seem to take statements by Tusk, Junker, Macron, etc as red. When in fact the EU27 have to multilaterally agree.
Believe May is due to charm them today with her rapier wit and charisma...
IMO May's speech last night drove a further wedge between her and parliament. As many MPs pi$$ed that she's being trying to strong arm them into accepting the WA or leaving without a deal.
Whatever happens today I can't see how she keeps her cabinet together as they're completely split. Whatever happens given the issues in parliament (backstop will remain in any WA) can't see how she gets the WA passed in time (even with short extension).
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I am in the understanding she will only get an extension if the WA is accepted. So there is 8 days left to get the current WA accepted as the EU wont accept any other changes.
Is that correct?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That's what Tusk said but it's not (yet) the formal position of the EU27.
posted on 21/3/19
comment by Aye, OK, its Subs - what's the fvkkin point!? (U5683)
posted 2 minutes ago
She's a cvnt. A really desperate cvnt. Just like the rest of her self-obsessed and self-destructive party. It's their fault we're heading for disaster. they made the key choices that led us to this humiliating mess. and she's STILL peddling the same bag o shiite. No-one is buying it. Sooner we're shot of them for good, the better.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Say what you really think subs
posted on 21/3/19
comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? (U3126)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Hulk's little brother Yoda (U1250)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? (U3126)
posted 3 minutes ago
Was just reading this thread
EU council meeting today to thrash out an agreement. Many folk seem to take statements by Tusk, Junker, Macron, etc as red. When in fact the EU27 have to multilaterally agree.
Believe May is due to charm them today with her rapier wit and charisma...
IMO May's speech last night drove a further wedge between her and parliament. As many MPs pi$$ed that she's being trying to strong arm them into accepting the WA or leaving without a deal.
Whatever happens today I can't see how she keeps her cabinet together as they're completely split. Whatever happens given the issues in parliament (backstop will remain in any WA) can't see how she gets the WA passed in time (even with short extension).
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I am in the understanding she will only get an extension if the WA is accepted. So there is 8 days left to get the current WA accepted as the EU wont accept any other changes.
Is that correct?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That's what Tusk said but it's not (yet) the formal position of the EU27.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ok, lets assume it gets passed, that would then most likely mean a hard brexit, unless you accept the WA as is?
posted on 21/3/19
Comment deleted by Site Moderator
posted on 21/3/19
comment by Zachsda(2019/20 going for 55) (U1850)
posted 5 minutes ago
Unless Parliament passes a motion to take control and either revokes a50 or negotiates a longer extension with the EU after humphy is volleyed
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I think I'll go and pass a motion right now.
posted on 21/3/19
comment by Hulk's little brother Yoda (U1250)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? (U3126)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Hulk's little brother Yoda (U1250)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? (U3126)
posted 3 minutes ago
Was just reading this thread
EU council meeting today to thrash out an agreement. Many folk seem to take statements by Tusk, Junker, Macron, etc as red. When in fact the EU27 have to multilaterally agree.
Believe May is due to charm them today with her rapier wit and charisma...
IMO May's speech last night drove a further wedge between her and parliament. As many MPs pi$$ed that she's being trying to strong arm them into accepting the WA or leaving without a deal.
Whatever happens today I can't see how she keeps her cabinet together as they're completely split. Whatever happens given the issues in parliament (backstop will remain in any WA) can't see how she gets the WA passed in time (even with short extension).
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I am in the understanding she will only get an extension if the WA is accepted. So there is 8 days left to get the current WA accepted as the EU wont accept any other changes.
Is that correct?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
That's what Tusk said but it's not (yet) the formal position of the EU27.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ok, lets assume it gets passed, that would then most likely mean a hard brexit, unless you accept the WA as is?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Hard to predict with any certainty what will happen but it's hard to see the government (wilfully) letting no deal happen.
Apart from the obvious chaos which would ensue, the government would be forced into going back to the EU to renegotiate - from a position of desperation.
posted on 21/3/19
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posted on 21/3/19
Comment deleted by Site Moderator
posted on 21/3/19
Comment deleted by Site Moderator
posted on 21/3/19
She's a kant.
Trying to basically blackmail MPs into voting for a crap deal.
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