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rollover

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  1. You must have the Brexit numbers mixed up. Not price to pay, but Brexit promise was to somehow save “£350 million a week.
  2. Does it has support insight Tory party? How is the PM going to please hard Brexiters?
  3. Does it has any chance to go through HoC and EU? What's the numbers to support it?
  4. It's going downhill: 2015 - 2,858,003 (millions of US$) 2016 - 2,649,890 (millions of US$)
  5. Fair and square, she can't waste more time with nonsense demands, but still could fail to deliver Brexit.
  6. Maybe you're right! But I still think it's a trap, to drag Labour into the Brexit mess made by Tory.
  7. Yes and no! I think it's a trap! UKIP but they are now irrelevant and Tory created the game, made/makes the rules, organized the match and even referee is their guy. And now they are calling Labour, come on guys, have a open goal from 5 yards and join the match. Why score open goal? Why play the match? Why get co-responsible? Why get part of the blame now? If they don't need to! I hope Corbyn will do nothing and just wait with jumbo size popcorn how this Brexit mess will unravel. And ...
  8. They are getting desperate or they see it as opportunity to get off the hook. Also coming to the same conclusion, backs second referendum on Brexit, as Nigel Farage did in January.
  9. Sorry, in two days! My point is, the less Jezza do now the more he will gain. He could just comfortably sit back and watch the show unravel, with jumbo size popcorn on his side.
  10. I could be wrong, but I think Labour don't play, that's minus 257 labour seats. And the parcel is firmly in the Tory hands exclusively.
  11. If Labour don't bite, the numbers don't add up. Because the number is not there. It's going to be seen who miscalculated.
  12. Exactly, Good point. UKIP is already forgotten and Tories are the only one now holding the Brexit parcel. And the parcel has to be delivered soon.
  13. It's quite possible, but I think you completely missed Tories internal numbers. They are now fighting themselves, why to get involved.
  14. Why disrupt Tories just now, when they are doing very good job and tear themselves apart. About 60 of them support hard Brexit. For that reason there is no middle way or any kind of agreement that will get support and time is running out. Tories are in driving seat and are running out with promised but for them undeliverable options and also excuses. Anybody who will join the Brexit bandwagon now, will be co-responsible and share the blame.
  15. It looks to me that the Labour doesn't want to play the ball, simply because they don't need to. Any step they will take - support or reject May's/Tories plan, come with their own plan or support second referendum, would drag them further and further into Brexit quagmire. And straight away Labour will be co-responsible for Brexit and the following mess. If they stay out, Tories will be fully responsible for creating the Brexit issue, delivering referendum, negotiating, delivering the Brexit and all the mess and turmoil that will follow after.
  16. Good point. That's why many people overwhelmingly voted for Brexit, and now finally realized it was a mistake.
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