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poch Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Tories won't call an election. So when the > parliamentary impasse arrives, what's the > alternative? More fudge i.e. a 'Blind Brexit'?...

keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Possibly DR, but it would fracture democracy in > Britain. No possibly about it, it definitely would. Our democracy wouldn't be fractured, I'd argue a PV strengthens it, however it would sow political discord within the UK, but there are other ways they can do that without strengthening the EU...

keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > - help remainers try to overturn the referendum > result But if successful that would be a massive positive effect on the EU if the UK doesn't Brexit. The russki's want to weaken and undermine the EU and NATO, not strengthen them...

Think about it keano, the russki's anti-democratic aim is to undermine the EU and NATO as it sees them as a major threat to it's sphere of influence in Eastern Europe. Covert support for the PV would undermine that. If the UK doesn't Brexit it's a massive boost for the EU and democracy...#biggerfishtofry

Bob should know, his last builder gave Mrs Bob a nice big rear extension...

Someone throws a cabbage at Steve Bruce and he promptly gets sacked. ^Looks up proximity of greengrocers around OT...^

Whoopee! Never did fancy Venezuela...

We ain't got any, it's called austerity...SOS!

She's an administrator not an innovator. Bet she makes a great Victoria Sponge...

Bish Bash Bosch all the way...

poch Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Theresa May called a General Election half-way > through a fixed-term parliament and there weren't > riots in the streets... Let's not forget the reason for the snap GE was that she asked for the country to give her a clear majority/mandate to negotiate a deal based on her red lines, which she didn't get. That's what's known as democratic accountability, as would a People's Vote be on the final deal. Brexiters have taken the piss considering it was such a narrow referendum result, moving the goalposts away from a soft Brexit such as the openly discussed Norway option pre-ref, to a very hard Brexit, or worse, No Deal. Even Chequers is much harder than anyone talked about pre-ref. Can you imagine the uproar from them if the vote had been 52-48 in favour of Remain and the Gov of the day had then said ''Right, let's have a hard Remain, this means the will of the people want us to integrate further with the EU so we're going to join the Euro and Shengen''...

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Wooferendum really exists :) "Dogs are > demanding a Wooferendum to stop Brexit. Join us > and together let?s make the biggest bark in > history" > > > > Look how sad all those dogs look because of > Brexit, David Cameron and Nigel Farage. Walkies not porkies!..:)

robbin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's DR's stock response when he doesn't agree > with something or finds it uncomfortable. Don't > rise to it. That was trolltastic, keep it up guys, every post rightly puts this important thread back at the top of the EDF chart. Remember, all publicity is good publicity. Don't forget the Wooferendum this Sunday too!...

...and having a march for a People's Vote is part of that Democracy. I look forward to the invite to yours to sample the delights of cabbage soup...

This must be the best week collectively for the number of points scored. Week 7 points... Week 7 table...

Oh ye of little faith...

Even Boris is a wittier troll than our robbin...

Sad...

Try not to be a shitstirring troll... ETA...to robbin, obvs

Charles Aznavour...https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-45709214

There. Are. No. Words...

robbin shitstirring as usual, troll off to another thread...

I went for a 1-1 draw, hate 12-30 ko's, slow, boring, no excitement, and that's just the crowds...

Week 7 fixtures... Saturday 29th September West Ham United v Manchester United Arsenal v Watford Everton v Fulham Huddersfield Town v Tottenham Hotspur Manchester City v Brighton & Hove Albion Newcastle United v Leicester City Wolverhampton Wanderers v Southampton Chelsea v Liverpool Sunday 30th September Cardiff City v Burnley Monday 1st October AFC Bournemouth v Crystal Palace