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Emrys
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Member since: Mon Sep 7, 2009, 12:57 AM
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Current location: Scotland
Member since: Mon Sep 7, 2009, 12:57 AM
Number of posts: 5,607
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Black women fueled a grassroots movement in Alabama - and may remake state politics
Posted by Denzil_DC | Sun Dec 17, 2017, 12:57 AM (3 replies)
Watch Roy Moore's victory party turn sour (Tweet)
Posted by Denzil_DC | Thu Dec 14, 2017, 09:30 PM (32 replies)
Favourite Brexit Memes Part 2
The original "Favourite Brexit Memes" thread's gotten so big that I've been reluctant to add more to it as it takes so long to load. It's here: https://www.democraticunderground.com/108810538
With yesterday's vote, I figured it might be time to start cataloguing them again. Join in if you want. I think this'll do as the header graphic: 
I have no idea why the non-dom tax-dodging multi-millionaire Rothermere family's so keen on a hard Brexit with no transition period. Maybe it's because they love the UK so much, maybe it's because the EU Anti Tax Avoidance Directive will come into force on 1 January 2019 and the EU's planning to clamp down on fat cats ripping us all off. Who can tell? Anyway, judging by the front page of their daily rag, they're a bit miffed at yesterday's events in parliament, and it's time for a stiff dose of "Oh noes MARXISM!!!1!" 
And yes, multi-millionaire-owned Daily Express, how dare these treacherous oafs disturb the flawlessly smooth progress towards Brexit chaos we've enjoyed so far? 
To catch up a little, here's how Camley marked the "clinching" of Phase One: 
And here's one entry in Scottish daily The National's competition when it published a blank front page under the headline "UK finally releases details of secret Brexit impact reports" and asked readers to fill it themselves: 
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Posted by Denzil_DC | Wed Dec 13, 2017, 11:14 PM (16 replies)
Euston Station to become massive homeless shelter on Christmas Day
Posted by Denzil_DC | Wed Dec 13, 2017, 11:41 AM (3 replies)
David Davis has damaged trust in UK, says Verhofstadt
David Davis’s claim that the UK’s concessions in an agreement to move on the Brexit negotiations were merely a statement of intent has damaged trust and will see a hardening of positions in Brussels, the European parliament’s coordinator, Guy Verhofstadt, has said.
The former Belgian prime minister claimed the Brexit secretary’s comments over the weekend were “unacceptable”, and undermined confidence in the British government’s trustworthiness. The member states will now agree a tougher wording in their guidelines about the next stage of the talks, due to be signed off at a summit of leaders on Friday, Verhofstadt said. ... “As someone said, it’s an own goal,” Verhofstadt said. “It is clear that the European council will be more strict now. It is saying: ‘Yeah, OK, these are our intentions, our commitments, we want these commitments translated into legal text before we make progress in the second stage.’ That is now the position of the council. I have seen a hardening of the position of the council and there will be a hardening of the position of the parliament.” https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2017/dec/12/david-davis-has-damaged-trust-in-the-uk-for-brexit-talks-says-verhofstadt 
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Posted by Denzil_DC | Tue Dec 12, 2017, 08:34 AM (1 replies)
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