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In reply to the discussion: Brexit : May can still avoid Brexit train wreck - but she will have to take a new line [View all]

Pope George Ringo II

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1. Unfortunately, Brexit itself is the train wreck.
Reply to OnDoutside (Original post)
Sun Nov 26, 2017, 08:08 PM
Nov 2017

Mitigating that damage is one thing, but there's just no positive outcome if we continue to go forward with this thing.

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Brexit : May can still avoid Brexit train wreck - but she will have to take a new line [View all] OnDoutside Nov 2017 OP
Unfortunately, Brexit itself is the train wreck. Pope George Ringo II Nov 2017 #1
There has to come a point where the Pro-EU Tories stand up, or that train will crash. OnDoutside Nov 2017 #3
They're set on respecting the referendum Pope George Ringo II Nov 2017 #5
That's only a smokescreen, the Tories have been split OnDoutside Nov 2017 #8
Corbyn doesn't help, either. Pope George Ringo II Nov 2017 #11
Yes, that's true. The Labour Party really got unlucky with this clutz. The ONLY positive was his OnDoutside Nov 2017 #13
There's a lot of blame to go around on this disaster Pope George Ringo II Nov 2017 #15
There's enough information at this stage for them to see that it is a disaster. In that climate, OnDoutside Nov 2017 #17
Nice is actually one of the arguments against it in a Leaver's mind. Pope George Ringo II Nov 2017 #19
Looks like the Irish government won't collapse, as Frances Fitzgerald OnDoutside Nov 2017 #20
Indeed. Pope George Ringo II Nov 2017 #21
One thing we will have to face up to is that 45 years into the EU, we still have so much of OnDoutside Nov 2017 #22
Where's Cameron? moondust Nov 2017 #2
On a beach far far away, if i were him ! OnDoutside Nov 2017 #4
Surfing in Malibu Sen. Walter Sobchak Nov 2017 #6
The only way out is electing a PM who has credibility with the EU and a mandate to stop Brexit Sen. Walter Sobchak Nov 2017 #7
I visited Ireland and North Ireland last year grantcart Nov 2017 #9
Yes and no Pope George Ringo II Nov 2017 #12
Apparently the veto is only allowed at this stage of the negotiations. If they all vote to move it OnDoutside Nov 2017 #14
The election nobody wants is just weird. Pope George Ringo II Nov 2017 #16
They all fear getting the blame for causing it ! OnDoutside Nov 2017 #18
I'd like him to back up his claim that immigration wasn't the reason for the Leave vote muriel_volestrangler Nov 2017 #10
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