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by **erolz66** » Thu Oct 17, 2019 10:18 pm

Voting is public. The poll runs for two days, because that is when the commons will vote on it.

by **miltiades** » Fri Oct 18, 2019 8:52 am

As a fervent believer in a United Europe on principle Im not casting my vote since I believe that either way would acknowledge the Clown as a deal maker. We have become the laughing stock of Europe if not the World. Our once great nation has been " relegated" to a third world nation by having clown as our PM and a complete arsehole, Fuckrage, waiting in the wings, both support3d for the poor in mind l3d by none other than the Daily Expresshit.

by **Lordo** » Fri Oct 18, 2019 11:38 am

miltiades wrote:As a fervent believer in a United Europe on principle Im not casting my vote since I believe that either way would acknowledge the Clown as a deal maker. We have become the laughing stock of Europe if not the World. Our once great nation has been " relegated" to a third world nation by having clown as our PM and a complete arsehole, Fuckrage, waiting in the wings, both support3d for the poor in mind l3d by none other than the Daily Expresshit.

that is why you should vote no, you do not support his deal.

Saturday will reveal finally what choice we have. Will it be a referendum or NCM to remove the asshole.

I would prefer referendum. We have him where we want him, locked up in a cage and all teeth removed. Lets deal with brexit first and then we can worry about a general election.

by **Pyrpolizer** » Fri Oct 18, 2019 6:11 pm

From what I learned so far this deal is worse than T.May's deal.
However, presumably May's deal was made with the intention of not totally leaving the EU.
With this new deal is very clear that the UK will leave the EU and take it's own path.
While I believe May's deal would cause the UK minimum damage, the only realistic options on the table are a)Bojo's deal which is almost Brexit with no deal and b) Brexit with no deal at all.
Between 2 evils you have to choose the less evil. Therefore I voted in favor of Bojo's deal.

by **Lordo** » Fri Oct 18, 2019 6:32 pm

any ideas why sanciv javid will not release the economic impact assesment of the new deal to the mps before voting on it?

Any ideas?

could it be it has not been done?

by **cyprusgrump** » Fri Oct 18, 2019 6:43 pm

Lordo wrote:any ideas why sanciv javid will not release the economic impact assesment of the new deal to the mps before voting on it?

Any ideas?

could it be it has not been done?

Or could it be that the economic outcome will be dependent on his November 6th budget...? :roll:

BTW it is...

Sajid
Javid
Assessment
MPs

Happy to help... :wink:

by **Lordo** » Fri Oct 18, 2019 6:58 pm

cyprusgrump wrote:
Lordo wrote:any ideas why sanciv javid will not release the economic impact assesment of the new deal to the mps before voting on it?

Any ideas?

could it be it has not been done?

Or could it be that the economic outcome will be dependent on his November 6th budget...?

BTW it is...

Sajid
Javid
Assessment
MPs

Happy to help...

not at all, he claims there was one done in 2018 and apparently it is in there. in otherwords whitwhash.

there is no proper assesment other than what htye have released which was the yellowhammer document and that wa sjust shit

by **cyprusgrump** » Fri Oct 18, 2019 7:04 pm

Lordo wrote:
cyprusgrump wrote:
Lordo wrote:any ideas why sanciv javid will not release the economic impact assesment of the new deal to the mps before voting on it?

Any ideas?

could it be it has not been done?

Or could it be that the economic outcome will be dependent on his November 6th budget...?

BTW it is...

Sajid
Javid
Assessment
MPs

Happy to help...

not at all, he claims there was one done in 2018 and apparently it is in there. in otherwords whitwhash.

there is no proper assesment other than what htye have released which was the yellowhammer document and that wa sjust shit

Which part of "There will be a post Brexit Budget on November 6th" do you fail to comprehend...? :roll:

by **Pyrpolizer** » Fri Oct 18, 2019 8:44 pm

Some academics already published a study. Surprisingly the rest of EU [RoEU] will suffer a -0.6 to -0.7% on Income per Capita either with May's deal or BJ's deal. It will be insignificant to Greece though, and I guess the same would be for Cyprus

Brexit Income per capita.PNG

by **cyprusgrump** » Fri Oct 18, 2019 8:58 pm

Pyrpolizer wrote:Some academics already published a study. Surprisingly the rest of EU [RoEU] will suffer a -0.6 to -0.7% on Income per Capita either with May's deal or BJ's deal. It will be insignificant to Greece though, and I guess the same would be for Cyprus

Brexit Income per capita.PNG

Good luck with that!

If it includes the thirteen billion Pounds the UK will not be sending to the EU and the thirteen billion Pounds the EU will not be receiving from the UK then all well and good... No reason for us not to leave then! :lol: