No-deal Brexit 'would cause civil unrest' in rural Wales
A dose of reality?
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Do we need an EU referendum thread? (Brexit thread)
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I dare say there are now elements champing at the bit to put down uprisings in west and north Britain, let alone hibernian Britain.
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It’s alright, they’ll be doing trade and security deals with China -
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US factor in Ireland.
US congress ‘will not endorse trade deal’ with Britain if peace agreement is weakened
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Brexit will lead to increased agricutural subsidies and more immigration, claims the BBC after eating a funny mushroom off the lawn.
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I’m not (close to being) a landuse expert, but -
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It recommended a new system under which a nation's proportion of less-favoured land was key to determining how much funding it receives.
This would ensure farmers and crofters working in challenging conditions received the most support.
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is this actually a good idea?
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Huge sporting estates owned by aristocrats and some of the richest people in the world receive vast subsidies from the public purse, writes Andy Wightman,
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“It was clear UK does not have another plan,” a senior EU diplomat said of the meetings with Frost. “No intention to negotiate, which would require a plan. A no deal now appears to be the UK government’s central scenario.”
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Downing Street said the EU needed to "change its stance".
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This is going well!
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It's like an illness that has got into the Tory Hive. Busy Bs like Gove enjoy buzzing around pollinating any narrative which shifts the onus onto Brussels.
That's tomorrow's Mail front page written!Posted 4 years ago # -
We promised to create Freeports and we are now creating Freeports.
Her Majesty's Government seems to be proposing to set up a customs border around Peterhead so that fish can be landed, turned into something else and exported somewhere else and have I been medicined or something?
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From link from last link (from 6 weeks ago). -
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Brexiteer Liz Truss remains confident that Boris Johnson can achieve what Jeremy Hunt can’t in further Brexit negotiations. She argued that Mr Johnson was putting no deal on the table to put the pressure in coming back to the discussion to make form a new withdrawal agreement. The Tory MP added that was firm on his stance and the EU would be able to ensure the UK gets a deal before the October 31.
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In an extraordinary proposal that will be viewed with scepticism by rival parties, Lucas offered to broker a deal with female MPs from all the main political parties in Westminster, as well as the SNP’s leader, Nicola Sturgeon.
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Court of Session
https://amp.theguardian.com/politics/2019/aug/13/court-hears-challenge-boris-johnson-no-deal-brexit?__twitter_impression=truePosted 4 years ago # -
Clarke and Harman prepared to lead a national unity govt. I think this might have support of parliamnet, will Corbyn's ego be prepared to let it happen...
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Whether you like him or not, Corbyn is the Leader of the Opposition.
All this media bluster about Clarke and Harman has more to do with Swinson's ego than anything else. The Lib Dems have 12 MPs, but their leader is trying to dictate the figurehead of a government of national unity. Grandstanding of the worst type.
Corbyn called Swinson's bluff on opposing No Deal and the reaction was very telling.
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Grandstanding of the worst type.
It's not completely obvious (to me, anyway), that she's not genuinely being pragmatic.
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Also, SNP's price for support in Corbyn's potential coup...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-49352971
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You know the one essential ingredient of a "government of national unity"?
Unity.
Seems in rather short supply amongst opponents of no-deal brexit in the UK parliament. They simply can't help the scheming, back stabbing and general incompetence. All the no-deal fanatics need to do is run down the clock, while the Lib Dems, Labour and the rest do a passable impression of the Keystone Cops.
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With an international council now on the brink of declaring the species unsustainable – and Brexit looming – what is the future for one of the nation’s favourite meals?
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