From: notyalckram@gmail.com 
  
 On Tuesday, 29 October 2019 07:52:30 UTC, Omega  wrote: 
 > EU has granted us a Brextension until January 31st 2020, I would have 
 > preferred that to be the 27th January if we have to endure yet another 
 > extension! 
 > 
 > Now let me get this straight, the EU may not interfere with the politics 
 > of an internal EU member state?  Yet!  Here we have the offer of an 
 > extension, so far, so good but then go on to say, "get your parliament 
 > together and come back with the agreement *we made* for you then you can 
 > leave"! 
  
 We here means "The EU and the government of the UK". 
  
 > 
 > I think if ever there was a case to leave the EU then the EU have just 
 > smacked us in the face as to why we should do just that!  "You can 
 > leave, only if you do as *we* say". 
  
 No is it you can leave WITH a deal on the basis of what we ("The EU and the 
 government of the UK") have agreed.  We could leave without one, but even 
 Boris knows that would be hugely damaging for the UK and political suicide 
 for 
 him. 
  
  
 > And our parliamentarians are STILL fucking arguing! 
  
 Yes because May, the ERG and Boris have completely ****ed leaving up. 
  
 One would hardly expect the opposition patries to agree with the Tories, but 
 they Tories can't even agree amongst themselves. 
  
 > 
 > I notice too, the talking heads are still at it, Blair, Major, Branson 
 > et al. Who the fuck do these people believe they are? 
  
 First two are former prim ministers, the last I accept a self important 
 entrepreneur. 
  
 > You have made your 
 > point but we don't want to hear your bleating every day.  On the 
 > otherhand, you do all look rather desperate, perhaps you will wear down 
 > the very people you believe are with you?  Perhaps carry on in that case! 
 > 
 > If Boris does get his election and came back with the majority he 
 > envisages then first law he must push is, "No deal is the default 
 > Leave".  Doesn't prohibit us going for a deal mind.  He might just also 
 > consider nailing the Fixed Parliamentary Period? 
  
 That should probably have had a sunset clause.  Nevertheless most major 
 democracies have fixed terms for their legislators and president (if they 
 have 
 one). 
  
 > 
 > omega 
  
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