XPost: uk.radio.amateur, uk.politics.misc, uk.d-i-y 
 From: tnp@invalid.invalid 
  
 On 01/11/2019 14:38, Incubus wrote: 
 > Although polls aren't to be taken at face value, they show a significant 
 lead 
 > for Boris at present.  Nigel is threatening to tell everyone that Boris' 
 deal 
 > is not really leaving the EU but I don't see him gaining much support. 
  
 Well... even at the cynical political level what has Nigel got to lose? 
  
 He needs clear water between himself and the Tories if they won't 
 collude, and BRINO is his comment on the deal, so thats fine. 
  
 But to be fair, of all politicians Nigel has been 100% consistent. Leave 
 as cleanly as possible, take any inconvenience on the chin and build a 
 new future outside the EU. No other party is offering that vision. No 
 other party is looking at the BBC and the house of Lords and the supreme 
 court either. 
  
 It's a new agenda on offer. 
  
 So we now have clear positions on Brexit from all parties (except Labour). 
  
  
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 "First, find out who are the people you can not criticise. They are your 
 oppressors." 
       - George Orwell 
  
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