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good god

the only mistake here is yours, and apparently the consistently delusional OD

the 12 April / 22 May extensions were conditional, the condition for 22 May was not met, hence 12 April was meant to be in effect, only it has F-ALL effect if you just grant another extension without any conditions before the timer expires, that would be 31 October and that is the folding of the EU

Clearly 12 April meant nothing at all, merely a false time constraint in the hopes that they'd scare UK MP's enough to capitulate, the UK ended up calling their bluff through sheer incompetence, and the EU grants them 6 more months with no strings attached

there it is, in crayon, please don't lick it, I'm not sure I used a non-toxic brand
 
NarrowBandFtw said:
good god

the only mistake here is yours, and apparently the consistently delusional OD

the 12 April / 22 May extensions were conditional, the condition for 22 May was not met, hence 12 April was meant to be in effect, only it has F-ALL effect if you just grant another extension without any conditions before the timer expires, that would be 31 October and that is the folding of the EU

Clearly 12 April meant nothing at all, merely a false time constraint in the hopes that they'd scare UK MP's enough to capitulate, the UK ended up calling their bluff through sheer incompetence, and the EU grants them 6 more months with no strings attached

there it is, in crayon, please don't lick it, I'm not sure I used a non-toxic brand
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Take your crayon and write the word “hindsight” in big letters.
 
OrbitalDawn said:
Which May did, by groveling and asking for another extension.
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OrbitalDawn said:
"In that event, the UK will indicate a way forward before 12 April 2019, for consideration by the European Council."
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another fail by the resident master of failure :ROFL:

May did not indicate ANY way forward, she merely asked for time without committing to a damn thing, without proposing any new plan, and the EU granted it without any conditions

folded
 
NarrowBandFtw said:
another fail by the resident master of failure :ROFL:

May did not indicate ANY way forward, she merely asked for time without committing to a damn thing, without proposing any new plan, and the EU granted it without any conditions

folded
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Asking for an extension is indicating a way forward. Basic comprehension and linear time also a problem for you?
 
Brexiteers at their very best :p

Pro-Brexit protesters block Aldi ‘because it’s German’

Nearly half a dozen protesters blocked off an Aldi depot because they didn’t like its foreign heritage.

They came in cars and camper vans and parked up on a main road leading to the German supermarket’s depot in Merseyside.

Some were seen waving placards draped in Union Jack flags, while a man with a microphone shouted: ‘This is Brexit at it’s best.’

The tiny demonstration soon became a laughing stock on social media as some pointed out that one of their camper vans was German-made.

One man wrote on Twitter: ‘They have blocked the road to a German supermarket distribution centre because they ‘don’t want German they want Brexit…. with a German motorhome.’

Another spotted one of the Brexit protesters wearing an American-themed jumper and wrote: ‘Obviously backing Britain, so why’s the one waving the flag got a Stars and Stripes jacket on?’

‘”This is Brexit at its best”…….blocking food deliveries getting in and out of the Depot and preventing deliveries getting to stores in time. The irony,’ Ben Haworth-Booth wrote on Liverpool Echo’s Facebook page.

And Rob Walker joked: ‘Alexa – show me the stupidest Brexit protest to date.’


Read more: https://metro.co.uk/2019/04/12/pro-brexit-protesters-block-aldi-german-9179231/?ito=cbshare
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Chris_the_Brit said:
You literally posted something to that effect a few weeks ago... :ROFL:
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It's driven by a jingoistic patriotism exhibited by the lower working classes, and posh twats like Rees-Muppet at the other end of the scale.

And you're still clueless.
 
Spizz said:
It's driven by a jingoistic patriotism exhibited by the lower working classes, and posh twats like Rees-Muppet at the other end of the scale.

And you're still clueless.
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See, that attitude is EXACTLY why Leave won. "**** the working class, what do they know anyway?", right?
 
The Voice said:
See, that attitude is EXACTLY why Leave won. "**** the working class, what do they know anyway?", right?
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Leave won because of the lies (and propaganda that appealed to the closest racists) propagated mainly by the exact opposite of the working class, like Rees-Mongrel, Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson and Farage...
 
The Voice said:
See, that attitude is EXACTLY why Leave won. "**** the working class, what do they know anyway?", right?
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I'm born and bred in a UK council estate and am proud to call myself working class. I'm talking about my friends here.
 
What a shock, Boris caught out telling lies again!


Brexit: Boris Johnson 'wrong on no-deal polling claim'

Boris Johnson was wrong to claim there was polling evidence that a no-deal Brexit was the public's preferred option, the press regulator has ruled.

Ipso ordered the Daily Telegraph to print a correction after finding the MP's column was inaccurate.

The claim was made in a piece headlined "The British people won't be scared into backing a woeful Brexit deal nobody voted for" in January.

The Telegraph had argued it was "clearly comically polemical".

But following a complaint that it was inaccurate, Ipso said the article, published on 7 January, failed to provide accurate information with "a basis in fact" and ordered a correction to be printed.

In its ruling, Ipso said that while columnists were free to use "hyperbole, melodrama and humour", they must take care "over the accuracy of any claims of fact".

It said the Telegraph had not provided data to back up the claims and had "construed the polls as signalling support for a no deal, when in fact, this was the result of the publication either amalgamating several findings together or interpreting an option beyond what was set out by the poll, as being a finding in support of a no-deal Brexit".

It found it was a "significant inaccuracy, because it misrepresented polling information" and upheld a complaint that it had breached clause 1 of the Editors' Code of Practice.
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https://www.bbc.com/news/amp/uk-politics-47913555?__twitter_impression=true
 
Boris lied??? That can't be right.. He is such an upstanding member of public and a great politician...
 
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