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We are bending over on everything by the look of it. The final deal is going to be interesting, a massive bill and leaving in name only with no say or veto over the direction we get dragged along in, no one going home, the EU still holding sway over our courts, put like that I think we should really explore what leaving without a deal would look like.

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Forget the rest, Viz is your go to news site!

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2017/11/19.jpg

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I thought polls were not your thing :)

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It's only a notional bill, remember nothing's agreed until everything's agreed. No decent trade deal and the money's not payable.

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You thought wrong. Nowhere did I say in that post above, that I agreed with the polls findings, read it again, I said it was ‘interesting’, that the current poll results matched the actual referendum results.

Mainly MSM polls I had problems with, you know the ones that said Crooked Hillary Clinton had 90% chance of becoming President on the US Election Day night, thank god they were monumentally wrong.

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Quite but we won't let that get in the way of the inevitable and ridiculous 'it's more than the £20bn they promised blah blah blah' argument some people will employ. Wasn't that long ago that some were whining on about being the final bill £100bn...

The way some people like to carry on anyone would think staying in the EU would be cost free and risk free but they don't ever seem to want to acknowledge the ongoing problems over there for some strange reason... :rolleyes:

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:tu:

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Is it me, or are the Brexit evangelists increasingly sounding like they are still trying to convince themselves that this is still a cool idea ??
The amount the govt have offered has suddenly increased by 150%, sounds like panic; the EU are calling the shots and we're jumping when told to their timescale.
Wasn't going to cost us anything according to some, in fact we'd have that £350m extra for the NHS each week and we'd all live happily ever after .... :rolleyes:

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It's you!

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No it's not you, and when was it ever a cool idea :shocked:

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Yep, agreed, but watch his very ‘few’ remainer buddies on here come to say it’s not. :rolleyes:

I don’t know what this trying to convince ourselves is all about either. I am already convinced and have been for years, it is good for the country why we are leaving the failing project, the EU is already crumbling around us.

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Can you provide a link for that utterly unfounded assertion? You really can't be allowed to get away with baseless comments like that... :D

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£20 billion more is lot, twice as much in fact, so it's a valid complaint even if I think it's a pointless one. The gross figure is likely to be nearer £100 million but we'll actually pay half of that once it all works out.

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I wasn't making a serious comment about the figure because of course it is pointless. I have no more idea what the final 'bill' will be than you do. I was merely making a point about what some people would be saying since this figure had been released and they rather like conflating campaign bus slogans with govt. spending pledges. ;)

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If anything Mick it's the other way round, we're the ones in the slow lane, while the rest of the EU economies outpace us

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Careful now, that eye will start swivelling ! It does seem to have come as shock to some Brexiters that it's going to cost big time. It's wake up time to Project Reality, the fairy story is over.

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My God Mr K, you're managed to convince me this time. I have now stocked a small corner of my garage with essential items to see me through the darkest months of Brexit.
To protect my stash from the (soon to be) hordes of slightly miffed Southerners, I have fabricated a bow and some wonky arrows using branches from my apple tree. I fear the bow may not work as intended, but smearing brown boot polish beneath my eyes and affecting a look of sultry indifference may cause them to back off before nasty name calling ensues.

I also have a cunning plan to convert my hot water Immersion tank into a suit of body armour . . . if you hear nothing else from me, it means I probably forgot to disconnect the element from the electricity supply :dozey:

p.s. will Asda candles burn brighter than Tesco ones?

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:rofl:

I'm surprised so many of those who spend their days predicting doom are still here and haven't joined the mass exodus they've predicted from the UK to that veritable paradise (AKA the EU) before it's too late and we're cut off from civilisation forever... :shrug: :D