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Oh Britain, what have you done (part ∞+10)?

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ff1d1l said:
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Went through a whole boat load of this stuff recently, the variations on a theme are staggering & wide ranging.
Another of many here
https://whatukthinks.org/eu/questio...n-was-right-or-wrong-to-vote-to-leave-the-eu/

This was quite concerning
https://d25d2506sfb94s.cloudfront.n...rv277zr/YG Trackers - Best Prime Minister.pdf

https://d25d2506sfb94s.cloudfront.n...5i4bt9/YG Trackers - Best Party On Issues.pdf

https://d25d2506sfb94s.cloudfront.n...qslj/YG Trackers - EU Tracker Questions_W.pdf

https://d25d2506sfb94s.cloudfront.n...ent/ovnf7lj3cm/YG Trackers - Top Issues_W.pdf
 
Joe Hutch said:
i don't know many leavers, and the only discussion I've had with one was on a railway station during the summer. He did most of the talking. He voted leave because, in his view, the EU was run by and for the Germans, and the UK paid far more into the EU than any other country. However, had he known Brexit would take so long to sort out, he would have voted remain. I reckon he was in his mid-40s, so about twenty years younger than me.
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The, by far, most populous and richest country in the EU slightly dominates it (albeit hesitantly) ? Well that is a shocker: who would have guessed ?
 
 
Seanm said:
So after the red lines were in place. Is the infographic a chart of all the options that might have been on the table had the red lines not put them out of the frame, or options that had actually already been offered?

Was the "+" in Norway+ ever specified by the EU side?
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Not entirely sure Sean but (brace yourself) Stephen Kinnock just made a plausible case for Norway+ in the HoC debate and addressed quite a few of the concerns raised about it on this thread (e.g. Norway says it would be happy for the UK to join the EEA).

It's an option that would minimise the economic impact of Brexit while respecting the vote. It might be able to command a majority in the HoC and (amazingly) might even unite the left and right wings of the Labour Party.
 
droodzilla said:
It might be able to command a majority in the HoC and (amazingly) might even unite the left and right wings of the Labour Party.
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That would be too much of a Hollywood ending (Prime Minister Corbyn signs the Norway agreement at 10.30pm on 29 March). And as we should know by know, there will be no Hollywood ending with Brexit...

"Beth Rigby‏Verified account @BethRigby
NEW: Told in various comings & goings in Whitehall today, 7 senior Lab MPs met with a senior minister to stress that while or 80 so Lab MPs voted for Norway option in past, they won’t support that pivot now. Clear #PeoplesVote the only option they’d support
6:20 PM - 6 Dec 2018"
 
notaclue said:
That would be too much of a Hollywood ending (Prime Minister Corbyn signs the Norway agreement at 10.30pm on 29 March). And as we should know by know, there will be no Hollywood ending with Brexit...

"Beth Rigby‏Verified account @BethRigby
NEW: Told in various comings & goings in Whitehall today, 7 senior Lab MPs met with a senior minister to stress that while or 80 so Lab MPs voted for Norway option in past, they won’t support that pivot now. Clear #PeoplesVote the only option they’d support
6:20 PM - 6 Dec 2018"
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Good.
 
Today I noticed at Betfair ‘UK to leave the EU on the 29th March’ is now odds against. That’s the first time I’ve seen that.
 
Prime Minister May to cling on as we head to a second referendum? Don't bet against it.

Theresa May’s Team Has Discussed A Second Referendum Or A Softer Brexit If Her Deal Is Killed Next Week
“It has come to the point where you feel like you are in that Mitchell and Webb sketch when one of the Nazis looks at the other and asks, ‘Are we the baddies?’” a Number 10 aide told BuzzFeed News. https://www.buzzfeed.com/alexwickham/may-team-second-referendum-soft-brexit
 
ff1d1l said:
Not you at all Harry...maybe I was being a bit impenetrable there...
Anyway, here's the trouser press and its a ....
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Corby.
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Yeah, I mentioned one yesterday. Brilliant things. Mine is 25-30 years old. Still working. But I no longer have an esoteric selection of suits to put in it.
 
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