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By (user no longer on site) OP
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It's official. Now every living former PM has condemned Johnson's plan to break international law. ie Johnson's plan to violate the Brexit withdrawal agreement signed by Johnson himself last year.
So Major, Blair, Brown, Cameron and May have all publicly come out against him.
Still, does this actually mean anything to certain people? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It's official. Now every living former PM has condemned Johnson's plan to break international law. ie Johnson's plan to violate the Brexit withdrawal agreement signed by Johnson himself last year.
So Major, Blair, Brown, Cameron and May have all publicly come out against him.
Still, does this actually mean anything to certain people?"
But but but, they are all ‘remoaners’  |
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"It's official. Now every living former PM has condemned Johnson's plan to break international law. ie Johnson's plan to violate the Brexit withdrawal agreement signed by Johnson himself last year.
So Major, Blair, Brown, Cameron and May have all publicly come out against him.
Still, does this actually mean anything to certain people?
But but but, they are all ‘remoaners’ "
And, yeah but no but all the dead ones have not been critical so that could mean they are ok with it.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It's official. Now every living former PM has condemned Johnson's plan to break international law. ie Johnson's plan to violate the Brexit withdrawal agreement signed by Johnson himself last year.
So Major, Blair, Brown, Cameron and May have all publicly come out against him.
Still, does this actually mean anything to certain people?
But but but, they are all ‘remoaners’
And, yeah but no but all the dead ones have not been critical so that could mean they are ok with it.."
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"It's official. Now every living former PM has condemned Johnson's plan to break international law. ie Johnson's plan to violate the Brexit withdrawal agreement signed by Johnson himself last year.
So Major, Blair, Brown, Cameron and May have all publicly come out against him.
Still, does this actually mean anything to certain people?
But but but, they are all ‘remoaners’
And, yeah but no but all the dead ones have not been critical so that could mean they are ok with it.."
Maybe the dead ones are rolling over in their graves. |
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Wanna place bets on the 1st excuse offered here for Johnson's threat to break international law and renege on the document he himself signed so recently? |
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"Wanna place bets on the 1st excuse offered here for Johnson's threat to break international law and renege on the document he himself signed so recently?"
I refer you to another thread on here , according to our regular ‘ Brexit defender’ apparently it is the EUs fault . |
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"Wanna place bets on the 1st excuse offered here for Johnson's threat to break international law and renege on the document he himself signed so recently?
I refer you to another thread on here , according to our regular ‘ Brexit defender’ apparently it is the EUs fault . "
It's a good guess. I'll guess at the excuse it's all just a negotiating position. Johnson would never lie or break any laws. Perish the thought. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Wanna place bets on the 1st excuse offered here for Johnson's threat to break international law and renege on the document he himself signed so recently?
I refer you to another thread on here , according to our regular ‘ Brexit defender’ apparently it is the EUs fault .
It's a good guess. I'll guess at the excuse it's all just a negotiating position. Johnson would never lie or break any laws. Perish the thought."
‘Safety net’ |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
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"It's official. Now every living former PM has condemned Johnson's plan to break international law. ie Johnson's plan to violate the Brexit withdrawal agreement signed by Johnson himself last year.
So Major, Blair, Brown, Cameron and May have all publicly come out against him.
Still, does this actually mean anything to certain people?
But but but, they are all ‘remoaners’ "
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"It's official. Now every living former PM has condemned Johnson's plan to break international law. ie Johnson's plan to violate the Brexit withdrawal agreement signed by Johnson himself last year.
So Major, Blair, Brown, Cameron and May have all publicly come out against him.
Still, does this actually mean anything to certain people?
But but but, they are all ‘remoaners’ "
I actually think he was being ironic. |
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"It's official. Now every living former PM has condemned Johnson's plan to break international law. ie Johnson's plan to violate the Brexit withdrawal agreement signed by Johnson himself last year.
So Major, Blair, Brown, Cameron and May have all publicly come out against him.
Still, does this actually mean anything to certain people?
But but but, they are all ‘remoaners’ "
Emma you missed the irony in the comment you thumbed.. |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
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"It's official. Now every living former PM has condemned Johnson's plan to break international law. ie Johnson's plan to violate the Brexit withdrawal agreement signed by Johnson himself last year.
So Major, Blair, Brown, Cameron and May have all publicly come out against him.
Still, does this actually mean anything to certain people?
But but but, they are all ‘remoaners’
Emma you missed the irony in the comment you thumbed.. "
lol |
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By *ackal1Couple
over a year ago
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"It's official. Now every living former PM has condemned Johnson's plan to break international law. ie Johnson's plan to violate the Brexit withdrawal agreement signed by Johnson himself last year.
So Major, Blair, Brown, Cameron and May have all publicly come out against him.
Still, does this actually mean anything to certain people?
But but but, they are all ‘remoaners’
I actually think he was being ironic."
A Brexiteer who is waiting on the easiest deal ever with no sense of irony .. now that’s funny !  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It's official. Now every living former PM has condemned Johnson's plan to break international law. ie Johnson's plan to violate the Brexit withdrawal agreement signed by Johnson himself last year.
So Major, Blair, Brown, Cameron and May have all publicly come out against him.
Still, does this actually mean anything to certain people?
But but but, they are all ‘remoaners’
Emma you missed the irony in the comment you thumbed.. "
O dear, |
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