1/ Welcome to Wednesday in the independent republic of Brexitlandia (your correspondent is starting early) π΄π΄π΄
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2/ Despite the UK Government behaving like a bunch of arses, the EU offered a public opportunity for the U.K. to change its mind and stay in the EU πππ
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3/ The offer was sincere and the EU wisely used the words of Cretinus Maximus @DavidDavisMP as indicative of how it may be possible π
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4/ After all, the phase 1 deal is to be locked down in a legally binding agreement which locks the UK into following SM & CM rules with no representation as a fallback & UK GOV will look silly if in taking back control it turns out it has no control π¦=π
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5/ But it seems the UK is fast losing control as it will now ask the EU if it can stay in the EU trade arrangements during the transition. So in leaving what we really want is to stay for as long as possible π€buzzfeed.com/albertonardellβ¦?amp=1
6/ This seems sensible with 759 agreements to sort out and when hampered by the fact all Global Liam Fox wants to do is collect air miles βοΈamp.ft.com/content/f1435aβ¦
7/ Who could have predicted all this? Well not the Government BECAUSE THEY DID NO FUCKING PLANNING
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8/ When faced with such concerns the natural response of some MPs is to tackle the problems with renewed vigour π΄π΄π΄
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9/ Some may wonder if legally we can reverse the article 50 notice. Well it turns out the Government has spent your money getting advice about your future options but won't tell you π±π±π±amp.theguardian.com/politics/2018/β¦
10/ You know just in case you change your mind and think maybe countries cannot solve all problems by themselves πtheguardian.com/environment/20β¦
11/ or in case it turns out that the investigations into Vote Leave spending broke the rules π³
12/ But what out the Remain side? They were just as bad on spending? Er, well, no
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13/ So what happens if you think Brexit is bad? Ah, then you will be threatened β°οΈβ°οΈβ°οΈ
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14/ Threats in a democracy? By who? Ah well some MPs who are part of the European Research Grouo who use their expenses to fund the group π·π·π·telegraph.co.uk/politics/2018/β¦
20/ So while the vote was to leave the EU it was not a vote about leaving the ECHR π³
21/ So that is just a naked attempt to water down rights with no democratic mandate? That is to say it is NOT THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE π€π€π€
22/ So the Government are aiming to bin the right to life and privacy, and the prohibitions on servitude, torture and a fair trial on the basis NOBODY VOTED FOR THAT? π‘π‘π‘
23/ Yup. They also want to bin the right to marry and have a family and the prohibition on discrimination. π€π€π€
25/ So what rights will we have if the Government takes these rights away. Well you will have the right not to have children if you have no job & the right not to complain because even though no one voted for this apparently it is in fact the will of the people π€
26/ But did not you have a tweet in this thread about democracy meaning you can change your mind? You know a quote by the Brexit minister himself?
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27/ Oh do shut up βοΈ- there are rotting cherries to be picked πππ#Brexitopportunity
28/ And while one mulls that over, news comes in that we will be loaned the Bayeux Tapestry
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29/ You know the one celebrating the invasion and conquering of England π. I guess it helps to keep perspective that things could always be worse π³
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2/ That was one of the core arguments for leaving the EU and has been one of the core redlines set by @theresa_may in approach to the Brexit negotiations
3/ And what a monumental waste of time, energy and goodwill that redline has been. Why so? Surely it is great that EU citizens will have their rights guaranteed?
3/ The M20 is not a lorry park. Itβs a vital transport artery. Currently work is being undertaken to strengthen the hard shoulder for 13 miles because it could be a lorry park come March