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Juncker And Tusk Lay Down Terms
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...in the press conference following the Council of Ministers' decision about the UK's request for an A50 extension.
Mrs May allowed a brief moment on the stage, jerking her limbs more marionette-like than ever, to make the only significant point (by silence when questioned on the point) that the new October 31st deadline (Halloween,Michael Myers, dead - geddit?) was only the third shot on a par five hole.
Five, of course, is not five as idiots who stare at either one of their hands might understand it - as in a fixed number. With sufficient intelligence and attention to detail (intrant Jim and fellow sophisticates) five may become six. Or indeed any other number which puts Brexit beyond reach.
Mrs May allowed a brief moment on the stage, jerking her limbs more marionette-like than ever, to make the only significant point (by silence when questioned on the point) that the new October 31st deadline (Halloween,Michael Myers, dead - geddit?) was only the third shot on a par five hole.
Five, of course, is not five as idiots who stare at either one of their hands might understand it - as in a fixed number. With sufficient intelligence and attention to detail (intrant Jim and fellow sophisticates) five may become six. Or indeed any other number which puts Brexit beyond reach.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The irony, Chilldoubt, is that in 1630 Parliament was determined to assert its supremacy over that of a "divinely anointed" autocrat, but is now equally determined to remain subject to a self-appointed oligarchy. And this despite the Briitish electorate having voted for Westminster to reclaim its surrendered powers.
//The irony, Chilldoubt, is that in 1628 Parliament asserted its supremacy over a "divinely anointed" autocrat, but yap yap blah blah you can imagine the rest//
yeah I noticed the paralllel - thousands havent ( I suspect because they dont read)
and difference today is that 2018 - Parliament asserted supremacy and then couldnt find a way through !
even the less observant on this site have noted that
Brexit was to assert independence and all that has happened is that Parliament has had terms dictated to it
as some swish Fransh haute fonctionnaire said
we know what parliament doesnt want
but no one ( not even parliament ) knows what it DOES want !
yeah I noticed the paralllel - thousands havent ( I suspect because they dont read)
and difference today is that 2018 - Parliament asserted supremacy and then couldnt find a way through !
even the less observant on this site have noted that
Brexit was to assert independence and all that has happened is that Parliament has had terms dictated to it
as some swish Fransh haute fonctionnaire said
we know what parliament doesnt want
but no one ( not even parliament ) knows what it DOES want !
Some bullet points here in a résumé of the state we are in. Hard to disagree with any of them.
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