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Parliament backs Brexit bill as Scotland bids to break away

London (AFP) - Parliament gave its approval Monday for Prime Minister Theresa May to start Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, even as Scotland signalled its opposition by announcing plans for a fresh independence vote.

The House of Lords rejected a last-ditch attempt to amend a bill empowering May to begin Brexit, paving the way for it to become law as early as Tuesday.

The prime minister could then trigger Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty at any time, starting two years of talks that will end with Britain becoming the first country to leave the bloc.

May's spokesman sought to play down speculation that she would send her notification letter to the European Council on Tuesday, when the bill is expected to receive royal assent from Queen Elizabeth II.

"We have been clear that the prime minister will trigger Article 50 by the end of March," her spokesman said ahead of the vote, heavily emphasising the word "end"...


I wonder which country will be next to leave the EU. France? Holland? Italy?
 
Parliament backs Brexit bill as Scotland bids to break away

London (AFP) - Parliament gave its approval Monday for Prime Minister Theresa May to start Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, even as Scotland signalled its opposition by announcing plans for a fresh independence vote.

The House of Lords rejected a last-ditch attempt to amend a bill empowering May to begin Brexit, paving the way for it to become law as early as Tuesday.

The prime minister could then trigger Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty at any time, starting two years of talks that will end with Britain becoming the first country to leave the bloc.

May's spokesman sought to play down speculation that she would send her notification letter to the European Council on Tuesday, when the bill is expected to receive royal assent from Queen Elizabeth II.

"We have been clear that the prime minister will trigger Article 50 by the end of March," her spokesman said ahead of the vote, heavily emphasising the word "end"...


I wonder which country will be next to leave the EU. France? Holland? Italy?

Well, the pound has dropped 15% since the vote, watch it drop again.
 
Parliament backs Brexit bill as Scotland bids to break away

London (AFP) - Parliament gave its approval Monday for Prime Minister Theresa May to start Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, even as Scotland signalled its opposition by announcing plans for a fresh independence vote.

The House of Lords rejected a last-ditch attempt to amend a bill empowering May to begin Brexit, paving the way for it to become law as early as Tuesday.

The prime minister could then trigger Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty at any time, starting two years of talks that will end with Britain becoming the first country to leave the bloc.

May's spokesman sought to play down speculation that she would send her notification letter to the European Council on Tuesday, when the bill is expected to receive royal assent from Queen Elizabeth II.

"We have been clear that the prime minister will trigger Article 50 by the end of March," her spokesman said ahead of the vote, heavily emphasising the word "end"...


I wonder which country will be next to leave the EU. France? Holland? Italy?

Well, the pound has dropped 15% since the vote, watch it drop again.

Thanks to the globalists trying to hammer the UK for standing up for itself and thanks to "the sky is falling" liberals panicking. But the globalists will lose in the long run. Just ask George Soros who lost nearly $1 billion betting against America in the 2016 election.
 
Parliament backs Brexit bill as Scotland bids to break away

London (AFP) - Parliament gave its approval Monday for Prime Minister Theresa May to start Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, even as Scotland signalled its opposition by announcing plans for a fresh independence vote.

The House of Lords rejected a last-ditch attempt to amend a bill empowering May to begin Brexit, paving the way for it to become law as early as Tuesday.

The prime minister could then trigger Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty at any time, starting two years of talks that will end with Britain becoming the first country to leave the bloc.

May's spokesman sought to play down speculation that she would send her notification letter to the European Council on Tuesday, when the bill is expected to receive royal assent from Queen Elizabeth II.

"We have been clear that the prime minister will trigger Article 50 by the end of March," her spokesman said ahead of the vote, heavily emphasising the word "end"...


I wonder which country will be next to leave the EU. France? Holland? Italy?

Well, the pound has dropped 15% since the vote, watch it drop again.

Thanks to the globalists trying to hammer the UK for standing up for itself and thanks to "the sky is falling" liberals panicking. But the globalists will lose in the long run. Just ask George Soros who lost nearly $1 billion betting against America in the 2016 election.

Standing up for itself by stabbing itself in the eye.... er.... what?

George Soros can afford to lose 1 billion, many Brits can't afford to lose 15% of all their money.
 


Chinese communists are calling for a crackdown on Muslim extremists and promoting Chinese identity/nationalism. Same as the backers of Brexit in the UK with respect to British identity/nationalism.
 
Parliament backs Brexit bill as Scotland bids to break away

London (AFP) - Parliament gave its approval Monday for Prime Minister Theresa May to start Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, even as Scotland signalled its opposition by announcing plans for a fresh independence vote.

The House of Lords rejected a last-ditch attempt to amend a bill empowering May to begin Brexit, paving the way for it to become law as early as Tuesday.

The prime minister could then trigger Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty at any time, starting two years of talks that will end with Britain becoming the first country to leave the bloc.

May's spokesman sought to play down speculation that she would send her notification letter to the European Council on Tuesday, when the bill is expected to receive royal assent from Queen Elizabeth II.

"We have been clear that the prime minister will trigger Article 50 by the end of March," her spokesman said ahead of the vote, heavily emphasising the word "end"...


I wonder which country will be next to leave the EU. France? Holland? Italy?

Well, the pound has dropped 15% since the vote, watch it drop again.

Thanks to the globalists trying to hammer the UK for standing up for itself and thanks to "the sky is falling" liberals panicking. But the globalists will lose in the long run. Just ask George Soros who lost nearly $1 billion betting against America in the 2016 election.

Standing up for itself by stabbing itself in the eye.... er.... what?

George Soros can afford to lose 1 billion, many Brits can't afford to lose 15% of all their money.
Then again, that is not what happens when your nations currency decreases in value.
 


Chinese communists are calling for a crackdown on Muslim extremists and promoting Chinese identity/nationalism. Same as the backers of Brexit in the UK with respect to British identity/nationalism.

Muslims are a huge part of the British identity.


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Well, there's a lot wrong with what you said.

A) the Chinese are "commies", the Communist Party isn't Communist in any way. Second, they've been dealing with Islam for a long time, seeing as they're the 8th largest Islamic country in the world. Also, Xinjiang has lots of resources which the Chinese want, and they're committing genocide against the Muslims there, but the story is thousands of years old.
 
the Communist Party isn't Communist

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Standing up for itself by stabbing itself in the eye.... er.... what?

George Soros can afford to lose 1 billion, many Brits can't afford to lose 15% of all their money.

Because the pound will never regain that back, right? The pound was around and thriving long before the EU. It will do the same after.
 
Standing up for itself by stabbing itself in the eye.... er.... what?

George Soros can afford to lose 1 billion, many Brits can't afford to lose 15% of all their money.

Because the pound will never regain that back, right? The pound was around and thriving long before the EU. It will do the same after.

I'm not really sure what your argument is.

Like I told my last boss, "I don't want to work for a company that survives, I want to work for a company that thrives".

The UK will survive, we're not talking about the destruction of the UK. Just, who wants the UK as a third world country?
 
Standing up for itself by stabbing itself in the eye.... er.... what?

George Soros can afford to lose 1 billion, many Brits can't afford to lose 15% of all their money.

Because the pound will never regain that back, right? The pound was around and thriving long before the EU. It will do the same after.

I'm not really sure what your argument is.

Like I told my last boss, "I don't want to work for a company that survives, I want to work for a company that thrives".

The UK will survive, we're not talking about the destruction of the UK. Just, who wants the UK as a third world country?

Yeah but "freedom" you know.
 
Standing up for itself by stabbing itself in the eye.... er.... what?

George Soros can afford to lose 1 billion, many Brits can't afford to lose 15% of all their money.

Because the pound will never regain that back, right? The pound was around and thriving long before the EU. It will do the same after.

I'm not really sure what your argument is.

Like I told my last boss, "I don't want to work for a company that survives, I want to work for a company that thrives".

The UK will survive, we're not talking about the destruction of the UK. Just, who wants the UK as a third world country?

Was it a Third World country before the EU? No, of course not. So again, why would it be one afterward? These theories hold no water. They are just fear mongering
 
Standing up for itself by stabbing itself in the eye.... er.... what?

George Soros can afford to lose 1 billion, many Brits can't afford to lose 15% of all their money.

Because the pound will never regain that back, right? The pound was around and thriving long before the EU. It will do the same after.

I'm not really sure what your argument is.

Like I told my last boss, "I don't want to work for a company that survives, I want to work for a company that thrives".

The UK will survive, we're not talking about the destruction of the UK. Just, who wants the UK as a third world country?

Yeah but "freedom" you know.

Unless you're talking about Scotland, in which case freedom sucks and it's better to be richer by being a part of the UK.
 
Standing up for itself by stabbing itself in the eye.... er.... what?

George Soros can afford to lose 1 billion, many Brits can't afford to lose 15% of all their money.

Because the pound will never regain that back, right? The pound was around and thriving long before the EU. It will do the same after.

I'm not really sure what your argument is.

Like I told my last boss, "I don't want to work for a company that survives, I want to work for a company that thrives".

The UK will survive, we're not talking about the destruction of the UK. Just, who wants the UK as a third world country?

Was it a Third World country before the EU? No, of course not. So again, why would it be one afterward? These theories hold no water. They are just fear mongering

Fine, you want to take everything literally and talk about nothing. If you really couldn't see the point I was making, then I don't know why I bother.
 

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