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唔會啦呢個年代
英國首相文翠珊連續兩天火力全開抨擊脫歐二次公投的訴求，她今天稍後將會說，如果國會同意搞二次公投，將是失信於民，令國民不再信任政治。
她昨天點名抨擊前首相貝理雅，批評對方推動二次公投是削弱她跟歐盟的談判，侮辱他自己曾出任過的首相職位。
她昨天點名抨擊前首相貝理雅，批評對方推動二次公投是削弱她跟歐盟的談判，侮辱他自己曾出任過的首相職位。
Like you, I remember the 2016 referendum campaign. In debate after debate it was made clear that leaving the European Union had certain iron logical consequences. It meant coming out of the customs union. It meant leaving the Single Market. There would be no half-way house, no limbo of the kind proposed by the Prime Minister’s “deal” – under which we will actually abandon control of our own laws and trade policy to Brussels. No one suggested that we should become a laughable political eunuch, a non-voting EU member. No one campaigned for that.
People disagreed about the economic impact of leaving the EU, but everyone agreed that if we voted to leave we would really leave; and above all everyone agreed that this was it – that the vote before us was a once in a generation decision.
Time and again the British people were told that before voting Leave they should weigh up every possible negative consequence for their children and their grandchildren, precisely because there could be no second chance. To reinforce the message the public were bombarded with warnings of the damage they would do to their incomes and the cause of world peace.
Those messages were actually pretty effective. There were millions of people who instinctively wanted to vote Leave, but who were too scared to do so. I met many of them. So it was really quite extraordinary that there were nonetheless 17.4 million people who thought hard and who decided that they could see a different and brighter future for their country outside the EU.
The people of this country voted Leave in the full knowledge of what they were doing and with the categorical assurance of every Prime Minister and former Prime Minister – David Cameron, Gordon Brown, Tony Blair, John Major – that their views would be respected. They were told that whether they voted Leave or Remain, the result would be implemented...
Source: Boris Johnson fb
People disagreed about the economic impact of leaving the EU, but everyone agreed that if we voted to leave we would really leave; and above all everyone agreed that this was it – that the vote before us was a once in a generation decision.
Time and again the British people were told that before voting Leave they should weigh up every possible negative consequence for their children and their grandchildren, precisely because there could be no second chance. To reinforce the message the public were bombarded with warnings of the damage they would do to their incomes and the cause of world peace.
Those messages were actually pretty effective. There were millions of people who instinctively wanted to vote Leave, but who were too scared to do so. I met many of them. So it was really quite extraordinary that there were nonetheless 17.4 million people who thought hard and who decided that they could see a different and brighter future for their country outside the EU.
The people of this country voted Leave in the full knowledge of what they were doing and with the categorical assurance of every Prime Minister and former Prime Minister – David Cameron, Gordon Brown, Tony Blair, John Major – that their views would be respected. They were told that whether they voted Leave or Remain, the result would be implemented...
Source: Boris Johnson fb
其實今晚篇speech會係幾標誌性，May 終於take aide, rule out 2nd referendum，正式向WTO terms 進法
Managed No Deal
Managed No Deal
英國政壇又有新轉折
首相文翠珊即將在國會滙報脫歐的最新進度，天空電視台和BBC的政治編輯，以及路透都引述消息報導，如果文翠珊今天不公布脫歐協議的表決日期，工黨黨魁郝爾彬將在國會向首相提出不信任動議。
一切要待稍後文翠珊發言時的情況
首相文翠珊即將在國會滙報脫歐的最新進度，天空電視台和BBC的政治編輯，以及路透都引述消息報導，如果文翠珊今天不公布脫歐協議的表決日期，工黨黨魁郝爾彬將在國會向首相提出不信任動議。
一切要待稍後文翠珊發言時的情況
做乜突然又要準備no deal 
Corbyn 
英鎊要跌了
May’s deal is as dead as Dodo 
filibuster 兄，你見到的話我想問問幾時開國際時事新聞討論區post 
一於no deal啦
想bin鳩啲陣痛大英復興撚既屍
想bin鳩啲陣痛大英復興撚既屍
終於rule out 2nd referendum 
倫敦旗幟晚報稱，數名英國高級官員認為，英國越來越大機會需要押後脫歐，即使脫歐協議獲國會通過，但有至少6條必須通過才能讓英國脫歐的法案也未必趕及3月底前通過，就算國會取消所有假期，天天開會，都難以在短時間內完成審議工作。
又留個靚名
凌晨三點投票，如無意外
大約幾點有結果？
以下開放賭局
我賭 脫歐法案否決
而且英國唔脫歐
我賭 脫歐法案否決
而且英國唔脫歐
似乎會有唔少backbenchers 入amendments，所以時間上就好睇有幾多人入