DUP & Brexit

**joggon** · 17-10-19, 13:52

**joggon** · 17-10-19, 13:54

The DUP, have pulled out at the last minute , in line with the catholic church’s teachings.

**SteveB** · 17-10-19, 14:17

Labour have stated they will not back it either. BoJo is a tad premature in declaring his new deal. New Deal, much like the Old Deal, looks like it's dead in the water.

**SteveB** · 17-10-19, 14:19

Originally Posted by joggon

The DUP, have pulled out at the last minute , in line with the catholic church’s teachings.

You are not the first to notice the similarities.

Fuck both of them. And the choirboy they rode in on!

**Ryankelvin** · 17-10-19, 17:27

Originally Posted by SteveB

You are not the first to notice the similarities.

Fuck both of them. And the choirboy they rode in on!

Yeah , amazing similarities. There’s just nothing there that everyone will agree to Heading back to square one All a balls

**Kenton** · 17-10-19, 23:03

I hope this all ends before the terminal apathy forces me to bludgeon myself to death with a blunt object

**AZ99** · 17-10-19, 23:19

Mixed feelings about this. They're not wrong in saying Boris's new agreement completely destroys the GFA, but on the other hand, it is satisfying to see this disgusting party get completely shafted by the Conservatives and forced to remain tied to the EU. That's what those assholes get for backing Brexit. I actually hope the agreement passes just because of that.

**beautyaddict** · 18-10-19, 05:20

It is interesting to contrast the difference as the DUP walked to the Cameras in 2017 when the election gave them a sense of importance and contrast that to the interview given by N Dodds castigating their hero and loyal ally Boris last night with A.F. looking basically hungover . Welcome to betrayal and insignificance AF at least in Westminster. Wonder if the Cash for Ash investigation will look a bit more menacing now ?

Need to see if the "Deal" will get through , think it will BTW as Europe is saying no more extensions . From a business view need to see if access to UK markets and indeed Europe via UK is still friction less. To many here that is a serious issue. If not then it will hurt our economy , however it looks like 2 year transition at least I think it does. FFS how do you plan business process with this manure .

**SteveB** · 18-10-19, 08:06

The entire BREXIT business is an ill-wind that will do nobody any good. As one Polish MEP remarked, "Why would anyone want to leave a group where they are getting preferential treatment?" The EU is a group where all the members are getting benefits.

The DUP's problem is that they are just basically incompetent. A problem that a lot of politicians suffer from.

**Forceuser** · 18-10-19, 09:28

This deal,another deal,no deal....,i've a feeling the republic are
going to be the ones left standing without a chair when the music stops

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