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Hirota wrote:At 10:30 this morning the Intelligence and Security Committee will finallly publish its long awaited report on the Russian threat to the UK.

An Alan Smithee Nation wrote:

Novus America wrote:
Brexit dies not involve joining the US, which is in some ways less neoliberal than than EU, (although in some ways more) being more open to tariffs and rejecting austerity based fiscal policies. The US is actually more left in some ways than the EU, although less left than others, though the left right dichotomy falls apart here, rejection of neoliberal economics is not inherently left wing (would anyone say Hamilton was a leftist?).

The US will at least not set austerity spending rules on you unlike the EU.

Because the EU is decidedly neoliberal staying in it made the economic changes nearly impossible but sure trade with the US hardly solves the problem either.

Leaving the EU was of course no silver bullet, but trying to fix things in the EU very hard as well.

Nobody is talking about joining the US. We are talking about trade and the economic realities of the world for the UK outside of the EU.

Given that we have now burned our bridges with China, we are going to need a big trade deal settled quickly with someone. That really puts us over a barrel in terms of negotiating with the US.

I expect we will start saying really nice things about India soon as well.

Novus America wrote:

An Alan Smithee Nation wrote:
Nobody is talking about joining the US. We are talking about trade and the economic realities of the world for the UK outside of the EU.

Given that we have now burned our bridges with China, we are going to need a big trade deal settled quickly with someone. That really puts us over a barrel in terms of negotiating with the US.

I expect we will start saying really nice things about India soon as well.

Sure you are in a bad negotiating position (but you would never get anything good out of the PRC anyways, whose trade policies are purely predatory so reducing trade with them is good).

An Alan Smithee Nation wrote:

Novus America wrote:
Sure you are in a bad negotiating position (but you would never get anything good out of the PRC anyways, whose trade policies are purely predatory so reducing trade with them is good).

If our government had an ounce of sense they would have played the US and China off against each other.

There have been widespread public allegations that Russia sought to influence the 2016 referendum on the UK’s membership of the EU. The impact of any such attempts would be difficult – if not impossible – to assess, and we have not sought to do so.

Souseiseki wrote:

There have been widespread public allegations that Russia sought to influence the 2016 referendum on the UK’s membership of the EU. The impact of any such attempts would be difficult – if not impossible – to assess, and we have not sought to do so.

i'm fucking dying holy shit

Vassenor wrote:

Souseiseki wrote:
i'm fucking dying holy shit

So we're still on the "we can't look into that because it might call Brexit into question" train?

The Huskar Social Union wrote:MPs have voted against New Clause 17, with 340 votes to 251.

The New Clause intended to protect the NHS and publicly funded health and care services in other parts of the UK from any form of control from outside the UK.

The Huskar Social Union wrote:MPs have voted against New Clause 17, with 340 votes to 251.

The New Clause intended to protect the NHS and publicly funded health and care services in other parts of the UK from any form of control from outside the UK.

The Huskar Social Union wrote:

The Huskar Social Union wrote:MPs have voted against New Clause 17, with 340 votes to 251.

The New Clause intended to protect the NHS and publicly funded health and care services in other parts of the UK from any form of control from outside the UK.

MPs have voted against amendment 10, with 345 votes to 244.

This amendment would have ensured that the consent of a devolved government is required for regulations under section 2(1) if those regulations contain matters which are within the remit of the devolved government.

The Islands of Versilia wrote:

The Huskar Social Union wrote:
MPs have voted against amendment 10, with 345 votes to 244.

This amendment would have ensured that the consent of a devolved government is required for regulations under section 2(1) if those regulations contain matters which are within the remit of the devolved government.

I can’t see myself ever trusting a Tory candidate in the future, let alone the traitor in Number 10. People like to blame globalist cabals but the Tory party are the real traitors and butcherers of Britain.

The Huskar Social Union wrote:

The Islands of Versilia wrote:
I can’t see myself ever trusting a Tory candidate in the future, let alone the traitor in Number 10. People like to blame globalist cabals but the Tory party are the real traitors and butcherers of Britain.

Yeah but did you know Brexit means brexit and labour are anti semites.


Okay give me another majority four years from now kthxbai

The Huskar Social Union wrote:MPs have voted against New Clause 17, with 340 votes to 251.

The New Clause intended to protect the NHS and publicly funded health and care services in other parts of the UK from any form of control from outside the UK.

An Alan Smithee Nation wrote:

The Huskar Social Union wrote:MPs have voted against New Clause 17, with 340 votes to 251.

The New Clause intended to protect the NHS and publicly funded health and care services in other parts of the UK from any form of control from outside the UK.

This will be buried under the no doubt purely coincidental release of the Russia report.

Vassenor wrote:Russia report: Inquiry into potential Brexit vote interference rejected by UK government

So it took less than an hour for the government to reject calls for an inquiry into potential interference into Brexit resulting from the report.

What are they trying to hide?

Agarntrop wrote:Malignant fucking tory MPs.

Jesus Christ.

They reach new lows every day.

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An Alan Smithee Nation wrote:

The Huskar Social Union wrote:MPs have voted against New Clause 17, with 340 votes to 251.

The New Clause intended to protect the NHS and publicly funded health and care services in other parts of the UK from any form of control from outside the UK.

This will be buried under the no doubt purely coincidental release of the Russia report.

Vassenor wrote:Russia report: Inquiry into potential Brexit vote interference rejected by UK government

So it took less than an hour for the government to reject calls for an inquiry into potential interference into Brexit resulting from the report.

What are they trying to hide?