EU Membership Referendum (Brexit)

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wearthefoxhat
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A late rally as MP's arrive for the vote tonight...

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Naffman
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You'd have to think anything over 225 for May would be a 'win' for her at this stage
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megarain
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Decent late money for the 199 votes or less line.

3.25 into 2.74.

Unlucky.

200-209 was 5.5 or so.
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Euler
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I don't see how the EU will make any concessions to anybody to ease the path of the bill. Let's see.
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megarain wrote:
Tue Jan 15, 2019 7:50 pm
Decent late money for the 199 votes or less line.

3.25 into 2.74.

Unlucky.

200-209 was 5.5 or so.
I was glad to see those extra few votes land, was weighted more on the 2nd/3rd selections
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superfrank
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Junker scheduled to make a statement this evening if he's sober enough.

By any measure May has failed - her BRINO "deal" clearly didn't fool enough people.
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BetScalper
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What we need is a good old war.

Where’s Cromwell when you need him ?

Gufawkes had the right idea but badly executed. Lucky he slipped on the ladder and broke his neck otherwise the fate awaiting him would have been horrific and rather painful....
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Naffman
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EU says tell us what you want then when UK does and they just say sorry all the member states have already agreed a brexit deal, the EU has to budge otherwise it'll be a stalemate for the foreseeable future as I can't see how May loses a no confidence vote.
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megarain
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Forex move was interesting.

Spike down a bit, then has clawed back most of todays losses.

Anybodys guess what happens over next 2 mths, but, it seems the bears are losing some grip.

I dont c EU giving much (if anything). Sorta thinking another referendum might happen.

GBP currently 1.2860 to US .. was 1.5x pre brexit referendum .. and has been as low as 1.22
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Naffman
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Was just going to say that megarain...not complaining but very odd

And agree the EU won't give anything, they are loving this
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Euler
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Y, sterling bounced quite a bit. I think most of the bad news was already in the price. I mentioned that a bit earlier as a view on it.

Not sure where it goes from here though!
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Naffman
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If the backstop is the only thing stopping the deal and the EU aren't willing to budge then I think it's fairly obvious they planned on keeping the UK in the customs union indefinitely
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Naffman
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Govt. 1.05 to win no confidence vote tomorrow, don't even both Jezza
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ruthlessimon
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I wonder how many MPs bet on their own votes. I don't think there are any regs against it

If there are, I'll go half with Whitehead for a quick text as he goes through the lobby 8-)
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BetScalper
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Many MPs went against their constituents who voted leave.

Can they not be publicly hanged for treason against the people ?

I’m up for pulling the leaver free of charge.
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