Brexit.

[Rossfan]

They couldnt tell them.
Them cnuts' parents died in 1690.

[Main Street]

This quote from Robert Harris just about sums it all up:

'No group of politicians has done more damage to this country than the 50 or so hardline Tory Brexiteers. They have infected the UK with their poison, concealed their real aims, evaded all responsibility, & now knife their own leader for failing to deliver their fantasy.'

Eloquently put

[Solo_run]

Theresa May Conference.

It is going to be either her resignation or she will call another vote on brexit

[general_lee]

There better not be any trouble at this NI v ROI match or I'll be pissed off.

Wheres it at? The huns wouldn't have the balls to start trouble in Dublin. Maybe an isolated GAA pitch on the way up the road

Pic going about fb of one with a parachute regiment flag. Scumbags

[Rois]

Protestant Farmers to a man voted leave. They hate the "red tape" that the EU enforces in return for subsidies. They think leaving the EU will remove this. Boy are they in for a shock.

BBC NI journalist Conor MacAuley reporting on twitter that the Ulster Farmers Union has cautiously welcomed the deal, saying it would like further clarification but believes the document now on the table "would secure NI's existing agricultural trading relationships". 
Doesn't stack up with the view above.

[Farrandeelin]

May sticking to her guns.

[seafoid]

Protestant Farmers to a man voted leave. They hate the "red tape" that the EU enforces in return for subsidies. They think leaving the EU will remove this. Boy are they in for a shock.

BBC NI journalist Conor MacAuley reporting on twitter that the Ulster Farmers Union has cautiously welcomed the deal, saying it would like further clarification but believes the document now on the table "would secure NI's existing agricultural trading relationships". 
Doesn't stack up with the view above.

The deal is excellent for NI but England doesn't seem to want the deal.

[seafoid]

Neither does Scotland

https://www.gov.scot/news/brexit-deal/

[Rossfan]

62% of Scots voted to stay in the EU.
If they could only get 51% of them to vote for Independence......

[GJL]

62% of Scots voted to stay in the EU.
If they could only get 51% of them to vote for Independence......

If there was a vote today I'd say they could...

[Milltown Row2]

David Allen Green

@davidallengreen
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Like many lawyers, this ain't the first 500 page legal document.

Any comments at this stage, even after the first read-through, by *anybody* will still be superficial.

Too much to digest too quickly.

Not for Jamie Bryson. He has now read it twice and has moved onto gathering an army. 

Or the politics A Level students here

[seafoid]

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/dup-conservatives-emails-civil-servants-brexit-deal-confidence-supply-agreement-a8633896.html

Civil servants told to stop including DUP in Brexit emails as partnership with Conservatives crumbles

[trailer]

Protestant Farmers to a man voted leave. They hate the "red tape" that the EU enforces in return for subsidies. They think leaving the EU will remove this. Boy are they in for a shock.

BBC NI journalist Conor MacAuley reporting on twitter that the Ulster Farmers Union has cautiously welcomed the deal, saying it would like further clarification but believes the document now on the table "would secure NI's existing agricultural trading relationships". 
Doesn't stack up with the view above.

UFU asked for a remain vote. Don't get the point. Are you suggesting that farmers would follow what the UFU campaigned for? Protestant farmers overwhelmingly voted leave.

[Milltown Row2]

Protestant Farmers to a man voted leave. They hate the "red tape" that the EU enforces in return for subsidies. They think leaving the EU will remove this. Boy are they in for a shock.

BBC NI journalist Conor MacAuley reporting on twitter that the Ulster Farmers Union has cautiously welcomed the deal, saying it would like further clarification but believes the document now on the table "would secure NI's existing agricultural trading relationships". 
Doesn't stack up with the view above.

UFU asked for a remain vote. Don't get the point. Are you suggesting that farmers would follow what the UFU campaigned for? Protestant farmers overwhelmingly voted leave.

To a man!

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Protestant Farmers to a man voted leave. They hate the "red tape" that the EU enforces in return for subsidies. They think leaving the EU will remove this. Boy are they in for a shock.

BBC NI journalist Conor MacAuley reporting on twitter that the Ulster Farmers Union has cautiously welcomed the deal, saying it would like further clarification but believes the document now on the table "would secure NI's existing agricultural trading relationships". 
Doesn't stack up with the view above.

UFU asked for a remain vote. Don't get the point. Are you suggesting that farmers would follow what the UFU campaigned for? Protestant farmers overwhelmingly voted leave.

To a man!

My point being; Farming and in particular Dairy farming has underwent a tough few years. Dairy farmers have looked for someone, something to blame. The EU provided a perfect bogeyman, what with their EU directives. The DUP campaigned for a leave vote and they followed like sheep.