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Can We Trust This Pm ?
I am beginning to wonder, on hearing what the SNP leader is saying, that she has a veto for Brexit.
Why hasn't our PM, came out and said, that its untrue ?
She should openly admit it, so we know where we stand, keeping quiet makes me think The SNP leader is right.
Why hasn't our PM, came out and said, that its untrue ?
She should openly admit it, so we know where we stand, keeping quiet makes me think The SNP leader is right.
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Good point TTT ! Perhaps they will allow free and unfettered access to the North by Irish passport holders but check everybody's else ?
By the way, what is stopping someone from within the EU coming from France to Ireland by Ferry, and then over the border to NI at the moment ?
I presume that passports are checked at the departure in France ?
So if that is the case, then someone from, say Poland, could quite legally travel from France to the UK, via Ireland.
By the way, what is stopping someone from within the EU coming from France to Ireland by Ferry, and then over the border to NI at the moment ?
I presume that passports are checked at the departure in France ?
So if that is the case, then someone from, say Poland, could quite legally travel from France to the UK, via Ireland.
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● Sturgeon suggested Theresa May had given her a veto over Brexit timing
● Theresa May made visit to Edinburgh her first official trip as Prime Minister
● Promised not to trigger Article 50 until 'UK approach' had been agreed
● Sturgeon said this puts Scotland in a 'very, very strong position'
● SNP First Minister vows to 'use this position as well as I can'
● But No 10 makes clear May will have final say over when Britain leaves EU
● Now Sturgeon's spokesperson admits: 'We don't have a veto over Brexit'
Typical doublespeak. The third point contradicts the sixth and seventh points. Since Sturgeon doesn't want to leave the EU the only stalemate breaking agreement we will get from her is either an abandonment of the exit, or a more plausible option, so many concessions to EU demands that it is an exit in name only. Either the promise not to trigger Article 50 until 'UK approach' had been agreed, was a blatant lie, or May has given Sturgeon a veto to prevent any (worthwhile) exit. There is no other rational interpretation.
● Sturgeon suggested Theresa May had given her a veto over Brexit timing
● Theresa May made visit to Edinburgh her first official trip as Prime Minister
● Promised not to trigger Article 50 until 'UK approach' had been agreed
● Sturgeon said this puts Scotland in a 'very, very strong position'
● SNP First Minister vows to 'use this position as well as I can'
● But No 10 makes clear May will have final say over when Britain leaves EU
● Now Sturgeon's spokesperson admits: 'We don't have a veto over Brexit'
Typical doublespeak. The third point contradicts the sixth and seventh points. Since Sturgeon doesn't want to leave the EU the only stalemate breaking agreement we will get from her is either an abandonment of the exit, or a more plausible option, so many concessions to EU demands that it is an exit in name only. Either the promise not to trigger Article 50 until 'UK approach' had been agreed, was a blatant lie, or May has given Sturgeon a veto to prevent any (worthwhile) exit. There is no other rational interpretation.
