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Across the water
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RolloTheRed | Report | 7 Dec 2018 18:30 |
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Then again, it could be any number of the other horrors. Also today, leaked cabinet papers show how crippling no-deal could be to Ireland’s supply lines – meaning Brexiteers have seized on them as the perfect way to put pressure on Ireland to drop the backstop. As Priti Patel, the idiot’s idiot, put it: “Why hasn’t this point been pressed home during the negotiations?” I mean … who can say? Maybe it was felt that attempting to subjugate Ireland with food shortages had been done before? I know they say Brexit’s driven by nostalgia, but perhaps the tactic was regarded as – how to put this? – beyond the pale. |
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