Hard Brexiteers need to wake up. The strings that would be attached to any deal with #Trump likely to be totally unacceptable to the majority.
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.@realDonaldTrump determined to insult our PM. The divisive, dog-whistle rhetoric in his @TheSun interview is repulsive . If signing up to the #Trump world view is the price of a deal, it’s not worth paying
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@Jacob_Rees_Mogg on@BBCr4today failing to explain why it is ‘vassalage’ to have a set of rules both sides respect in a trade deal with EU but not with#Trump Do hard Brexiteers seriously think#Trump would offer us a good deal?Show this thread
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You don't need to support Trump to know he is right about Theresa May. Her brexit plan, negotiation skills and leadership are all sadly lacking. She doesn't have agreement in her own party, and it will be rejected by the EU and USA. May is a joke. Not a fan, but he's right on May
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I wasn’t aware the USA was part of the Brexit negotiations.
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It isn't. Trump stated a fact based on US dislike of the EU which challenges the economic power of the US. Obama was also correct in saying EU membership leveraged UK influence. In the UK were are becoming incapable of seeing reality and dealing with it.
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Trump dislikes the EU for the same reason Murdoch and Putin do. He can't bully EU member states very easily but an isolated UK will be much more compliant because it will be weaker.
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Exactly right Ian
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1) Sun doesn’t support this country nor its people - the sooner people realise Murdochs little vanity project is toxic for this country the better 2) Trump has bankrupted everything he’s ever touched with his tiny hands
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The Sun is anti- British as well as anti- EU.
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End of the day, the s*n is only ever pro-s*n. It'd sell anyone down the river because it's only function is power and wealth to murdoch
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Yes. An uninhabited one where there is nothing risky to exploit, far from shipping lanes. Don't want them messing up anything else or being liberated by a passing rescuer.
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Definitely second that. Maybe we should build a wall around it since they all love barriers so much
#BuildThatWall Also, to avoid others suffering, it should probably be barren. Obviously, I’m not amoral or inhumant like them, so we can give them seeds & basic livestock to grow -
And they'll pay for the wall.
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Trump is a predator. He doesn’t respect his prey and he knows it’s easier to prey on an animal that strays from the herd. When we leave our herd we’ll be his prey. That’s why he wants us to leave as catastrophically as possible. Ask his NAFTA & former business partners.
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Great analogy. You've been watching David Attenborough documentaries!
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But Sarah until you and other MPs actively OPPOSE
#Brexit this torment will continue@Anna_Soubry@NickyMorgan01@RoryStewartUK@dominicgrieve@heidiallen75@DrPhillipLeeMP@Sandbach@KenClarkeMP@ChukaUmunna@hilarybennmp@ChrisLeslieMP@stellacreasy@patmcfaddenmp@labourlewis -
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#Brexit flavours will be calamitous for ordinary people, especially those who naively voted for it, it'll destroy business, it's already made UK a laughing stock. It's up to MPs of all parties to reverse it. Stop worrying about the ingredients, just pour it down the sink.
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The PM insults us every day she hasn't resigned while lying to us about her BRINO plan. POTUS is supporting the UK to get what we voted for, May is completely wrong as usual and so are you.
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Even on pure trade terms, ditching the largest trade network on the planet isn't worth it.pic.twitter.com/BeWUsoimOc
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