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That’s to do May a favour- she asked for backstop #2 (UK wide customs union) and that has to be in the future declaration rather than A50, so they’re hiding that until she agrees to backstop #1 to make it easier to get past the lunatics. Not that I think that will work, but doesn’t cost the EU to try to help.
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That’s very nice
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Replacing the gas infrastructure in London strikes me as challenging. You could of course reduce total demand by addressing those areas of the country that could for e.g. install a ground source heat pump.
I’d love to have a water-wheel generating power from the river in my garden, but I live in a flat.
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Labours position is identical to the Tories apart from the time limit on a customs union. The withdrawal agreement that the EU would sign with a Corbyn government is identical to what is on offer today.
We would therefore see Corbyn trying to get enough votes for the bill that caused the last government to fall.
I think he’d have to offer Sturgeon Scottish Independence, or very significant devolution to get her MPs to vote it through- at a minimum Scotland staying in SM.
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Although Corbyn might get it through by adding a Scotland backstop.
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It’s a question of what May can survive- can she get the budget through, if not is that her doom, if she can survive that can she then survive not being able to pass the withdrawal bill? I don’t think she’d be able to survive that as Nissan would have to start seriously moving abroad.
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No, we know what works- accept what the EU has been offering for two years.
Would that get through parliament if it was Labour pushing it?
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It’s much snappier when focusing- just read through this lot and it appears that Fuji have done a lot with focus: http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/x/fujifilm_x_pro2/features/page_08.html
I also glued the eye-cup in, see if that fixes what has become an incredible pain in the arse.
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^Insufficient large red button.
We just need to go back to getting gas from coal, problem solved.