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"It is obviously difficult when the margin is this narrow. I’ll be completely candid about that," says Icelandic Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir [Kristrún Frostadóttir], regarding the country's EU referendum.

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Tom Hutchinson27 days ago

@KristrunFrosta Iceland has a leftist liberal government of predominantly woke females. They tried this twice now. Like the EU, they can't take NO for an answer. But common sense prevailed. In a time when Germany & France see a rise in Nationalist & anti EU support, it makes no sense to join.

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as27 days ago

@KristrunFrosta The Yes campaign failed despite all the money the EU put into it.

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Mary O'Brian27 days ago

@KristrunFrosta Do what they did in Ireland. Make people keep voting until they give you the result you want. It's the EU's idea of democracy.

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Theo27 days ago

@KristrunFrosta It were the young people who voted no…. The prime minister can better leave.

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Lady Windermere ☘️✝️27 days ago

@KristrunFrosta #woke BS - Iceland, stay out of the EU!

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ZA46526 days ago

@KristrunFrosta How the f**k is almost 6% "narrow" 🤣 Is she now going to take the hint, and withdraw from the EEA ?? Her statement is clear, she's using it as an excuse to get closer to the EU anyway, when is the referendum on EEA membership ??

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Liarpoliticians, UK has rogue Parliament+police27 days ago

@KristrunFrosta The corrupt Icelandic prime minster upset the people voted to not join the Fourth Reich Nazi project and be controlled by convicted criminal @vonderleyen - a known Nazi sympathiser.

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Zazoo27 days ago

@KristrunFrosta At the rate the EU is going, they'll be the only ones in it.

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William deLancey27 days ago

@KristrunFrosta They’re going to try again…….

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JBM26 days ago

@KristrunFrosta If the margin was the other way she would celebrating and having no “difficulty”. She’s signalling that she intends to ignore the result. @thetimes this morning reported her as saying that she intends to continue to “campaign for Iceland”. Campaign with whom? The only one is EU.

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Hjalti Atlason26 days ago

@KristrunFrosta People who keeps telling you im going to be candid about... or im not going to lie... are a bit suss

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Fed By Monkeys26 days ago

@KristrunFrosta She’s lying. Any u decided would have voted Yes just to see the offer. Some of those would have gone on to vote No in a final referendum. So the final vote would have increased in gap size.

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Sebaka7825 days ago

@KristrunFrosta It wasn't that narrow.

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London Hebrew27 days ago

@KristrunFrosta Piss off back to Bejam, traitor.

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Hanshit Lokhande26 days ago

@KristrunFrosta Natalia

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planetVERITAS - The Noticer25 days ago

@KristrunFrosta Long Live a Free Iceland away from the EU. The good people of Iceland rejected even having formal discussions on the matter.

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UblarGowilla25 days ago

@KristrunFrosta Keep in mind that a large portion of those that voted yes, did not do so with the intent to join the EU, they did so to see what nehotiation option would be on the table. If this would have been a should we straight up join or not, the margin would have been MUCH bigger.

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Citizen Kane26 days ago

@KristrunFrosta That's code for, "we'll try again when we think the wind is in our favour."

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Meritokrati27 days ago

@KristrunFrosta Karen cunt cant stand it

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