Faits accomplis

Let me say it, and let me say it clear: the deal is done. Do you want it, Mr. Sullivan? Do you want it, Mr. Williams? There are no more changes.

- John Efford, October 25, 2004

The matter is done, Mr. Speaker, the matter is final. Cabinet has made a decision; we have made a collective decision and that decision will not be reviewed.

- Danny Williams, May 20, 2010

The title of the post is French for "more than one fait accompli". Of course, an accomplished francophile such as Dear Leader would already know that.

Per the Efford Precedent, it is now open to anyone to attribute the words "take it or leave it" to Mr. Williams.