Another new Brexit thread

[west didsblue]

Or maybe it is more simple than that. They just dont trust Boris Johnson and will not enable him to do anything. Or maybe its just principle - he's a lying **** so why help him out of teh corner he backed himself into.

That as well.

 

[blueinsa]

Maybe they can see a route to a EEA/EFTA Brexit rather than a shit deal that totally fucks the economy of Great Britain whilst guaranteeing a breakup of the UK.

Maybe they can but I'm pretty sure all those scenarios where voted down in the indicative votes?

Factor in the SNP and Lib Dems are vocal revoke now and let's not pretend they can see any deal eh?

 

[blueinsa]

Or maybe it is more simple than that. They just dont trust Boris Johnson and will not enable him to do anything. Or maybe its just principle - he's a lying **** so why help him out of teh corner he backed himself into.

What corner?

The electorate voted to leave and the government and opposition said they would honour and leave.

 

[west didsblue]

Maybe they can but I'm pretty sure all those scenarios where voted down in the indicative votes?

Factor in the SNP and Lib Dems are vocal revoke now and let's not pretend they can see any deal eh?

That as well.

Bit of each I’d say.

 

[blueinsa]

That as well.

Bit of each I’d say.

So not so much anti no deal then and pretty much revoke and remain?

 

[west didsblue]

So not so much anti no deal then and pretty much revoke and remain?

Or soft Brexit or let Johnson squirm.
Different motives for different parts of the opposition.

Either way he ain’t getting many votes if he gets a deal agreed with the EU.

 

[Gareth Barry Conlon]

What corner?

The electorate voted to leave and the government and opposition said they would honour and leave.

So not so much anti no deal then and pretty much revoke and remain?

 

[blueinsa]

 

[mcfc1632]

The media will portray the PM as the victim of a parliament he'll bent on remain thus depriving him of his leave date. When in reality the bullshitting **** got caught out for the Nth time and the sooner he's fucked off the better.

Is Parliament not hell-bent on depriving the UK of the opportunity to Leave the EU at the end of the current extension?

Aside from your dislike of Johnson - have you not got the situation wrong?

 

[blueinsa]

Either way he ain’t getting many votes if he gets a deal agreed with the EU.

Bookmarked.

 

[AlgarveBlu]

Firmly on the side of the government as they try to get brexit done.

Firmly on the side of respecting and enacting a winning democratic vote.

Not made up my mind who I will vote for yet but Labour under Corbyn is a no and much will depend on if we have left or not.

If not I will vote either Tory or BP dependant on what works best where I live and if we have I will probably vote for an independent.

Had you down as a cert for a LibDem vote - Think you'll have to be a bit clearer in your views in future

 

[west didsblue]

Bookmarked.

I’ll remind you when to bring that back.

 

[mcfc1632]

Ok - I accept that I may have made a mistake...

That said it is hard to see exactly where from your response so let's try and narrow it down....

Was it:

1. That - as part of the bailout conditions Ireland agree to change its approach to Corporation Tax?

or

2. Ireland's positioning behind Luxembourg with regard to GDP performance?

 

[mcfc1632]

Good post blah blah sycophants blah inconvenient truths blah blah

So - you have no content and only bluster

No problem - carry on - you are not alone

Should I apologise for having the temerity of a) being a Leave supporter and b) posting content rather than just inane waffle?

 

[mcfc1632]

Watch the news mate.

SNP, Lib Dems, Plaid Cymru and lots on the labour side whipped by Corbyn and his front bench have said they will vote against any deal that comes back this week.

That's how anti no deal they are.

Source of information he said?

Just open your eyes and ears is all that is required - wow

 

[mcfc1632]

Ha - another poster without any content and capability to assess/analyse - don't worry you are not alone

 

[stonerblue]

In well over 10k posts on here I've never used the ignore feature once. Finally made an exception. This thread has about half as many posts and sometimes the carry on doesn't make quite as much sense, but it's undeniably better. If I had to read "Bit behind so just catching up" one more fucking time I was going to lose it. Felt like you ended up reading the thread twice. Tedious enough reading the fucker once!

I usually give up when the golf course gets a mention.

 

[west didsblue]

Should I apologise for having the temerity of being a Leave supporter and posting inane waffle?

Yes

 

[mcfc1632]

Or maybe it is more simple than that. They just dont trust Boris Johnson and will not enable him to do anything. Or maybe its just principle - he's a lying **** so why help him out of teh corner he backed himself into.

What corner would that be?

Seems that the Remainer hordes at Westminster need to box a bit cleverer to me

They are falling for some very obvious moves

FFS - are the people that BoJo wants to get on his side going to:

a) think that he is an abject failure and should be turned against, or

b) think that he has demonstrably gone a few extra miles to deliver on his commitment and it has taken the concerted efforts of Westminster' EU acolytes to do the UK down.

I suspect a narrative of BoJo, representing the people, against parliament is a narrative that might get some legs.....

 

[mcfc1632]

Unicorns and flashing lights mean more to him than inconvenient truths I suspect