Another new Brexit thread

[Paulpowersleftfoot]

Tomato/Tomato

Is this a form of vegetable Tourette’s ?

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Is this a form of vegetable Tourette’s ?

Tomatoes are a fruit.

 

[yerwot?]

Tomatoes are a fruit.

Just because they are a fruit, doesnt mean they are a fruit ,taking something completely out of the allotment to try and score a cheap point, typical distraction tactics i despair i really do.....

 

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

Because they go against their pledge of 2016 (like labour) of not honouring the result of the referendum.
Its quite simple really.

Their key pledge in the 2017 manifesto was to hold another referendum. They have only ever said that they’d acknowledge the referendum not that they’d honour it.

 

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

Nick Clegg wasn’t the LibDem leader at the last election, what are you talking about?

They’re allowed to change their policy, every political party in history does when they change leadership, what’s the point in changing leadership if not?

Johnson is now ending austerity apparently and offering mass public spending, this is a direct change from May and Cameron’s government and if Johnson stands on that in the impending GE, he’s well within his rights to implement it.

Just as the LibDems are if they win a majority with revoke as main policy or if they give the public the final say.

They all voted to trigger Article 50 and now believe it’s been bollocks’d up and the public deserve to decide on the way forward.

Most MP’s have voted for one flavour of Brexit so to say they’ve ignored it is incorrect.

You can have a referendum and several years later a party can promise to reverse it in a GE manifesto and if they win and do it, that’s democracy.

It’s almost like he’s making it up.......

 

[Ban-jani]

Just because they are a fruit, doesnt mean they are a fruit ,taking something completely out of the allotment to try and score a cheap point, typical distraction tactics i despare i really do.....

I despear too

 

[Coatigan]

Tomatoes are a fruit.

Depends on the context.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Depends on the context.

Don’t most things?

 

[Vic]

And Labour will implement next to none of them.

"FREE EVERYTHING! We'll get the rich to pay for it all and hope they don't decide to migrate to another country and take their money with them!"

Just a con to canvass your vote. Two cheeks of the same arse.

Nothing to worry about then if they're false promises.

The rich can take their money - so long as we can tax their income where it's earned (including investments).

But their escaping EU tax avoidance rules is what you support.

I really don't get why someone in the Precariat is so keen on helping the rich.

 

[Len Rum]

You mean like those ERG Tories who voted against leaving the EU earlier this year?

Who we dealt with accordingly

But in the process created a problem with the DUP and rebel Tories 'accordingly'.

 

[Len Rum]

It wasn’t a hand we realistically could have played. We’ve never been close to being ready. Does anyone honestly think we’ve got anything resembling the manpower we require at UKBA for a start?

You're right, no deal jingoism is so last summer.

 

[Vic]

Every single policy is about spend, spend, spend, nothing whatsoever to incentivise business, which is the well
spring of everything. Then there's the increase to corporation tax they've been talking about, which, on top of
the other costs being piled on them, is expected to have no effect on inward investment. It's a policy that says
to business, 'Invest in Britain, we're putting your tax up!'

Well, just wrong again. Here's a sample.

• Mandate the new National Investment Bank, and regional development banks in every region, to identify where other lenders fail to meet the needs of SMEs and prioritise lending to improve the funding gap.
• Reinstate the lower small-business corporation tax rate.
• Introduce a package of reforms to business rates – including switching from RPI to CPI indexation, exempting new investment in plant and machinery from valuations, and ensuring that businesses have access to a proper appeals process – while reviewing the entire business rates system in the longer run.
• Scrap quarterly reporting for businesses with a turnover of under £85,000.


Whereas your idea is "Invest in Britain, we're imposing tariffs"

 

[Ifwecouldjust.......]

Just a reminder that there are only four days to go until we exit the European Union

Use the time wisely, see loved ones and fulfil any lifetime dreams

 

[yerwot?]

Tomatoes are a fruit.

Purple's a fruit #h.simpson

 

[Bluemanc100]

Is this a form of vegetable Tourette’s ?

No that would be Florettes

 

[George Hannah]

3 month Flextension agreed by EU until 31 Jan - two opportunities to leave before then if deal passes in November or December.

 

[BobKowalski]

E27 leaders have okayed the extension to 31st January apparently. Formal announcement due later. No big surprises.

 

[west didsblue]

Where's that ditch?

 

[aguerrrroooooooooooo]

Wonder whether the bunting will be coming down for some on here since Johnson was obviously going to get us out by the 31st, lol.

 

[Ifwecouldjust.......]

Where's that ditch?

Thing is.... he wont do it .... he lied (again) and wont get any criticism from the Conservatives.

No mandate
No majority
No morals