Another new Brexit thread

[Vic]

I listen to James quite a bit. The others including nick, Ian dale And sheila if I’m in the car when they are on. I think every one of them are decent broadcasters. James I like a great deal. I will go to the Guardian but not much else. Washington post, the new statesman, the bbc is a constant source of disappointment to me. I will watch Tom Bradby on news at ten and channel 4 news are good. Everything has to be fed through a filter. It has never been as difficult to get a balanced view.

It's information overload but I don't look for balance. I look for truth. The problem is knowing what is true, but I'm not sure that is more difficult now than when master told you he owned the land and you had to pay tithes.

 

[Saddleworth2]

It's information overload but I don't look for balance. I look for truth. The problem is knowing what is true, but I'm not sure that is more difficult now than when master told you he owned the land and you had to pay tithes.

Truth? Where do you find it mate?
is it not derived from multiple balanced inputs?

 

[BobKowalski]

Yeah it’s good for articles of interest. It’s like life, a spectrum from the sublime To the banal.

Yeah, plus following people whose work I enjoy, like authors, and they share things they enjoy which I find interesting in turn. It’s not all about politics and echo chambers.

 

[Saddleworth2]

Yeah, plus following people whose work I enjoy, like authors, and they share things they enjoy which I find interesting in turn. It’s not all about politics and echo chambers.

Lots of interesting stuff. And where else could you find Train Guy. :-)

 

[blueinsa]

Its fucking shite....twitter that is.

Anyway.....brexit.

Still firmly believe a deal will be done and happy to come back and say i called it very wrong if they dont.

 

[west didsblue]

Its fucking shite....twitter that is.

Anyway.....brexit.

Still firmly believe a deal will be done and happy to come back and say i called it very wrong if they dont.

Do you think it will be a deal that meets the expectations set by the Leave campaign four years ago?

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

Do you think it will be a deal that meets the expectations set by the Leave campaign four years ago?

Doubt it, but the 'sunny uplands' view of the leave campaign were never realistic short term goals. I suspect we will get a deal, but with enough concessions by both sides for both leavers and Remainers claim they were 'right'.

 

[blueinsa]

Do you think it will be a deal that meets the expectations set by the Leave campaign four years ago?

Will it fuck.

It will be a deal that involves give and take on both sides.

French trawlers will fish within a few miles of the south coast and our lorries will drive around the EU etc etc etc.

 

[kevin horlocks wand]

Will it fuck.

It will be a deal that involves give and take on both sides.

French trawlers will fish within a few miles of the south coast and our lorries will drive around the EU etc etc etc.

any deal will be last minute and anyone saying otherwise has never negotiated a deal

 

[blueinsa]

any deal will be last minute and anyone saying otherwise has never negotiated a deal

Political theater.

We love it.

 

[Saddleworth2]

Its fucking shite....twitter that is.

Anyway.....brexit.

Still firmly believe a deal will be done and happy to come back and say i called it very wrong if they dont.

Sincerely hope you are right mate.

 

[blueinsa]

Sincerely hope you are right mate.

Don't think it will matter to us in the longer term anyway as we will be back in.

 

[Saddleworth2]

Don't think it will matter to us in the longer term anyway as we will be back in.

I’m living day by day at the min. Longer term feels, well, longer.

 

[Ifwecouldjust.......]

Don't think it will matter to us in the longer term anyway as we will be back in.

But on nothing like the terms we currently enjoy , a fractured nation with the Scots having got independence and Ireland reunited ..... and hating in the UK for the people who caused it.

 

[Vic]

Political theater.

We love it.

Every day we don't do a deal costs us millions.

 

[blueinsa]

Every day we don't do a deal costs us millions.

Them as well. A deal will be done, it was always going to the wire.

 

[bluethrunthru]

Every day we don't do a deal costs us millions.

so THAT's why the NHS is missing out on that £350m !!?? Who knew.....

 

[BlueHammer85]

imagine we just voted remain and could have avoided all this bollox we've had endlessly for the last few years

 

[blueinsa]

imagine we just voted remain and could have avoided all this bollox we've had endlessly for the last few years

We didn't though.

That's democracy.

 

[kevin horlocks wand]

imagine we just voted remain and could have avoided all this bollox we've had endlessly for the last few years

enjoy it, after this coming next

Scottish independence referendum ;

irish unification.

I think the welsh will stay.