How do we resolve the Brexit mess?

He is deluded and cannot accept he was way out of his depth as a whisky salesman and just admit its a bad deal

 
bluethrunthru said:
He is deluded and cannot accept he was way out of his depth as a whisky salesman and just admit its a bad deal

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David Frost was repeatedly asked by the EU to stop lying to the British public about the effects leaving would have on the UK.

He was our exit minister at the time, turned up with his hands figuratively in his pockets, no note pad, no pen, didn't listen to what they were saying, and carried on with his bullshit, totally deaf to the warnings he was being given.

The EU delegates were staggered by his lack of professionalism and couldn't care less attitude.
 
The Mail going full Project Fear in anticipation of todays news - I am sure GB News will be taking it well

 
150 million? I am old enough to remember when it was just the 70 million strong entire population of Turkey heading here ......... You can smell the panic

 
NPBlue said:
David Frost was repeatedly asked by the EU to stop lying to the British public about the effects leaving would have on the UK.

He was our exit minister at the time, turned up with his hands figuratively in his pockets, no note pad, no pen, didn't listen to what they were saying, and carried on with his bullshit, totally deaf to the warnings he was being given.

The EU delegates were staggered by his lack of professionalism and couldn't care less attitude.
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The **** is a fucking fraud.
 
blueinsa said:
Finally something I can congratulate Starmer and this government for and that is a deal that in many ways brings us back to how things were and should have never changed from.
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More crucially, it more closely resembles the overall will of the people, in terms of the 52/48 split in the vote.
 
Badenoch can't distinguish between FoM and a YMS. And Farage has found fishing again !!!! Saint Andrew is probably amazed at his second coming
 
mancityvstoke said:
It's not fucking Beirut and I survived years of boozing and working there.


Many decent hard working lads and lasses there too.
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on the rob and on the game?

Only joking mate - my Dads family are all from Newton Heath and Ancoats who were re-located to Langley post war - all sound people - sadly only a couple of them left now
 
mancityvstoke said:
It's not fucking Beirut and I survived years of boozing and working there.


Many decent hard working lads and lasses there too.
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and I am informed my Granddad ran with the gangs in Angel Meadow in the early 20th Century as a young lad - wouldn't surprise me he was a tough **** who did not suffer fools
 
Johnson continues to be a know nowt - hounded out of office by his own cabinets mass resignation because they could no longer in all conscience lie to cover his fat lazy arse and now see's his last hope of a legacy being exposed for the lies it is

 
gordondaviesmoustache said:
More crucially, it more closely resembles the overall will of the people, in terms of the 52/48 split in the vote.
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Which has also subsequently solidified into a significant majority for "with hindsight we shouldn't have done it".

Irrespective of your actual political position on being in or out, the further away we get from those events, the more insane the entire thing looks.

A badly conceived process revolving around a half arsed question, spawning inane and inadequate campaigns. Then despite a result that required sober reflection and recognition of the challenges, and instead of trying to develop meaningful positions and a proper plan, we continued to barrel down the hill like a drunk after chucking out time, crashing into one bin after another. Until we ended up bruised and bewildered at the bottom.

We are now trying to dust ourselves off and retain some dignity as we limp back to our front door wondering why the hell we decided it was a good idea to get leathered in the first place.

If we could learn from this that our 'mate' egging us on at the bar, wasn't really our mate then maybe there's some long term good but there's no sign yet that we're ready to tell him to do one.
 
The UK Press is a fucking joke - they get it handed to them chapter and verse do not listen and revert to type - Ministry of propaganda in operation not one of them can lay claim to being a proper objective journalist

 
threespires said:
Which has also subsequently solidified into a significant majority for "with hindsight we shouldn't have done it".

Irrespective of your actual political position on being in or out, the further away we get from those events, the more insane the entire thing looks.

A badly conceived process revolving around a half arsed question, spawning inane and inadequate campaigns. Then despite a result that required sober reflection and recognition of the challenges, and instead of trying to develop meaningful positions and a proper plan, we continued to barrel down the hill like a drunk after chucking out time, crashing into one bin after another. Until we ended up bruised and bewildered at the bottom.

We are now trying to dust ourselves off and retain some dignity as we limp back to our front door wondering why the hell we decided it was a good idea to get leathered in the first place.

If we could learn from this that our 'mate' egging us on at the bar, wasn't really our mate then maybe there's some long term good but there's no sign yet that we're ready to tell him to do one.
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Nice analogy ;-)
 
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