Another new Brexit thread

[BobKowalski]

Really cannot see this as bad news - it is just 'stuff'

You must perhaps see things through a special prism - or perhaps genuinely bad news for Brexit is hard to find recently??

I would have thought the papers published by the UK outlying the special status deal they want is a bit more than ‘stuff’.

 

[bluethrunthru]

Unfortunately due to the moderate clowns not managing to deliver on Brexit the population had to go with the extremist clowns. Such a shame. If May or Cameron had ever sincerely attempted to deliver on Brexit Gove would probably be a jnr minister and BJ would be writing an insignificant column in a paper once a week.

Yeah but the zealots were the one promising this wouldn't happen - they are going to cripple our economy with No Deal just as we are looking to recover from the Covid mess - way to go

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

Yeah but the zealots were the one promising this wouldn't happen - they are going to cripple our economy with No Deal just as we are looking to recover from the Covid mess - way to go

As I said, we were driven into the arms of the extremists.

 

[bluethrunthru]

As I said, we were driven into the arms of the extremists.

anyone who voted Leave can't dodge out of it they own whats coming down the line

 

[blueinsa]

anyone who voted Leave can't dodge out of it they own whats coming down the line

Love comments like this pmsl.

Not quite sure what part of we own every single bit of our vote to leave and have never done anything else you dont quite get?

I also own 100% my determination to not let undemocratic cry babies like you get your way.

 

[adrianr]

Is Barnier unaware that we voted to Get Brexit Done?

 

[Gareth Barry Conlon]

anyone who voted Leave can't dodge out of it they own whats coming down the line

Support for a No Deal type scenario has very little public support. How can Johnson spin this when the reality of no deal hits home. 22% support is the starting point and I would suggest that it will drop away once the reality hits - especially the idea that you would do this amid a pandemic instead of agreeing an extension. If Johnson does this then every negative impact will be seen in the light of the fact that Johnson rejected any prospect of an extension in favour of the deadline he alone set.

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

anyone who voted Leave can't dodge out of it they own whats coming down the line

Whose dodging?

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

Support for a No Deal type scenario has very little public support. How can Johnson spin this when the reality of no deal hits home. 22% support is the starting point and I would suggest that it will drop away once the reality hits - especially the idea that you would do this amid a pandemic instead of agreeing an extension. If Johnson does this then every negative impact will be seen in the light of the fact that Johnson rejected any prospect of an extension in favour of the deadline he alone set.

It looks like the only credible options are no deal which is so bad then we should revoke/remain or just revoke / remain? It's really clear when it's put like that. We could do with getting rid of the current govt (starting with BJ and Cummings) so we can get Starmer in to explain the logic of this to the population.

 

[BlueAnorak]

Given the UK wants and has asked for a special super, duper deal then yes, it is bad news.

No they haven't. They have asked for what Canada got. The EU are the ones who seemingly want a super super deal but don't want to accept the UK being a sovereign state.