All I did was say 'spot on' to a post that said:
"Anyone with a half decent understanding of economics knows that long term forecasting, especially on something as complicated and chaotic as brexit, is completely pointless as the unknowns stacking up over time make it impossible to calculate anything even remotely close to an accurate prediction."
Which was a Remainer expressing that all the Remainer doom and gloom is 'suspect'
Even then, the geste of this argument seems rather suspect. I mean, lets try to translate it to rocket science:
remainer: I believe we lack the info to conclude with sufficient certainty that our untested vessel won't blow up out there if we try to leave planet earth
leaver: you can't predict the outcome with youre science, so lets go for it.....
Try again with the presumption...…..
The UK is leaving the EU
…..look forwards to responding to your reply
Yeah well tell us your proposal , or your twelve year olds then ?
It’s easy just saying no, bollox , rubbish all the time but very hard to actually do or propose something workable but go on
I’ve done jobs at various levels, and some you can get away with winging it, and others you simply can’t. I suspect being an MP with a huge majority falls into the former; running the country manifestly falls into the latter, as I suspect Johnson is now starting to discover.
doubt itWhat you understand and what is true/accurate are most likely two very different things.
That may be where we end up but first of all we have to leave the Eu ....
Just in from Arlene Foster - who said Irony is dead...
Simon Coveney’s remarks are deeply unhelpful, obstructionist and intransigent. The Irish government’s majoritarian desire to ride roughshod over unionism was one of the reasons why the Withdrawal agreement was rejected.
Mr Coveney’s rejection of a reasonable offer is paving the road for a no deal exit because unionism will not allow Northern Ireland to be trapped at the whim of Dublin or the EU. We will not buy that.
The Irish government’s preparedness to dump the consent principle for their country’s expediency is foolish in the extreme and sends a very clear message to unionists.
Give over - thought you were better than thatWhat do you feel about the EU in particular is ruinous for the UK?
Give over - thought you were better than that
At least try and think from a Lever POV
It has aims to become federal, and I don't want to see a federalised Europe.You can never get an answer to this question aguerrrroooooooooooo because they havent got one they could put in writing ........
HmmmmmmmThe EU will treat these proposals as an opening gambit as they at least show an understanding that the Irish border problem is a real and complex one and not made up and weaponised as Brexiteers fondly claim.
Assuming these proposals are a basis for talks we are obviously looking at months of negotiation and by presenting these proposals the U.K. Govt is accepting that fact and are therefore ackowledging an extension to A50 is necessary.
So the question is. Does Johnson put up a fight to prevent a logical extension to A50 and make Parliament do it or does he attempt to control the narrative by doing it himself claiming that these new U.K. proposals point to a way out of this mess?
He will not agree to the best ever deal - jut politics mateCorbyn doesn’t like this new deal it seems unfortunately
He didn’t like the previous withdrawal agreement either due to the backstop. As the problem with the backstop as it risks keeping the uk in the single market and customs union indefinitely.
Perhaps whilst opposing the deal cos it’s the Tories , he should have read it and he should have listened to what his brexit Secretary at the time on labours policy which was to keep the uk in a permanent customs union and the single market.
Doh.
Anyway here comes the Scottish Jabba.
Rehearsing for the 2nd referendum. Then and there.You really cannot look at the 'here and now' can you
Such shit you post - IMHO
Come on you sycophants! You know it makes sense.You may think so...….
Unless the sycophants are successful - I will be proven to be spot on
I really believe this and in 10 years time you will seek me out to grovelling apologise for the shite you have posted - I really hope that you are man enough to do that
She won't get consent in NI to this deal from anyone but her own party. It's not irony, it's Johnsonian deception.Just in from Arlene Foster - who said Irony is dead...
Simon Coveney’s remarks are deeply unhelpful, obstructionist and intransigent. The Irish government’s majoritarian desire to ride roughshod over unionism was one of the reasons why the Withdrawal agreement was rejected.
Mr Coveney’s rejection of a reasonable offer is paving the road for a no deal exit because unionism will not allow Northern Ireland to be trapped at the whim of Dublin or the EU. We will not buy that.
The Irish government’s preparedness to dump the consent principle for their country’s expediency is foolish in the extreme and sends a very clear message to unionists.
He has, but one way or another it depends on long term economic forecasts which he says are useless, and it just boils down to his version of sunlit uplands.You can never get an answer to this question aguerrrroooooooooooo because they havent got one they could put in writing ........
Correct...I think the EU are going to be the stopper tbh - they'll hang out for an extension using their friends in the HoP.
utterly naïve bollocks
Most importantly you seen unable to understand how an unfettered backstop will actually be used
Those last 2 posts were just ignorance is bliss waffle