I can't really help you there as I wasn't aware that any deal was on offer in 2016. Indeed the only one I'm aware of is the deal brokered by Mrs May and rejected by parliament. If there was another deal, then please excuse my ignorance.
To avoid repetition may I suggest 'farrago' ?Who the fuck has won out of this sorry fiasco?
You can suggest anything you want, george.To avoid repetition may I suggest 'farrago' ?
You seem to use the word 'fuck' a lot when you run out of ideas.Remain lost the 2016 referendum. Remainers ‘missing their shot’ would be a fucking understatement. Not sure pointing out the fucking obvious is a lack of critical thinking so much but more about I can’t be arsed to point out the fucking obvious.
Also props for trying but don’t teach your Daddy how to fuck.
Newsnight just 'gamed out the Brexit outcomes' - starts about 12 minutes inWhat do you think happens in the GE that would follow?
I use the word '****' a lot.You seem to use the word 'fuck' a lot when you run out of ideas.
It's George.You can suggest anything you want, george.
Suggestion duly noted.It's George.
Yes, interestingly that seems to have lost its crown in terms of causing offence to words based more upon disability, race, and birth defects. Amazing how language evolves over time.I use the word '****' a lot.
Verily.Yes, interestingly that seems to have lost its crown in terms of causing offence to words based more upon disability, race, and birth defects. Amazing how language evolves over time.
Your dissapointment is clear, but I suppose Remainers being upset about a promised deal is on a par with leavers being dissapointed with the lack of the promised emergency budget and house price collapse.Trotting out deal not on the ballot paper response?
In which case.
Makes you wonder why politicians do all this campaigning malarkey really, it's patently not necessary.
Obviously nobody needs persuading or informing.No swing voters to make the difference between victory and defeat.
Just stick an x in the box and hope for the best.
At least there would be no need to sell fantasies,or produce unrealistic manifestos.
So it wouldn't be all bad maybe.
Your dissapointment is clear, but I suppose Remainers being upset about a promised deal is on a par with leavers being dissapointed with the lack of the promised emergency budget and house price collapse.
Your dissapointment is clear, but I suppose Remainers being upset about a promised deal is on a par with leavers being dissapointed with the lack of the promised emergency budget and house price collapse.
Good point, but one based upon convenient assumptions, and a denial that the worst case scenarios were presented as fact. They were presented thus - hence verily did the Chancellor and PM feel they had to resign.Predictions of worst case scenarios that don’t come true due to work done to mitigate them is different to saying things that aren’t true at the point of saying them
Kudos for crowbarring such a redoubtable word into your post, but the way this Cameron/Osborne stuff is bandied about as compelling evidence to refute anyone suggesting leaving the EU will be anything other than a hugely positive experience for the nation, has more than a little ignoratio elenchi about it.Good point, but one based upon convenient assumptions, and a denial that the worst case scenarios were presented as fact. They were presented thus - hence verily did the Chancellor and PM feel they had to resign.
You seem to use the word 'fuck' a lot when you run out of ideas.
Kudos for crowbarring such a redoubtable word into your post, but the way this Cameron/Osborne stuff is bandied about as compelling evidence to refute anyone suggesting leaving the EU will be anything other than a hugely positive experience for the nation, has more than a little ignoratio elenchi about it.
So, these people were either extremely bad at making predictions because they were unable to factor in the possibility that we’d actually do something to mitigate the outcomes being predicted, or they were deliberately lying to the British people to frighten them into voting Remain? Either way, you want us to listen to their new predictions of doom and gloom and accept that they know what they are doing and are acting in good faith?Predictions of worst case scenarios that don’t come true due to work done to mitigate them is different to saying things that aren’t true at the point of saying them
****.Another fucking understatement...
We could be like Norway. Farage's deal.I can't really help you there as I wasn't aware that any deal was on offer in 2016. Indeed the only one I'm aware of is the deal brokered by Mrs May and rejected by parliament. If there was another deal, then please excuse my ignorance.