How do we resolve the Brexit mess?

[Vic]

UK government set to U-turn on plan to scrap or revise all EU law

Fury among Eurosceptics over news that large sections of Brussels legislation will stay on statute books

www.ft.com

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I actually respect Sunak's approach to the EU. Very pragmatic and seemingly prepared to face down the swivel-eyed loons of the ERG.

So swivel-eyed loons might as well vote Labour? They're all the same.

 

[Bill Walker]

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Good bit of comedy from the Telegraph.

How could we have not realised that it’s the Remainer institutional mind virus that’s causing Britain’s problems?

That preposterous phrase puts me in mind of this…

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

even Tories now realise a leap into the abyss is probably not a great idea

Tories to leave thousands of EU laws intact in latest Brexit betrayal

Kemi Badenoch said to have told Eurosceptics it was impossible to remove the rulings despite Rishi Sunak’s pledge to abolish more than 4,000

www.telegraph.co.uk

Strange. It’s almost like extricating ourselves from a hugely complex multilateral political and trading agreement that had been in situ (and had evolved) for the best part of half a century isn’t akin to leaving a fucking golf club and cancelling your direct debit.

Who could possibly have imagined that it wouldn’t be so simple?

 

[Magicpole]

As funny as that is, it kinda sums up the intellectual capacity of a big chunk of the morons who voted for it. So fucking thick and angry, should be angry they are so fucking thick, but, it’s that old saying, morons never know they are morons, it other people who need to suffer.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Strange. It’s almost like extricating ourselves from a hugely complex multilateral political and trading agreement that had been in situ (and had evolved) for the best part of half a century isn’t akin to leaving a fucking golf club and cancelling your direct debit.

Who could possibly have imagined that it wouldn’t be so simple?

Simple people?

 

[East Level 2]

Strange. It’s almost like extricating ourselves from a hugely complex multilateral political and trading agreement that had been in situ (and had evolved) for the best part of half a century isn’t akin to leaving a fucking golf club and cancelling your direct debit.

Who could possibly have imagined that it wouldn’t be so simple?

Did they mislay the oven-ready deal?

 

[Bodicoteblue]

Good bit of comedy from the Telegraph.

How could we have not realised that it’s the Remainer institutional mind virus that’s causing Britain’s problems?

I’m worried now.
Seems every time I take my tin foil hat off, remainer mind virus leaks out and impoverishes the country.
There surely must be a vaccine that’s full of microchips ready to be activated by an emergency phone signal to help with this problem.
It‘s all driving me mad……….
I‘m off to pass some elite buck now.

 

[west didsblue]

I’m worried now.
Seems every time I take my tin foil hat off, remainer mind virus leaks out and impoverishes the country.
There surely must be a vaccine that’s full of microchips ready to be activated by an emergency phone signal to help with this problem.
It‘s all driving me mad……….
I‘m off to pass some elite buck now.

I do wonder if these political commentators really believe the absolute codswallop in their articles?
Surely they can’t be as thick as those that read it and are taken in by it.

 

[bluethrunthru]

Good bit of comedy from the Telegraph.

How could we have not realised that it’s the Remainer institutional mind virus that’s causing Britain’s problems?

given most of them are anti-vaxxers it seems we will have no hope of a cure for this virus lol. Good take downs in the Poke

18 sick takedowns of the Telegraph’s ‘Remainer mind virus’ column

The Editor of the Sunday Telegraph, Allister Heath, has worked out who’s responsible for the woeful state of Britain – and it isn’t the government that’s been in power for 13 years. Satire may as well take the rest of the year off as let’s face it…we’re not topping this...

www.thepoke.co.uk