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Post by Peroni on Mar 29, 2019 9:23:57 GMT
all thanks to the corrupt and lying MP's who agreed to do 1 simple job and exit the EU but have colluded to ignore the request of the electorate and ensure such exit does not happen - they should all be sent to siberia with none of their wealth
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Post by singe on Mar 29, 2019 9:43:29 GMT
all thanks to the corrupt and lying MP's who agreed to do 1 simple job and exit the EU but have colluded to ignore the request of the electorate and ensure such exit does not happen - they should all be sent to siberia with none of their wealth So, whatever happens, it's not really going to be Brexit after all. Will they decide to accept a deal that gives the UK a position that is worse than they have at the moment, or will there be a second referendum. Neither are Brexit really are they. Must say though, in this time of crisis for the UK, the sight of a number of Tory MPs jockeying for position to try to become PM is vomit inducing. |
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Post by Gresty on Mar 29, 2019 11:07:25 GMT
all thanks to the corrupt and lying MP's who agreed to do 1 simple job and exit the EU but have colluded to ignore the request of the electorate and ensure such exit does not happen - they should all be sent to siberia with none of their wealth So, whatever happens, it's not really going to be Brexit after all. Will they decide to accept a deal that gives the UK a position that is worse than they have at the moment, or will there be a second referendum. Neither are Brexit really are they. Must say though, in this time of crisis for the UK, the sight of a number of Tory MPs jockeying for position to try to become PM is vomit inducing. It's all been vomit inducing for nearly three years. And it ain't just the Tories. A shameful laughing stock all over the world. If this shambles of a government accepts a deal that is patently and obviously worse than that which EU membership affords us currently, there may well be civil unrest. All 650 odd MP's should hang their heads in shame for not putting the nation and its citizens above personal ideology and self promotion. All this is truly beyond belief. Aaah, that's better. |
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Post by Palms Halt on Mar 29, 2019 11:13:39 GMT
all thanks to the corrupt and lying MP's who agreed to do 1 simple job and exit the EU but have colluded to ignore the request of the electorate and ensure such exit does not happen - they should all be sent to siberia with none of their wealth The brexit you seem to want isn't possible without ruining this country for generations. MPs might not be up to it, but at least they're reluctant to ruin our children's lives. |
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Post by eggchaserbull on Mar 29, 2019 11:42:00 GMT
So, whatever happens, it's not really going to be Brexit after all. Will they decide to accept a deal that gives the UK a position that is worse than they have at the moment, or will there be a second referendum. Neither are Brexit really are they. Must say though, in this time of crisis for the UK, the sight of a number of Tory MPs jockeying for position to try to become PM is vomit inducing. It's all been vomit inducing for nearly three years. And it ain't just the Tories. A shameful laughing stock all over the world. If this shambles of a government accepts a deal that is patently and obviously worse than that which EU membership affords us currently, there may well be civil unrest. All 650 odd MP's should hang their heads in shame for not putting the nation and its citizens above personal ideology and self promotion. All this is truly beyond belief. Aaah, that's better. It would appear that it's not because of Westminster, it's this bloke's fault. www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/mar/22/uri-geller-promises-to-stop-brexit-using-telepathy |
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Post by Gresty on Mar 29, 2019 11:56:11 GMT
Ha.
Yet another tw*t making an idiot of himself on the subject, alongside all the others.
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Post by Barney still in B-Block on Mar 29, 2019 17:09:15 GMT
So, whatever happens, it's not really going to be Brexit after all. Will they decide to accept a deal that gives the UK a position that is worse than they have at the moment, or will there be a second referendum. Neither are Brexit really are they. Must say though, in this time of crisis for the UK, the sight of a number of Tory MPs jockeying for position to try to become PM is vomit inducing. It's all been vomit inducing for nearly three years. And it ain't just the Tories. A shameful laughing stock all over the world. If this shambles of a government accepts a deal that is patently and obviously worse than that which EU membership affords us currently, there may well be civil unrest. All 650 odd MP's should hang their heads in shame for not putting the nation and its citizens above personal ideology and self promotion. All this is truly beyond belief. Aaah, that's better. As it happens, have been in Europe alll week, and no-one is laughing More a mixture of bafflement and pity. Plenty of Brits working here who have some grave concerns, and a couple who are going home because their company has pulled the plug due to lack of certainty. A Swiss fellow summed it up as ‘why do you wish to chop your own legs off?’ (And yes I know, Switzerland isn’t in the EU) |
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Post by reasonabull on Mar 29, 2019 17:15:09 GMT
With any luck we will now stay in!! Why the fcuk would we want to make our selves poorer?
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Post by colebridgebull on Mar 29, 2019 18:01:01 GMT
It's the will of the people.
(To ensure the likes of Farage and Rees-Mogg are richer.)
Bit daft really.
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Post by colebridgebull on Mar 29, 2019 18:04:02 GMT
all thanks to the corrupt and lying MP's who agreed to do 1 simple job and exit the EU but have colluded to ignore the request of the electorate and ensure such exit does not happen - they should all be sent to siberia with none of their wealth How is it simple? And if it is, why have those who advocated it, failed to deliver it? That's where you should be directing your anger. Johnson, Gove, Davis, Fox, Rees-Mogg, the moronic Ian Duncan-Smith etc etc. The Brexiteers are solely responsible for this. No-one else. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 29, 2019 18:56:51 GMT
No deal it is then.
I think the country will be perfectly fine.
In 15-20 years.
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Post by Peroni on Mar 29, 2019 19:23:10 GMT
all thanks to the corrupt and lying MP's who agreed to do 1 simple job and exit the EU but have colluded to ignore the request of the electorate and ensure such exit does not happen - they should all be sent to siberia with none of their wealth How is it simple? And if it is, why have those who advocated it, failed to deliver it? That's where you should be directing your anger. Johnson, Gove, Davis, Fox, Rees-Mogg, the moronic Ian Duncan-Smith etc etc. The Brexiteers are solely responsible for this. No-one else. clearly not simple mr pedantic the house took on responsibility to ensure brexit collectively they failed the people (majority) prefering to think of themselves and their personal gains that's not why they are there |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 29, 2019 19:25:22 GMT
If they could could get "Make us as popular as when we got caught systematically fiddling our expenses powder" they would be buying it by the wheelbarrow at the moment.
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Post by colebridgebull on Mar 29, 2019 19:48:11 GMT
How is it simple? And if it is, why have those who advocated it, failed to deliver it? That's where you should be directing your anger. Johnson, Gove, Davis, Fox, Rees-Mogg, the moronic Ian Duncan-Smith etc etc. The Brexiteers are solely responsible for this. No-one else. clearly not simple mr pedantic the house took on responsibility to ensure brexit collectively they failed the people (majority) prefering to think of themselves and their personal gains that's not why they are there So when you wrote "1 simple job" (which was the premise of your post) you actually meant "clearly not simple"? Just so we're clear on this. FWIW pretty well every Remainer has been pointing out that the whole thing is a monumental clusterfeck from the Day Cameron announced the referendum. So sadly, I repeat, this is ALL down to the Brexiteers and the poor souls who swallowed their crap. About time they started owning it rather than trying to divert blame elsewhere. Hate to say you were told, but in this case you were. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 29, 2019 19:55:34 GMT
clearly not simple mr pedantic the house took on responsibility to ensure brexit collectively they failed the people (majority) prefering to think of themselves and their personal gains that's not why they are there So when you wrote "1 simple job" (which was the premise of your post) you actually meant "clearly not simple"? Just so we're clear on this. FWIW pretty well every Remainer has been pointing out that the whole thing is a monumental clusterfeck from the Day Cameron announced the referendum. So sadly, I repeat, this is ALL down to the Brexiteers and the poor souls who swallowed their crap. About time they started owning it rather than trying to divert blame elsewhere. Hate to say you were told, but in this case you were. A lady got a right ragging this morning on R5Live. She said that she voted to leave because she thought the remain majority would be so high that it would weaken us in the future when negotiating within the EU. She said she felt stupid afterwards. A fair few people texted in to give her grief. At least she had a decent reason I suppose. Rather than the "send the buggers back" sort of stuff that people were really wanting to say (and some were). Someone pointed out on the drive home that even a general election wouldn't solve anything, as no one could come up with a manifesto given that there is way too much recent evidence of politicians properly going back on their word, on a whole new scale. This is mental. |
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Post by Peroni on Mar 29, 2019 20:23:16 GMT
clearly not simple mr pedantic the house took on responsibility to ensure brexit collectively they failed the people (majority) prefering to think of themselves and their personal gains that's not why they are there So when you wrote "1 simple job" (which was the premise of your post) you actually meant "clearly not simple"? Just so we're clear on this. FWIW pretty well every Remainer has been pointing out that the whole thing is a monumental clusterfeck from the Day Cameron announced the referendum. So sadly, I repeat, this is ALL down to the Brexiteers and the poor souls who swallowed their crap. About time they started owning it rather than trying to divert blame elsewhere. Hate to say you were told, but in this case you were. You'll be telling me next that HFC searched far and wide for a quality manager to take us to the next level when replacing beadle the deal was exit eu no buts - its been controlled by a bunch of remainers - thats where the problem lies - turkeys dont organise the menu on Christmas day, what else was going to happen when the big chief in charge doesn't want to leave |
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Post by Monkey Tennis on Mar 29, 2019 20:24:27 GMT
I'll probably get into right trouble now.
A large proportion of the population who voted "out" did so on the basis of their inherent rascism. That and nothing else. It's why we are where we are now.
Rule Britannia.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 29, 2019 20:24:46 GMT
So when you wrote "1 simple job" (which was the premise of your post) you actually meant "clearly not simple"? Just so we're clear on this. FWIW pretty well every Remainer has been pointing out that the whole thing is a monumental clusterfeck from the Day Cameron announced the referendum. So sadly, I repeat, this is ALL down to the Brexiteers and the poor souls who swallowed their crap. About time they started owning it rather than trying to divert blame elsewhere. Hate to say you were told, but in this case you were. You'll be telling me next that HFC searched far and wide for a quality manager to take us to the next level when replacing beadle the deal was exit eu no buts - its been controlled by a bunch of remainers - thats where the problem lies - turkeys dont organise the menu on Christmas day, what else was going to happen when the big chief in charge doesn't want to leaveGreat. You head to bring ww in to it. |
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Post by Monkey Tennis on Mar 29, 2019 20:35:15 GMT
You'll be telling me next that HFC searched far and wide for a quality manager to take us to the next level when replacing beadle the deal was exit eu no buts - its been controlled by a bunch of remainers - thats where the problem lies - turkeys dont organise the menu on Christmas day, what else was going to happen when the big chief in charge doesn't want to leaveGreat. You head to bring ww in to it. You gone all Scotch? |
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Post by colebridgebull on Mar 29, 2019 20:41:12 GMT
So when you wrote "1 simple job" (which was the premise of your post) you actually meant "clearly not simple"? Just so we're clear on this. FWIW pretty well every Remainer has been pointing out that the whole thing is a monumental clusterfeck from the Day Cameron announced the referendum. So sadly, I repeat, this is ALL down to the Brexiteers and the poor souls who swallowed their crap. About time they started owning it rather than trying to divert blame elsewhere. Hate to say you were told, but in this case you were. You'll be telling me next that HFC searched far and wide for a quality manager to take us to the next level when replacing beadle the deal was exit eu no buts - its been controlled by a bunch of remainers - thats where the problem lies - turkeys dont organise the menu on Christmas day, what else was going to happen when the big chief in charge doesn't want to leave David Davis (arch Brexiteer) was Secretary of State for Exiting the EU for two years after the referendum. He failed miserably. He was succeeded by arch Brexiteer Dominic Raab. Who was instrumental in drawing up the Withdrawal Agreement he subsequently voted against. He failed miserably. Boris Johnson was Foreign Secretary. He failed miserably. The disgraced Liam Fox has been International Trade Secretary throughout this process. By tonight he promised to have hundreds of trade deals up and running. He failed miserably. Gove and the ridiculous duo of Grayling and Leadsom have been. In the cabinet throughout. Have they stepped up? Of course not. Get the picture? May stepped in because not one single Brexiteer was able to deliver on their promises. I admire her for that, if nothing else. |
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