Brexit

[Still's Carenae]

Say we lose 3-2 & feel we were hard done by. We need Becrow - he would make sure that we would keep replaying the match until the correct result came along. He is also going to be the referee, just to smooth this along.

[Max B Gold]

FWIW I believe Bercow actually does a very good job of trying to keep the MPs and govt within the Parliamentary rules. I accept he is both pompous and arrogant but those are good points in a job like that.

[RedDwarf 1881]

Say we lose 3-2 & feel we were hard done by. We need Becrow - he would make sure that we would keep replaying the match until the correct result came along. He is also going to be the referee, just to smooth this along.

Exactly .I didn't like the result of the FA Trophy . Can Becrow arrange for us to play that game again as well.

[RedDwarf 1881]

I can't remember who it was on here but this is for the complete plonker who said Brexiteers were thugs .

https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics ... estigation

[Max B Gold]

Fake news.

[Thor]

The problem Red is the remainers see things only one way, too blinkered to look at the potential benefits,

[one o in huntingdon]

The problem Red is the remainers see things only one way, too blinkered to look at the potential benefits,

So can you see the potential benefits of remaining in the EU then?

[RedDwarf 1881]

The problem Red is the remainers see things only one way, too blinkered to look at the potential benefits,

So can you see the potential benefits of remaining in the EU then?

Yeah, the benefits are we can have our laws set by a foreign power and they can tell us what to do. That saves the need for our own government to make any difference.

[one o in huntingdon]

The problem Red is the remainers see things only one way, too blinkered to look at the potential benefits,

So can you see the potential benefits of remaining in the EU then?

Yeah, the benefits are we can have our laws set by a foreign power and they can tell us what to do. That saves the need for our own government to make any difference.

So that would be like now, might as well just leave things then, need someone to govern us if Westminster can't manage it.

[tuffers#1]

Say we lose 3-2 & feel we were hard done by. We need Becrow - he would make sure that we would keep replaying the match until the correct result came along. He is also going to be the referee, just to smooth this along.

Say we lost 3-2 in a non- league game against salford & before the game we thought it was 11 v 11 , but in fact they had 12 man united players & a ref who made the rules up as he went along & didnt actually play to the official football rule book as we did.

Would you not feel just a little cheated ?

Asking for a Friend ?

[Thor]

So Tusk the weasel says today that he won't reopen the leaving document. He says he's open to talk if we want to change, of course by that he means stay. If they continue with this attitude it will be see ya, no deal, no money and goodbye.

[CreamofSumYungGai]

So Tusk the weasel says today that he won't reopen the leaving document. He says he's open to talk if we want to change, of course by that he means stay. If they continue with this attitude it will be see ya, no deal, no money and goodbye.

How many times do you think he should reopen the negotiations?

If I was the EU, I'd have told us to do one a long time ago. They've shown remarkable patience.

[RedDwarf 1881]

Yeah, for £39 Billion.

[Thor]

Cream we all know it's a bad deal, we all know the idiot may cant negotiate for toffee. So reopen it fix the crap that ties us to the EU and let's get on with it, pay the money and move forwards as best we can. Then you will get an agreed consensus and then watch this country fly high.

[Disoriented]

Cream we all know it's a bad deal, we all know the idiot may cant negotiate for toffee. So reopen it fix the crap that ties us to the EU and let's get on with it, pay the money and move forwards as best we can. Then you will get an agreed consensus and then watch this country fly high.

Yeah, we will fly as high as a Malaysia Air jet.

[Thor]

A new poll by yougov, put leave now increasing their lead over remain. 57% want to leave with 28% of people now wanting a no deal Brexit.

Concerning a general election, people indicated they would vote in the following fashion.

Tory 22%
Brexit 22%
Labour 20%
Lib Dem’s 19%

[StockholmO]

It's gone a bit quiet on the Brexit front. Is it going to happen or not?

[Dunners]

With a remainer as leader of the conservatives, and with a sizeable majority, you're going to get BRINO.

[Disoriented]

No deal Brexit coming up.

Armageddon awaits.

[Thor]

Told you this was the plan all along. Cummings and Boris have played this out to perfection.

[Disoriented]

Told you this was the plan all along. Cummings and Boris have played this out to perfection.

Perfection is fooking up the country?

[DonaldRocks]

Told you this was the plan all along. Cummings and Boris have played this out to perfection.

Yep, you are spot on. This is why that sham party "Brexit Party", didn't contest any Conservative held seats? And some of the sham party's MEP's including the exiled Jrm sister publicly left and urged people to vote for Boris and the Conservative party.

Simply put, In England you had a perfect storm, disastrous leadership and strategies in both the Lib Dems and labour campaigns alongside a manipulative simple message spun by Rasputins Puppet Boris.

They knew Boris is prune to putting his foot in it so keep his appearances limited. Boris couldn’t face Andrew Neil or Piers Morgan so people shouldn't be worried about Boris ability when meeting world leaders.

When is the Russia report coming out? I guarantee the Conservative party and many other social groupings have been infiltrated and influenced by the Russians.

[Thor]

So one of the main proponents of project fear is singing the praises and the upscale of brexit and the benefits of it for our country.

People I give you Mark Carney, originally we would drop 8% of GDP, then it dropped to 4.8% then it went positive and now the truth comes out. I give you his comments.

'In an environment where everything is getting a fresh look, it's fertile ground for taking a step back and making bigger changes than otherwise might have been made.

'It's early days but there are several initiatives - the budget will be telling - that suggest that some of these opportunities are being grasped.
He said that the data was 'absolutely clear' that Brexit 'had an impact, a notable impact on investment'.

But he then said that Brexit could prove to be 'a conceptual positive' for the UK.

It is a major reordering of our relationship not just with the European Union but our trading relationships with the rest of the world and it is prompting a reassessment of economic policy, structural economic policy in the country,' he said.

Mr Carney said the clear election victory for Mr Johnson in December which ended Brexit uncertainty and ensured the UK finally left the bloc on January 31 had caused an upturn in the UK economy.

'We are already seeing a rebound in confidence, business confidence and to some extent a firming of consumer confidence,' he said

[Rich Tea Wellin]

What are you trying to say Thor?

Aside from certainty produces more confidence in business.

[Ronnie Hotdogs]

Because business confidence is all that matters.