EU referendum...THE RESULT...and aftermath...

harvetheslayer wrote:

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Les Miserable wrote:

Yesterday 21 Tory MP's ended their political careers over a moral refusal to take this country down the toilet. Says a lot

Including the Grandson of Winston Churchill. Ken Clarke the father of the house and Philip Hammond....as Kier Starmer said this morning nobody trusts the liar that is Johnson

I didn't write that, kindly amend it.

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I attempted to as I clearly posted earlier....I cant change your own post now you've quoted it

Johnson just watching him at PMQ is just a complete embarrasment he's so far out of his depth its pathetic he simply cannot answer a direct question with a direct answer

Boris seriously is trashing his own party in real time. Can hardly believe what we're hearing
Corbyns heading to number 10 by a wide margin at this rate

Boris on PMQ's shouting out "shit or bust"

P.O.I wrote:

Boris on PMQ's shouting out "shit or bust"

Yes I had to ask my lad beside me did he actually say that lol

He's been asked 5 times now a direct question what discussions with the EU are happening. 5 times hes blustered in response about surrender bills instead. One female shouted "answer the question" in frustration
He's absolutely hopeless across the board.

Is a recession a worthwhile price to pay for avoiding no deal?

The UK is at risk of slipping into recession, according to a closely watched survey of industry managers.
The dominant services sector grew only slightly in August, the purchasing managers' index (PMI) from IHS Markit/CIPS suggests.
"The lack of any meaningful growth... raises the likelihood that the UK economy is slipping into recession," said IHS economist Chris Williamson.
The construction and manufacturing sectors also shrunk in August.
The services sector accounts for 80% of the UK economy.
According to IHS' survey, the sector barely expanded in August, achieving a score of 50.6 - down from 51.4 in July. Anything above 50 marks growth, while a lower number indicates a contraction.
However, the figure including manufacturing and construction was 49.7, the second contraction for the private sector in three months.
IHS Markit said Brexit uncertainty and higher business costs were to blame.

It's almost as though the MPs don't give a toss about the UK. If they win this next round we will kick the can down the road for another three months whilst they all plot and scheme on how to prolong the agony even further.
Whilst all the attentions centred on no deal what's happened to the "graduated withdrawal" that was mooted after we took the vote? For example leave EU on 31st October but do it over a three year period enabling businesses to plan for the event, medicines and drugs would have no initial problems crossing the border and again there would be three years to plan for it. Who could possibly argue against it?

harvetheslayer wrote:

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I attempted to as I clearly posted earlier....I cant change your own post now you've quoted it

Beth Rigby in the studio "Do you worry about his loose language" to a Tory colleague referring to Boris.....
That Sikh MP for Slough must have sent shivers down the buffoons back he absolutely slaughtered Johnson over his letterbox and bank robbers jibe.

This was a disaster session for Johnson he can only hope the home viewing audience on Sky was limited

Car crash from the Chancellor awful.....I actually felt sorry for Bercow having to warn him again. You could see he was unhappy to do it.

harvetheslayer wrote:

Beth Rigby in the studio "Do you worry about his loose language" to a Tory colleague referring to Boris.....
That Sikh MP for Slough must have sent shivers down the buffoons back he absolutely slaughtered Johnson over his letterbox and bank robbers jibe.

This was a disaster session for Johnson he can only hope the home viewing audience on Sky was limited

BBC Parliament (channel 232)....doesn't miss a moment of it.

Fantastic twenty four hours for British politics. Locking us into limbo land. Opposition frightened of an election and a PM with no majority sat there like a lemon whilst the country slowly slides into the shite. A round of applause for all the MPs who have worked tirelessly to achieve this.

Earwegoagain wrote:

Fantastic twenty four hours for British politics. Locking us into limbo land. Opposition frightened of an election and a PM with no majority sat there like a lemon whilst the country slowly slides into the shite. A round of applause for all the MPs who have worked tirelessly to achieve this.

What entertainment it has been on channel 232. They reckon Boris will try to bring in a new law to secure an election.

Whenever I've seen any news channel interviewing voters they all, leavers and remainers, want a resolution.

Lol Jo Johnson announced resignation as Business Minister and MP
The entire party is imploding and long overdue

What an utter mess Boris has engineered with his bluster....

Earwegoagain wrote:

Whenever I've seen any news channel interviewing voters they all, leavers and remainers, want a resolution.

Yep I'd go along with that. Interesting that by apparently an error the previous withdrawal bill is back on the menu last night

According to one newspaper, EU Blairites persuaded (leaned on) Corbyn not to vote in favour of an election.

The new law they think Boris could being in is a lower voting percentage to win a new vote.

Lol Johnson comes of number 10 to greet the Israeli contingent in front of Sky to be met by a member of the Press shouting "are you a lame duck Prime Minister"

harvetheslayer wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

Whenever I've seen any news channel interviewing voters they all, leavers and remainers, want a resolution.

Yep I'd go along with that. Interesting that by apparently an error the previous withdrawal bill is back on the menu last night

What the bill that the MPs unamimously voted down before? The only deal the EU are likely to offer now the MPs have tied Bojos hands to negotiate a new one?
This should go back to the people now parliament are no nearer a resolution after sthree years another three years won't sort it. It's a feckin disgrace and can't be pinned solely on Bojos shoulders all the MPs from all sides should be ashamed of themselves.

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You gotta laugh. Never before has there been such an overwhelming opportunity for an opposition party to steamroll an election. Yet the leader of the opposition is so utterly inept and lacking in any credibility, that he knows he can’t win.

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You gotta laugh. Never before has there been such an overwhelming opportunity for an opposition party to steamroll an election. Yet the leader of the opposition is so utterly inept and lacking in any credibility, that he knows he can’t win.

Trouble is Boris would struggle to get much of a working majority. Limboland innit.

Earwegoagain wrote:

harvetheslayer wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

Whenever I've seen any news channel interviewing voters they all, leavers and remainers, want a resolution.

Yep I'd go along with that. Interesting that by apparently an error the previous withdrawal bill is back on the menu last night

What the bill that the MPs unamimously voted down before? The only deal the EU are likely to offer now the MPs have tied Bojos hands to negotiate a new one?

Yep thats the one. No Deal Bill will reach Royal assent tomorrow. I suspect Corbyn will accept Boris' renewed calling of an election next Monday but wont be prior to 31/10.

Not long before Boris shakes his cock at the opposition benches. Hes gonna blow!

Earwegoagain wrote:

Not long before Boris shakes his cock at the opposition benches. Hes gonna blow!

He's been completely unmasked this week clueless, directionless and utterly out of his depth thats for sure. The attached screenshot is quite telling it really is......

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Czarcasm wrote:

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You gotta laugh. Never before has there been such an overwhelming opportunity for an opposition party to steamroll an election. Yet the leader of the opposition is so utterly inept and lacking in any credibility, that he knows he can’t win.

its not that, its to prevent Johnson sneaking Brexit over the line during the interim. They'll be an election once we're certain he hasn't buggered up the country.

harvetheslayer wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

harvetheslayer wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

Whenever I've seen any news channel interviewing voters they all, leavers and remainers, want a resolution.

Yep I'd go along with that. Interesting that by apparently an error the previous withdrawal bill is back on the menu last night

What the bill that the MPs unamimously voted down before? The only deal the EU are likely to offer now the MPs have tied Bojos hands to negotiate a new one?

Yep thats the one. No Deal Bill will reach Royal assent tomorrow. I suspect Corbyn will accept Boris' renewed calling of an election next Monday but wont be prior to 31/10.

Not correct. It was the only deal possible once you'd taken Mays insistence on ending freedom of movement into account and squared it with the need to keep the Irish border open as well as keeping the DUP onside and preventing the Break up of the United Kingdom.

Corbyn is also ruling out an election this side of 31st, which means Johnson will either have to go to Brussels for an extension, resign or break the law. Neither option is particularly good for him. The first means the Brexit Party will kill him in a November election, the 2nd he wont do, the third is pretty

It makes me laugh wailing that Johnsons hands have been tied, he hasn't done a damn thing other than insist the EU drop the backstop which they won't do and otherwise run the clock down.

Johnson has been woeful right from the second he's faced serious scrutiny. Not even his Brother wants anything to do with him.