Brexit again...

[Santa]

TM's Brexit deal is not what they or majority of voters wanted.

I must have missed that bit. My ballot paper only had two boxes.

[Jacko51]

Spot on.

 

You did realise I was taking the **** didn’t you??

[Andyregs]

BJ and DD have obviously come to the conclusion that TM's Brexit deal is not what they or majority of voters wanted.

Good on them for realising that she is not up to the job.

Get Jacob in,at least he's on the side of the Brexiteers.

 

Davis has had two years to negotiate with the eu. What on earth has he done? Boris is an opportunist who chose brexit as a leadership challenge. This time I wouldn’t be surprised if he is making sure he isn’t a part of the certain disaster we are facing, so he can then make a leadership challenge. As for mogg, I can’t honestly grasp how anyone who isn’t landed gentry from the 19th century would see that as a good thing.

Strong and stable, we’d have been better off with lord buckethead.

[For Us All]

TM needs to go now.

This is what you get if you have a spineless Remainer in charge.

Bring on JRM.

[For Us All]

Davis has had two years to negotiate with the eu. What on earth has he done? Boris is an opportunist who chose brexit as a leadership challenge. This time I wouldn’t be surprised if he is making sure he isn’t a part of the certain disaster we are facing, so he can then make a leadership challenge. As for mogg, I can’t honestly grasp how anyone who isn’t landed gentry from the 19th century would see that as a good thing.

Strong and stable, we’d have been better off with lord buckethead.

 

Nobody will want Jezza.😂

[For Us All]

You did realise I was taking the **** didn’t you??

 

You didn't make it clear enough?😂

[For Us All]

I must have missed that bit. My ballot paper only had two boxes.

 

You obviously ticked the wrong box.😂

[fuzzyvalefan]

I must have missed that bit. My ballot paper only had two boxes.

 

Far too few. That is the problem. People were asked to vote for an abstract idea based on little to no knowledge about how it might work in practice. Now reality has hit home and the whole thing has been shown to be the shambles it was always likely to be. It has to be time for a 2nd referendum.

[Andyregs]

TM needs to go now.

This is what you get if you have a spineless Remainer in charge.

Bring on JRM.

 

And when it’s a disaster you’ve got you’re ready made excuse. It’s not the fault of those that voted for this nonsense fault, oh no, it’s those pesky remainers fault.

Not sure however, how voting remain makes someone spineless. That would also make half the party you support spineless. Along with the last two prime ministers you voted for.

[Jacko51]

You didn't make it clear enough?😂

 

Contributing to this thread is like dealing with a learning difficulties class at times!!

[For Us All]

And when it’s a disaster you’ve got you’re ready made excuse. It’s not the fault of those that voted for this nonsense fault, oh no, it’s those pesky remainers fault.

Not sure however, how voting remain makes someone spineless. That would also make half the party you support spineless. Along with the last two prime ministers you voted for.

 

She's obviously not committed to what the Brexiteers want and needs to go.

[For Us All]

Contributing to this thread is like dealing with a learning difficulties class at times!!

 

I was kidding.(see smilie for more details).

[Andyregs]

She's obviously not committed to what the Brexiteers want and needs to go.

 

What do you want out of interest?

[Jacko51]

I was kidding.(see smilie for more details).

 

So was I (see double exclamation marks!)

[Jacko51]

Can I remind folk of what Johnson said in the Telegraph three days after the referendum:

 

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2016/06/26/i-cannot-stress-too-much-that-britain-is-part-of-europe--and-alw/

 

In particular:

 

I cannot stress too much that Britain is part of Europe, and always will be. There will still be intense and intensifying European cooperation and partnership in a huge number of fields: the arts, the sciences, the universities, and on improving the environment. EU citizens living in this country will have their rights fully protected, and the same goes for British citizens living in the EU.

 

British people will still be able to go and work in the EU; to live; to travel; to study; to buy homes and to settle down. As the German equivalent of the CBI – the BDI – has very sensibly reminded us, there will continue to be free trade, and access to the single market.

 

I'm not sure what it was he didn't like about May's proposal?