Brexit again...

[Fosse69]

Mogg had a plan.... leave... full stop.

May not be the most complicated or diverse plan ever, not necessarily the best plan.

Mogg`s plan has happened, he moved his money to Ireland.

[Jacko51]

Mogg had a plan.... leave... full stop.

May not be the most complicated or diverse plan ever, not necessarily the best plan.

 

What was his solution to the Irish border issue? Was it just leave, WTO and sod the consequences??

[For Us All]

Mogg`s plan has happened, he moved his money to Ireland.

 

No he didn't.

[mikey]

The only way left to deliver brexit is a no deal situation. There may be a few weeks of disruption, but any talk of long term shortages is just project fear. I can't see the Spanish leaving their fruit and veg to rot, or the Germans laying of tens of thousands of car workers. Are the French going to start tipping wine down the grid? no of course not. They need us to buy their products.

[aspin for england]

See Tusk is really worried about a no deal,nice comments he’s made too, no matter who it’s supposed to be aimed at.So is Juncker who is supposed to have ORDERED us to pay the 38 billion even if a no deal arises. Lovely people these EU leaders , who show nothing but respect to Britain and the British people. ...........Maybe the only thing they DO respect is our contributions .

[geosname]

What was his solution to the Irish border issue? Was it just leave, WTO and sod the consequences??

 

Quite probably

[geosname]

Mogg`s plan has happened, he moved his money to Ireland.

 

Now Fosse you know that isn't true mate.... made me smile though

[geosname]

See Tusk is really worried about a no deal,nice comments he’s made too, no matter who it’s supposed to be aimed at.So is Juncker who is supposed to have ORDERED us to pay the 38 billion even if a no deal arises.

 

Not much chance of that happening..... I wonder which court it would go to

[Fosse69]

Now Fosse you know that isn't true mate.... made me smile though

Not all of it of course, one of his businesses.

[For Us All]

Not all of it of course, one of his businesses.

 

No he didn't,he opened a fund up in Ireland,another of many which he has around the world.It's called expanding.

[Fosse69]

No he didn't,he opened a fund up in Ireland,another of many which he has around the world.It's called expanding.

One of his businesses.

[Paul6754]

The “British People” didn’t lie it was Johnson with his bus. Fox with his it’ll be a piece of cake and the other lying clowns that produced this almighty cock up

 

Couldn't agree more and for democracy to work properly the widest and most truthful information has to be given to the electorate, it clearly wasn't in the first referendum.

 

The first referendum bought democracy in the UK down to a level of that in some of the most corrupt and badly managed countries in the world, a total disgrace IMO and I fail to see how posters/Brexiteers can support the result. There is a massive difference between telling a lie (a known untruth) and a prediction (Something that may happen).

[geosname]

One of his businesses.

 

It's asset management.... assets all over the world... like the Germans move cars he moves money.

[Regal Beagle]

Didn't you read anything? Facts are not semantics.

 

Do you not read my post?

 

I'm not denying that the referendum was advisory in name. We agree. It still doesn't matter though.

[Regal Beagle]

Couldn't agree more and for democracy to work properly the widest and most truthful information has to be given to the electorate, it clearly wasn't in the first referendum.

 

The first referendum bought democracy in the UK down to a level of that in some of the most corrupt and badly managed countries in the world, a total disgrace IMO and I fail to see how posters/Brexiteers can support the result. There is a massive difference between telling a lie (a known untruth) and a prediction (Something that may happen).

 

I agree, and that's why we can support the result. Because justice was done and the british people saw through the many project fear lies.