[Politics] Brexit

[GT49er]

Oh sweet lord. I suppose by the same token we can blame Gordon Brown for entering a coalition with the LibDems on the basis that he might have done if he'd still been Prime Minister.

Gordon Brown for entering a coalition with the LibDems? Delusional.

 

[studio150]

Thank the Lord! You've got it at last!

Strange thing to say, as this would mean you would be happy if we had the same relationship with the EU as Norway.

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

Just out of interest, in what way do you feel Margaret Thatcher was spineless 'at Maastricht'?

She should have rejected the Maastricht treaty. It forged the way for closer integration and monetary union.

 

[Baldseagull]

Thank the Lord! You've got it at last!

Surprised, but pleased, to hear that you are so open to a soft Brexit.

 

[Baldseagull]

She should have rejected the Maastricht treaty. It forged the way for closer integration and monetary union.

Which we don't have in the UK.

 

[Lincoln Imp]

She should have rejected the Maastricht treaty. It forged the way for closer integration and monetary union.

...all right, I 'll put it another way. You blame Thatcher for not rejecting the treaty, but what difference would it have made?

 

[Baldseagull]

actually i dont know what you think at all
for some bizarre reason you wont answer ...you seem to be stuck on 2 out of 4 ....but which 2?

lets try again, 4 questions 4 simple answers

1/ did remain voters know what they were voting for?
2/ did remain voters know what the official vote remain group were promoting and protesting against?
3/ did leave voter know what they were voting for?
4/ did leave voters know what the official vote Leave group were promoting and protesting against?

My bizarre reason is, I have been down this path with you before. I point out your error, and you ignore it. It is becoming tedious for me to do and for others to read. Grow some balls .

 

[Lincoln Imp]

Gordon Brown for entering a coalition with the LibDems? Delusional.

You make a subtle point. Too subtle for me I'm afraid. What is it?

 

[Lincoln Imp]

My bizarre reason is, I have been down this path with you before. I point out your error, and you ignore it. It is becoming tedious for me to do and for others to read. Grow some balls .

Careful. Pasta knows everything. He even knows my children and their spouses. And the sense of entitlement with which they plan their lives.

 

[Baldseagull]

My leave vote was to end supremacy of the ECj,It was to return more law making powers to westminster, it was to leave being members of the EU single market, it was to trade with them as non members. My vote was to regain control of our borders and end free movement so everyone EU and non EU have to play by the same rules to enter the country free from discrimination.

i have no idea who you are labelling as "them"

I see you are ducking this one too. We're you born nutless or did something happen?

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

...all right, I 'll put it another way. You blame Thatcher for not rejecting the treaty, but what difference would it have made?

Which we don't have in the UK.

Wow. I care about Europe. Monetary union has been catastrophic for Europe.

 

[GoldWithFalmer]

actually i dont know what you think at all
for some bizarre reason you wont answer ...you seem to be stuck on 2 out of 4 ....but which 2?

lets try again, 4 questions 4 simple answers

You and your blooming questions here's a funny video to lighten the mood....

It's reminded me of this

 

[Lincoln Imp]

Wow. I care about Europe. Monetary union has been catastrophic for Europe.

I know you think that. Look back and you will see I was asking you why you blame Thatcher though.

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

I know you think that. Look back and you will see I was asking you why you blame Thatcher though.

Sorry. It was not just Thatcher. But she, supposedly the iron lady, just rolled over as far as I'm concerned. Just a Gus hypnotised CMS, I think the EEC leaders did some kind of black magic on her and she lost the chance to rein things in.

 

[Lincoln Imp]

Sorry. It was not just Thatcher. But she, supposedly the iron lady, just rolled over as far as I'm concerned. Just a Gus hypnotised CMS, I think the EEC leaders did some kind of black magic on her and she lost the chance to rein things in.

And also, she wasn't prime minister at the time.

 

[ManOfSussex]

Boris Johnson at it again - http://news.sky.com/story/boris-johnson-supports-freedom-of-movement-in-brexit-10678355

 

[Baldseagull]

Wow. I care about Europe. Monetary union has been catastrophic for Europe.

Apologies, I took your comment as put as a reason for Leave. Monetary Union is another debate.

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

And also, she wasn't prime minister at the time.

Yes you're right, that is memory playing tricks on me. Single European act I was thinking of. It was Major and of course he was pro European Union whereas she was anti federalist but massively in favour of free trade.

Apologies, I took your comment as put as a reason for Leave. Monetary Union is another debate.

No problem. [emoji2]

 

[Soulman]

Boris Johnson at it again - http://news.sky.com/story/boris-johnson-supports-freedom-of-movement-in-brexit-10678355

After reading the article, it states "
"He did not say he supported freedom of movement and challenges anyone to show proof that he ever said that."
So more stirring.

 

[vegster]

After reading the article, it states "
"He did not say he supported freedom of movement and challenges anyone to show proof that he ever said that."
So more stirring.

Of course, one can never accuse Boris of backtracking, we can be quite sure that he backtracks..