[Politics] Brexit

[Two Professors]

The UK has 16m people that can't put their hands on 100 quid. The poorest will suffer most and already suffering as inflation starts to rise. Don't worry the Tories to the rescue

Proof?

 

[Soulman]

I see [MENTION=26105]Soulman[/MENTION] has now gone missing after I asked him this question

Hi Herr Tubthumper, as you probably realise the Brexiteers are normally on early and late. In the daytime I may pop in, when it is full of Remainers, meanwhile I am working. Hopefully I will be on tonight to give my view on yet another question.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Is it scaremongering the £ has lost value?

yes because as you well know that wont last for ever
regards
DR

 

[Two Professors]

Lively on here today,and it's not even Brexit Day yet.Wonder when the crayons will come out?

 

[daveinprague]

What a steaming pile of .....
The BBC gave loads of coverage to the disrespectful demonstration in London,as I have already pointed out!

Disrespectful, or not bowing to terrorism? Are you a defeatist?

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Hi Herr Tubthumper, as you probably realise the Brexiteers are normally on early and late. In the daytime I may pop in, when it is full of Remainers, meanwhile I am working. Hopefully I will be on tonight to give my view on yet another question.

I'm waiting

 

[Two Professors]

That seems a good idea. Unfortunately at least one poster on here has said that anyone who suggests such a pause for reflection* is an extremist and undemocratic loon, unless the pause happens AFTER we have actually left the EU. No I don't understand this either. He'll be along in a minute I hope.

*In fairness to the Brexit Ultras, they feel that a Pause for Reflection is undemocratic and extreme only if it involves getting the views of the electorate.

You've already had a pause for reflection,or have you forgotten Gina Miller's circus?

 

[beorhthelm]

Ah Mrs May's favourite saying 'the best possible deal'.

But what exactly is 'the best possible deal'. If all you are offered is no deal then logically no deal becomes 'the best possible deal'

Perhaps rather than rolling out meaningless slogans you could enlighten us with what is the minimum requirement that the UK is aiming for in the discussions with the EU.

i suppose its denial, but what you state as "meaningless" is quite full of meaning. when we leave we will have no more obligation to EU, no freedom of movement, no trade deal etc. the deal is therefore negotiate in as many mutually beneficial agreements as they can. no deal is potentially better than a say deal like Norway, tied to everything in the EU, including trade arrangements dictated by Brussels. one of the key benefits of leaving the EU is the potential to open up trade with the rest of the world. a deal that prohibits that would be difficult to justify (though might be acceptable to many and may not be the priority for most leavers).

on a related note, amusing observation this weekend if the EU did play hard and no trade deal came about, we could end up importing VW, BMWs and Mercs from South Africa.

 

[Two Professors]

Disrespectful, or not bowing to terrorism? Are you a defeatist?

I do find people putting their EU posters on the memorial to a dead police officer very disrespectful-disgusting people.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Next time you play poker, just make sure you show the other players your hand first, eh?

The future of Britain is now a game of chance? How on earth has Britain got itself into such a mess? Jeez

 

[studio150]

Hi Herr Tubthumper, as you probably realise the Brexiteers are normally on early and late. In the daytime I may pop in, when it is full of Remainers, meanwhile I am working. Hopefully I will be on tonight to give my view on yet another question.

Unlikely

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

You plum! You said it a few posts before you denied saying it! You're hilarious.

Priceless
regards
DR

 

[Soulman]

I'm waiting

I'm working.

 

[ManOfSussex]

Next time you play poker, just make sure you show the other players your hand first, eh?

But politics is not a game though?

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

I'm working.

Two posts suggest you have time?

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

The future of Britain is now a game of chance. How on earth has Britain got itself into such a mess? Jeez

only because you say so
regards
DR

 

[daveinprague]

I do find people putting their EU posters on the memorial to a dead police officer very disrespectful-disgusting people.

I see. So do I, however, thats not exactly what you said though was it, you said the demonstration itself was disrepectful.

 

[Triggaaar]

The future of Britain is now a game of chance.

It's as much chance as it was before.

How on earth has Britain got itself into such a mess?

Seems alright to me

 

[daveinprague]

It's as much chance as it was before.
Seems alright to me

Yep, rising inflation, weakening pound. Recipe for a successful future.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

yep, rising inflation, weakening pound. Recipe for a successful future.

you don't live here
regards
DR