I’ve avoided this thread until now but from observing Brexit so far I am amazed so many are still pro-Brexit despite it being a massive leap of faith with no real detail or understanding the impact of it. I wonder if these same people are so reckless in everything they do
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[Politics] Brexit
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beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
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if you were a betting man what would back... i'm going for foreign policy in Africa.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Davis is driving his clown car of negotiators at full speed towards the cliff edge without even knowing how far the drop is [emoji38]ol:
nicko31
Well-known member
Its an interesting question.
From a financial perspective they are less likely to take a risk in life to better themselves, instead blame others for their own shortcomings. The scapegoat of the moment is the EU and foreigners. After Brexit it will be something else
Why are they reckless with regard to Brexit? Many just feel the negative effects of Brexit will exclude them and the benefits, pensions, and high standard of healthcare we have will be untouched by the economic fallout
A tour de force from the Prime Minister... left Corbyn clutching at straws.
"The only hard border around here is right down the middle of the Labour Party"
mikeyjh
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It certainly is, I almost feel sorry for her now, she's broken. It's a mess of her own making though. How long will she last?
Don't be silly, she has no answers so turned to the old trick of shoddy, get out of jail, attacks. This whole nothing is agreed until everything is agreed stuff is not going to fly.
Corbyn could have done better though.
cheshunt seagull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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How many EC officials have you actually met?
nicko31
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Keeps saying leaving the SM & CU, with no border for Ireland. An ego writing cheques her body can't cash
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlOuqaZVSsw
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vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
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She really is an embarrassment, everyone who has dealings with her runs rings around her. Trump bully's her, her ministers tell her what to do and Junker and Barnier don't know who is in charge of negotiations, is it Arlene Foster, David Davis or her ? I'm amazed she is still in place.
vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
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Put him on Ignore HT, so much more fun.
vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
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Everyone? Does that include the hapless Corbyn
Hapless Corbyn ? ah yes, deflection. He definitely is in need of a couple of good mantras before he can assume office but they have all been stolen by the Maybot.. "Strong and Stable" ...... now how well did that one go ? how about " Nothing has Changed " ? now that one is going well, we are still in the crap. Anyone could do better than May.
Garry Nelson's teacher
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Have to agree with you. The idea of a British PM being played by (of all people) the leader of a party such as the DUP strips May of any slivers of credibility. The PMQs were squirmavision especially when Liam Fox's earlier comments about the easiness of the Brexit negotiations were cited. Earlier Andrew Neil skewered the hapless Tory minister who drew the short straw and turned up. Davis, Fox and May all seem to be locked in a private "I'm more incompetent than you" competition..............while Boris lurks in corners, biding his time and re-reading biographies of Winston.
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
Interesting to note the questions in PMQ's from the triumvirate of Tory Brexit odd-balls - Bone, Rees-Mogg and Jenkin. They appeared distinctly tetchy.
Everyone? Does that include the hapless Corbyn
Personally I feel that he can't lead the party through Brexit, as he doens't really know what he thinks about it all, and May actually did well to make a point of this, even if it was when she was deflecting an uncomfortable question she couldn't answer.
brakespear
Doctor Worm
You're learning perfectly well from May I see - when you don't want to answer the charges at hand try deflection.Everyone? Does that include the hapless Corbyn
I wonder how many of those who voted Leave last June voted for a situation where the British Government was a laughing stock being held to ransom by religious nutters in Northern Ireland and who not only are totally ballsing up the negotiations but seemingly haven't even bothered to ask themselves "hmm, I wonder what it all means when we do it"?