[Politics] Brexit

[Ernest]

Lovely watching the whole lot just fall apart today

 

[Berty23]

Leavers on here seem to think it was clear what 52% voted for. Any chance you could tell the people that matter please?

 

[Titanic]

Unbelievably, Corbyn's 'leadership' on BrExit is gaining no traction whatever... according to Labour List's analysis of the latest opinion polls.

https://labourlist.org/2017/12/dism...ourse-to-be-largest-party-in-hung-parliament/

Amazing considering what an incompetent, lousy, embarrassing, reckless, bullied, falling apart and broken mess May is, according to many of NSC's finest

#dismay

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

regards
DR

 

[Ernest]

Unbelievably, Corbyn's 'leadership' on BrExit is gaining no traction whatever... according to Labour List's analysis of the latest opinion polls.

https://labourlist.org/2017/12/dism...ourse-to-be-largest-party-in-hung-parliament/

Amazing considering what an incompetent, lousy, embarrassing, reckless, bullied, falling apart and broken mess May is, according to many of NSC's finest

#dismay

What was the Survation poll ? You know the only ones to call the last election right

 

[Titanic]

What was the Survation poll ? You know the only ones to call the last election right

Jeremy Corbyn has slipped behind Theresa May according to projections of who would win the most seats in a general election.

Labour would return 275 MPs, 20 fewer than the Tories, according to an analysis published today.

Electoral Calculus said the “slightly surprising” figures reflected a decline in Labour’s position when looking at polls conducted in November, when two cabinet ministers were forced to resign.

The researchers looked at surveys published by the major polling firms and reported that Labour’s average lead had fallen from three per cent in October to “around zero”.

Even if Corbyn agreed a deal with the SNP then the two parties would still be short of an overall majority

 

[mikeyjh]

What was the Survation poll ? You know the only ones to call the last election right

That would be the one showing a 30% swing to Corbyn since March, remarkable, by any standards.

 

[Ernest]

Jeremy Corbyn has slipped behind Theresa May according to projections of who would win the most seats in a general election.

Labour would return 275 MPs, 20 fewer than the Tories, according to an analysis published today.

Electoral Calculus said the “slightly surprising” figures reflected a decline in Labour’s position when looking at polls conducted in November, when two cabinet ministers were forced to resign.

The researchers looked at surveys published by the major polling firms and reported that Labour’s average lead had fallen from three per cent in October to “around zero”.

Even if Corbyn agreed a deal with the SNP then the two parties would still be short of an overall majority

No news of the Survation Poll in your world

 

[ManOfSussex]

State of the parties – December 3rd
LAB 45% (+1) CON 37% (-1) LD 6% (-1) UKIP 4% (NC) SNP 3% (NC) GRE 1% (NC) AP 3% (NC)

We’ve not seen such a lead for Labour in a Survation poll since late 2013. An 8 point lead would put the Labour party into overall majority territory if such vote share totals were reflected at the ballot box.

http://survation.com/labour-extends-polling-lead-8-points-conservatives/

 

[The Clamp]

Hilarious that even on this thread it's now just the last desperate Brextremists hanging on. Your PPF's , your Titanics and your Pastafarians. While remain voters stay on and discuss relevant, real news with the odd pathetic interjection from the aforementioned numpties. Rather amusing in some ways. Distinctly not in others.

 

[Two Professors]

Ya dafty. You probably had a shit job that you couldn't wait to retire from. Some people enjoy their work and like doing it.
Also, for people like you retirement is a death sentance. You sit around getting all worked up over daft shit, spouting bigoted bile until a concerned neighbour finds you in March, slumped in front of the gas fire with the Christmas decorations still up and your subscriptions to the EDF and BNP newsletters piled up behind the front door.

Actually I enjoyed working after I understood that most civvies are a danger to themselves because they're so clueless.Unlike you,I would be missed fairly rapidly by family,and the people I do voluntary work for.The only political leaflets you would find in my household would be Lib-Dem.Perhaps 3/10 for not having put me on ignore

 

[Titanic]

No news of the Survation Poll in your world

It's not 'my' world... it was taken from Labour List website (proudly sponsored by Unison and Unite the Union).

 

[Titanic]

Hilarious that even on this thread it's now just the last desperate Brextremists hanging on. Your PPF's , your Titanics and your Pastafarians. While remain voters stay on and discuss relevant, real news with the odd pathetic interjection from the aforementioned numpties. Rather amusing in some ways. Distinctly not in others.

What a strange and distorted echo chamber you seem to live in.

 

[The Clamp]

Actually I enjoyed working after I understood that most civvies are a danger to themselves because they're so clueless.Unlike you,I would be missed fairly rapidly by family,and the people I do voluntary work for.The only political leaflets you would find in my household would be Lib-Dem.Perhaps 3/10 for not having put me on ignore

Claptrap. You don't even know what/where Ulster is. You're a tw@

 

[The Clamp]

What a strange and distorted echo chamber you seem to live in.

Cobblers

 

[Titanic]

Cobblers

Cobblers.... cobblers... cobblers...cobblers...

 

[Two Professors]

Cut through the guff for me. What does that actually say?

Well I have had a look but I can't find a CBeebies version anywhere.Apparently the Germans only do banking pronouncements for adults.Who'd have thunk it,eh?Perhaps our resident expert on everything but answering questions could tell you.Oh,he's probably still working.Or perhaps our resident story-teller could explain,after all it's not a geographical question.Or perhaps you could look on Twatter,after all,somebody might post something worth reading.

 

[Ninja Elephant]

Do we think Sky News are going to have a set of graphics and refer to the 29th March 2019 as "deadline day"?

 

[The Clamp]

Cobblers.... cobblers... cobblers...cobblers...

Your weakest post yet. Very poor indeed.

 

[Blue3]

Polls have been so incorrect in all resent elections and referendums and the current set of polls seems not to be reflecting events. The current Government lurches from one disaster to another yet the polls generally indicate that the two main parties are still neck and neck I find this really hard to believe