[Politics] Brexit

[pastafarian]

The crapshow that we currently have to endure is Davis' attempts to make inertia look like progress.

I am very happy bigots like you are in such obvious excruciating pain as we progress to being out of the EU. You deserve nothing less.

 

[Baldseagull]

I am very happy bigots like you are in such obvious excruciating pain as we progress to being out of the EU. You deserve nothing less.

I am sure you are. Enjoy it mate, I will be thinking of you when the deal is revealed.

 

[Mental Lental]

He won't see that, he has all the dribbling spacktards on ignore.

Not only that, but over the past few months I have successfully managed to discipline myself into NOT clicking the "view post" button. Like.......EVER. So I literally have NO IDEA what he's saying other than what I can gather from other people's replies to him. He's either so thick he doesn't realise I can't read his drivel, or his ego won't let him admit to himself that nobody could possibly be ACTUALLY ignoring him and that I'm secretly clicking "view post" and just pretending to ignore him.

Either way.......A truly pathetic individual.

 

[pastafarian]

Not only that, but over the past few months I have successfully managed to discipline myself into NOT clicking the "view post" button. Like.......EVER. So I literally have NO IDEA what he's saying other than what I can gather from other people's replies to him. He's either so thick he doesn't realise I can't read his drivel, or his ego won't let him admit to himself that nobody could possibly be ACTUALLY ignoring him and that I'm secretly clicking "view post" and just pretending to ignore him.

Either way.......A truly pathetic individual.

Says the person who needs his safe space and echo chamber reassurance.

Of course you can read them, “cant read” isn’t true, just press the view post button like you just have done and like you used to before you apparently trained yourself recently not to do that anymore….like…….EVER. (snigger).
You are about as convincing as clamp who has people on ignore(apparently) but replies anyway.

 

[nicko31]

Doesn’t really matter what you or others think, doesn’t change the outcome of the vote does it. We voted to leave and that is what we are doing.
Returning more sovereign law making powers to Westminster, ending the primacy of the ECJ and taking control of our borders and ending free movement is going to be a vast improvement to the crapshow deal we currently have to endure. You cant put a price on this sort of freedom.

I hope you will be happier in future

 

[pastafarian]

I hope you will be happier in future

Im looking forward to the future and being OUT,i will be very happy thanks.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

and ending free movement is going to be a vast improvement to the crapshow deal we currently have to endure. You cant put a price on this sort of freedom.

It might be an improvement to tired, old and unimaginative people like you. But there are many out there that enjoy and take full advantage of such freedoms. You call us remoaners.....I have rarely heard more whining, moaning, hot air and bleating than that which emanates from Little Englanders like you.

And I’ll overlook the oxymoron.

 

[nicko31]

The UK exports 4 of 5 cars it manufactures
2017 saw a weak sterling
2017 saw our biggest trading partner and ROW booming
and we are still in the SM & CU

Yet UK motor manufacturing fell 3% last year, if you can't grow in these conditions when can you grow?

Add to that was a sharp decline in investment, it ain't looking good

https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/...g-drops-3-industry-faces-“greatest-challenge”

Or do we just blame it all on diesels?

 

[Garry Nelson's teacher]

PMQs today. Might be lively. Wonder if Corbyn will focus his questions on Brexit. Meanwhile the Lords is (are?) sitting from 10.00. This is serious overtime for their Lordships. We live in interesting times.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

The UK exports 4 of 5 cars it manufactures
2017 saw a weak sterling
2017 saw our biggest trading partner and ROW booming
and we are still in the SM & CU

Yet UK motor manufacturing fell 3% last year, if you can't grow in these conditions when can you grow?

Add to that was a sharp decline in investment, it ain't looking good

https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/...g-drops-3-industry-faces-“greatest-challenge”

Or do we just blame it all on diesels?

4 out of 5? I’m puzzled as to why anyone would buy a British car.

 

[Garry Nelson's teacher]

UKIP can't stay out of the news for long. Henry and the bogus degree from Sandhurst...

https://www.channel4.com/news/questions-over-henry-boltons-qualifications

Oh come on be fair: he's hardly the first person to slightly embellish his academic credentials. To take just one example, there's Paul Nuttall's phantom Phd...................They really are a low rent outfit.

 

[The Clamp]

Doesn’t really matter what you or others think, doesn’t change the outcome of the vote does it. We voted to leave and that is what we are doing.
Returning more sovereign law making powers to Westminster, ending the primacy of the ECJ and taking control of our borders and ending free movement is going to be a vast improvement to the crapshow deal we currently have to endure. You cant put a price on this sort of freedom.

Hopefully you'll still have access to your "nasty porn", "really nasty porn" and of course "spare porn" as well as advice on STI's and hand cream.
Serious question, what porn is "spare"?
Cue: still having trouble figuring out what ignore means?

 

[ManOfSussex]

PMQs today. Might be lively. Wonder if Corbyn will focus his questions on Brexit. Meanwhile the Lords is (are?) sitting from 10.00. This is serious overtime for their Lordships. We live in interesting times.

Theresa May won't be there today - even for all the tea in China I'm afraid.

 

[ManOfSussex]

Junior minister, friend and neighbouring MP of Theresa May tweeted this yesterday.

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[nicko31]

Junior minister, friend and neighbouring MP of Theresa May tweeted this yesterday.

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The best interests of the UK Citizens needs to be served, the Tories need to get real

 

[Two Professors]

As I pointed out in my earlier post, IF he had triggered Article 50 the day after the vote we would be leaving in June 26th this year (6 months time). That was the timescale when the forecasts were made.

Since then, TM delayed triggering Article 50, called a GE, and requested a further 2 years membership of the EU.

The end result of which is that instead of leaving in 6 months (June 2018), we are still in the EU for another 3 years (Dec 2020) moving the timescale to 5 years. And you expect the effect on the economy to be the same over the initial 18 months.

I can't believe that you didn't understand that. After all, we've both been on here long enough for me to know you're not Ppf or Two Profs

Shame you never read other people's posts properly,as myself,DR,and the rest of the Brexiteers do.As I already posted,Cameron's shiny mailshot,produced by Treasury 'experts',predicted up to 10 years to escape before June.Perhaps if you look at the jpg.,I know how much easier it is for the empty-headed to look at pictures,it might sink in.

 

[Two Professors]

Not only that, but over the past few months I have successfully managed to discipline myself into NOT clicking the "view post" button. Like.......EVER. So I literally have NO IDEA what he's saying other than what I can gather from other people's replies to him. He's either so thick he doesn't realise I can't read his drivel, or his ego won't let him admit to himself that nobody could possibly be ACTUALLY ignoring him and that I'm secretly clicking "view post" and just pretending to ignore him.

Either way.......A truly pathetic individual.

Wouldn't it be even better if you left NSC for ever.It obviously badly triggers your issues at the full moon.

 

[Two Professors]

The UK exports 4 of 5 cars it manufactures
2017 saw a weak sterling
2017 saw our biggest trading partner and ROW booming
and we are still in the SM & CU

Yet UK motor manufacturing fell 3% last year, if you can't grow in these conditions when can you grow?

Add to that was a sharp decline in investment, it ain't looking good

https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/...g-drops-3-industry-faces-“greatest-challenge”

Or do we just blame it all on diesels?

I do believe the boss of the SMMT when he says the German emissions scandal has put people off buying diesels,but perhaps he shoulde be promoting British diesels to clean up European cities,as we don't lie or cheat the tests.

 

[Baldseagull]

Shame you never read other people's posts properly,as myself,DR,and the rest of the Brexiteers do.As I already posted,Cameron's shiny mailshot,produced by Treasury 'experts',predicted up to 10 years to escape before June.Perhaps if you look at the jpg.,I know how much easier it is for the empty-headed to look at pictures,it might sink in.

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Are you certain it won't take that long then?
I will be amazed if we have a deal that is anything like that JCFG and Pastafairy want, ready to go before exit day. If we have a deal, it will be much softer than they hope for, and if we stick to the red lines some want, we will make little to no progress.

 

[nicko31]

Are you certain it won't take that long then?
I will be amazed if we have a deal that is anything like that JCFG and Pastafairy want, ready to go before exit day. If we have a deal, it will be much softer than they hope for, and if we stick to the red lines some want, we will make little to no progress.

Think a Norway plus deal for 5 years is what's needed to give certainty to business and stop the rot.

The current financial cost to the UK economy is equivalent to the UK having to pay for our recent Iraq / Afgan wars every 12 months, circa £20B a year