[Politics] Brexit

[daveinplzen]

https://www.express.co.uk/news/worl...uropean-Union-EU-Brexit-latest-Hungary-Poland
regards
DR

Not entirely sure why you have chosen to compound your idiocy really.
Goodnight.

 

[Change at Barnham]

What percentage of people could actually explain what Theresa May's deal is?

 

[Lever]

Not entirely sure why you have chosen to compound your idiocy really.
Goodnight.

...the truth is that if her/his I.Q. was any lower s/he would need to be watered daily.....

 

[albion68]

Haven't really been following have you ?



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Following what ?

 

[Weststander]

What percentage of people could actually explain what Theresa May's deal is?

Away from the chattering classes including a couple of dozen NSC’ers, what percentage of the UK population just now are interested in the detail?

 

[ManOfSussex]

DD’s got the same mindset and view of the world as those other jockeys, but being quiety spoken, comes across as gentler.

I don't think Dominic Cummings or anyone could accuse Hague as being 'thick as mince, lazy as a toad' though like Davis.

 

[vegster]

What percentage of people could actually explain what Theresa May's deal is?

It's better than a No Deal , although many will say No Deal is better than May's Deal, I think. Either way it's worse than not having to leave.

 

[portslade seagull]

Pretty much sums the Houses of Parliament!

For the next year possibly

 

[clapham_gull]

What percentage of people could actually explain what Theresa May's deal is?

It's an agreement to come to an agreement.

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[Triggaaar]

One issue for Leavers is that there are some who insist we leave with a deal and wouldn't want to leave without one and others who demand we leave without a deal and believe a softer Brexit does not represent 'leaving' at all, and then there's all shades of opinion between these two extremes....

Indeed, people do want different things.

No blame attached to their ignorance (no options were on the ballot paper) but it clearly isn't a simple binary choice.

Whose ignorance? You've pointed out an issue with the binary choice we were given - that doesn't suddenly make people ignorant.

There may be many who simply wish to leave and are not bothered whether it is 'hard' or 'soft' but there is no evidence to suggest they are in the majority....

I agree.

 

[The Clamp]

May sent out of the room while the EU decides our future over Brandy and After Eights.

#takebackcontrol

 

[Mental Lental]

Funny how the media is currently giving us “live” coverage of the EU summit where they are currently sat round a table trying to decide on how long the piece of rope is going to be that they are going to give us to hang ourselves with.

Taking back control.

 

[ManOfSussex]

October 31st seems to be doing the rounds as the agreed extension date.

 

[Hugo Rune]

Role on Euro elections!!

We’re still in the EU and we won’t be leaving for some time!a

 

[Mental Lental]

Role on Euro elections!!

We’re still in the EU and we won’t be leaving for some time!a

Yes, a small victory for common sense. Now the Undemocratic Loons will have the opportunity to democratically elect a new round of MEPs to that horrible undemocratic dictatorship known as the EU.

 

[Pavilionaire]

Roll on the local elections and the Euopean elections!

 

[The Clamp]

Roll on the local elections and the Euopean elections!

Despite the attempts of Brexiteers to the contrary, democracy rolls on, safeguarded by the EU.
It’s a mess but at least the EU is trying to look after us.

 

[Eeyore]

I do love a good election ! Let's have an NSC candidate.

 

[Pavilionaire]

The Tory party divisions seem to be widening by the day. The only thing stopping Labour opening up a large gap over them is Corbyn. If Corbyn stepped aside for, say, Starmer then they'd probably win a GE, have a majority in the HoC and probably get an acceptable Brexit through.

 

[Eeyore]

The Tory party divisions seem to be widening by the day. The only thing stopping Labour opening up a large gap over them is Corbyn. If Corbyn stepped aside for, say, Starmer then they'd probably win a GE, have a majority in the HoC and probably get an acceptable Brexit through.

If Labour had a centrist leader they would win one of the biggest landslides in electoral history.