[Politics] Brexit

[pastafarian]

Why isn’t there a straight banana?

Almighty God designed the banana to be bendy specifically to fit into human hands.......apparently.

 

[Lever]

https://www.theguardian.com/politic...barnier-no-grounds-for-reopening-brexit-talks
get ready for Brexit
Regards
D£

Nope
You still need more time.... Doltard£

 

[Lever]

Yep, what i said. Backing away from the article after previously sharing it on twitter, she has also said she has no idea about the data, perhaps she should have checked the data first before tweeting it.
You having problems reading?

... you mean like Johnston's claims about Melton Mowbray Pork Pies to Thailand/Iceland and kipper rules? No retraction of those misrepresentations though.....

 

[Deleted member 2719]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfZb7CkJqiA plenty of people feeling the same way
regards
DF

Well done for posting this as it is only fair that those Brightonians living in the bubble can see what is going on outside of it, I know loads of people who feel exactly the same about what has been going on, it is outrageous.

 

[birthofanorange]

Well done for posting this as it is only fair that those Brightonians living in the bubble can see what is going on outside of it, I know loads of people who feel exactly the same about what has been going on, it is outrageous.

Utter cretin. (Make up your own minds which, if any, or both.)

 

[pb21]

Well done for posting this as it is only fair that those Brightonians living in the bubble can see what is going on outside of it, I know loads of people who feel exactly the same about what has been going on, it is outrageous.

I'm sure you do know loads, and I'm sure that there are loads, approximately 13% or so say they will vote for the Brexit party.

However the remaining 87% do not feel like this.

 

[Deleted member 2719]

Utter cretin. (Make up your own minds which, if any, or both.)

Name calling again, I hope you feel good about It.

I'm sure you do know loads, and I'm sure that there are loads, approximately 13% or so say they will vote for the Brexit party.

However the remaining 87% do not feel like this.

I think you will be surprised by the numbers, the feeling is getting stronger and stronger.

 

[Lever]

Name calling again, I hope you feel good about It.




I think you will be surprised by the numbers, the feeling is getting stronger and stronger.

Why should anyone be surprised by the numbers. I have now encountered quite a few people like you.......

 

[birthofanorange]

Name calling again, I hope you feel good about It.




I think you will be surprised by the numbers, the feeling is getting stronger and stronger.

It's cathartic.

 

[Lever]

Why should anyone be surprised by the numbers. I have now encountered quite a few people like you.......

Farage is really good at stirring up his acolytes.

 

[birthofanorange]

Farage is really good at stirring up his acolytes.

Yes, like a particularly ripe turd and a swarm of flies.

 

[Lever]

Name calling again, I hope you feel good about It.



I think you will be surprised by the numbers, the feeling is getting stronger and stronger.

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Careful about those ever strengthening feelings though. At a certain age that could be quite dangerous.

 

[pb21]

Name calling again, I hope you feel good about It.




I think you will be surprised by the numbers, the feeling is getting stronger and stronger.

Well, we will see, but assuming the Brexit party get less than 50% in the next GE we can assume that people who feel this way are in the minority.

 

[theonlymikey]

Yep, what i said. Backing away from the article after previously sharing it on twitter, she has also said she has no idea about the data, perhaps she should have checked the data first before tweeting it.
You having problems reading?

You clearly have problem reading #yellowhammer

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[Deleted member 2719]

Well, we will see, but assuming the Brexit party get less than 50% in the next GE we can assume that people who feel this way are in the minority.

But as you know there are so many splits, and the majority IMO want to leave, we will end up with a split parliament again it will get dragged around and delayed again, so that's why we must go October 31st to stop the country from killing one another.

 

[lawros left foot]

But as you know there are so many splits, and the majority IMO want to leave, we will end up with a split parliament again it will get dragged around and delayed again, so that's why we must go October 31st to stop the country from killing one another.

Then,instead of the 'country killing one another'(??) The Government can do a far more efficient job of it.

 

[pb21]

But as you know there are so many splits, and the majority IMO want to leave, we will end up with a split parliament again it will get dragged around and delayed again, so that's why we must go October 31st to stop the country from killing one another.

The 'country will not kill one another' (not sure exactly what this means?) if we don't leave the EU by the 31st October.

Also an amended WA would not a "betrayal" as the Brexit Party thinks.

I don't think that many people do feel the same as you (less than 15%) and Farage, i.e. that the WA, amended or otherwise, is a betrayal and that the country will kill one another if we don't leave on 31st October.

These are both extreme views. Extreme views tend to be in the minority.

 

[nicko31]

But as you know there are so many splits, and the majority IMO want to leave, we will end up with a split parliament again it will get dragged around and delayed again, so that's why we must go October 31st to stop the country from killing one another.

You mean killing the existence of the United Kingdom on 31st October...

 

[birthofanorange]

But as you know there are so many splits, and the majority IMO want to leave, we will end up with a split parliament again it will get dragged around and delayed again, so that's why we must go October 31st to stop the country from killing one another.

Gawd, you and your blood lust. Such a strange fellow, aren't you?

 

[Deleted member 2719]

Then,instead of the 'country killing one another'(??) The Government can do a far more efficient job of it.

We are going to go around in circles here, parliament had its chance but decided it was more critical to delay and not carry out the wish of 17.4m.
It's quite incredible those MPs are refusing to follow through on the result.