[Politics] Brexit

[Herr Tubthumper]

Starting to think Labour should say to government if they cannot agree to a confirmatory vote on any final deal, then they should not agree to an election.

That should be the condition of the way forward, we need to move on....

I think the opposition parties should string this out much longer. I’m enjoying Boris being leader.

 

[clapham_gull]

Other Unionist parties in NI NOT happy.



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[A1X]

Prescient.

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[Garry Nelson's teacher]

Prescient.

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My goodness its getting more complicated by the day. But at least Johnson's put something on the table, other than his todger.

 

[Trufflehound]

i suppose it comes down to whether you believe Johnson truely wants no deal or wants to get any deal over the line.

One problem (of many) with that cockjuggling blunderc*nt is that he has openly lied so much and so often that even were he to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth for the rest of his life, I (and I suspect a great many other people) will no longer believe a single word that comes out of his mouth.

A bit like the boy who cried wolf, but far more insidiously dangerous.

 

[ManOfSussex]

Other Unionist parties in NI NOT happy.



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Ouch - https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/...mascus-shift-from-its-red-lines-38557682.html

 

[Lincoln Imp]

My goodness its getting more complicated by the day. But at least Johnson's put something on the table, other than his todger.

Is it a question of a todger putting his johnson on the table or Johnson putting his todger on it or even a prick waving his willy around and whatever it is how on earth can he manage it whilst groping a journalist's inner thigh? As you say, complicated stuff.

 

[A1X]

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[Horton's halftime iceberg]

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This is a fantastic piece of journalism.

Like many I have been watching the BBC Spotlight on the troubles, its been harrowing. Why would anyone want to poke or mess with Good Friday Agreement is just so beyond me. All the innocent deaths highlighted in each episode so far are just heartbreaking and should be a reminder that the Peace was hard fought for decades by people on all sides.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0008c47

 

[Mo Gosfield]

One problem (of many) with that cockjuggling blunderc*nt is that he has openly lied so much and so often that even were he to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth for the rest of his life, I (and I suspect a great many other people) will no longer believe a single word that comes out of his mouth.

A bit like the boy who cried wolf, but far more insidiously dangerous.

Have you only come across one politician in your life?

 

[Mo Gosfield]

Johnson is far too upbeat and jolly. I have a sinking feeling this is all going according to plan for him.

Yep....the gameplan is in place, the trap has been set and quite a few have fallen for it already.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Just listened to the PM on PMQT now. He sounded bored, responding to Corbyn. He even lazily repeated the lie that we can only stop the live import of animals if we leave the EU.

He will hard Brexit and blame the EU.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Just listened to the PM on PMQT now. He sounded bored, responding to Corbyn. He even lazily repeated the lie that we can only stop the live import of animals if we leave the EU.

He will hard Brexit and blame the EU.

Need a cuddle H
Regards
DF

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Of course it is.
Years of plotting, planning, back stabbing to become prime minister but he got his way in the end.
Doing exactly the same with Brexit but under a much shorter time scale.
I hate him but he does have this knack of getting what he wants, trouble is that it's all about himself he doesn't give a toss about anyone else therefore you cannot trust a single word he says.
I think the commons will just about get this through but no way will the EU agree to it.
So no deal it is then and we are well and truly ****ed unless Jason Donovan brings out a number 1 greatest hits album.
It's what Johnson wanted all along, the man is a dangerous maniac.
But how is he going to do it without an extension?
Nobody knows, not even the cabinet.
I thought the Tories showed themselves up today for what they really are, Lord Snooty and his pals,a bunch of slack jawed, toffee nosed lap dogs.

You forgot to mention the referendum result which the Tories are implementing, are you ready for Brexit
Regards
DF

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

Johnson is half way there with his deal. Just needs to now keep NI in the EU customs union, and abandon the Stormont nonsense, and the deal is good to go.

 

[Stat Brother]

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Moggster 12 months ago:-

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How can it be a positive if you need to revert back to 'the troubles' to make everything ok?

 

[pb21]

Johnson is half way there with his deal. Just needs to now keep NI in the EU customs union, and abandon the Stormont nonsense, and the deal is good to go.

I would agree that he is half way there, although can the other half be sorted within two weeks?

 

[Trufflehound]

Have you only come across one politician in your life?

Johnson is the person who puts the lie (in more ways than one) into that old "they're all as bad as each other so we may as well put up with what we have" cliché...

 

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[Horton's halftime iceberg]

Moggster 12 months ago:-

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How can it be a positive if you need to revert back to 'the troubles' to make everything ok?

That is 'to quote Aristophanes' cloud cuckoo land - just click on a few of the border crossing in the article below and read the historical facts, some serious rioting and violence when the army tried to close them in the past.

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/world/brexit/borderlands/the-border