- Jul 10, 2003
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Ever since Johnson got elected as Conservative leader, I had thought he would go 'No Deal', and I taken the precautions I thought appropriate, and accepted and prepared for 'No Deal'. I also thought that the one advantage of all this was that at least the Brexit supporters would get to see the maximum possible benefits of Brexit
However, here we are again, 3 months away from 'No deal' with a strange feeling of déjà vu. For all the rhetoric, waffle and general Gammonism*, there still hasn't been a square foot of tarmac laid at any of the lorry parks, no staff recruited to deal with the new procedures, and the system that the distribution industry is expected to use is not going to be available until January. Even I am beginning to wonder if he's going to do a last minute U-turn and take BRINO, and the associated complete meltdown from the various factions within his own party.
Now, even by Johnson's standards, he has managed to manoeuvre himself into what could only be called an 'interesting' situation.
So which does he do
F*** the country over by going 'No deal' with no real preparations
F*** the Conservative party over by U-turning and going BRINO
and I suppose there is a third option
F*** everyone over and accept an extension to membership (probably least likely, but definitely funniest and least harm done )
So which do you think it will be ?
*as per Dickens definition of Mr. Gregsbury - Using Faux Patriotism to try to cover a complete lack of understanding of political situations.
However, here we are again, 3 months away from 'No deal' with a strange feeling of déjà vu. For all the rhetoric, waffle and general Gammonism*, there still hasn't been a square foot of tarmac laid at any of the lorry parks, no staff recruited to deal with the new procedures, and the system that the distribution industry is expected to use is not going to be available until January. Even I am beginning to wonder if he's going to do a last minute U-turn and take BRINO, and the associated complete meltdown from the various factions within his own party.
Now, even by Johnson's standards, he has managed to manoeuvre himself into what could only be called an 'interesting' situation.
So which does he do
F*** the country over by going 'No deal' with no real preparations
F*** the Conservative party over by U-turning and going BRINO
and I suppose there is a third option
F*** everyone over and accept an extension to membership (probably least likely, but definitely funniest and least harm done )
So which do you think it will be ?
*as per Dickens definition of Mr. Gregsbury - Using Faux Patriotism to try to cover a complete lack of understanding of political situations.