Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Bruce Wayne]

Happy for May, must be under so much pressure. I'm talking from a human point of view. Not nice seeing anyone stressed regardless of the reason or how much they're paid.

It was surreal seeing them guffaw about yesterday at PMQs to be honest. I'm no fan of Corbyn whatsoever, but he looked thoroughly pi$$ed at it all, which is how politicians should be feeling. It's an utter shambles and if they're not angry and ashamed then there's something really not right.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

The EU has just agreed a free trade deal with Japan.

We should be part of that. Sadly some people think that immigration is a massive problem and want to pull out instead.

Total madness.

Podaj mi kufel mleka, proszę

 

[gonetomorrow]

Vince Cable. I'd forgotten he existed, or his party.

 

[Groucho]

Podaj mi kufel mleka, proszę

You want a bite of milk?

 

[Bruce Wayne]

You want a bite of milk?

Just give me the damn milk Barnsley

 

[Groucho]

Just give me the damn milk Barnsley

lol

 

[Frang]

Just give me the damn milk Barnsley

Errrr

Very off topic

May out!

 

[TraffordBlue]

They're all crawling out of the woodwork.

I think this is quite telling about the knowledge of a lot of Brexiteers and how easily brainwashed they can be when hearing things they want to hear from those they perceive to be clued up.

This past few weeks have been a series of humiliations for Rees Mogg. He likes to mock predictions from certain people - Mark Carney, Phillip Hammond etc and then got his own prediction badly wrong about the 48 letters going in the other week. He's then finally managed to get his no confidence challenge over the line and found that he got no where near removing her.

He has been so entrenched in his opinion that once a vote has been cast, that's the end of it and yet as soon as he doesn't get what he wants with this one, he's on TV telling the nation that she should go to to the Queen and resign. The man is a shameful hypocrite and his well spoken voice seems to mask his stupidity to loads of his brainwashed followers.

 

[edge]

kicking off in Hungary now, this continent is off its head at the moment strife everywhere

 

[Bruce Wayne]

I think this is quite telling about the knowledge of a lot of Brexiteers and how easily brainwashed they can be when hearing things they want to hear from those they perceive to be clued up.

This past few weeks have been a series of humiliations for Rees Mogg. He likes to mock predictions from certain people - Mark Carney, Phillip Hammond etc and then got his own prediction badly wrong about the 48 letters going in the other week. He's then finally managed to get his no confidence challenge over the line and found that he got no where near removing her.

He has been so entrenched in his opinion that once a vote has been cast, that's the end of it and yet as soon as he doesn't get what he wants with this one, he's on TV telling the nation that she should go to to the Queen and resign. The man is a shameful hypocrite and his well spoken voice seems to mask his stupidity to loads of his brainwashed followers.

In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.

 

[Frang]

I love flitting between this and the @carlos21 thread...

 

[Bruce Wayne]

kicking off in Hungary now, this continent is off its head at the moment strife everywhere

I see Hungary’s Viktor Orban is having a bit of a go at Brussels at the moment regarding immigration and the threat to Christian Europe.....it’ll be interesting to see how our overlords deal with this impertinent pup.......

How dare helol

Without wishing to be self-righteous, people said many times during the referendum campaign that Brexit would be wind in the sails of some thoroughly horrible people, of which Orban is undoubtedly one of them. The Britain of lore would have stood up against hooligans like him, but we've turned our back and walked away.

 

[Harryflashman]

Without wishing to be self-righteous, people said many times during the referendum campaign that Brexit would be wind in the sails of some thoroughly horrible people, of which Orban is undoubtedly one of them. The Britain of lore would have stood up against hooligans like him, but we've turned our back and walked away.

Worse than that though didn’t we vote against his censure in the European Parliament to try and curry favour with him over our Brexit negotiations? I mean fortunately it passed because presumably all right minded people voted against him .

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Worse than that though didn’t we vote against his censure in the European Parliament to try and curry favour with him over our Brexit negotiations? I mean fortunately it passed because presumably all right minded people voted against him .

It just seems thoroughly disingenuous to point at people like him and use them as a reason why we're better off out of the EU, seemingly oblivious to the role Brexit has played in supporting such characters.

 

[Blue 1]

I think this is quite telling about the knowledge of a lot of Brexiteers and how easily brainwashed they can be when hearing things they want to hear from those they perceive to be clued up.

This past few weeks have been a series of humiliations for Rees Mogg. He likes to mock predictions from certain people - Mark Carney, Phillip Hammond etc and then got his own prediction badly wrong about the 48 letters going in the other week. He's then finally managed to get his no confidence challenge over the line and found that he got no where near removing her.

He has been so entrenched in his opinion that once a vote has been cast, that's the end of it and yet as soon as he doesn't get what he wants with this one, he's on TV telling the nation that she should go to to the Queen and resign. The man is a shameful hypocrite and his well spoken voice seems to mask his stupidity to loads of his brainwashed followers.

People are easily impressed by his sesquipedalian loquaciousness, but he offers very little of substance.