Current Affairs EU In or Out

[The binman chronicles]

In all honesty if there are more people of the same opinion as you out there there Britain and a good proportion of its people needs to be seriously worried about their future safety

There is no one else in the country that thinks like @Hawhaw. I've read some of his posts and anyone else that deranged has already been carted off to the asylum.

 

[random]

but when pressed all he could say was 'wait and see what we do'.

Said it a while ago, don't think this has fully played out yet, still think an October surprise is in the works

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Absolutely. In fact, there was a post - which three people "liked" - under one of Corbyn's twitter posts earlier from someone with the wonderfully not at all anti-semitic account name "Nonjob_ZyklonB" (which I haven't linked directly to for obvious reasons).

Pretty much my only consolation whenever browsing Twitter is the awareness that most of those people are probably bots. For Britons to be quite so stupid and inarticulate is too much.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

But there is no leave with an agreed deal option
The deal was agreed with May and the EU
The HOC rejected it
People will have to realise until Britain comes up with an alternative to the backstop ( an actual workable alternative not a mysterious future technological alternative) then
The deal is the deal

For probably the umpteenth time, it's perhaps worth remembering that May's withdrawal agreement merely outlines the process by which the UK would make a relatively orderly exit from the EU. It didn't cover any of the future relationship, which you would imagine would be where the real work comes in. I really don't think a great many of those bleating about it have the first clue and believe this is somehow defining our future relationship with the EU.

 

[The binman chronicles]

Said it a while ago, don't think this has fully played out yet, still think an October surprise is in the works

If I didn't know better I'd think that the Tories wanted to get out of government to let someone else takeover the Brexit problem and have fashioned this whole facade to do so.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

Eh?

Just asking you to prove your assertion that the ‘remain side’ has told more lies than the ‘leave side’
I’m asking cos I know you can’t but if you want to make yourself look more foolish and out of touch go ahead.

 

[orchard]

If I didn't know better I'd think that the Tories wanted to get out of government to let someone else takeover the Brexit problem and have fashioned this whole facade to do so.

Haha, Grayling could've done that far quicker (perhaps, maybe i'm being a bit unfair to him).
Lots of Tory members wanted this though.........

 

[blue1948]

Just come to this link ,a bit sad there is no "I don't give a monkeys" option .

 

[Methuselah]

Just asking you to prove your assertion that the ‘remain side’ has told more lies than the ‘leave side’
I’m asking cos I know you can’t but if you want to make yourself look more foolish and out of touch go ahead.

3 years of Project Fear does it on its own.

 

[Death]

I know it's cliché to say but it'sit's really just six of one and half a dozen of the other.

 

[Death]

I wonder how many people who voted 'in' in this poll went out and physically voted when they had a chance. it seems the majority of the country is against Brexit but just didn't get out and do it.

 

[Emlynsqueakyvoice]

You would be better asking the large majority of MP's who voted to reject May's deal - three times.

They didn't say that there was a raft of things in May's deal that they thought was bad. You did. So can you tell me half a dozen of the bad things? Cheers.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

3 years of Project Fear does it on its own.

You are aware we haven’t left yet aye?

 

[Methuselah]

They didn't say that there was a raft of things in May's deal that they thought was bad. You did. So can you tell me half a dozen of the bad things? Cheers.

Yawn, why did they vote against it then?

 

[Bruce Wayne]

I see we have another one who seemingly can't think for themselves. If only The Express had written a 6 Things You Won't Believe About May's (treacherous) Withdrawal Agreement then we'd all know what to think.