Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Blues Harp]

You do realise you’re almost a 70 year old man using words like FRIT don’t you ?

I'm older than he is, and of course thatcher used the frit word when no one else had a clue what it meant......She accused Dennis Healy using that particular word as I recall. Apparently it is/was in common usage in Lincolnshire where she was born. lol

 

[Blues Harp]

Sod off not well on this insulin.......

Hope you are ok Joe....are you type 1 or 2...I am the latter but have improved my control over the last year....and reduced my insulin intake. Keep going mate.

 

[Charlie Sweet]

I’ve already said that I’d be happy to have a vote between the No Deal and New Deal alternatives. I’ll be damned if I can see any reason why Remain should be on any vote, we already did that and it was rejected.......

Because we all now know more about the relevant issues as you conceeded earlier. The electorate is better informed now to make a decision.

Also, for true democracy, about 12% of Leave voters have died since May 2016 whilst the equivalent of 8% of new Remain voters are now old enough to vote. So the result needs to be tested.

Figures are approximate but close enough.

 

[peteblue]

Because we all now know more about the relevant issues as you conceeded earlier. The electorate is better informed now to make a decision.

Also, for true democracy, about 12% of Leave voters have died since May 2016 whilst the equivalent of 8% of new Remain voters are now old enough to vote. So the result needs to be tested.

Figures are approximate but close enough.

We don’t wait until people die before enacting their voting wishes.....

 

[peteblue]

The head of trade negotiations for the EU in trade deals is an Irishman
That will go down well with @peteblue

why??????

 

[Joey66]

Hope you are ok Joe....are you type 1 or 2...I am the latter but have improved my control over the last year....and reduced my insulin intake. Keep going mate.

Type2 been on it 10 days upped the dosage today via advice from the hospital, it's still in double figures......

 

[TyphooToffee]

What does this have to do with the Eu though? Say it!

It's just a question following an answer to a suggestion of a question asked in response to a statement about an answer to a question about the EU.

 

[TyphooToffee]

So you support Johnson's deal yet were dead set against May's deal, 95% of which is exactly the same ?

Correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't the backstop the reason it kept getting thrown out?

 

[peteblue]

Correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't the backstop the reason it kept getting thrown out?

yes....

 

[TyphooToffee]

Because we all now know more about the relevant issues as you conceeded earlier. The electorate is better informed now to make a decision.

Also, for true democracy, about 12% of Leave voters have died since May 2016 whilst the equivalent of 8% of new Remain voters are now old enough to vote. So the result needs to be tested.

Figures are approximate but close enough.

So that's your answer is it? Do you also suggest we stop remembering all those who fought and died in both World Wars once there are none left alive?

 

[TyphooToffee]

yes....

So what's their argument now?

 

[Blues Harp]

Brexit in a nutshell.....for some that is...not all who want to leave I may add

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Type2 been on it 10 days upped the dosage today via advice from the hospital, it's still in double figures......

Bloody hell mate, if we leave the EU with no deal you're going to be knackered getting your insulin!

 

[tsubaki]

Bloody hell mate, if we leave the EU with no deal you're going to be knackered getting your insulin!

yes, but he will be able to have BRITISH sugar as a replacement

 

[Blues Harp]

Bloody hell mate, if we leave the EU with no deal you're going to be knackered getting your insulin!

That is one of the reasons why I have made the effort to lower the dosage I take......my local pharmacy is already indicating problems with insulin supplies....not good really.