Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Aqui1a]

Thank you for the italics it really helps me understand.

It's not meant to be condescending or a judgement on your intelligence. I just like using them to emphasise my point.

 

[Kenshin]

Wrong.... if they had voted for an election today then Johnson would still have been able to crash us out of the Eu with no deal.... labour are just playing him at his own game... he won’t commit to taking no deal off the table and all of this he’s doing now is just going through the motions to try and appear to be the man who tried on the eyes of the people... it’s a smokescreen.... answer me this, if the deal he has proposed us as excellent a deal as he claims it is why will he not agree to give a short extension for full and proper scrutiny to be carried out ? Surely he couldn’t be hiding anything could he ?

The deal isn't excellent , it's the one we are going to get. There is literally no leg room to negotiate with the EU. They aren't going to turn around and give in to our demands no matter how many times or many prime minister's are going over there.

The whole deal is a mirage that people have been led on to believe is open for talks. It really isn't, and it is a bad deal don't get me wrong.

But if Johnson can still go without a deal then what was the point in changing the law? Literally passed a law to stop it , if it isn't binding then that was a whole lot of time wasting. Unless Johnson wants to be prosecuted , which clearly he wouldn't want to be.

 

[Paris]

 

[Xizor]

You gonna address me directly, bud, or are you going to keep on being a slimeball making inaccurate insinuations about me?

'Bud'... 'slimeball'. Are you actually just a character from an 80s kids movie?

FYI it's a song lyric. Get over yourself and give the master's family silver a polish, there's a good chap.

 

[summerisle]

A politician that lies? Well I never!
His political judgement is woeful in what way? He's done pretty well considering anybody in his position would have lacked the numbers.
I don't know why it's important who backs him. Who isn't backed by someone rich and who wants sway?
I still would have him over Corbyn because Corbyn would be as disasterous PM as he is a party leader.

To take just one example of De Piffle's judgement : his disastrous decision to prologue parliament which was declared illegal.
You think bankers and hedge funds are backing him for the fun of it ? What a man of the people.

 

[Kurt.]

The deal isn't excellent , it's the one we are going to get. There is literally no leg room to negotiate with the EU. They aren't going to turn around and give in to our demands no matter how many times or many prime minister's are going over there.

The whole deal is a mirage that people have been led on to believe is open for talks. It really isn't, and it is a bad deal don't get me wrong.

But if Johnson can still go without a deal then what was the point in changing the law? Literally passed a law to stop it , if it isn't binding then that was a whole lot of time wasting. Unless Johnson wants to be prosecuted , which clearly he wouldn't want to be.

My understanding is that if an election is called for 12th of December he is still legally within his rights to crash us out .. I don’t claim to be in the know about these things but it all falls within certain time restraints... if Johnson would agree to a 9th December election it doesn’t allow him the time to take us out... the 3 day difference is crucial

He voted against may’s deal twice, he now has a worse proposal and is bewildered that people won’t vote for it... how bizarre aye

 

[peteblue]

I have a few rs good friends but we never let our rivalry get in the way of good friendship.......same applies to a degree about brexit However I cannot get my head around why anyone should vote for the tories, except out of self interest. They, to me are the party of big business, privatisation, selling off every public service they can get away with, and only looking after their hedge fund and city chums. As for nigel and his far right friends the less said the better.

I see it differently. I see the Tories, not all, as a voice of fiscal prudence and sensible management, but obviously we differ....

 

[Walken]

A politician that lies? Well I never!
His political judgement is woeful in what way? He's done pretty well considering anybody in his position would have lacked the numbers.
I don't know why it's important who backs him. Who isn't backed by someone rich and who wants sway?
I still would have him over Corbyn because Corbyn would be as disasterous PM as he is a party leader.

This is a staggering statement

 

[Undisputed_blue]

My understanding is that if an election is called for 12th of December he is still legally within his rights to crash us out .. I don’t claim to be in the know about these things but it all falls within certain time restraints... if Johnson would agree to a 9th December election it doesn’t allow him the time to take us out... the 3 day difference is crucial

No general election on 12 December it seems.

 

[Aqui1a]

'Bud'... 'slimeball'. Are you actually just a character from an 80s kids movie?

FYI it's a song lyric. Get over yourself and give the master's family silver a polish, there's a good chap.

I mean, if you've got no argument, there's no need to resort to name-calling and insinuating things like you're doing. Maybe make yourself a cuppa, let that smooth brain do some thinking, and get back to us when you've got something of substance to say. There's a good lad.

 

[john jako]

So much anger and emotion in here all the time. The moment since that referendum for leaving the EU was announced it’s been like this in the whole society. It’s created a major divide and hatred among the humans of the UK.

Preach peace not hate. All for one, one for all. In Marco we trust.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

This is a staggering statement

All politicians lie so it doesn’t matter now. Embarrassing post by @Aqui1a here. All over the place but written with such a condescending authority.

 

[Kurt.]

I see it differently. I see the Tories, not all, as a voice of fiscal prudence and sensible management, but obviously we differ....

Food banks, homeless crisis, universal credit , people dieing, suicide rates up due to abject poverty ....

Sensible management and fiscal prudence.... you have to be taking the pi55 now pete ffs

 

[Aqui1a]

All politicians lie so it doesn’t matter now. Embarrassing post by @Aqui1a here. All over the place but written with such a condescending authority.

It doesn't matter, though. All politicians do lie. The only reason summerisle is moaning about Johnson lying is because he disagrees with him politically.

 

[dannyboy]

A politician that lies? Well I never!
His political judgement is woeful in what way? He's done pretty well considering anybody in his position would have lacked the numbers.
I don't know why it's important who backs him. Who isn't backed by someone rich and who wants sway?
I still would have him over Corbyn because Corbyn would be as disasterous PM as he is a party leader.

I can´t believe you´re actually choosing to defend Boris Johnson. What a hill to die on.