Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Bruce Wayne]

vicious selection process....

Here was just a viscous selection process. You stick around and the job's yours.

 

[OnlyBlueWillDo]

I’m just amazed that a bunch of losers, who believed that Corbyn was the second coming, a man who was going to lead Labour to a GE victory, have the brass neck to continue saying similar. Guys , you got beaten, you got absolutely wiped out, we (a few who know the score) told you that over and over, but no, Corbyn was the man. So now that it’s over and your hero has proven to be what he always was, a terrorist supporting Marxist unloved by the U.K. populace, perhaps you could show a degree of humility as you look forward to 20 years of Conservative rule......

Corbyn was always a problem once the smear campaign was in full swing, I wanted him gone at the last election when May lost her majority because I knew he could never be PM with the image that had been portrayed on him.

The policies were brilliant and I hope most of those live on, 20 years of Tory rule my arse, you were lent votes to win, the most catastrophic decision by the Labour party in its history was to back a 2nd Referendum, that decision gave you a massive majority, not an endorsement the public are happy with your 10 years of austerity to continue.

Young people in this country don't vote Tory, what does that tell you about the society the Tories have built for them, if you are doing a good job the young should be the first to vote for you with a bright future laying ahead for them capturing their votes.

 

[peteblue]

Corbyn was always a problem once the smear campaign was in full swing, I wanted him gone at the last election when May lost her majority because I knew he could never be PM with the image that had been portrayed on him.

The policies were brilliant and I hope most of those live on, 20 years of Tory rule my arse, you were lent votes to win, the most catastrophic decision by the Labour party in its history was to back a 2nd Referendum, that decision gave you a massive majority, not an endorsement the public are happy with your 10 years of austerity to continue.

Young people in this country don't vote Tory, what does that tell you about the society the Tories have built for them, if you are doing a good job the young should be the first to vote for you with a bright future laying ahead for them capturing their votes.

I agree, he should have gone earlier, but the sounds of ‘oh Jeremy Corbyn’ at Glastonbury and the like we’re just too seductive, and TBF he did get a lot of votes. However, he was a weak idiot and there is no getting around that. I agree that for Labour to back a second referendum was political suicide outside of the big cities, yet here we are with some promoting Starmer, the very person who pushed this Remain policy through, as the next leader, unbelieveable.

Some policies were ok, some plain stupid, but Boris has already said he would end austerity (but do it by generating wealth and not just borrowing). Boris will do the right things to keep those who voted for him and has time to get Brexit finished with and normalised before the next election.

Young people always wish to rebel and have an instinctive wish for idealism, I was exactly the same in my teens and early twenties. Then reality kicks in. In Boris the Tories have someone who will get through to them, Certainly more so than Starmer or god forbid Lady Nugee.....

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Ignorance at its best mate.....trade deal with the eu? Liz Truss? .when we leave on 31/1/20....will the £350 million per week be available on 1/2/20? If not, why not? Explain mate instead of spouting crap. Thank you

No excuses now. Whatsoever.

However, I do suspect they will initially try and blame the EU for looking after their own interests, and weep uncontrollably how unfair the world is.

There are two outcomes, no deal, which will blow Johnson meagre spending in the North or wholesale continuation of EU treaties, which makes us a vassle state of the EU. Reckon it will be the latter, and we all have to endure years of spin on how poo is just unpolished diamonds.

It's like some Evertonians celebrating reaching Zenith Data full members cup in 90-91... When they should have been asking why are we here!

 

[OnlyBlueWillDo]

I agree, he should have gone earlier, but the sounds of ‘oh Jeremy Corbyn’ at Glastonbury and the like we’re just too seductive, and TBF he did get a lot of votes. However, he was a weak idiot and there is no getting around that. I agree that for Labour to back a second referendum was political suicide outside of the big cities, yet here we are with some promoting Starmer, the very person who pushed this Remain policy through, as the next leader, unbelieveable.

Some policies were ok, some plain stupid, but Boris has already said he would end austerity (but do it by generating wealth and not just borrowing). Boris will do the right things to keep those who voted for him and has time to get Brexit finished with and normalised before the next election.

Young people always wish to rebel and have an instinctive wish for idealism, I was exactly the same in my teens and early twenties. Then reality kicks in. In Boris the Tories have someone who will get through to them, Certainly more so than Starmer or god forbid Lady Nugee.....

What Johnson says and what he actually does are two very different things, we now have our own Trump incharge.

If he negotiates brexit without any fallout or damage to his term as PM I will be gobsmacked, he has a hand grenade in his hands that can blow up in his face at any minute, he's going for a hard brexit, that will mean some pain for the economy certainly short term.

 

[peteblue]

What Johnson says and what he actually does are two very different things, we now have our own Trump incharge.

If he negotiates brexit without any fallout or damage to his term as PM I will be gobsmacked, he has a hand grenade in his hands that can blow up in his face at any minute, he's going for a hard brexit, that will mean some pain for the economy certainly short term.

I would rather have a strong government negotiating this than a weak one. I think he will do o.k.....

 

[Disgruntledgoat]

I thought you were more intelligent than that comment....it looks to me like gloating. How many pints have you had? Who exactly are you calling out as a "bunch of losers" I had respect for you actually saying you are a conservative supporter, unlike a few on here. Do you know what you sound like? I would like to meet you in person as opposed to a keyboard forum where its safe to insult people, and have a discussion about yours and my views....we may have a common EFC love but I fear that you would dismiss me as a "loser" PM me if you would like to take up my offer...Thank you

 

[zzr45]

Watch out pal, keep laughing at him and he’ll be across that channel like the clappers to kytfo.

 

[Alan Whittle]

It's like some Evertonians celebrating reaching Zenith Data full members cup in 90-91... When they should have been asking why are we here!

To be fair there were only about 12,000 Blues in the Stadium. Sadly our end was full to bursting. The best team won on the day lids. Lids...?

 

[Blues Harp]

Watch out pal, keep laughing at him and he’ll be across that channel like the clappers to kytfo.

made me chuckle that....

 

[Billy Dean]

Lets get Brexit done

 

[Aberblue]

Lets get Brexit done

Sad but unsurprising.

 

[spectateur]

Lets get Brexit done

Well those who voted tory get what they deserve. Unfortunately it affect all.

 

[davids]

I would rather have a strong government negotiating this than a weak one. I think he will do o.k.....

But the Irish Border,still won't go away.Boris will huff and puff then bury his head in the sand,but when what little manufacturing that's left pulls out the chickens will come home to roost soon enough.

 

[davids]

Sad but unsurprising.

Just surprised that people are surprised.