Chomper Higgot

I’m not siding with Farage and I’m not agreeing with his reasoning. I’m simply pointing out his conclusion and statement that Brexit has failed. You’ll find references to it at the top of this thread. Farage says Brexit has failed, I always said it would.

Ordinary voters I’ve met this week don’t seem too impressed with Brexit. For whatever reason Farage has done the one thing the Government and the mainstream media were not doing, he’s brought Brexit failure into wide public discourse.

What Durham says is all the same stuff Trump was saying before Durham was sent in his wild goose chase. But when it comes to evidence of a ‘deep state plot’, criminality on behalf of the FBI or political direction of the FBI, Durham has zilch.

Give me a shout when he starts mocking the disabled.

Except Farage saying exactly that is the topic of discussion.

And then there’s the lunacy of removing the UK from the worlds largest developed integrated free trade market without any plan at all: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/boris-johnson-brexit-no-plan-b2326008.html#

He just can’t help himself can he?! Or rather he is very much in the habit of ‘helping himself’ while pinning a big sign on his back that reads ‘look here for evidence of fraud, money laundering and general criminal activity’.

Another one of those Republican accusation confession things.

They are not all equal either. Worst Brexit deal of all is the much hoped for UK/US trade deal which Washington has said is not a priority (Washington speak for we are busy with stuff that matters).

I see it’s you who has the forum crystal ball today.

Brexit already passed its zenith. I look forward to reminding Brexiteers as the UK starts its journey back to the EU.

‘Brexit failure means Brexit failure’.

I don’t side with Farage on anything. He’s finally seen he can’t deny the truth of Brexit failure is now trying to seek relevance in complaining about the folly he himself played such a significant role in creating.

I did suggest while he was still on office he might help himself out by focusing on prison reform.

Prison’s a tough place for a cop.

Erm….

I rather like dealing with reality. Not some fantasy of how things might have been different. We have Brexit promises, and the gap between Brexit promises and Brexit reality is factual and observable . We have a leader, arguably the most prominent leader, of Brexit declaring Brexit a failure. Yes I understand precisely why Brexiteers wish to engage in a fantasy of how things might have been different. Brexit is what it is. Brexit failure means Brexit failure.

‘It could have been different’ is not an argument. It’s a call to fantasy.

That’s excellent news ricelag, a document, with details that can be checked and compared with the formal records.

But claiming to have declassified documents without out any evidence of having done so and only making that claim when no longer in office? Oh…. And after first claiming somebody planted the classified documents! I think Jack Smith can work it out.

But when pressed on what basis they say their ‘dog ate their whistleblower’.

But remains subject to the law. The courts are a coequal branch of Government, the secret service is a Government Agency’ under the Department of Homeland Security and therefore under the executive. Always under the law.

Is the secret service above the law, if not, they do like the rest of us, obey the court.

Also, how does an individual respond when asked to return documents that are in their possession? Do they not even wait to be asked and self report while immediately returning documents and willingly welcome a thorough search for more. Or do they refuse to return the documents, hide the documents, lie about the documents, encourage others to lie about the documents?

I’ve thought about that. It’s nonsense. Have another go.