Local elections deliver Brexit bashing for Britain's May and opposition

[Basil B]

34 minutes ago, Spidey said:

The next scheduled election is 2022. I can't see the Tories bringing the date forward. Turkeys don't vote for Christmas. The Brexit issue will be long over and done with before then.

and I do not see Labour wanting it any sooner unless they can do something about their own popularity...

[stephenterry]

I'm surprised that people want the UK to leave the EU, especially as the government has demonstrated that there is no plan in place to handle the implications of any deal. I've not read anything that gives me comfort that there will be anything but a disaster for the UK economy, business and job security.

 

One or two posters here, and also Theresa May, think magical trade deals will be readily available instead of the reality that it could take years before any agreement let alone implementation, is in place. 

 

The government has been consistently unable to provide anything to show how they're going to handle the aftermath, apart from some wishy-washy statement on a transitional period on which they have promised would solve all their problems, but after their dismal 3 year attempt to deliver a Brexit deal that no-one can agree to or want I don't hold out any optimism that it could change.  

 

I suggest we all focus on preventing climate change and cleaning up plastic ocean garbage that are far more important matters affecting the globe than freaking brexshit. 

 

 

 

 

[nauseus]

24 minutes ago, bomber said:

they may do well at the trivial EU elections but by time the GE comes around folks wont be up for another 5 years of chaos,10-15% of the vote wont win an election and handful of MPs at best,their best chances are in the staunch Labour strongholds of the north similar to my area and Labour are in the blood of many of these people Corbyn or no Corbyn

Glad you can associate the EU with trivial.

[nauseus]

6 minutes ago, stephenterry said:

I'm surprised that people want the UK to leave the EU, especially as the government has demonstrated that there is no plan in place to handle the implications of any deal. I've not read anything that gives me comfort that there will be anything but a disaster for the UK economy, business and job security.

 

One or two posters here, and also Theresa May, think magical trade deals will be readily available instead of the reality that it could take years before any agreement let alone implementation, is in place. 

 

The government has been consistently unable to provide anything to show how they're going to handle the aftermath, apart from some wishy-washy statement on a transitional period on which they have promised would solve all their problems, but after their dismal 3 year attempt to deliver a Brexit deal that no-one can agree to or want I don't hold out any optimism that it could change.  

 

I suggest we all focus on preventing climate change and cleaning up plastic ocean garbage that are far more important matters affecting the globe than freaking brexshit. 

 

 

 

 

True enough. Let's just leave and get on with it.

[transam]

2 minutes ago, stephenterry said:

I'm surprised that people want the UK to leave the EU, especially as the government has demonstrated that there is no plan in place to handle the implications of any deal. I've not read anything that gives me comfort that there will be anything but a disaster for the UK economy, business and job security.

 

One or two posters here, and also Theresa May, think magical trade deals will be readily available instead of the reality that it could take years before any agreement let alone implementation, is in place. 

 

The government has been consistently unable to provide anything to show how they're going to handle the aftermath, apart from some wishy-washy statement on a transitional period on which they have promised would solve all their problems, but after their dismal 3 year attempt to deliver a Brexit deal that no-one can agree to or want I don't hold out any optimism that it could change.  

 

I suggest we all focus on preventing climate change and cleaning up plastic ocean garbage that are far more important matters affecting the globe than freaking brexshit. 

 

 

 

 

Better to clean up UK streets from EU rif-raf...Keep UK cash for UK folk....As for climate change, YOU have a word with China and India and see what they say.......

[luckyluke]

2 minutes ago, transam said:

Better to clean up UK streets from EU rif-raf

Many years ago this radical way had success at the Belgian coast cities. 

 

People where exasperated of the English  drunk hooligans there, and started to put everywhere the following poster : " No mad dogs and Englishmen allowed". 

[stephenterry]

9 minutes ago, nauseus said:

True enough. Let's just leave and get on with it.

A disaster, you mean?

 

[transam]

12 minutes ago, stephenterry said:

A disaster, you mean?

 

Perhaps for those who left UK shores....And those who want to get in....

[BlueScouse]

52 minutes ago, bomber said:

which area is tommy standing in?

North West region, as an independent candidate

 

http://www.northwestvotes.gov.uk/info/2/candidates

[nauseus]

On 5/4/2019 at 9:57 AM, nauseus said:

The brexit that was promised was called "leaving the EU". The only thing that needs revoking is Theresa May.

Appreciated.

 

Nine likes, two thank yous and one Chomper. ????

[nauseus]

36 minutes ago, stephenterry said:

A disaster, you mean?

 

No. I thought you wanted to get on with cleaning up Earth?

[aright]

1 hour ago, stephenterry said:

 

 

I suggest we all focus on preventing climate change and cleaning up plastic ocean garbage that are far more important matters affecting the globe than freaking brexshit. 

 

 

 

 

So give us a clue. What are you personally doing about it? 

[malagateddy]

OMG!
 
He wore the budgie smugglers to please his German wife.
 
When people tell you jokes, do you always have to have the punch line explained to you?
 
You must be a barrel of laughs in the pub. No wonder you've got no mates.

Rather cheap comment from a bottle merchant[emoji6]

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[malagateddy]

i will keep a look out for any office staff vacancies in case your wife fancies a working holiday,maybe we could meet up for a beer or a wine,prices are cheaper than issan,dont worry bomber will pay you wont have to bring your own buckie or siam sato.

Rather drink with the devil than be seen in company of likes of yourself..

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[malagateddy]

I'm surprised that people want the UK to leave the EU, especially as the government has demonstrated that there is no plan in place to handle the implications of any deal. I've not read anything that gives me comfort that there will be anything but a disaster for the UK economy, business and job security.
 
One or two posters here, and also Theresa May, think magical trade deals will be readily available instead of the reality that it could take years before any agreement let alone implementation, is in place. 
 
The government has been consistently unable to provide anything to show how they're going to handle the aftermath, apart from some wishy-washy statement on a transitional period on which they have promised would solve all their problems, but after their dismal 3 year attempt to deliver a Brexit deal that no-one can agree to or want I don't hold out any optimism that it could change.  
 
I suggest we all focus on preventing climate change and cleaning up plastic ocean garbage that are far more important matters affecting the globe than freaking brexshit. 
 
 
 
 

Your opinion and you are quite right to have it..but Brexiteers have..in our opinion....more pressing matters in hand at the moment.
Have a lovely day

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[stevenl]

2 minutes ago, malagateddy said:

Rather drink with the devil than be seen in company of likes of yourself..

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See your previous post.

[stephenterry]

6 minutes ago, aright said:

So give us a clue. What are you personally doing about it? 

I am making people like you aware of the consequences. So what are you personally doing about it?

[malagateddy]

See your previous post.

Which one..been quite busy last coupla years

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[tomacht8]

1 hour ago, transam said:

Better to clean up UK streets from EU rif-raf...Keep UK cash for UK folk....As for climate change, YOU have a word with China and India and see what they say.......

Better to clean up Thai streets from UK rif-raf.

[stevenl]

8 minutes ago, malagateddy said:

Which one..been quite busy last coupla years

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You know, previous, so the one before the one I reacted to.

[malagateddy]

Better to clean up Thai streets from UK rif-raf.

I quite agree..The Thai should imo..be like many other countries and be more selective re long stay expats.
Have a lovely day

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[aright]

8 minutes ago, stephenterry said:

I am making people like you aware of the consequences. So what are you personally doing about it?

You do nothing concrete then. I personally follow all the rules regarding disposal of my personal and household waste.  

[malagateddy]

See your previous post.

Ah..the bottle merchant comment..nothing to do re alcohol more to do with having courage[emoji6]

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[transam]

15 minutes ago, stephenterry said:

I am making people like you aware of the consequences. So what are you personally doing about it?

Are you camped outside a power station with double Jim-jams on....????

[tomacht8]

6 minutes ago, aright said:

You do nothing concrete then. I personally follow all the rules regarding disposal of my personal and household waste.  

Very commendable.
Many of the EU rules on waste prevention, waste disposal, recycling and reuse are not so bad.
http://ec.europa.eu/environment/waste/plastic_waste.htm

[Basil B]

2 hours ago, nauseus said:

True enough. Let's just leave and get on with it.

Better still let's just forget Brexit, revoke A50 and move on.

[malagateddy]

Better still let's just forget Brexit, revoke A50 and move on.

Enjoy your oh so wishful dreams[emoji6][emoji6][emoji6]

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[Baerboxer]

On 5/4/2019 at 9:06 AM, Basil B said:

Opinion polls constantly showing Brits do not want Brexit.

Estimated 1 million protesters in London calling for a second referendum.

Over 6 million sign Revoke Article 50 petition.

BoE warnings over the damage Brexit will do to the British economy.

 

And even when they get probably the biggest kicking in political history they still do not understand we no longer want Brexit.

 

 

 

May has promised to deliver it, and deliver it she will. Even if that means doing a deal with the traitor commie Corbyn and his Momentum mates to deliver a "best possible deal" following another "meaningful" vote. A deal that every man and his dog can see is crap.

 

It's all about the politicians now, in their minds. Looking after themselves, patting themselves on the back and screw the electorate and country.

[Baerboxer]

8 minutes ago, malagateddy said:

Enjoy your oh so wishful dreams

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So what's your solution?

 

Parliament won't accept a "no deal exit". Nor are they brave enough to Revoke Article 50.

 

So it's likely to be May's very poor rubbishy deal, possible made worse by commie Corbyn's input in return for selling the electorate out. 

 

Another people's vote? 

 

How would you break the impasse?

[Baerboxer]

1 hour ago, tomacht8 said:

Better to clean up Thai streets from UK rif-raf.

 

They'll get around to it, along with the American, Aussie, Kiwi, French, German, and other assorted Western rif-raf.