we need a no-deal brexit and no to muslims

14 minutes ago, vogie said:

Imagination is the mother of all remainers invention.

leave Zappa out of this mess.

4 minutes ago, cyril sneer said:

we need a no-deal brexit and no to muslims

I could react to this, but poor loiner will call me a cyclist again, or even a waycist.

10 hours ago, nobodysfriend said:

Well that might well be his last chance to avoid a ' no deal ' Brexit , up to the EU to agree to this ( and the british parliament of course ...) I doubt that he will be able to keep his promise to get Britain out of the EU by the end of this month .

But , if he manages a ' no deal ' Brexit , people will say that everything that happens after is his fault ...

Well if he achieves any sort of Brexit at all, people will be saying that if he could manage that in 3 or 4 months, why the hell couldn't she manage it in over 3 years.

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4 hours ago, transam said:

Do you post in the Beano too...?   ????

Too advanced for him. With words and pictures together he will be lost.

4 hours ago, dunroaming said:

Surely it would just put the border in the Irish sea?  On Breakfast TV today Johnson was talking about cows and cheese and avoiding answering any pertinent questions concerning the Irish border issue.

Why should/would he answer pertinent questions to the talking heads?

 

It is not as though they are able to do anything but talk over or argue with the interviewee, they are just overpaid talking heads.

3 hours ago, dunroaming said:

It was clear when the EU came back with the figure for the divorce settlement and Johnson said "tell them they can whistle for it", just where he stood on leaving the EU.  He was always about leaving with no deal.  Then later when the ERG said that they had alternative proposals for an EU deal and failed to come up with anything.

And was Teresa May still the PM at the time?

3 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

That the idea it might be a good idea to have a plan has at last dawned on Brexiteers is, I suppose, an improvement.

Considering that the previous PM had over 3 years to come up with an alternative plan and did not, many Brits are happy that someone has.

5 hours ago, oldhippy said:

If a chlorinated US chicken is exported to N Ireland / UK, it can walk to Ireland and from there to the EU.

What will stop it?

Well they usually kill the poor chuckie first.

5 hours ago, welovesundaysatspace said:

Can’t he just use one of those loopholes or just ignore the Benn act? That would at least give us Europeans more to laugh; either he will make a fool of himself again or (should there really be a working loophole) he will divide and ruin Brexit-Britain even more. That’s the sweet thing about Brexit — Brexiteers always lose, whatever way they take. And it was clear from the beginning because unicorns just don’t exist, even when you vote for it. 

Brexiteers have lost nothing so far. We will see.

34 minutes ago, billd766 said:

Well if he achieves any sort of Brexit at all, people will be saying that if he could manage that in 3 or 4 months, why the hell couldn't she manage it in over 3 years.

I think we covered that one some time ago, Bill.

58 minutes ago, vogie said:

Boris has the country behind him, the reason a GE is not forthcoming.

Excuse me ???? !…., only as much as half +a bit (52%) than the "whole country" , if so sure the " whole country" …, why not risk a referendum as then it could show your "Whole of the country" is behind him...? As then I would only be even an improved (100%) confirmation of that ...????

 

I think you are under the conservatives conference " pep talk " Audio cocaine  it seems it was  

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6 hours ago, Baerboxer said:

 

Er, only the EU don't want that! They want an agreement but one they dictated. Especially the 39 billion GBP, ties on many things, like fishing ground entries, and to dictate all future negotiations. That way, they can demonstrate to other member nations the reality of trying to leave "on friendly terms".

 

The EU have no choice. Agree a Win/Win deal and then others will want the same or similar. 

 

But don't worry little Europeans. The new ruling political class, who are above the law, and most certainly not accountable to the electorate, will implement their socialist federal state of Europe, regardless of whether most people want it or not. A totally bureaucratic riddles state in which exploiting loopholes becomes the new currency of power. 

 

A Federal State of Europe - almost as if Orwell could predict this when he wrote animal farm!

This is a terrible example unless I have missed something.  1984 would have been far better. Notwithstanding the implied geographical connection with the US in 'airstrip one', I'm pretty sure Eurasia encompasses pretty well all of europe (but not Ireland fwiw).  The european countries represented in AF were constantly at odds with each other, so if Pilkington represents the UK, does Frederick mean all the other euro lot, and what of Animal Farm itself?

 

The way things seem to be going seem far more 1984 than Animal Farm to me to be honest.

5 minutes ago, Slip said:

This is a terrible example unless I have missed something.  1984 would have been far better. Notwithstanding the implied geographical connection with the US in 'airstrip one', I'm pretty sure Eurasia encompasses pretty well all of europe (but not Ireland fwiw).  The european countries represented in AF were constantly at odds with each other, so if Pilkington represents the UK, does Frederick mean all the other euro lot, and what of Animal Farm itself?

 

The way things seem to be going seem far more 1984 than Animal Farm to me to be honest.

Except for the chlorinated chukkies of course!

5 hours ago, oldhippy said:

If a chlorinated US chicken is exported to N Ireland / UK, it can walk to Ireland and from there to the EU.

What will stop it?

How can it walk?don,t they kill,the! before they chlorinated them?

31 minutes ago, nauseus said:

Well they usually kill the poor chuckie first.

Funny (or so you think) but not an answer to my question.

6 minutes ago, david555 said:

Excuse me ???? !…., only as much as half +a bit (52%) than the "whole country" , if so sure the " whole country" …, why not risk a referendum as then it could show your "Whole of the country" is behind him...? As then I would only be even an improved (100%) confirmation of that ...????

 

I think you are under the conservatives conference " pep talk " Audio cocaine  it seems it was  

Who are you quoting when you say the "whole country" it certainly isn't me, I never said that, why are you inferring I did?

I said the country, which means the majority, the country just wants this this comedy of errors over with, which includes many remainers, and of course there will be some resistance from a small pocket of radical remainers, there always is.

Your figure of 52% is totally meaningless, now it would be a lot higher if just for the fact that the citizens have had enough of this charade and they need closure.

Here is the latest poll showing that "the country" needs closure.

 

 

Brexiteers have lost nothing so far. We will see.

Yes. UK still in EU.

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Considering that the previous PM had over 3 years to come up with an alternative plan and did not, many Brits are happy that someone has.

They have? [emoji1782]

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1 minute ago, kingdong said:

How can it walk?don,t they kill,the! before they chlorinated them?

Not into Monty Python are you? More a Benny Hill fan?

I think you understood my meaning very well, but you have no answer.

Well if he achieves any sort of Brexit at all, people will be saying that if he could manage that in 3 or 4 months, why the hell couldn't she manage it in over 3 years.

Dream on [emoji1782]

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3 hours ago, evadgib said:

Spike Milligan once declared that "If you have a certificate showing that you're sane the last thing you should do it show it to anybody"

 

Think about it...

I'm not sure he knows what he's on about.  Shell-shock you know.  This may be a bit of a diversion, but thanks for bringing it up.  Was that attitude not borne from his time in WWII?

we need a no-deal brexit and no to muslims

Would you like fries with that?

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1 minute ago, oldhippy said:

Not into Monty Python are you? More a Benny Hill fan?

I think you understood my meaning very well, but you have no answer.

Couldn,t give a tinkers cuss to be honest with you.

7 minutes ago, oldhippy said:

Funny (or so you think) but not an answer to my question.

Well the EU could change its ridiculous ban then. It's just another layer of protectionism. 

1 minute ago, kingdong said:

Couldn,t give a tinkers cuss to be honest with you.

Bricklayer's talk.

4 minutes ago, vogie said:

Who are you quoting when you say the "whole country" it certainly isn't me, I never said that, why are you inferring I did?

I said the country, which means the majority, the country just wants this this comedy of errors over with, which includes many remainers, and of course there will be some resistance from a small pocket of radical remainers, there always is.

Your figure of 52% is totally meaningless, now it would be a lot higher if just for the fact that the citizens have had enough of this charade and they need closure.

Here is the latest poll showing that "the country" needs closure.

 

 

You could said of course big half of the country ...instead of THE country …. as all understand this as whole country ..(happy dreaming ..) but strict taken you are right , you did not said Whole .

 

Lesson taken , as now i can say the Whole of the supreme court found Boris unlawful handling as that where ALL….. Thanks

2 minutes ago, oldhippy said:

Bricklayer's talk.

????????

Just now, nauseus said:

Well the EU could change its ridiculous ban then. It's just another layer of protectionism. 

More intelligent people would have understood that this was not about chickens, but about ALL substandard products from US, China and other countries that like to dumpt garbage in Europe.

2 minutes ago, oldhippy said:

Bricklayer's talk.

 

4 minutes ago, kingdong said:

Couldn,t give a tinkers cuss to be honest with you.

Not sure it is oldhippy.  My FIL is a bricklayer and speaks like a modern person.   Kingdong seems to be putting his money where his mouth is and chanelling the 1600's.