UK ready to quit EU on 'Australia terms' if no Brexit deal, Johnson says

[7by7]

10 hours ago, kingdong said:

in 2021 up to us who we let in, " they do mostly jobs brits don,t want to do " cobblers,at the start of corona virus a lot of unemployed brits tried to get jobs fruitpicking and were told they weren,t wanted as the farmers wanted foreign labour,the backlash of the corona virus is going to destroy life as we knew it.

 Rubbish.

 

As already proven, farmers had to import foreign labour because Brits didn't want to do it.

 

Here's more proof: Farmers are crying out for 80,000 people to pick fruit and vegetables and keep our supermarket shelves full, but are Britons up for the work?

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The farming industry needs about 80,000 roles filled across the UK

Farmers are suffering coronavirus labour shortages  

Feed the Nation stats show that more than 36,000 applications were made

A fraction make it: just 6,000 completed interviews and 112 accepted roles

 So less than half the number required applied. Of those most weren't suitable and of the 6,000 who were only 112 (yes, 112, that's not a typo) accepted a job!

[kingdong]

8 minutes ago, 7by7 said:

 So where would his 80 seat majority be then? 

 

There'll be a clear out very soon, but it's Boris who'll be calling upon the services of Pickford's!

cause there won,t be a clearout ( unless diane abbot voids her bowels) boris has shown he,s made of stern stuff when he chucked all the remain rebel mps out after the last election,not a man to be taken lightly and make no error.

[RayC]

23 minutes ago, kingdong said:

who? the financial experts who can,t do simple arithmetic,link .the 2008 crash.

So who should governments take advice from if not experts? Would you be happy with every Tom, Dick or Harry setting themselves up as doctors?

[kingdong]

6 minutes ago, 7by7 said:

 Rubbish.

 

As already proven, farmers had to import foreign labour because Brits didn't want to do it.

 

Here's more proof: Farmers are crying out for 80,000 people to pick fruit and vegetables and keep our supermarket shelves full, but are Britons up for the work?

 So less than half the number required applied. Of those most weren't suitable and of the 6,000 who were only 112 (yes, 112, that's not a typo) accepted a job!

whos supplying your quotes?farmer giles?

[kingdong]

1 minute ago, RayC said:

So who should governments take advice from if not experts? Would you be happy with every Tom, Dick or Harry setting themselves up as doctors?

think you,ll find all the tom dicks and harrys are working in financial services.

[7by7]

10 minutes ago, hotandsticky said:

16 minutes ago, 7by7 said:

 So where would his 80 seat majority be then? 

 

There'll be a clear out very soon, but it's Boris who'll be calling upon the services of Pickford's!

 

 

Dream on. 

 

 

You have been consistently wrong so far.

 He's already ;losing his backbench support.

 

25 Tories ignored instructions and abstained from voting against the amendment to protect the NHS. 

 The number who are unhappy with Boris and his puppet master is growing.

 

The Tory MPs got rid of Thatcher when they thought she was becoming a liability; and Boris is no Thatcher; he's not even a Major!

[Loiner]

42 minutes ago, 7by7 said:

 We know what doesn't matter to you; you've made that very clear; what the majority of voters said they wanted last December!

 

Now Boris and his boss have ensured even Parliament will be denied a say!

 

So much for democracy.

 

 

When the boils down to it, I don’t care what ‘Parliament’ says. There are too many Remainer and leftist agents planted there. 

After having your chance in referendum and GE, you still won’t accept democracy. I’m just relieved that people like you don’t get another say. 

[kingdong]

1 minute ago, 7by7 said:

 He's already ;losing his backbench support.

 

25 Tories ignored instructions and abstained from voting against the amendment to protect the NHS. 

 The number who are unhappy with Boris and his puppet master is growing.

 

The Tory MPs got rid of Thatcher when they thought she was becoming a liability; and Boris is no Thatcher; he's not even a Major!

boris the bold,a true leader.

[7by7]

5 minutes ago, kingdong said:

whos supplying your quotes?farmer giles?

 Hint; click on the blue bit!

 

But Farmer Giles, like every other farmer in the UK, certainly knows more about this than you do!

[7by7]

2 minutes ago, Loiner said:

When the boils down to it, I don’t care what ‘Parliament’ says.

 So says someone who claims to be a supporter of democracy!

 

3 minutes ago, Loiner said:

There are too many Remainer and leftist agents planted there.

Planted there by whom? I thought you were one of those who proclaim the last election a magnificent victory! Oh, hang on; you are! Have you changed your mind and now believe some outside entity influenced the result? Putin, perhaps? 

 

4 minutes ago, Loiner said:

After having your chance in referendum and GE, you still won’t accept democracy

A general election in which 53% said they wanted a say on the final deal.

 

In a democracy, people are allowed to change their mind. 

 

But using your argument, the 2016 referendum should never have happened because we made our choice in 1975 and can't be allowed to change our minds!

 

You can't have it both ways; no matter how hard you try. Either we can be allowed to change our minds or we can't!

[7by7]

9 minutes ago, kingdong said:

boris the bold,a true leader.

 Boris the bumbling fool; who can't make a decision without Cummings telling him what to do!

[bannork]

16 minutes ago, kingdong said:

boris the bold,a true leader.

I thought Cummings was his boss 

[vinny41]

40 minutes ago, 7by7 said:

 

As your links make clear, the LibDems said they would only cancel Brexit if they won power; i.e. won the majority of seats in the House.

 

Otherwise they would support a referendum on the final deal.

 

But your post makes my case even stronger; 41.5% said they wanted a vote on the final deal, and 11.5% said they wanted to cancel Brexit altogether!

It makes your case non existent as you claimed 53% wanted a final say on the deal which we now know was incorrect as the 11.5 Lib dem voters wanted to cancel Brexit without a final say on the deal which makes the final totals

47% voted for parties supporting Brexit

41.5% voted for parties supporting a vote on the final deal

11.5 voted for a party that wanted to cancel Brexit without a final say on the deal 

So it would seem that the majority of the voters that voted in the December 2019 General Election voted for parties supporting Brexit 

[Loiner]

1 minute ago, 7by7 said:

 So says someone who claims to be a supporter of democracy!

 

Planted there by whom? I thought you were one of those who proclaim the last election a magnificent victory! Oh, hang on; you are! Have you changed your mind and now believe some outside entity influenced the result? Putin, perhaps? 

 

A general election in which 53% said they wanted a say on the final deal.

 

In a democracy, people are allowed to change their mind. 

 

But using your argument, the 2016 referendum should never have happened because we made our choice in 1975 and can't be allowed to change our minds!

 

You can't have it both ways; no matter how hard you try. Either we can be allowed to change our minds or we can't!

By Parliament, you mean the House of Lords, which is stacked full of Labour supporters. 

 

Lost the Referendum

Lost the General Election

Lost the Brexit Leaving tricks

Losing the ‘Negotiations’ tricks

Losing your grip altogether. 

[bannork]

17 minutes ago, Loiner said:

When the boils down to it, I don’t care what ‘Parliament’ says. There are too many Remainer and leftist agents planted there. 

After having your chance in referendum and GE, you still won’t accept democracy. I’m just relieved that people like you don’t get another say. 

'What it boils down to'..... Get it right, <deleted>.

[kingdong]

3 minutes ago, bannork said:

I thought Cummings was his boss 

no,boris is prime minister,he got voted in last year where he got a large majority when all the remaners realised what the alternative was and bottled it.

[bannork]

4 minutes ago, kingdong said:

no,boris is prime minister,he got voted in last year where he got a large majority when all the remaners realised what the alternative was and bottled it.

I know Boris is the PM, but it seems that Cummings is his boss.

[melvinmelvin]

1 hour ago, 7by7 said:

 It's called a three line whip. 

 

Even so, some 20 Tory backbenchers, I understand, did abstain; though none had the courage to vote against it and risk being ejected from the party.

like I said, not sound

 

the  term corruption lurks in the background here

 

[RayC]

1 hour ago, kingdong said:

boris the bold,a true leader.

So was Lord Cardigan (Charge of the Light Brigade). Lord C. and Johnson seem to have much in common. 

[kingdong]

34 minutes ago, RayC said:

So was Lord Cardigan (Charge of the Light Brigade). Lord C. and Johnson seem to have much in common. 

don,t work in the city by any chance?

[transam]

12 hours ago, 7by7 said:

 Boris the bumbling fool; who can't make a decision without Cummings telling him what to do!

Are you an insider, do you listen to Boris's chats with whoever, or are you again making more wild assumptions again ?   ????

[transam]

12 hours ago, bannork said:

I thought Cummings was his boss 

I think we all know that is what you would think......????

[Surelynot]

Brexit to a T

Edited July 23, 2020 by Surelynot

[Surelynot]

15 hours ago, 7by7 said:

 He's already ;losing his backbench support.

 

25 Tories ignored instructions and abstained from voting against the amendment to protect the NHS. 

 The number who are unhappy with Boris and his puppet master is growing.

 

The Tory MPs got rid of Thatcher when they thought she was becoming a liability; and Boris is no Thatcher; he's not even a Major!

He is making John Major look like a world statesman 

[Surelynot]

2 hours ago, transam said:

Are you an insider, do you listen to Boris's chats with whoever, or are you again making more wild assumptions again ?   ????

Fair point.....but we do have PMQ's, which provides a good insight into his total inability to even deliver one line gags. The man is an embarrassment to the nation. A third rate journalist, liar and a cheat...few, if any, 'real' qualifications and he is (supposedly) running the country.....what a complete joke.

[evadgib]

29 minutes ago, Surelynot said:

Fair point.....but we do have PMQ's, which provides a good insight into his total inability to even deliver one line gags. The man is an embarrassment to the nation. A third rate journalist, liar and a cheat...few, if any, 'real' qualifications and he is (supposedly) running the country.....what a complete joke.

Every Wednesday Starmer gets treated the same as this bottle of HP....

[nauseus]

1 hour ago, Surelynot said:

Brexit to a T

Project Fear to a P.

[transam]

3 hours ago, Surelynot said:

Fair point.....but we do have PMQ's, which provides a good insight into his total inability to even deliver one line gags. The man is an embarrassment to the nation. A third rate journalist, liar and a cheat...few, if any, 'real' qualifications and he is (supposedly) running the country.....what a complete joke.

Surely not.............?  ????

 

PS. I am afraid to have to tell you, that your post, to me, is a complete joke........????

[Rookiescot]

3 hours ago, nauseus said:

Project Fear to a P.

Project fear was project reality. You were all warned about the consequences of Brexit but decided to ignore the facts.

[transam]

46 minutes ago, Rookiescot said:

Project fear was project reality. You were all warned about the consequences of Brexit but decided to ignore the facts.

What consequences..?....Nothing has been sorted yet....????

Same as your SNP, nothing sorted, just blustering along with no facts....But, you and 7x7 do make me smile with your continuous assumptions and guesswork....????.....