Just when you thought Brexit couldn't get any more ridiculous - it appears Brexit was all an Eu plot toi get rid of an intransigent UK stopping Eu integration.  

 

 

Just now, tebee said:

Just when you thought Brexit couldn't get any more ridiculous - it appears Brexit was all an Eu plot toi get rid of an intransigent UK stopping Eu integration.  

 

 

Oh good grief thats the best laugh I have had in a looooooong time.

Thanks for that.

Yes those poor Brexiteers were not duped by Johnson, Gove and Farage.

Twas the evil Dr NO Barnier who organised the lot.

Im still laughing. 

Ah good stuff.

1 hour ago, Loiner said:

You twist facts as much as you twist percentages. The main fact is, however much you try to twist, that more NI politicians voted for the IMB than against it.

 The fact is that over two thirds of Northern Irish voted for parties who do not support this reneging on an agreement Johnson previously hailed as a personal triumph.

 

That is not twisting figures; it's a fact.

 

1 hour ago, Loiner said:

You'll be trying to tell me next that more people voted to Remain than Leave.

Never said that, never will. 

 

1 hour ago, Loiner said:

I'm not here to answer your questions. That's another fact you can quote if you like. Why not ask me for a link to that? You might guess what my answer would be.

Indeed, like many of your fellows, answering questions and providing evidence to support the fantasies you claim to be facts is beyond you. For the simple reason that the answers and the evidence do not exist.

 

1 hour ago, Loiner said:

I didn't know Boris was lying when he got the WA passed, and I don't think he was. Maybe he knew what the EU was trying to do and what he would be able to override.

Before he prorogued Parliament, before he called the election, during the election campaign, after the election and when he signed the agreement he constantly and triumphantly proclaimed that this agreement would get Brexit done.

 

Either he was lying then, or he's lying now.

 

That you freely admit to not caring that he either lied to you then or is lying to you now proves that you are so used to desperately trying to defend his every utterance, regardless of the content, that you are now self programmed into giving automatic, unthinking, Pavlovian responses to his every word.

 

1 hour ago, Loiner said:

Either way I still support Boris's action here and have said earlier that I would happily see him drive a coach and horses through the WA. In fact I would be delighted to see him drive a big red bus through it

Remove the Northern Ireland Protocol and what's left is the rest of his deal. The bit identical to May's deal. The deal you all labelled as unacceptable BRINO!

 

It seems that you all now support BRINO!

 

1 hour ago, Loiner said:

That would be fun for all, especially the ensuing Remainer outrage. 

Fun for all except those who have to try and convince our possible future trading partners that this government wont repeat this action and renege on the deal after it's been signed!

 

 

9 minutes ago, Rookiescot said:

Oh good grief thats the best laugh I have had in a looooooong time.

Thanks for that.

Yes those poor Brexiteers were not duped by Johnson, Gove and Farage.

Twas the evil Dr NO Barnier who organised the lot.

Im still laughing. 

Ah good stuff.

If that's the best laugh you've had for a loooooooong time you might want to turn off the PC and get out a bit 555.

 

But yes we can agree it's ridiculous. Even the dumbest Europhile knows the UK leaving is a hammer blow to this corrupt federalist project. 

2 minutes ago, 7by7 said:

 The fact is that over two thirds of Northern Irish voted for parties who do not support this reneging on an agreement Johnson previously hailed as a personal triumph.

 

That is not twisting figures; it's a fact.

 

Never said that, never will. 

 

Indeed, like many of your fellows, answering questions and providing evidence to support the fantasies you claim to be facts is beyond you. For the simple reason that the answers and the evidence do not exist.

 

Before he prorogued Parliament, before he called the election, during the election campaign, after the election and when he signed the agreement he constantly and triumphantly proclaimed that this agreement would get Brexit done.

 

Either he was lying then, or he's lying now.

 

That you freely admit to not caring that he either lied to you then or is lying to you now proves that you are so used to desperately trying to defend his every utterance, regardless of the content, that you are now self programmed into giving automatic, unthinking, Pavlovian responses to his every word.

 

Remove the Northern Ireland Protocol and what's left is the rest of his deal. The bit identical to May's deal. The deal you all labelled as unacceptable BRINO!

 

It seems that you all now support BRINO!

 

Fun for all except those who have to try and convince our possible future trading partners that this government wont repeat this action and renege on the deal after it's been signed!

 

 

You are wrong again. You cannot see the fact for your twisting. Only three NI MPs voted against Boris's IMB. You cannot make false claims about the others who didn't vote.

I do not care if Boris lies when dealing with the EU. They and the Remainers are a bunch of liars and cheats, so he can do whatever he likes with them. We are now out of the EU and he's pulled a flanker on you all. Firstly the Remainers with his proroguing the Remainer parliament and the GE, now a flanker on the EU with overriding their BRINO. Top man Boris, or Dominic if you prefer. We can dismantle the WA as much as we like. Parts of it regarding NI came first to counter EU threats made under extended provisions from the WA. Which part will be next? Bring on the big red bus!

 

Our future trading partners will be exactly that - trading partners, not the grasping controlling EU. They won't even care and will understand that they are not dealing with more walkover wet Remainer negotiators. Bring on the trade deals!

 

4 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

If that's the best laugh you've had for a loooooooong time you might want to turn off the PC and get out a bit 555.

 

But yes we can agree it's ridiculous. Even the dumbest Europhile knows the UK leaving is a hammer blow to this corrupt federalist project. 

Read the Express a lot do you ?

Would explain a few things right enough.

It is ridiculous. Even the dumbest Brexiteer should be able to see through that lie. 

Maybe not. You guys didnt see through all the other lies so perhaps I am expecting too much.

So go ahead. Claim Brexit was actually a secret plot by Barnier to get the UK out of the EU.

So does that mean people like Johnson, Gove and Farage were secretly working for Barnier?

OMG you guys voted Johnson to become PM.  

@Loiner,

 

You are simply repeating your Pavlovian, sheeple adoration of Boris and all that falls out of his backside.

 

I have answered every single point you have repeated above more than once.

 

If you are capable of thinking up something new to say, I will respond. If not, farewell.

 

 

 

4 minutes ago, Loiner said:

You are wrong again. You cannot see the fact for your twisting. Only three NI MPs voted against Boris's IMB. You cannot make false claims about the others who didn't vote.

I do not care if Boris lies when dealing with the EU. They and the Remainers are a bunch of liars and cheats, so he can do whatever he likes with them. We are now out of the EU and he's pulled a flanker on you all. Firstly the Remainers with his proroguing the Remainer parliament and the GE, now a flanker on the EU with overriding their BRINO. Top man Boris, or Dominic if you prefer. We can dismantle the WA as much as we like. Parts of it regarding NI came first to counter EU threats made under extended provisions from the WA. Which part will be next? Bring on the big red bus!

 

Our future trading partners will be exactly that - trading partners, not the grasping controlling EU. They won't even care and will understand that they are not dealing with more walkover wet Remainer negotiators. Bring on the trade deals!

 

So far... Deal with the Japs, projected to improve GDP by 0.07% over 15 years.

Not yet approved by Japanese Parliament, that vote will come in January.

And there's that level playing field clause, stricter than the EU regarding state subsidiaries for local companies.

 

15 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

If that's the best laugh you've had for a loooooooong time you might want to turn off the PC and get out a bit 555.

 

 

he,ll probably go out for a few wee drams when scotland gets its independence or wins the world cup.

7 minutes ago, Loiner said:

 

I do not care if Boris lies when dealing with the EU.

But perhaps any future trading partners may care about niceties such as honesty? Just a thought.

7 minutes ago, Loiner said:

 

 

Just now, 7by7 said:

@Loiner,

 

You are simply repeating your Pavlovian, sheeple adoration of Boris and all that falls out of his backside.

 

I have answered every single point you have repeated above more than once.

 

If you are capable of thinking up something new to say, I will respond. If not, farewell.

 

 

 

I know, I know. It really get up you type of people doesn't it. Beaten at the referendum. Beaten at the elections. Beaten in a rigged parliament. Beaten in legally exiting the EU. Beaten right up to the winning post of No Deal.

 

You can continue repeating yourself, and no doubt will until you are EU blue and yellow in the face. It counts for naught.

 

I wish this was a farewell old chap, but I suspect it's only au revoir.

20 minutes ago, bannork said:

So far... Deal with the Japs, projected to improve GDP by 0.07% over 15 years.

Not yet approved by Japanese Parliament, that vote will come in January.

And there's that level playing field clause, stricter than the EU regarding state subsidiaries for local companies.

 

 To be fair, the Japanese deal does stand a good chance of being approved by the Japanese parliament.

 

Because the Tories will have handed the liar his P45 by then!

On 9/12/2020 at 8:23 PM, tebee said:

The day after we vote to leave, we hold all the cards and we can choose the path we want

 

Michael Gove
9 April 2016

taking a closer look at him.....he does look like a dreamer 555

On 9/21/2020 at 8:18 AM, batata said:

taking a closer look at him.....he does look like a dreamer 555

To me he looks like someone who is on very good terms with his coke dealer