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[cheshire pete] 24/5/2019 12:19

EU will play hardball again if we get a remainer or someone who claims to be a brexiteer but isn't.
Concensus in Parliament.....LOL never going to happen as it is full of remainers.

[xxxxxy] 24/5/2019 12:17

Farage for PM

[maxk] 24/5/2019 12:10

Amber's a believer in brexit, just like Treeza was.

[xxxxxy] 24/5/2019 12:08

Alan Jutson
Posted May 24, 2019 at 8:52 am | Permalink

Thank goodness it looks like she recognises she has to go.

Simply the worst Prime Minister in my lifetime.

Lets hope the Conservative Party make a sensible decision this time around, as it simply must be someone who absolutely believes in Brexit proper.

[maxk] 24/5/2019 12:08

Just a bit Poikka :-))

[poikka] 24/5/2019 11:59

LK - "Tories confirm new PM will be in place before end of July - short contest helps well known candidates"

[poikka] 24/5/2019 11:58

Can't believe that you said that, Max. You being facetious again?

SB not on bookies ratings - yet. Amber, low down.

[maxk] 24/5/2019 11:45

Steve baker has brains and ideas, so he will never do (from tptb's point of view)


Everybody's favourite Amber would be a good bringer together of the party.

[mr.elbee] 24/5/2019 11:31

at least Poikka, being a happy clappy shows you have SOME values of decency.

He is no 1 on my list..All the others are too fat,too old,contaminated, useless, lazy ,showmen only[Boris], witches[too many to count]

Steve Baker. " A proper gent"

[grahamite2] 24/5/2019 11:28

One positive about the timing is that now I get to vote for Rees Mogg (or Boris, if need be) without having to stump up another 25 quid.

[ladeside] 24/5/2019 11:27

Hopefully a hard line fascist will take over and then we can finally break the chains and become free........

[mam fach] 24/5/2019 11:23

Who amongst us does not agree that Mrs May has been both
genuine and sincere in her attempts to conclude Brexit negotiations.
The lack of support she has received from all parties is shameful.
Back now to more backstabbing as they fight for her job.

[poikka] 24/5/2019 11:20

"Asked about the prospect of Mrs May's departure, Mr Juncker responded: "How could anybody else achieve what she couldn’t?"

He added: "If you tell people for 40 or 45 years 'we’re in it, but not really in it', we are part-time Europeans and we don’t like these full-time Europeans, then you should not be surprised if people follow simple slogans once they’re asked to vote in a referendum.""

Tighten your safety belt, Claude.

[maxk] 24/5/2019 11:10

Min, right out of the age of hero's.

[minerve 2] 24/5/2019 11:08

Wow, grahamite has spotted my poor English. Well done. It has only taken you how many years to notice that?

LOL

We can have a contest if you like. A contest in conversation.

Maths
Science
Engineering
History
Investing
Art
Business
English

I would win 7-1.

Just let me know when. ;)

[minerve 2] 24/5/2019 11:03

I don't pose as anything. That is in your mind.

[grahamite2] 24/5/2019 10:58

Minerve 2 24 May '19 - 09:31 - 259117 of 259137
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I spoke to a Brexiter in a restaurant last night and I had lost him by about the second sentence. It amused my GF and I. LOL

Should be "my GF and me" - accusative, not nominative.

If you're going to pose as super-intelligent and a cut above everyone else you should try and avoid exposing your ignorance.

[poikka] 24/5/2019 10:56

Minerve - "The Tory party needs to split because it isn't united. At least I am enjoying the collapse and the last hurrah of the moronic generation."

Lost for words, nearly. Every political party is split, and you talk about the "moronic generation".

[poikka] 24/5/2019 10:53

She just had to stay in office longer than Brown - that's been her real driving force recently. Made it, just.

[minerve 2] 24/5/2019 10:45

I did actually state MEPs AND governments. Some morons can't read properly.