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[rogerrail] 12/6/2019 23:31

A no deal is not a way out, it will finish the government and destroy the tory party a dam site quicker than the Brexit party will. Even Boris would not risk being the shortest reigning pm in history.

[maxk] 12/6/2019 23:21

Anti-Brexidiots͐2;

[minerve 2] 12/6/2019 23:09

Brexidiots™

[maxk] 12/6/2019 23:04

Min and pipes go well together.

[maxk] 12/6/2019 23:03

Where do you get it from? A Brussels pipe dream??


There is a perfectly reasonable deal available right now, it's called leave and negotiate later.

[willoicc] 12/6/2019 23:00

Does anyone else watching BBC news notice the preponderance of Remainer placards appearing in the background of outside broadcasts on Brexit issues.

The BBC blanks out peoples faces when they wish to protect peoples' privacy but do not block these placards.

More Biased Broadcasting by the BBC.

[rogerrail] 12/6/2019 22:57

Whatever deal can be agreed with the EUIf a better one can be agreed then fine but as it stands they have said that there is no opportunity to renegotiate the deal. So it looks like Mays deal is the only one on the table.

[grahamite2] 12/6/2019 22:54

rburtn, in years and centuries to come, people will look at the global warming fraud the same way they look at Tulipmania. They will wonder how sane and normal people could have believed such nonsense.

[maxk] 12/6/2019 22:12

What deal are we talking about .. May's effort?

[minerve 2] 12/6/2019 21:54

Not made up of lies and bribes and threats too, hopefully.

[rogerrail] 12/6/2019 21:38

Because the deal would be ratified by both sides of the house on the basis that it would be implemented if the public give consent through a referendum, and opposition to it would in the minority as the motion would be supported by all party leaders.

[maxk] 12/6/2019 21:18

ok, so you put it to another vote

Why should the result be taken (either way) as a final result?

[rogerrail] 12/6/2019 21:07

There is a way out for the Tory's and that is to put the deal on the table to the public vote, but Farage, JRM and co seam to have convinced the majority of the party that it would be undemocratic when in fact it is the exact opposite. Talk about the king's clothes.

[minerve 2] 12/6/2019 20:50

rburtn

We don't care what you think on climate change. The argument is over. The decision has been made. If you want to keep burning coal along with Ace then good luck!

LOL

[rburtn] 12/6/2019 20:41

Interesting post of yours Aceuk, I thought it was impossible to get the view expressed in it past the media censors. The media, like their pushing of Brexit, have conditioned the public not to think for themselves over 'greenhouse gases'. It is quite absurd to believe that Earth's temperature is at the mercy of changes of 1 part in 100,000 of an inert atmospheric component and you do not need to be a physicist, as I am, to work that out. As for deducing the motives of the controlling minds behind the two scams - Climate and Brexit - that's well beyond the cognitive ability of the great British public.

[grahamite2] 12/6/2019 20:33

We'll see. I certainly expect to see Rees Mogg in the cabinet.

[diku] 12/6/2019 20:31

If and when Bojo does become PM no doubt he will reshuffle the cabinet...and there might be the odd 1 or 2 who don't want to serve under Bojo...so any heavy weight Politicians Bojo can rely upon or lots of loose canons jockeying for positions...

[grahamite2] 12/6/2019 20:21

Thanks Max, saves me looking them up.

It is not enough for these villains to be deselected, they absolutely have to be expelled from the Party.

[minerve 2] 12/6/2019 20:20

25-simple-bullet-points-proving-I-want-to-become-famous-and-make-a-living-for-myself-because-the-professionals-rejected-me

[maxk] 12/6/2019 20:13

The ten that are willing to go down with the €uro ship



Guto Bebb

Ken Clarke

Jonathan Djanogly

Justine Greening

Dominic Grieve

Sam Gyimah

Phillip Lee

Oliver Letwin

Antoinette Sandbach

Caroline Spelman




The rest of the rats jumped