davieG Posted 15 November 2018 Posted 15 November 2018 1 minute ago, FoxNotFox said: Oh, it's just getting better and better as the day goes on.... Gove will take the job if he can renegotiate the deal That man's front knows no bounds! I'm no fan of his by would he take the job unless he had some influence over it's contents.
The Horse's Mouth Posted 15 November 2018 Posted 15 November 2018 If she survives this she's better than Rasputin
Jon the Hat Posted 15 November 2018 Posted 15 November 2018 May and her sidekick Robbins have utterly ****ed us from day one of the negotiations. Brevity could and should have been achievable and successful. The failure is wholly with the government and those who blocked it at every turn. Wankers the lot of you.
lifted*fox Posted 15 November 2018 Posted 15 November 2018 Yet none of the hardline Brexiteers have suggested a viable solution at any point. Funny that.
stripeyfox Posted 15 November 2018 Posted 15 November 2018 What a mess. Surely the NoBrexit option is most likely now?
Jon the Hat Posted 15 November 2018 Posted 15 November 2018 2 minutes ago, lifted*fox said: Yet none of the hardline Brexiteers have suggested a viable solution at any point. Funny that. We have no idea what was viable because we failed to actually negotiate for anything.
FoxNotFox Posted 15 November 2018 Posted 15 November 2018 (edited) 15 minutes ago, The Horse's Mouth said: If she survives this she's better than Rasputin Credit where it's due, May is a survivor. She simply doesn't give in... which could also be spun as a weakness. Tbh, despite loathing her from her years at the HO, I do have a sort-of admiration for her pig-headed endurance. Edited 15 November 2018 by FoxNotFox 1
Alf Bentley Posted 15 November 2018 Posted 15 November 2018 26 minutes ago, EnderbyFox said: May announces 5PM press conference Latest odds: 4-5: Despite universal opposition & leadership challenges, she's fighting on 5-4: She's appointed Michael Gove as Brexit Secretary 3-1: She's appointed Michael Bublé as Brexit Secretary 7-1: She's resigning with immediate effect 10-1: She enjoyed the dancing so much she's signed up for Strictly 20-1: She's contacted Barnier to renegotiate Brexit 25-1: She's opting for the Swiss model - exercising freedom of movement to migrate to a remote chalet in the Alps 50-1: She's going into the Celebrity jungle with Harry Redknapp 100-1: She's calling a referendum & defecting to the Labour Party 500-1: Dilly ding, Dilly dong, she's to be Claudio's assistant at Fulham 1000-1: She plans to provide "strong and stable government" 2
FoxNotFox Posted 15 November 2018 Posted 15 November 2018 The Guardian has a knack of pissing me off with it's spin.... Quote At a press conference in Brussels Donald Tusk, president of the European council, restated his desire for Brexit to be abandoned. He told journalists: The EU is prepared for a final deal with the United Kingdom in November. We are also prepared for a no-deal scenario but of course we are best prepared for a no-Brexit scenario. Tusk did not, as they say, restate his desire for Brexit to be abandoned. It was, imho, clearly an ironic remark - the EU is best prepared for no-Brexit because obviously that means they don't have to do anything. The Guardian's is just wilful misinterpretation.
Guest MattP Posted 15 November 2018 Posted 15 November 2018 (edited) 1 hour ago, lifted*fox said: Absolutely hilarious to think how many people believed these charlatans. Fooled, hook, line & sinker. How embarrassing... As opposed to how hilarious it was who believed all this (on a bus for you as you seems to be able to spot them easier) Edited 15 November 2018 by MattP
Guest MattP Posted 15 November 2018 Posted 15 November 2018 2 hours ago, Finnaldo said: I voted to Remain but agreed to let Brexiteers have their negotiations and to see what would come. I hope that can now finally happen, even if it is over two years late.
Popular Post Innovindil Posted 15 November 2018 Popular Post Posted 15 November 2018 Okay, this one got me. 5
AKCJ Posted 15 November 2018 Posted 15 November 2018 Brexit has been a farce from day one. Having the hindsight of the last two years in mind, I wonder if the public would still vote for it should there be a second referendum. 1
lifted*fox Posted 15 November 2018 Posted 15 November 2018 9 minutes ago, MattP said: As opposed to how hilarious it was who believed all this (on a bus for you as you seems to be able to spot them easier) Yeah except Brexit hasn't actually materialised for all of that to happen as a consequence. Slightly different my friend. Nice clutch tho x
Guest MattP Posted 15 November 2018 Posted 15 November 2018 3 minutes ago, lifted*fox said: Yeah except Brexit hasn't actually materialised for all of that to happen as a consequence. Slightly different my friend. Nice clutch tho x Many of those predictions were in the aftermath of a Leave vote, not the actual departure.
lifted*fox Posted 15 November 2018 Posted 15 November 2018 Probably best to just give up arguing it fella. You backed a lame horse. It's OK. All of the MP's you believed in have now given up and abandoned ship. Might as well jump on the lifeboats with them!
lifted*fox Posted 15 November 2018 Posted 15 November 2018 And yes yes, I'm not as humble about it as James, bla bla bla.
Guest MattP Posted 15 November 2018 Posted 15 November 2018 7 minutes ago, lifted*fox said: All of the MP's you believed in have now given up and abandoned ship. Might as well jump on the lifeboats with them! We've been through this before and Boris was the only one who jumped ship, Gove and Fox stood for leader and were defeated, Leadsom the same and Farage was told by the Tories there was no place in the negotiation for him. You can't rewrite history. You also can't expect any Brexit secretary to seriously go along with what Robbins and May have decided to come back with and that's before we get to how ridiculous it looks when working out the parliamentary arithmetic. Anyway we might now be seeing these people back to take over depending on how the NC vote goes.
Strokes Posted 15 November 2018 Posted 15 November 2018 21 minutes ago, lifted*fox said: Probably best to just give up arguing it fella. You backed a lame horse. It's OK. All of the MP's you believed in have now given up and abandoned ship. Might as well jump on the lifeboats with them! It’s not even remotely finished yet.
Izzy Posted 15 November 2018 Posted 15 November 2018 (edited) G'Won Theresa. Don't let the bastards drag you down. Edited 15 November 2018 by Izzy Muzzett 1
lifted*fox Posted 15 November 2018 Posted 15 November 2018 It should be. The only people in government who will keep pushing it in the face of all of the evidence that has amounted in the last two years are frauds, spivs, liars, racists and criminals.
Guest MattP Posted 15 November 2018 Posted 15 November 2018 1 minute ago, Izzy Muzzett said: G'Won Theresa. Don't let the bastards drag you down. A nice speech, but it doesn't tackle the issue here again which is that this deal has no chance whatsoever of getting through the house of commons.
RoboFox Posted 15 November 2018 Posted 15 November 2018 (edited) The irony of that woman banging on about the future of the NHS when her party have been battering it into the ground for the last 10 years. Edited 15 November 2018 by RoboFox 4
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