Brexit slowly becoming a Farce.

[Guest Jedi]

The Tories are staking everything on winning a majority at the GE now, which they won't do. It must be getting closer to the EU just calling the whole thing off...there will be scenes, but ultimately it has to end with Johnson going as PM, having failed to deliver any sort of Brexit, while the UK simply remains in the EU.

They can propose No Deal all they like but it will never pass the Commons.

[ICTJohnboy]

3 minutes ago, Jedi said:

The Tories are staking everything on winning a majority at the GE now, which they won't do. It must be getting closer to the EU just calling the whole thing off...there will be scenes, but ultimately it has to end with Johnson going as PM, having failed to deliver any sort of Brexit, while the UK simply remains in the EU.

They can propose No Deal all they like but it will never pass the Commons.

 

Please God, let this come to pass.

[Fullerene]

5 hours ago, Sergeant Wilson said:

It must be like playing Scrabble with a toddler, constantly explaining the rules.

You mean the one about words having to include vowels. I blame the EU. After Brexit, t wll ll b jst fn.

[Fullerene]

I still think it is unfair to play Scrabble with toddlers. They will know all sorts of words that I don't know.  .. or have I got that the wrong way round.

[Baxter Parp]

Johnson using the Spectator to try and discredit Varadkar and to try and claim that he would have been willing to ‘compromise’ had it not been for the Benn Act.
Only simpletons will fail to see this desperate stunt for what it is.
Johnson may not be taking money from the Telegraph or the Spectator these days but there’s an ongoing quid pro quo relationship.

Simpletons and Laura Kuenssberg, apparently.

[Granny Danger]

9 minutes ago, Baxter Parp said:

 

 

Simpletons and Laura Kuenssberg, apparently.

 

Simpletons and propaganda merchants.

Alistair Jack still pushing the line that the EU will capitulate at the last minute.  Fucking unbelievable!

 

[Baxter Parp]

Found on Twittter.  I thought it was a parody but apparently not.

[ICTJohnboy]

There was a lovely call to Nick Ferrari on LBC yesterday from a very broad, very aggressive sounding Weegie.

He was going to great lengths to explain that the Irish were entirely responsible for scuppering BoJo's Brexit "deal" and they would have to pay the price for that. He went on to say that civil disobedience would break out on a scale that no one had ever seen before, and how we was prepared to put his head on the line and set the ball rolling.

Ferrari was beginning to sound worried and maybe even on the verge of phoning the police. "What are you going to do" he asked the caller.

"Well I'll no be buying any mair Irish cheese", was the reply.

[Benjamin_Nevis]

Found on Twittter.  I thought it was a parody but apparently not.

Was it posted by a Russian?

[Baxter Parp]

1 minute ago, Day of the Lords said:

15 minutes ago, Baxter Parp said:

Found on Twittter.  I thought it was a parody but apparently not.

Was it posted by a Russian?

Don't be silly, a Russian would know they didn't win the first one.

[Benjamin_Nevis]

Don't be silly, a Russian would know they didn't win the first one.

Britain didn't "win" either of them. Leave.eu are absolute nutjobs, between this and Arron Banks fantasizing about Greta [emoji23]

[Baxter Parp]

3 minutes ago, Day of the Lords said:

Britain didn't "win" either of them. Leave.eu are absolute nutjobs, between this and Arron Banks fantasizing about Greta

Didn't say they did, I know me history. Unlike every Brexit arsehole in existence, apparently.

[Frank Grimes]

People that still support the UK Union

Can’t wait for IndyRef2

The eat yer cereal wallopers won’t have a leg to stand on 

[The_Kincardine]

5 minutes ago, Frank Grimes said:

Can’t wait for IndyRef2

Same.

[Mastermind]

People that still support the UK Union
Can’t wait for IndyRef2
The eat yer cereal wallopers won’t have a leg to stand on 

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[Baxter Parp]

4 minutes ago, Mastermind said:

 

 

[Colkitto]

4 hours ago, Jedi said:

The Tories are staking everything on winning a majority at the GE now, which they won't do. It must be getting closer to the EU just calling the whole thing off...there will be scenes, but ultimately it has to end with Johnson going as PM, having failed to deliver any sort of Brexit, while the UK simply remains in the EU.

They can propose No Deal all they like but it will never pass the Commons.

31st October and the UK will default to a no deal Brexit  whether the UK parliament votes for it or not.

 

[Granny Danger]

Get these c***s in the bin.

https://mobile.twitter.com/SarahChampionMP/status/1181605664755458048/photo/1

[ICTJohnboy]

Have seen Keir Starmer interviewed on several news programmes this afternoon/evening. He's talked more sense on the present state of the Brexit negotiations than all the rest put together.

He should be leader of that party. 

[Pet Jeden]

2 hours ago, ICTJohnboy said:

There was a lovely call to Nick Ferrari on LBC yesterday from a very broad, very aggressive sounding Weegie.

He was going to great lengths to explain that the Irish were entirely responsible for scuppering BoJo's Brexit "deal" and they would have to pay the price for that. He went on to say that civil disobedience would break out on a scale that no one had ever seen before, and how we was prepared to put his head on the line and set the ball rolling.

Ferrari was beginning to sound worried and maybe even on the verge of phoning the police. "What are you going to do" he asked the caller.

"Well I'll no be buying any mair Irish cheese", was the reply.

This guy might well be one sandwich short of a picnic. But he has touched on a truth - the Irish government has indeed bigged up the threat of terrorism and the "insurmountable" SM/CU problems in a blatant attempt to reel in Ulster. A strategy that was perfectly logical with Theresa Jellyfish at the wheel. It might still pay off, but is looking a bit less shrewd with Johnson as PM.