Do you? Most on the political threads claimed we were heading for a Tory landslide. The Tories are in disarray and Labour government led by Corbyn is inevitable over the coming years.
I said at the time we wasn't headin for a Tory majority. And I won money on it. It was never going to be a landslide.
Say what you want about Corbyn. But he has no charisma. You get more excitement out of having a fart in a bath. Labour are nowhere near winning under him. They need a leadership change to have a chance. And why would there be another general election so soon? All parties are split over Brexit.
What's Jeremy corbyn doing in Brussels? This is turning into a farce now.
We had a democratic vote. Some of those who didn't get the result they wanted now want another vote. That is undemocratic.That’s your answer? You don’t seem to get it. People are allowed to change their mind should they want to. At least in democratic countries.
What reaction was that? He is similar to Brown.I'm not a massive fan of his but I've never seen a politician in this country provoke the kind of reaction that he has.
We had a democratic vote. Some of those who didn't get the result they wanted now want another vote. That is undemocratic.
Who said May has?I don’t agree about him having no charisma. He gets rousing cheers everywhere nowadays. If anyone hasn’t got charisma, it’s May.
And if we change our minds each year we should keep jumping in and out of the EU?That’s not what I said. Should people change their mind, they have the right to. I don’t need to change my mind.
That’s your answer? You don’t seem to get it. People are allowed to change their mind should they want to. At least in democratic countries.
What reaction was that? He is similar to Brown.
I'm not a massive fan of his but I've never seen a politician in this country provoke the kind of reaction that he has.
He had less popular vote than an extremely unpopular Theresa May. Blair had a far bigger reaction when he actually got elected and Farage almost single handed managed to galvanise Brexit.
We had a democratic vote. Some of those who didn't get the result they wanted now want another vote. That is undemocratic.
You have wanted another vote since the day this result was announced. So has SB and Mart.Again it sounds like you’re saying that we shouldn’t have had a referendum to leave as we’d already had one to join and we’re not allowed to change our mind. It’s undemocratic. Apparently.
A lot more constructive things than your tosser hero Farage ever did in all the time he was bullshitting in Brussels.
You have wanted another vote since the day this result was announced. So has SB and Mart.
So when did we have the vote to join?
And you wonder why I say you twist the truth to try and make a point and you then get agreed with by the usual suspects.
What like being treated like a hero by all the socialist PMs and the EU want him to become PM because he would accept any deal. Oh yeah constructive help that is.
There is zero evidence that he would accept 'any deal'.
I think he would. The whole Labour Party have said pretty much any deal is better than no deal. I don't agree.
Lisa Nandy on question time this week said the same. The day after brexit she claims planes will be grounded and trade will stop overnight. Obviously she is off her rocker but some people will believe her making any deal acceptable.
You have wanted another vote since the day this result was announced. So has SB and Mart.
So when did we have the vote to join?
And you wonder why I say you twist the truth to try and make a point and you then get agreed with by the usual suspects.
Again, there is no actual evidence of that and it's not like the Tories have any extra bargaining power.
If no aviation deal is made then what else is going to happen?
You genuinely think if there is no deal then planes will be grounded? Seriously?
If there was no aviation deal, then yes of course. Unless you think airlines are going to fly illegally? It won't happen though because they'll come to an agreement on it because so much is at stake.
Well that's what I'm saying. I think the same on the main deal in the bigger picture also. Lots of posturing right now but common sense will prevail.
Following Merkel's statements last week, Tusk has now also come out with some more positive statements.
Brexit deadlock talk 'exaggerated' - Tusk
Hopefully this will start a period of a more constructive and positive attitude from the EU. There is no doubt in my mind that the UK must be prepared to leave without any deal - otherwise we'd be taken to the cleaners. Hopefully this is now sinking in and we can find a mutually beneficial space.
Nothing new though. We are still not where we should be. We still have to put something more on the table. We are being encouraged to do so.
We've already conceded. It's their turn. Give and take is the way forwards; not the UK giving and the EU not giving an inch.
Look at what was said. If you disagree then you can't even read the truth.I've only said we should have a vote if public opinion has clearly turned against it.
Then you accuse others of twisting the truth- ha ha ha.
There is zero evidence on a lot of what tou come out with. But you make it out to be a fact.There is zero evidence that he would accept 'any deal'.
So I ask you again. When did we vote to join the EU?So what’s the official time limit on when people are allowed to change their minds? Just so I know.
It has always been the same.We've already conceded. It's their turn. Give and take is the way forwards; not the UK giving and the EU not giving an inch.
Correct. We should be much further along by now.Nothing new though. We are still not where we should be. We still have to put something more on the table. We are being encouraged to do so.
Look at what was said. If you disagree then you can't even read the truth.
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