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maisiesdad · by **maisiesdad** » Fri Sep 06, 2019 3:39 pm

mondo wrote:
TerryG wrote:Shouldn`t this be in the section .. `After Brexit and the EU: Living, holidaying and moving to Spain ' !!

Maybe there should be a Jokes section.. just for Boris..

Wish I could vote but I have been out of UK for too long & am no longer on a voters register.

Hi Mondo I will not hear a bad word about bozo. He, lord snooty and cumming are advancing the cause continuously. Power to their elbows, but not for too long.

Mickey Braw · by **Mickey Braw** » Fri Sep 06, 2019 5:30 pm

2Sheds wrote:
mondo wrote:

Can't put my finger on it, but I have a knack for these things.

Could be wrong but here goes...

I'd say you're a Remainer.

If I'm wrong, knoock me down with a feather.
If I'm right, nominate me for Britains Got Talent

Can anyone say the Tories (or Johnson) are doing well?
..
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No. Of course not. But having a Parliament where two thirds want to Remain, is like someone with vertigo trying to climb Everest.
The trouble is that the EU have known this from day one.

I see Remainers as two camps. Although neither respect the referendum result, I have more empathy with those who genuinely believe that Remaining is the best option from a business perspective. The other camp are purely political activists and opportunists who simply hate the Tory party. If it wasn't Brexit it would something else - bunch of hypocrites.[/quote]

:text-goodpost:

Glassfull · by **Glassfull** » Fri Sep 06, 2019 10:44 pm

Not quite correct about two thirds of Parliament wanting to remain. Labour policy is too Leave but, with a deal that helps the UK workforce and industry

2Sheds · by **2Sheds** » Fri Sep 06, 2019 11:29 pm

Glassfull wrote:Not quite correct about two thirds of Parliament wanting to remain. Labour policy is too Leave but, with a deal that helps the UK workforce and industry

You are quoting Labour's fairy-tale Mk1 policy. Which is, in a nutshell: Staying in the Single Market, Customs Union and not being able to make our own trade deals. That is their version of Leaving the EU. Even that stupid idea is now obsolete - their next manifesto is likely to back Remain.

Easily two thirds of Parliament are total Remainers but Labour haven't the guts to admit it. They make out that they are only opposed to No Deal when in actual fact they don't want ANY Deal, just Remain. Most Labour MPs are a bunch of lying hypocrites.

At least the LibDems don't hide the fact that they're opportunists who have hijacked the Remain vote for their own electoral gains.

Dave c · by **Dave c** » Sat Sep 07, 2019 7:30 am

Boris doesn't lie then.

mondo · by **mondo** » Sat Sep 07, 2019 7:47 am

Dave c wrote:Boris doesn't lie then.

Mickey Braw · by **Mickey Braw** » Sat Sep 07, 2019 7:59 am

A politician that doesn’t lie? Now there’s a challenge!!!!!

mondo · by **mondo** » Sat Sep 07, 2019 8:31 am

There are little lies that make people feel better, there are other lies just for fun, there are lies that are aimed at making oneself bigger...

Then there are lies that are made to the public, members of parliament, the Lords and the Queen that are to help your own career, and stuff everyone else..

..We should not accept lies... we should expect better.. if we keep saying lies are okay, what incentive does any one have not to lie..?

A Prime Minister should set an example..

:twisted:

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Glassfull · by **Glassfull** » Sat Sep 07, 2019 9:34 am

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Mickey Braw · by **Mickey Braw** » Sat Sep 07, 2019 9:43 am

mondo wrote:There are little lies that make people feel better, there are other lies just for fun, there are lies that are aimed at making oneself bigger...

Then there are lies that are made to the public, members of parliament, the Lords and the Queen that are to help your own career, and stuff everyone else..

..We should not accept lies... we should expect better.. if we keep saying lies are okay, what incentive does any one have not to lie..?

A Prime Minister should set an example..

..

Of course but I’m afraid you are hoping for the impossible.
Unfortunately, politics is about avoiding questions and deviating from the truth. The Prime Minister in particular has to be a master in the art. As I say, unfortunately.

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