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Yes, but nowhere in the posts by Ernest did he mention what she'd said FFS. OK. He said she's just used the n word. FFS. I expanded so it was clear what she'd said FFS. See, anyone can say FFS, it's really easy.

Of course what she said was wrong, but this is from the BBC article. Suggesting that just 7% of financial services would be affected by Brexit, she reportedly said: "Now I am sure there will be many people who will challenge that but my response and my request is look at the detail - it isn't...

Duh, he's not even an MP :lol:. Well, Labour are saying they want to leave the Single Market, so I don't know what you think is hard/soft BREXIT.

I was wondering if Corbyn and McDonald were leading a government if they would create terrorist training camps so that conflicts can be resolved by the "ballot, bomb or bullet". See, it's so easy to write c*nt statements and make out we're really funny.

You have made the assumption that everyone who voted remain wanted everything which the EU offers. I wuld suggest that is not the case and many were voting remain out of fear due to the doom and gloom being espoused from the remain campaign (£30bln emergency budget, economy crashing, interest...

It comes down to can a party get the queens speech through parliament. Now, the Tories may say to the DUP we don't want any agreement, just get us through the queens speech, otherwise, the risk to the DUP is another election and the outside risk of a Labour government with Corbyn. That will...

I think it was - the immigration issue was debated quite clearly IMO. You may see it differently, but to me, the issue of Free Movement was a central one to the leave campaign. The discussion relating to an Australian style of immigration was discussed in the TV debates for example. Ideally...

It was a quandary before and will stay as such for the whole process. MPs on all sides have very different views as to what they want from BREXIT. However, I would suggest that most people who voted for BREXIT were thinking that immigration would be controlled by this country and not dictated...

Am I saying things are good at the moment? No, of course not. I want TM to go. Never wanted her to win the leadership campaign as I'd never really taken to her in all her years of being an MP. As for BREXIT, one of the main themes (probably the main one) was immigration. I do not see how...

And surely, as that is the will of the majority, it's right. There was a referendum - choice made to Leave the EU. There was a General Election. Result Tories 318 MPs, Labour 262 MPs. Labout LOST. The delusion Corbyn/McDonald is incredible. They are asking for the Tories to stand aside and...

Forget it - you are so blinkered it's incredible. In your eyes, JC is the new Messiah, the Labour Party is paradise on earth and Diane Abott is the re-incarnation of Sir Isaac Newton. Giving the country a say on the relationship with the EU is democratic. Cameron recognised there was...

It doesn't prove your point. It proves that the grass roots was swamped by 'new memebers' who wanted to keep the very left wing agenda. The accepted view on this is that these were not normal labour memeber, but momentum voters trying to hijack the party. The fact that so many high profile...

I'm not saying you don't have the right to say you want to Remain. I do object to the opinion that it is somehow wrong to consult the population on such an important issue. This is what so many Reaminers seem to say. It was a f*ck up, etc. The reality is, even with the might of most of the...

The sooner she goes the better. Her political career is over now (as good as anyway). I've never warmed to her, even as a Tory voter, so I can see the way she will alienate floating voters and especially the young.

Well, if you think that the Parliamentary Labour Party were united behind Corbyn at any time before the election (or are united now), then I think you are deluding yourself. There may be less outspoken comments now due to the clever campaign to bribe the youth vote (IMO), but the moderates...

Yes, but Cameron was leader for quite some time and was generally considered a reasonable operator (not my type of leader I'm afraid - too much like Bliar. Image and spin). I agree about TM. You could argue the same about the Labour Party. Corbyn was only 'put' onto the leadership selection...

With respect, the complete establishment were Remainers. The Tory leadership (most of them). The Labour leadership (most of them). The Lib-Dems (all of them). BoE. CBI. IMF. Obama. And, the only political parts was a party which was viewed by a substantial part of the population as...

The point you seem to be missing is that more people wanted to leave than stay, so it's the will of the people, yet you seem to object to this as it doesn't match your view. To me it's democracy. It seems that you think democracy is great as long as it's your democracy :lol:

This constant whinging about the referendum is so pathetic. Lots of people in the country were unhappy with the evolution of the Commom Market to a Superstate. Giving the people a choice on this is not unreasonable. The country decided, yet the level of whinging is ludicrous. THe main...

Just seen John Prescott on newsnight. Now I remember why I thought he was such a c*nt. Just a loud mouth yob made good IMO