I will direct my anger at the craven who voted yes
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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
- Start date
I will direct my anger at the craven who voted yes
JC Footy Genius
Bringer of TRUTH
- Jun 9, 2015
- 10,568
A majority in the commons are remainers . . .
And a shit deal won't be supported
What part of 'turkey's voting for Christmas' don't you understand?
studio150
Well-known member
Well that's some good news for 2026 or later when these deals are finalised.
JC Footy Genius
Bringer of TRUTH
- Jun 9, 2015
- 10,568
pastafarian
Well-known member
make your mind up chap, only a few posts ago you were in favour of parliamentary democracy
do you want the houses to vote on any future relationship or do you really want us to throw back the keys and simply frack off tomorrow with no future relationship in place
Good lord how many bottles have you had HWt ?
Few. Actually, we always muddle through, so I am not particularly concerned. I just wonder whether it was worth bulldozing front of he car just to get the squshed flies off the windscreen . . . .
All the best, mon vieux
My very simple point was that once the gun is fired, in 2 years we are out, regardless whether parliament, the lords or the amalgamated suporters of the massive sheffield wednesday vote otherwise. Once the gun is fired we have no say. We can only ask, pretty please, can we have some schmeckles before we vanish with no trade deals and a passport controlled border. That, me old matey, is what we face.
pastafarian
Well-known member
Cripes! It really is true in your case.
Negative people really do have a problem for every solution.
pastafarian
Well-known member
Well write to the EU with a strongly worded letter and tell them to play nicely.
Im sure they have an office somewhere.
GT49er
Well-known member
Well, actually the decision to leave is 100% us, following a parliamentary democracy decision to hold a referendum - but I can see you need your sleep soon! It's been a great day!
Are you asking me to negociate the brexit? I voted remain. The negociations are for you to navigate. Good luck.
pastafarian
Well-known member
ill leave it for the gov to negotiate on my behalf thanks (after my successful vote on instructing them).
But you are right, remainers should stay well clear of negotiations esp after some of their views expressed on here.
pastafarian
Well-known member
Have to say yesterday was a very good day for Team Brexit.
It just confirmed in plain open language what has been said all along.
We will be leaving The EU, we will be taking back control of our borders, we will no longer have supremacy of The ECJ,
we will be leaving the single market and we will make ourselves free to trade globally as we see fit.
Its not hard or soft brexit .....its just what was voted for on the tin......namely Brexit
It was also a good day for Team UK, apart from people like Fallon who are completely out of touch it was heartening to see
so many remainers saying on social media and newspaper comments and the news that they thought Mays speech was a sound vision
for the future and we should forge ahead and make the best of it.
Perhaps it will be a turning point in the country coming together to make this work for all our benefits.
Lets hope so.
No doubt there are half a dozen people on here who will still wish for utter chaos as they strive to put the spokes into any
way leaving the EU.
It just confirmed in plain open language what has been said all along.
We will be leaving The EU, we will be taking back control of our borders, we will no longer have supremacy of The ECJ,
we will be leaving the single market and we will make ourselves free to trade globally as we see fit.
Its not hard or soft brexit .....its just what was voted for on the tin......namely Brexit
It was also a good day for Team UK, apart from people like Fallon who are completely out of touch it was heartening to see
so many remainers saying on social media and newspaper comments and the news that they thought Mays speech was a sound vision
for the future and we should forge ahead and make the best of it.
Perhaps it will be a turning point in the country coming together to make this work for all our benefits.
Lets hope so.
No doubt there are half a dozen people on here who will still wish for utter chaos as they strive to put the spokes into any
way leaving the EU.
Good summing up.
pastafarian
Well-known member
Onwards and upwards Soulman
Lets make Great Britain Great again......we can do this,great workforce,great companies,great visions......lets believe in Global Great Britain again
cheshunt seagull
Well-known member
- Jul 5, 2003
- 2,495
As one of the people on here that has supported remain as I think leaving will be catastrophic I can assure you that I so hope I that you are right and I am wrong.
The Birdman
New member
Poor old Teresa May she trying to negotiate with 27 countries and certain politicians are stabbing this country in the back to try and win cheap votes if EU try's to make trade hard for the uk we should not go okay and roll over they need a good deal as much as EU needs it. Teresa should use what ever it takes to get a good deal for the uk and EU.
I did vote to stay but I am a Democrate and except the majority vote that's the way it works.
Roll on Friday when I can get behind the Albion
I did vote to stay but I am a Democrate and except the majority vote that's the way it works.
Roll on Friday when I can get behind the Albion
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Just wait until a town council or local mayor in Belgium vetoes the deal [emoji38]ol:
Better off out.
Better off out.