- Apr 5, 2014
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The point is this:
Johnson is a 'Remainer'. Despite his claims.
He can hardly change his tune now.
Especially as May is about to board the Tory Tyburn cart....
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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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The point is this:
Johnson is a 'Remainer'. Despite his claims.
He can hardly change his tune now.
Especially as May is about to board the Tory Tyburn cart....
pastafarian
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Are you old enough to remember Johnson as the eurosceptic writer for the Daily Telegraph in their Brussels bureau that infuriated EU lover John Major?
Asking for a friend
- Apr 5, 2014
- 23,599
So he's changed his mind more than once then.
I think we can safely conclude that he places himself in the position of most political gain. Not that it's helped him as much as he would like.
pastafarian
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I believe the point is its inconceivable for a Leave voter to formulate an opinion on the EU without previously being told what to think by the likes of Johnson, if Johnson is secretly a remainer then by extension all leave voters were hoodwinked and this is a reasonable excuse to ignore the democratic result and call off leaving the EU……….or something equally ridiculous with vast amounts of grabbing at straws, because lets face it the remoaners have run out of arguments to stop Brexit happening.
GT49er
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No, not really, the intelligentsia voting for Brexit didn't give a toss for that. We knew it wasn't true, but were delighted that it would have remoaners still fooling themselves that they could pretend they knew what we were thinking months later, and justifying themselves by bleating '£350M for the NHS' at every opportunity (or even when there wasn't really an opportunity).
Isn't it a wonderful example of democracy that we can both agree that Boris is a tvvat?
I may not agree with but understand the result of democratic result we are leaving the EU but surely the views of all sides needs to be taken into consideration when negotiating our exit, but what I find is that we the so called remoaners are just pushed to the side by the almost religious zeal of the Brexit Taliban.
GT49er
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Brexit, followed by a Labour government. Yes please - that would be my ideal!
nicko31
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If we're gonna f**k up the country, we need to do it properly
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
They can't do any worse than these cretins in power currently and the further and more brutal austerity carries on, the more inevitable it will be that it's going to happen. When you vote to reduce ESA by £30 a week for cancer patients and bring in Universal Credit to put more children into poverty, it's hardly surprising.
If for nothing else it'll be so worth it though just to see the reaction of the Brexit Tories as their ideologue of Miss Marple Britain/the future Brexit Utopia turns into something a little bit different...........and they helped make it happen.
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Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
Taliban,seekers of truth.Yeah,we are the Brexit Taliban,but face just as much of a struggle getting any truth from the EU!
Pretty pink fairy
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JC Footy Genius
Bringer of TRUTH
- Jun 9, 2015
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Yep, real/continuity Labour still only polling at about the same level as the Tories who are having a shocker yet according to some it's apparently a foregone conclusion Jezza will win the next GE some point in the future. Tories were 20 points ahead in the polls yet they couldn't secure a majority ... lots of counting chickens going on by some.
SicilianHungary
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29 March 2019.
My deadline to get off this island and into the warm bosom of Europe! I have two friends in Berlin, and did like Ljubljana enough to fantasise a move.
If the C U Next Tuesdays are still somehow in power
My deadline to get off this island and into the warm bosom of Europe! I have two friends in Berlin, and did like Ljubljana enough to fantasise a move.
If the C U Next Tuesdays are still somehow in power
Pretty pink fairy
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Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
GT49er
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Very true, even if Sir Cecil was a bit OTT...........
pastafarian
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As you are NSC`s resident class warrior its interesting to watch your rants decline on a daily basis into nothing more than indoctrinated hate that now bizarrely includes Miss Marple.
You really are quite crackers and clearly close to losing the plot completely.
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
Crackers? Coming from a complete smug little **** like you? Behave.
That first quote is from weeks back. If you're actually sad enough to be traipsing back through this thread first thing on a Sunday morning, fine, but please don't confuse me with someone who gives a ***k what a Tory, Brexit posh boy like you thinks about anything again though.
Baldseagull
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New corporate buildings in London are a bit like supercars, the person who ordered it very often takes a larger payment from someone else to let them have it, I have worked on several buildings that were supposedly Tesco, BP or other buildings that the customer never moved in to, or left within a year.