Pretty pink fairy
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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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It is a bit strange, spending every waking hour posting under various guises, desperately trying to get a response from anyone, and on the rare occasion they get a response, enjoying being put down and made to look stupid. Then finish the whole episode with a 'funny' one liner.
Change accounts and repeat, ad infinitum
I guess it's one way to vent your anger and disappointment at having been totally stitched up
But strange that you can’t decide wether Mods can detect multiple accounts or not [emoji6]
There is a Mod on here who if had half a chance would love to hurl me under the bus if they could, so be assured as tenacious their forensic ability they remain silent on the matter[emoji6]
Why not ask the Mods to confirm [emoji6]
Pretty pink fairy
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You keep on kidding yourself , after years of i know best it's all come home to roost for you , who could have seen it comingIt is a bit strange, spending every waking hour posting under various guises, desperately trying to get a response from anyone, and on the rare occasion they get a response, enjoying being put down and made to look stupid. Then finish the whole episode with a 'funny' one liner.
Change accounts and repeat, ad infinitum
I guess it's one way to vent your anger and disappointment at having been totally stitched up :shoots2elf
Regards
DF
Ps and as for put downs, you lot couldn’t put down a hot lava rock [emoji23]
Randy McNob
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nicko31
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Yeap back in June they had the chance to extend but they could see the economy was tanking (worst contraction in Europe). They took the view that Covid fallout was ideal cover for Brexit, their terrible preparations for it and other misdemeanors that would otherwise be front and centre.
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Now this is where we differ. Your view assumes a level of thought and planning which I believe to be way beyond the limitations of the current incumbents
Garry Nelson's teacher
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Johnson and co are obviously in 'negotiation hardball' mode at the moment, talking tough and bluffing that the EU should accept what we are serving up to them. This is rather akin to the negotiating position of 'do what we say or we'll commit (economic) suicide'. Yeah, that will scare the pants off them.
Answering yes or no, do you want them to fail?
Edit, heart & head are two different things
GrizzlingGammon
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To say I’d fallen for Brexit world imply I’m dissatisfied with the out come Mr Gammon surely?
GrizzlingGammon
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No. That you believed the lies, and still do.
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Pretty pink fairy
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Randy McNob
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There's an outcome?
nicko31
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Remember what Moggy's goto economist said, not aging well..
Garry Nelson's teacher
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If by 'them' you mean the negotiations then a resounding 'no'. I want a deal.
If by 'them' you mean Johnson and his mob, then whatever the outcome they have already failed beyond repair.
Hope that's clear,
nicko31
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Seems to be a view from the leave side that remainers want No Deal and disaster. Why would we want that? Still favoured by about a third of leavers though...