[Politics] Tonight,s EU vote and the margin of defeat ?

Milano · Jan 15, 2019

Wrong-Direction said:
Of course it was a No, a No keeps all these ***** in jobs as the shit cycle continues

Sent from my SM-A310F using Tapatalk

This sums it up perfectly, also what happens in most boardrooms.

ManOfSussex · Jan 15, 2019

7pm tomorrow for the no confidence vote.

Raleigh Chopper · Jan 15, 2019

Giraffe said:
She needs to resign and let a Brexiteer take charge and embrace the positives. That’s what the country is crying out for.

Boris Johnson?
He has been patiently waiting for this.
God help us all.

Horton's halftime iceberg · Jan 15, 2019

Ernest said:
Andrew Neill destroying Hancock on BBC2, none of them have a clue. No new plan or ideas whatsoever

It is actually painful to watch, its like something out of the thick of it, he looks like he just wants to run away. I wonder if she can even hold her cabinet together.

He is mauling him...

Stat Brother · Jan 15, 2019

Ernest said:
Andrew Neill destroying Hancock on BBC2, none of them have a clue. No new plan or ideas whatsoever

Come on, be fair, they only found out a new plan was needed 15 minutes ago. :facepalm:

Sussex Nomad · Jan 15, 2019

I've lost all faith in UK democracy.

BBassic · Jan 15, 2019

Horton's halftime iceberg said:
It is actually painful to watch, its like something out of the thick of it, he looks like he just wants to run away. I wonder if she can even hold her cabinet together.

He is mauling him...

Almost feel sorry for him. Almost.

Kinky Gerbil · Jan 15, 2019

May will win tomorrow and limp on

Pevenseagull · Jan 15, 2019

Ernest said:
Andrew Neill destroying Hancock on BBC2, none of them have a clue. No new plan or ideas whatsoever

I thought he handled that as well as anyone could.

He looked very happy.

Uncle Spielberg · Jan 15, 2019

That went well, lol

Bodian · Jan 15, 2019

Kinky Gerbils said:
May will win tomorrow and limp on

I think so. Don't think most in the Labour Party really want a general election - why would they want to be in power and have all this to deal with. They'll be best off waiting until after a second referendum. Whatever the outcome of that.

Stat Brother · Jan 15, 2019

Sussex Nomad said:
I've lost all faith in UK democracy.

You still had faith, chapeau.

Super Steve Earle · Jan 15, 2019

Mustafa said:
A general election is the best case scenario now... as it will allow us to extend article 50.

(hopefully with a Labour government)

Who exactly would vote for a party with a leader who can't even admit when he is caught lying on tv? Why would anyone believe any manifesto promises from him? Not forgetting he admitted he hadn't even read the 500 odd page Brexit agreement?

Sussex Nomad · Jan 15, 2019

Mustafa said:
Slightly ironic that, considering we democratically voted to leave the EU, today May's deal was rejected by a democratic vote - and there is a democratic no confidence vote tabled by the opposition which may lead to a democratic general election.

Regardless of the outcome of all this, it has been extremely democratic!!

Is 650 out of 35 million or so democratic? Should those idiots in their castle not be voting for the people that put them in the position? I find that very democratic.

Kinky Gerbil · Jan 15, 2019

Bodian said:
I think so. Don't think most in the Labour Party really want a general election - why would they want to be in power and have all this to deal with. They'll be best off waiting until after a second referendum. Whatever the outcome of that.

Labour and Johnson want the same thing, a chance to take over when we are completely ****ed.

Horton's halftime iceberg · Jan 15, 2019

Uncle Spielberg said:
That went well, lol

Quite incredible to basically only get the people you employ i.e cabinet and PPS to vote for your deal, and manage to piss everyone else off to vote against it. Where does she go now.

Sussex Nomad · Jan 15, 2019

Stat Brother said:
You still had faith, chapeau.

I guess this is true, it has cemented my position.

Hiney · Jan 15, 2019

Uncle Spielberg said:
20-30. I will go for 24. It will be hugely less than predicted

Absolute textbook

Kinky Gerbil · Jan 15, 2019

Super Steve Earle said:
Who exactly would vote for a party with a leader who can't even admit when he is caught lying on tv? Why would anyone believe any manifesto promises from him? Not forgetting he admitted he hadn't even read the 500 odd page Brexit agreement?

Both he and May need to be gone, equally useless and equally as under hand.

Ernest · Jan 15, 2019

DUP said they'll vote with the government for the no confidence vote, not surprising. Probably another billion on its way to Belfast tonight

Got something to say or just want fewer pesky ads? Join us... 😊

[Politics] Tonight,s EU vote and the margin of defeat ?

Well-known member

We wunt be druv

New member

Blooming Marvellous

Well-known member

Well-known member

I changed this.

Im The Scatman

Anti-greed coalition

Well-known member

Well-known member

Well-known member

Well-known member

Well-known member

Im The Scatman

Blooming Marvellous

Well-known member

Super Moderator

Im The Scatman

Stupid IDIOT

Share this page