[Politics] Brexit

[The Rivet]

The hard Brexit wanted by the looneys on here just brings that closer.

Ask the people of NI then, don't assume.

 

[Hampster Gull]

Ask the people of NI then, don't assume.

Give it time Rivit, give it time

 

[The Rivet]

Hampster, what do you think of Hestletine then? You support his view?

 

[Hampster Gull]

Hampster, what do you think of Hestletine then? You support his view?

Haven’t seen it R. He is a proper politician, unlike the nonsense we have at the moment so I suspect there is substance to his points. Will check it out

 

[The Rivet]

Give it time Rivit, give it time

I have also got to ask this Hampster. Are you of the view that given enough time, 'implementation, transition' etc that you will wear down the desire to get rid of the EU and their tentancles controlling us?

 

[GT49er]

Perhaps just give NI to Ireland and be done with it

I have mentioned that on here, albeit tongue in cheek.

Ask the people of NI then, don't assume.

Purely hypothetical question, because I know it will never happen, but..........NI voted to stay in the EU. I wonder what the outcome would be if there was a referendum in NI with the options: Stay in the EU OR Stay in the UK?

 

[The Rivet]

Haven’t seen it R. He is a proper politician, unlike the nonsense we have at the moment so I suspect there is substance to his points. Will check it out

Really? I am not an out and out conservative but he was instrumental in stabbing Thatcher in the back and has a record of being implicit in extolling the virtues of a controlling power over the UK. You say you are unaware of his views? Do you think that makes you a good political observer?

 

[The Rivet]

I have mentioned that on here, albeit tongue in cheek.


Purely hypothetical question, because I know it will never happen, but..........NI voted to stay in the EU. I wonder what the outcome would be if there was a referendum in NI with the options: Stay in the EU OR Stay in the UK?

Lets give them the question then. Supposition never benefits anyone.

 

[Hampster Gull]

I have also got to ask this Hampster. Are you of the view that given enough time, 'implementation, transition' etc that you will wear down the desire to get rid of the EU and their tentancles controlling us?

Ah, another view of why people voted Brexit. To your question, I expect a soft Brexit, keeping us in the customs union and the single market, but packaged up to look perhaps a little different. We will have lost many of the unique things we negotiated over many years which is such a shame but will will be better off than a hard brexit. A Brexit none the less so ok with the referendum, democracy upheld blah blah blah

 

[Hampster Gull]

Really? I am not an out and out conservative but he was instrumental in stabbing Thatcher in the back and has a record of being implicit in extolling the virtues of a controlling power over the UK. You say you are unaware of his views? Do you think that makes you a good political observer?

schoolboy stuff

 

[The Rivet]

Ah, another view of why people voted Brexit. To your question, I expect a soft Brexit, keeping us in the customs union and the single market, but packaged up to look perhaps a little different. We will have lost many of the unique things we negotiated over many years which is such a shame but will will be better off than a hard brexit. A Brexit none the less so ok with the referendum, democracy upheld blah blah blah

A soft Brexit, you mean staying 'in' the EU but have no voice, a vassal state then?

 

[The Rivet]

schoolboy stuff

Grow up

 

[GT49er]

Lets give them the question then. Supposition never benefits anyone.

It was more speculation than supposition, I think. Anyway, it'll never happen - either way it would probably lead to a return of 'The Troubles'. Only consolation might be that if the vote was to remain in the EU, presumably it would be the ROI that would be saddled with the problem of trying to resolve them, not us! Even then, it wouldn't be much - or any - consolation if it involved more innocent people being killed.

 

[The Rivet]

It was more speculation than supposition, I think. Anyway, it'll never happen - either way it would probably lead to a return of 'The Troubles'. Only consolation might be that if the vote was to remain in the EU, presumably it would be the ROI that would be saddled with the problem of trying to resolve them, not us! Even then, it wouldn't be much - or any - consolation if it involved more innocent people being killed.

No one wants to return to the 'troubles' or god forbid lives lost but, the determination of this realm cannot be decided by fools that decide to kill for politics. Otherwise we may as well accept this country, England, entering another civil war.

 

[The Rivet]

Right, now this thread is back on the first page of this forum, I bid you goodnight.

 

[GT49er]

No one wants to return to the 'troubles' or god forbid lives lost but, the determination of this realm cannot be decided by fools that decide to kill for politics. Otherwise we may as well accept this country, England, entering another civil war.

As you no doubt noticed, I wasn't suggesting we should.

 

[Hampster Gull]

Grow up

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

to all the Grizzlers on here and the other 20% minority in the country " time to come out of the jungle"
regards
DR

 

[Baldseagull]

to all the Grizzlers on here and the other 20% minority in the country " time to come out of the jungle"
regards
DR

Finished your stint at the top of the tree? Can you not just go in the loft for next 11 months with all the other gaudy tat?

 

[Ernest]

Lord Adonis quits the government tonight in response to old Mother May's handling of Brexit