[Politics] Brexit

[A1X]

'No deal' will be the end of the Tory party for a decade.

And they no longer have the Corbyn get-out-of-jail-free card.

Only that? A shame.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

No need to explain old boy, as you say it's all in your back catalogue - no-deal won't happen, anyone that thinks it will is a moron, no infrastructure in place etc Just continuing your excellent predictions track record .. Brexit won't happen being my personal favourite

Speaking of relationships please pass on my best wishes/sympathies to Mrs Wz .... what a saint that woman must be.

You've got to throw in the soft of softest Brexit and the icing on the cake of a Norway style Brexit , poor old meg if only she could have seen it coming
Regards
DF

 

[nicko31]

More grate news as we are exporting £100 BILION to Germany as soon as Brexit takes place

Always said they need us more than we need them

We are the bigliest winners here

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Regards

DF

Add that to the 1.2T all left, not bad for 4 years work, more to follow.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

'No deal' will be the end of the Tory party for a decade.

And they no longer have the Corbyn get-out-of-jail-free card.

Keep them coming there goes another rib
Regards
DF

 

[nicko31]

'No deal' will be the end of the Tory party for a decade.

And they no longer have the Corbyn get-out-of-jail-free card.

Still can't believe I voted for them in 2010, but that was before they completely lost the plot

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Still can't believe I voted for them in 2010, but that was before i completely lost the plot

Fixed
Regards
DF

 

[Randy McNob]

any predcitions on when the German Car Industry will cave in? christmas day ?

 

[Randy McNob]

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[Hugo Rune]

'No deal' will be the end of the Tory party for a decade.

And they no longer have the Corbyn get-out-of-jail-free card.

Could be a lot longer than that if they split in two over destroying our economy for the next half century or so with a no-deal Brexit.

 

[Baldseagull]

The best preparation for tomorrow is doing your best today - H. Jackson Brown, Jr.

Unfortunately, 52% did their worst yesterday, so we are very unprepared for tomorrow.

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

Unfortunately, 52% did their worst yesterday, so we are very unprepared for tomorrow.

52% of ~66% who voted.

 

[Lever]

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...and the Australian government has been actively trying to get a deal with the EU for the past couple of years.

Effectively Australia is not happy with an 'Australian-style' deal!

It absolutely beggars belief that Johnson should try and sell it as a positive.

 

[Is it PotG?]

Unfortunately, 52% did their worst yesterday, so we are very unprepared for tomorrow.

Put another way, you can sit there shaking your head and tutting or get on with things.

Your choice.

 

[Lever]

Put another way, you can sit there shaking your head and tutting or get on with things.

Your choice.

What will you get on with do you think?

 

[Is it PotG?]

What will you get on with do you think?

First I considered 'my life'.

I guessed the rest would follow.

 

[Lever]

First I considered 'my life'.

I guessed the rest would follow.

If I pass on your sage advice to friends (seven at present but more anticipated) who have just lost their jobs, I suspect they might find it a little, er, 'insubstantial'... maybe even insulting.

Anything else?

 

[Is it PotG?]

If I pass on your sage advice to friends (seven at present but more anticipated) who have just lost their jobs, I suspect they might find it a little, er, 'insubstantial'... maybe even insulting.

Is that because you are completely unaware of the effects on my life and those close to me, yet I choose not to wallow in self-pity?

Er, I hope that helps.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Could be a lot longer than that if they split in two over destroying our economy for the next half century or so with a no-deal Brexit.

What a joker PSML
regards
DF

 

[vegster]

...and the Australian government has been actively trying to get a deal with the EU for the past couple of years.

Effectively Australia is not happy with an 'Australian-style' deal!

It absolutely beggars belief that Johnson should try and sell it as a positive.

Don't be surprised, Johnson will happily polish any turd if it buys him time, that's his whole career.

 

[Lever]

Is that because you are completely unaware of the effects on my life and those close to me, yet I choose not to wallow in self-pity?

Er, I hope that helps.

Sorry but it doesn't. If you recommend a particular course of action to others, then your unique circumstances and 'solution' are generally irrelevant to others.

Of course you are right that no one benefits from 'wallowing in self pity' - but maybe some are just more beaten down by circumstances beyond their control than you are.

For them your advice might seem a little patronising and certainly unhelpful... including your choice of language.

Does that help you?