[Politics] Brexit

[Randy McNob]

So the Australia deal was a piece of shit, now it emerges the Japan deal was also a crap deal as trade has slumped since it came into effect. And to think Truss was propelled into No 10 as PM because of the great trade deals she did

 

[Eric the meek]

Don't forget the new pork markets Liz Truss was going to open up in Beijing.

They're not something to be ignored. Well, actually they are, as they don't exist.

 

[CheeseRolls]

Don't forget the new pork markets Liz Truss was going to open up in Beijing.

They're not something to be ignored. Well, actually they are, as they don't exist.

Just to note more I'll informed guff on here from morons.
Porky pies have increased massively since 2016. You can't argue with the facts.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Don't forget the new pork markets Liz Truss was going to open up in Beijing.

They're not something to be ignored. Well, actually they are, as they don't exist.

But don’t worry, the UK will become the worlds next Silicon Valley according to Jeremy Hunt.

This was a really odd little outburst. How? Why? When?

 

[Hugo Rune]

But don’t worry, the UK will become the worlds next Silicon Valley according to Jeremy Hunt.

This was a really odd little outburst. How? Why? When?

That was when I realised that the demented glare from his crazed eyes really do tell a certain truth.

He is as mad as a box of frogs.

 

[Eric the meek]

But don’t worry, the UK will become the worlds next Silicon Valley according to Jeremy Hunt.

This was a really odd little outburst. How? Why? When?

It's a good plan, but the local council can't afford to fill the diggers with fuel, so digging the valley out has been put back until after the next election.

As for how, why and when, such questions are just noise to our leaders, forward-thinkers and paradigm-shifters. Tory MPs operate on a higher plane.

I reckon one of them comes up with these wizard ideas in closed meetings, and they all slap each other on the back in a show of appreciation before it is introduced to a wider audience, at which point, more worldly people ask 'WTF?', and produce a long list of hitherto unforeseen pitfalls. But then it's too late. They've already announced it and have to run with it, steadfastly defending it until it falls apart.

See pork markets. Nice trip to Beijing though.
See Rwanda. 120 million of taxpayers' money helping corruption in East Africa, instead of the new record 504,000 immigration figure.
See Liz Truss. 30 billion of taxpayers money up the creek, plus 115k pa for life for an ex-PM who lasted a full 7 weeks of torture. That's proper value for money, that is.
See Brexit. But we don't want to talk about that. Let's move on.

 

[WATFORD zero]

It's a good plan, but the local council can't afford to fill the diggers with fuel, so digging the valley out has been put back until after the next election.

As for how, why and when, such questions are just noise to our leaders, forward-thinkers and paradigm-shifters. Tory MPs operate on a higher plane.

I reckon one of them comes up with these wizard ideas in closed meetings, and they all slap each other on the back in a show of appreciation before it is introduced to a wider audience, at which point, more worldly people ask 'WTF?', and produce a long list of hitherto unforeseen pitfalls. But then it's too late. They've already announced it and have to run with it, steadfastly defending it until it falls apart.

See pork markets. Nice trip to Beijing though.
See Rwanda. 120 million of taxpayers' money helping corruption in East Africa, instead of the new record 504,000 immigration figure.
See Liz Truss. 30 billion of taxpayers money up the creek, plus 115k pa for life for an ex-PM who lasted a full 7 weeks of torture. That's proper value for money, that is.
See Brexit. But we don't want to talk about that. Let's move on.

Well traditionally all Governments of the last century have had thousands of highly paid, highly skilled experts on every imaginable area working in the Civil service who can advise them on what the implications would be with any of the things they want to do.

Unfortunately as you know, this lot then decided 'they had had enough of experts' around 2016, haven't looked back since and now, purely coincidentally I'm sure, we are up shit creek without a paddle. If only someone had said at the time

 

[Eric the meek]

Well traditionally all Governments of the last century have had thousands of highly paid, highly skilled experts on every imaginable area working in the Civil service who can advise them on what the implications would be with any of the things they want to do.

Unfortunately as you know, this lot then decided 'they had had enough of experts' around 2016, haven't looked back since and now, purely coincidentally, we are up shit creek without a paddle. If only someone had said at the time

Indeed.

When you hear that Liz Truss and Kwasi didn't run their mini-budget past either the OBR or the Bank of England, you get a sense of the scale of the arrogance - and the danger of it - to the nation. I would like to think that the disaster of her tenure has changed a few minds, if not hers. Even after she had failed so spectacularly, she said she had gone 'too far, too fast'. In other words, she still thought her policies were right, but that the country, the markets and the experts were all wrong. Extraordinary.

 

[drew]

Have all the Brexiteers now left this thread?

 

[Randy McNob]

It's a good plan, but the local council can't afford to fill the diggers with fuel, so digging the valley out has been put back until after the next election.

As for how, why and when, such questions are just noise to our leaders, forward-thinkers and paradigm-shifters. Tory MPs operate on a higher plane.

I reckon one of them comes up with these wizard ideas in closed meetings, and they all slap each other on the back in a show of appreciation before it is introduced to a wider audience, at which point, more worldly people ask 'WTF?', and produce a long list of hitherto unforeseen pitfalls. But then it's too late. They've already announced it and have to run with it, steadfastly defending it until it falls apart.

See pork markets. Nice trip to Beijing though.
See Rwanda. 120 million of taxpayers' money helping corruption in East Africa, instead of the new record 504,000 immigration figure.
See Liz Truss. 30 billion of taxpayers money up the creek, plus 115k pa for life for an ex-PM who lasted a full 7 weeks of torture. That's proper value for money, that is.
See Brexit. But we don't want to talk about that. Let's move on.

it's funny how the gammons aren't that bothered about the epic waste you mention but get furious about refugees in hotels at taxpayers expense. apparantly its cheaper to put a refugee up in the ritz than send them to Rwanda

 

[Is it PotG?]

Have all the Brexiteers now left this thread?

I think many have moved on, yes.

 

[drew]

I think many have moved on, yes.

By this I hope you don't mean they've 'moved on' to a new fatally flawed project!!!

 

[rogersix]

So what you're saying in a very roundabout way is that, there are no Brexit benefits, and none possible in the future, but you're still committed to the theory of it, is that right shteve?

 

[A1X]

 

[Randy McNob]

I think many have moved on, yes.

basking in the sunlit uplands?

 

[Randy McNob]

we went to most brexit place in Britain and found the most brexit voter looking person

 

[Bodian]

'I accept the OBR's predictions where I agree with them (the favourable ones) but I don't accept them where I don't agree with them (the negative ones)'. Brilliant analysis.....

 

[WATFORD zero]

I think many have moved on, yes.

I guess they have 'moved on' rather like I would 'move on' had I blocked a toilet and left it overflowing with shit all over the floor

 

[Eric the meek]

I guess they have 'moved on' rather like I would 'move on' had I blocked a toilet and left it overflowing with shit all over the floor

No, no, no, no, NO ! I'm not having it !

Brexiteers have behaved far worse than that.

 

[nicko31]

World's next Silicon Valley, LOL. Where are the big chip makers building fabs now?

Intel EU investment £80B

Intel UK investment £0

Hunt knows its all shit, but he's in the government and has to toe the line