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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Are these weak and wobbly pillocks really going to do any good for the country after brexit? I think not, as you can guess by my comment lol"
The Country will get what it deserves  |
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As there has never appeared much of a detailed plan, I'm assuming that the clueless will continue to remain clueless and inept and that the UK will bluster its way for a while, whilst being shafted by any other state that steps in.
The UK is discarding trade agreements that its membership of the UK has paid to produce, with many really valuable countries - plus the EU countries too. It has little to no hope of getting any of its replacement agreements to the same level as these. It also has limited expertise in negotiating, as this task became an EU one. As is evident, the Conservative party is a self-interested shambles, potentially to be led by an airhead mini-me Trump.
The people voting for the PM, who are not represenative of UK citizens, seem very content for many disastrous outcomes. And it appears many brexit supporters are fired up, based upon what is in the interests of a much smaller minority than even the conservative membership list.
Whilst the civil service can work according to the direction of the government, if the government is abysmal, has minimal chances of concluding much of anything of great value, then we can expect it to be disastrous. But, no need to worry, disaster capitalism has many able bodies that are eager to step in.  The US trade agreement will highlight the powerlessness of the UK, undermining any supposed sovereignty that the UK would sustain. |
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By *asyukMan
over a year ago
West London |
"As i take it you voted remain, whats it like every morning you look in the mirror and look at a loser for over 3 years  "
You made some really excellent political points there.
I'm sure that's made people completely re-evaluate all of their thoughts on this complex topic.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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For years people mocked Boris Johnson as the bumbling buffoon who's a complete idiot gliding by on his jokish charm.
And now with the events of Brexit, he'll most likely be our next PM. You really don't need to say anything more about the current state of our government. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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" new EU commission president has now said she will allow an extension.. or dear it's never going to end..
Of course she will they want the business. "
Doesn't matter what the EU say they can \ will offer the UK because Boris has categorically stated many times already now that we will be leaving 31st October come what may. |
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" new EU commission president has now said she will allow an extension.. or dear it's never going to end..
Of course she will they want the business.
Doesn't matter what the EU say they can \ will offer the UK because Boris has categorically stated many times already now that we will be leaving 31st October come what may. "
It's going to be fun seeing the end of Boris and the conservative party on 1st November. Either we're still in and he'll be forced to resign, or we'll be out with no deal and the country will be in such a legal & economic quagmire that it'll destroy those that inflicted this on us. |
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"Brexit supporters should stump up a good few £thousand each, as insurance recompense for those of us who don't have their blind faith in bullshit. £50,000 is a good down payment. "
How you going to do that?
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Brexit supporters should stump up a good few £thousand each, as insurance recompense for those of us who don't have their blind faith in bullshit. £50,000 is a good down payment. "
There are many ways to skin cat.Theyll get what they deserve.. |
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"Brexit supporters should stump up a good few £thousand each, as insurance recompense for those of us who don't have their blind faith in bullshit. £50,000 is a good down payment.
There are many ways to skin cat.Theyll get what they deserve.. "
Yes there is... and when the UK benefits from being out of the EU, all the scaredy cat, negative, hamster wheel of doom trundlers will be rounded up and shipped of to Brussels  |
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By *asyukMan
over a year ago
West London |
"Brexit supporters should stump up a good few £thousand each, as insurance recompense for those of us who don't have their blind faith in bullshit. £50,000 is a good down payment.
There are many ways to skin cat.Theyll get what they deserve..
Yes there is... and when the UK benefits from being out of the EU, all the scaredy cat, negative, hamster wheel of doom trundlers will be rounded up and shipped of to Brussels "
You do not need to fix things that are functioning correctly. You learn how to apply those positives to fix things that are not working.
Identifying those very serious problems is being negative. It is improving things.
Being positive does not address the issue.
Calling people names does not address the issue.
It is lazy. You don't approach any project in that way if you want to make progress. |
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"Brexit supporters should stump up a good few £thousand each, as insurance recompense for those of us who don't have their blind faith in bullshit. £50,000 is a good down payment.
There are many ways to skin cat.Theyll get what they deserve..
Yes there is... and when the UK benefits from being out of the EU, all the scaredy cat, negative, hamster wheel of doom trundlers will be rounded up and shipped of to Brussels
You do not need to fix things that are functioning correctly. You learn how to apply those positives to fix things that are not working.
Identifying those very serious problems is being negative. It is improving things.
Being positive does not address the issue.
Calling people names does not address the issue.
It is lazy. You don't approach any project in that way if you want to make progress."
Absolutely totally agree
Which is why we should get on with making the project/task in hand a success
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Brexit supporters should stump up a good few £thousand each, as insurance recompense for those of us who don't have their blind faith in bullshit. £50,000 is a good down payment.
There are many ways to skin cat.Theyll get what they deserve..
Yes there is... and when the UK benefits from being out of the EU, all the scaredy cat, negative, hamster wheel of doom trundlers will be rounded up and shipped of to Brussels "
Then you can continue you with purge of undesirables and purify these isles of the stain of multiculturalism right.??
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"Brexit supporters should stump up a good few £thousand each, as insurance recompense for those of us who don't have their blind faith in bullshit. £50,000 is a good down payment.
There are many ways to skin cat.Theyll get what they deserve..
Yes there is... and when the UK benefits from being out of the EU, all the scaredy cat, negative, hamster wheel of doom trundlers will be rounded up and shipped of to Brussels Then you can continue you with purge of undesirables and purify these isles of the stain of multiculturalism right.??
Stay classy "
"Absolutely totally agree. Which is why we should get on with making the project/task in hand a success" |
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By *asyukMan
over a year ago
West London |
"Brexit supporters should stump up a good few £thousand each, as insurance recompense for those of us who don't have their blind faith in bullshit. £50,000 is a good down payment.
There are many ways to skin cat.Theyll get what they deserve..
Yes there is... and when the UK benefits from being out of the EU, all the scaredy cat, negative, hamster wheel of doom trundlers will be rounded up and shipped of to Brussels
You do not need to fix things that are functioning correctly. You learn how to apply those positives to fix things that are not working.
Identifying those very serious problems is being negative. It is improving things.
Being positive does not address the issue.
Calling people names does not address the issue.
It is lazy. You don't approach any project in that way if you want to make progress.
Absolutely totally agree
Which is why we should get on with making the project/task in hand a success
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The best way to solve a problem is to forsee it and avoid it.
That's what vaccinations are for.
If a mistake is made the best way to resolve it is change the decision.
Otherwise it's just arrogance.
The case for Brexit making anything better was never won. Having reached the stage of saying "it must be done because it was voted for", and "we've survived worse", the argument will never be won.
It is being done for its own sake and that is foolish.
You can't agree because you are calling people names quite regularly. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Brexit supporters should stump up a good few £thousand each, as insurance recompense for those of us who don't have their blind faith in bullshit. £50,000 is a good down payment.
There are many ways to skin cat.Theyll get what they deserve..
Yes there is... and when the UK benefits from being out of the EU, all the scaredy cat, negative, hamster wheel of doom trundlers will be rounded up and shipped of to Brussels Then you can continue you with purge of undesirables and purify these isles of the stain of multiculturalism right.??
Stay classy
"Absolutely totally agree. Which is why we should get on with making the project/task in hand a success""
Your honesty is appreciated.. |
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"Brexit supporters should stump up a good few £thousand each, as insurance recompense for those of us who don't have their blind faith in bullshit. £50,000 is a good down payment.
There are many ways to skin cat.Theyll get what they deserve..
Yes there is... and when the UK benefits from being out of the EU, all the scaredy cat, negative, hamster wheel of doom trundlers will be rounded up and shipped of to Brussels
You do not need to fix things that are functioning correctly. You learn how to apply those positives to fix things that are not working.
Identifying those very serious problems is being negative. It is improving things.
Being positive does not address the issue.
Calling people names does not address the issue.
It is lazy. You don't approach any project in that way if you want to make progress.
Absolutely totally agree
Which is why we should get on with making the project/task in hand a success
The best way to solve a problem is to forsee it and avoid it.
That's what vaccinations are for.
If a mistake is made the best way to resolve it is change the decision.
Otherwise it's just arrogance.
The case for Brexit making anything better was never won. Having reached the stage of saying "it must be done because it was voted for", and "we've survived worse", the argument will never be won.
It is being done for its own sake and that is foolish.
You can't agree because you are calling people names quite regularly."
The analogy is very apt in that case.
We foresaw the problems of theEU, and we were offered the choice of a "vaccination" and we chose to take it (Brexit)
Dont understand the comment about calling people names... thats not me |
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By *asyukMan
over a year ago
West London |
"Brexit supporters should stump up a good few £thousand each, as insurance recompense for those of us who don't have their blind faith in bullshit. £50,000 is a good down payment.
There are many ways to skin cat.Theyll get what they deserve..
Yes there is... and when the UK benefits from being out of the EU, all the scaredy cat, negative, hamster wheel of doom trundlers will be rounded up and shipped of to Brussels
You do not need to fix things that are functioning correctly. You learn how to apply those positives to fix things that are not working.
Identifying those very serious problems is being negative. It is improving things.
Being positive does not address the issue.
Calling people names does not address the issue.
It is lazy. You don't approach any project in that way if you want to make progress.
Absolutely totally agree
Which is why we should get on with making the project/task in hand a success
The best way to solve a problem is to forsee it and avoid it.
That's what vaccinations are for.
If a mistake is made the best way to resolve it is change the decision.
Otherwise it's just arrogance.
The case for Brexit making anything better was never won. Having reached the stage of saying "it must be done because it was voted for", and "we've survived worse", the argument will never be won.
It is being done for its own sake and that is foolish.
You can't agree because you are calling people names quite regularly.
The analogy is very apt in that case.
We foresaw the problems of theEU, and we were offered the choice of a "vaccination" and we chose to take it (Brexit)
Dont understand the comment about calling people names... thats not me"
You understand. Why feign ignorance?
"scaredy cat, negative, hamster wheel of doom trundlers"
What are the problems of leaving the EU and what are the solutions?
You are saying that seeing any problems is being negative I believe.
Therefore we shouldn't look for any.
That is quite foolish isn't it? Enough as an individual, bit on a national scale it is negligent. |
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"Brexit supporters should stump up a good few £thousand each, as insurance recompense for those of us who don't have their blind faith in bullshit. £50,000 is a good down payment.
There are many ways to skin cat.Theyll get what they deserve..
Yes there is... and when the UK benefits from being out of the EU, all the scaredy cat, negative, hamster wheel of doom trundlers will be rounded up and shipped of to Brussels
You do not need to fix things that are functioning correctly. You learn how to apply those positives to fix things that are not working.
Identifying those very serious problems is being negative. It is improving things.
Being positive does not address the issue.
Calling people names does not address the issue.
It is lazy. You don't approach any project in that way if you want to make progress.
Absolutely totally agree
Which is why we should get on with making the project/task in hand a success
The best way to solve a problem is to forsee it and avoid it.
That's what vaccinations are for.
If a mistake is made the best way to resolve it is change the decision.
Otherwise it's just arrogance.
The case for Brexit making anything better was never won. Having reached the stage of saying "it must be done because it was voted for", and "we've survived worse", the argument will never be won.
It is being done for its own sake and that is foolish.
You can't agree because you are calling people names quite regularly.
The analogy is very apt in that case.
We foresaw the problems of theEU, and we were offered the choice of a "vaccination" and we chose to take it (Brexit)
Dont understand the comment about calling people names... thats not me
You understand. Why feign ignorance?
"scaredy cat, negative, hamster wheel of doom trundlers"
What are the problems of leaving the EU and what are the solutions?
You are saying that seeing any problems is being negative I believe.
Therefore we shouldn't look for any.
That is quite foolish isn't it? Enough as an individual, bit on a national scale it is negligent."
and there it is... your go to style of reply.
sorry, not biting today.
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By *asyukMan
over a year ago
West London |
"Brexit supporters should stump up a good few £thousand each, as insurance recompense for those of us who don't have their blind faith in bullshit. £50,000 is a good down payment.
There are many ways to skin cat.Theyll get what they deserve..
Yes there is... and when the UK benefits from being out of the EU, all the scaredy cat, negative, hamster wheel of doom trundlers will be rounded up and shipped of to Brussels
You do not need to fix things that are functioning correctly. You learn how to apply those positives to fix things that are not working.
Identifying those very serious problems is being negative. It is improving things.
Being positive does not address the issue.
Calling people names does not address the issue.
It is lazy. You don't approach any project in that way if you want to make progress.
Absolutely totally agree
Which is why we should get on with making the project/task in hand a success
The best way to solve a problem is to forsee it and avoid it.
That's what vaccinations are for.
If a mistake is made the best way to resolve it is change the decision.
Otherwise it's just arrogance.
The case for Brexit making anything better was never won. Having reached the stage of saying "it must be done because it was voted for", and "we've survived worse", the argument will never be won.
It is being done for its own sake and that is foolish.
You can't agree because you are calling people names quite regularly.
The analogy is very apt in that case.
We foresaw the problems of theEU, and we were offered the choice of a "vaccination" and we chose to take it (Brexit)
Dont understand the comment about calling people names... thats not me
You understand. Why feign ignorance?
"scaredy cat, negative, hamster wheel of doom trundlers"
What are the problems of leaving the EU and what are the solutions?
You are saying that seeing any problems is being negative I believe.
Therefore we shouldn't look for any.
That is quite foolish isn't it? Enough as an individual, bit on a national scale it is negligent.
and there it is... your go to style of reply.
sorry, not biting today.
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Yes. My normal style. Asking you to justify your lazy, casual pronouncements |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
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" new EU commission president has now said she will allow an extension.. or dear it's never going to end..
Of course she will they want the business.
Doesn't matter what the EU say they can \ will offer the UK because Boris has categorically stated many times already now that we will be leaving 31st October come what may.
It's going to be fun seeing the end of Boris and the conservative party on 1st November. Either we're still in and he'll be forced to resign, or we'll be out with no deal and the country will be in such a legal & economic quagmire that it'll destroy those that inflicted this on us."
November first Boris will be PM we will be out of the EU and llife will go on |
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" new EU commission president has now said she will allow an extension.. or dear it's never going to end..
Of course she will they want the business.
Doesn't matter what the EU say they can \ will offer the UK because Boris has categorically stated many times already now that we will be leaving 31st October come what may.
It's going to be fun seeing the end of Boris and the conservative party on 1st November. Either we're still in and he'll be forced to resign, or we'll be out with no deal and the country will be in such a legal & economic quagmire that it'll destroy those that inflicted this on us.November first Boris will be PM we will be out of the EU and llife will go on"
I bet you £1 million pounds this is not true |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Yet again another anti Brexit post by the loony left who can’t respect the result of a democratic vote. Getting kind of old now?
Boris will make Britain great again! |
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By *asyukMan
over a year ago
West London |
"Yet again another anti Brexit post by the loony left who can’t respect the result of a democratic vote. Getting kind of old now?
Boris will make Britain great again!"
You know that sounds just as loony don't you?  |
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"As everyone is guessing....we could do very well .....positive attitude ...."
If you fall into a cesspit you can either sink or swim but either way your going to have to deal with a load of shit and you're extremely unlikely to get out of the mess smelling of roses. It really isn't guess work.
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"Brexit supporters should stump up a good few £thousand each, as insurance recompense for those of us who don't have their blind faith in bullshit. £50,000 is a good down payment.
There are many ways to skin cat.Theyll get what they deserve..
Yes there is... and when the UK benefits from being out of the EU, all the scaredy cat, negative, hamster wheel of doom trundlers will be rounded up and shipped of to Brussels "
Well below your normal standard of comments, some of which have been quite good, thoughtful and thought provoking. This comment isn't one of them.
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"Brexit supporters should stump up a good few £thousand each, as insurance recompense for those of us who don't have their blind faith in bullshit. £50,000 is a good down payment.
There are many ways to skin cat.Theyll get what they deserve..
Yes there is... and when the UK benefits from being out of the EU, all the scaredy cat, negative, hamster wheel of doom trundlers will be rounded up and shipped of to Brussels
You do not need to fix things that are functioning correctly. You learn how to apply those positives to fix things that are not working.
Identifying those very serious problems is being negative. It is improving things.
Being positive does not address the issue.
Calling people names does not address the issue.
It is lazy. You don't approach any project in that way if you want to make progress.
Absolutely totally agree
Which is why we should get on with making the project/task in hand a success
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"Yet again another anti Brexit post by the loony left who can’t respect the result of a democratic vote. Getting kind of old now?
Boris will make Britain great again!"
"Great again"? Maybe in your opinion your country isn't great already but in my opinion it is already a great country. |
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"Brexit supporters should stump up a good few £thousand each, as insurance recompense for those of us who don't have their blind faith in bullshit. £50,000 is a good down payment.
There are many ways to skin cat.Theyll get what they deserve..
Yes there is... and when the UK benefits from being out of the EU, all the scaredy cat, negative, hamster wheel of doom trundlers will be rounded up and shipped of to Brussels
Well below your normal standard of comments, some of which have been quite good, thoughtful and thought provoking. This comment isn't one of them.
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Thanks, I know....just this once, and I did feel better after I posted.
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"Yet again another anti Brexit post by the loony left who can’t respect the result of a democratic vote. Getting kind of old now?
Boris will make Britain great again!
"Great again"? Maybe in your opinion your country isn't great already but in my opinion it is already a great country."
Was a great country. Started sliding three years ago. Falling of a cliff edge on October 31st if Boris has anything to do with it... |
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By *ony 2016Man
over a year ago
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I wonder if the new leader of the Conservative party ( and therefore our new prime minister ) , will acknowledge that they have accepted votes from 16 and 17 year olds in the Tory party to become leader and will therefore call another referendum so the same 16&17 year olds can have a vote in the referendum ( along with every other 16 and 17 year old in the country ) ? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Yet again another anti Brexit post by the loony left who can’t respect the result of a democratic vote. Getting kind of old now?
Boris will make Britain great again!"
Nice satire  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Yet again another anti Brexit post by the loony left who can’t respect the result of a democratic vote. Getting kind of old now?
Boris will make Britain great again!
Nice satire "
and he'll wear a kipper tie |
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"Yet again another anti Brexit post by the loony left who can’t respect the result of a democratic vote. Getting kind of old now?
Boris will make Britain great again!
Nice satire
and he'll wear a kipper tie"
Sounds fishy to me |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Yet again another anti Brexit post by the loony left who can’t respect the result of a democratic vote. Getting kind of old now?
Boris will make Britain great again!"
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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago
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"We are not making any plans for no deal because we are going to get a great deal."
- Boris Johnson, 2017
That quote alone should tell you all you need to know about the calibre of Johnson.
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