FT: Bojo to override WA

[papasmurf]

Nor I. We have had just about forever with Remainers patting us on the head and warning that if we leave then the sky will fall in and knicker elastic will cost an extra penny. I don't care. I just want out.

Even if you end up with the backside hanging out of your trousers, sitting on the pavement with mongrel dog on a string and a begging bowl in front of you?

[B0ycey]

It's about control and they are not in it.

Who wants control in a fucked up economy?

There is no winners under a hard Brexit economy and put in 3 million unemployment which will rise and negative growth and you can see that the Tories are destined to lose the next election where Labour will no doubt negotiate at a more grown up level. And all this so we can keep fish that we won't be able to sell.

[Sheepy]

I don't care. I just want out.

...and that is what is sending them absolutely feckin wild borkie.........no matter what they say you still want out.

Expect the hysteria to rise over the coming weeks.

https://uk.yahoo.com/news/michel-barnier-worried-over-fate-093812947.html
Oh really, I fecking kid you not.

[Baff]

I don't care. I just want out.

...and that is what is sending them absolutely feckin wild borkie.........no matter what they say you still want out.

Expect the hysteria to rise over the coming weeks.

It's about control and they are not in it.

[Sheepy]

I don't care. I just want out.

...and that is what is sending them absolutely feckin wild borkie.........no matter what they say you still want out.

Expect the hysteria to rise over the coming weeks.

They are shit as listening anyway, they have been told if they keep it up, it will be my pleasure to give them no deal Brexit.

[Thomas]

I don't care. I just want out.

...and that is what is sending them absolutely feckin wild borkie.........no matter what they say you still want out.

Expect the hysteria to rise over the coming weeks.

[Borchester]

What do you see as the primary benefit of no deal Brexit?

Leaving the EU

And perhaps more importantly, what was your main reason for voting Brexit?

To leave the EU

Can't imagine why anyone that truly wanted brexit would think otherwise.

Nor I. We have had just about forever with Remainers patting us on the head and warning that if we leave then the sky will fall in and knicker elastic will cost an extra penny. I don't care. I just want out.

[B0ycey]

Another Tory F@@@ up. Give your hand away and piss off your negotiation partner. Might as well said we give up negotiation now.

#hardBrexit4sure

[Good old]

What do you see as the primary benefit of no deal Brexit?

Leaving the EU

And perhaps more importantly, what was your main reason for voting Brexit?

To leave the EU

Can't imagine why anyone that truly wanted brexit would think otherwise.

[Borchester]

What do you see as the primary benefit of no deal Brexit?

Leaving the EU

And perhaps more importantly, what was your main reason for voting Brexit?

To leave the EU

[Baff]

Didn't I hear this morning that the government is just tying up loose ends?

I thought that said lying obtuse bellends.

(Sorry, had to).

But I can't see how this helps anything really. What childish games are going to fix things with the EU? Can't see it...

The negotiations appeared to have gotten bogged down in squabbles about the size of a bag of fish and chips and whether or not they can be wrapped in copies of the Guardian. As such I imagine that Boris realises that it is pretty minor stuff and is pushing for a no deal exit.

What do you see as the primary benefit of no deal Brexit?

And perhaps more importantly, what was your main reason for voting Brexit?

For myself...
It provides a level playing field.

A well understood and internationally recognised baseline from which we can operate and negotiate.
It also ends the risk of getting sucked into another bad EU deal completely.

Give them an inch and they will take a mile, if you see what I mean.

[T00ts]

Didn't I hear this morning that the government is just tying up loose ends?

I thought that said lying obtuse bellends.

(Sorry, had to).

But I can't see how this helps anything really. What childish games are going to fix things with the EU? Can't see it...

The negotiations appeared to have gotten bogged down in squabbles about the size of a bag of fish and chips and whether or not they can be wrapped in copies of the Guardian. As such I imagine that Boris realises that it is pretty minor stuff and is pushing for a no deal exit.

1st giggle of the day thank you!

[papasmurf]

What do you see as the primary benefit of no deal Brexit?

Other than the £8billion profit some hedge funds are going to make out of a no deal Brexit, there is no benefit.

[Good old]

Just coming to terms with how long it takes anyone to get a deal with the EU, is proving hard to accept. The easiest deal ever is what sticks in the throat.

[Borg Refinery]

Didn't I hear this morning that the government is just tying up loose ends?

I thought that said lying obtuse bellends.

(Sorry, had to).

But I can't see how this helps anything really. What childish games are going to fix things with the EU? Can't see it...

The negotiations appeared to have gotten bogged down in squabbles about the size of a bag of fish and chips and whether or not they can be wrapped in copies of the Guardian. As such I imagine that Boris realises that it is pretty minor stuff and is pushing for a no deal exit.

What do you see as the primary benefit of no deal Brexit?

And perhaps more importantly, what was your main reason for voting Brexit?