Ouch!

noseall · 15 Sep 2020

Brigadier said:
Why wait till 2021?

All the crap will hopefully be down the pan by then.

noseall · 15 Sep 2020

Brigadier said:
@noseall

Like I said, weak backpedalling.

Nonsense.

charliegolf · 15 Sep 2020

SirGalahad said:
Lies help you win and people would rather believe the lie than admit they were conned.

Worse than that, Sir G, those particular people will maintain a front of belief, in the full knowledge they've been conned, rather than just admit it and criticise the conners.

Ihavenojob · 15 Sep 2020

noseall said:
Brexit will always be regarded as a Tory badge of shame.

Voted for by millions of people in Labour strongholds. Brexit vote was not about being Tory or Labour.

EFLImpudence · 15 Sep 2020

Notch7 · 15 Sep 2020

Ihavenojob said:
Brexit vote was not about being Tory or Labour.

no it was about voting for something that isnt real.

SirGalahad · 15 Sep 2020

Ihavenojob said:
Voted for by millions of people in Labour strongholds. Brexit vote was not about being Tory or Labour.

Own brexit mate. If it wasn't about being Tory then why was it that labour voters voted for Boris?

He signed the WA only to now renege on it. Until lies and liars have consequence - all those who voted for this are responsible.

SirGalahad · 15 Sep 2020

charliegolf said:
Worse than that, Sir G, those particular people will maintain a front of belief, in the full knowledge they've been conned, rather than just admit it and criticise the conners.

Look how much crticisim Notch gets on here for admitting he was wrong on the Brexit vote. The same people who criticise him only do so because they cannot justify why they voted for Brexit. They all crow about how the sky hasn't fallen in (we are still in the withdrawal phase) but then are oddly quiet on the benefits.

Buckle in as it is going to get bumpy in the next few months.

Brigadier · 15 Sep 2020

SirGalahad said:
If it wasn't about being Tory then why was it that labour voters voted for Boris?

Because he was the only one who said he'd deliver it?
Do you honestly believe that generations of dyed-in-the-wool Labour voters became "Tory"?

If Jezza had said he'd deliver Brexit too, that would have made for an interesting GE.........

Notch7 · 15 Sep 2020

Brigadier said:
Because he was the only one who said he'd deliver it?
Do you honestly believe that generations of dyed-in-the-wool Labour voters became "Tory"?

If Jezza had said he'd deliver Brexit too, that would have made for an interesting GE.........

Jezza had a "jobs first brexit"

we are lucky with Boris though, he has managed the impossible: a brexit worse than no deal

mitch66 · 15 Sep 2020

noseall said:
Yes, I'm aware the vote for Brexit was not a choosing of a political party.

Brexit centered around shameless lies and suited certain Tories politicians well. It needed a thick skinned bulls itter to thrive and the minds and willingness of many well funded bulls hitter organisations - all massively Tory. It was Toy instigated.

Yep, Brexit will be a Tory catastraf uck.

Dry yer eyes lil' fella. You're saltier than a high salt soy sauce! Brexit, WTO, Brino, stay in, whatever. Nothing will change. Business finds it's level. You know that. Don't let hate eat you away.

noseall · 15 Sep 2020

Mottie · 15 Sep 2020

SirGalahad said:
Buckle in as it is going to get bumpy in the next few months.

You keep saying words like that. Bumps have yet to be felt.

noseall · 15 Sep 2020

Mottie said:
Bumps have yet to be felt.

It's as if you didn't know the furlough scheme finishes in a couple of weeks and the effects of brexit wont be felt until after the end of the year.

Has no one told you any of the dates?

Mottie · 15 Sep 2020

noseall said:
It's as if you didn't know the furlough scheme finishes in a couple of weeks

A couple of weeks? It’s as if you haven’t been told about a calendar.

Ouch!

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