Interesting fake news from the remain dweebs

[Ihavenojob]

I have frequently shown you the options and asked which one you thought you were voting for (you wouldn't say).

The in or out referendum, I voted out, the only other option was stay. There you go, as if you didn't have an inkling of the way I voted.

 

[JohnD]

So you didn't think you were voting for "no deal."

You were just voting for whatever arrangements the government of the day, whoever that might be, Blue, Red, Orange or Rainbow, could put together.

So you have no objection to Theresa's half-rsed proposal, neither will you object to Jeremy's.

 

[Ihavenojob]

I voted to leave, cut all eu ties & start from scratch, believing that the eu would not be so outraged at the the thought & make it so hard out of pure spite.If it had stayed as it was when we joined, a "common market", we would never have got to the situation which prompted the need to leave.

 

[JohnD]

cut all eu ties & start from scratch

No you didn't.

That wasn't an option on the ballot paper.

Have you already forgotten what you said?

The in or out referendum, I voted out, the only other option was stay.

 

[Ihavenojob]

No you didn't.

That wasn't an option on the ballot paper.

Have you already forgotten what you said?

Cut all of our eu constraints/entitlements, whatever you want to call them, then start trading as any other non eu country would.

 

[JohnD]

There are various options available.

European and other countries can choose to ask for one or other of the options. Like Norway, perhaps. Or like Switzerland. Or like Canada.

They might even have tried to be treated like Turkey.

So "start trading as any other non eu country would." means trying to get one of those options.

You'll remember that the leading Brexit campaigners falsely claimed it would be easy to get a free trade agreement with the EU after leaving.

 

[Ihavenojob]

So "start trading as any other non eu country would." means trying to get one of those options.

And if Cameron hadn't have been such a smug idiot, he would (you'd have thought) made arrangements in case we voted leave, but he didn't, so he did the cowardly deed of resigning.

 

[JohnD]

I'm sure you don't really believe that the Quitter campaigners would have been prepared to accept a post-Brexit agreement cobbled together by Cameron.

Sadly they couldn't, or wouldn't, put together their own proposal (and still haven't). So the only one on the table is Theresa's.

Smug idiots, Gove, Fox, Johnson etc. Failing to do the work of saying what they wanted. That's a sure way of not getting it.

 

[Ihavenojob]

So the only one on the table is Theresa's,

At least she has more balls than Cameron, but still not up to the task. Bring in Kate Hoey, 2 party proposition.

 

[JohnD]

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• JohnD
• 18 Aug 2016
• 1

 

[Notch7]

So you didn't think you were voting for "no deal."

You were just voting for whatever arrangements the government of the day, whoever that might be, Blue, Red, Orange or Rainbow, could put together.

So you have no objection to Theresa's half-rsed proposal, neither will you object to Jeremy's.

There is actually no such thing as no deal.

 

[JohnD]

It's too late now, to try and assemble a new proposal. It has to be agreed by October.

Our two year's notice is nearly up. It took longer than that to get Theresa's proposal written and partially agreed through the dregs of her cabinet.

 

[Notch7]

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• JohnD
• 18 Aug 2016
• 1

Every deal with the EU is a bespoke deal. Whatever you and the EU like to claim.

 

[Ihavenojob]

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• JohnD
• 18 Aug 2016
• 1

That wasn't in my poling booth.

 

[JohnD]

my poling booth.

I didn't say it was.

That's why I asked what you thought you were voting for.