Reform will stop the small boats within two weeks ...

[Highway Man]

Please can you explain how it could have been handled better.

I answered you ages ago and explained this to you but you failed to reply

 

[carmanmemoranda]

If all you experts had to vote tomorrow who would you vote for?

I really hope there is not a quick election, because the choice is very poor.

It's just a case of who is least worse.

Currently Labour, but not by a lot.

 

[yorksbuilder]

What about this green bloke?

He's a weed!

 

[Highway Man]

That’s not true.

Starmer is Prime Minister with a large majority.

You left off the end of the sentence. It should continue with a large majority of his cabinet that are clowns.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

What about this green bloke?

Too far left.

I don't like extreme right, or left.

 

[Lirefighter]

As Reform is a limited company rather than a conventional political party, that would mean in the event of a Reform election victory, the UK political system would effectively be privatised.
Nigel has already said that when he becomes PM, he will bring in 'Experts' to run the country, same as Trump is doing in America, elected politicians will moved aside to make way for these unelected 'Experts'.
What could possibly go wrong.

He could hire Angela Rayner as housing adviser.
She's an 'expert'.

 

[Notch7]

I answered you ages ago and explained this to you but you failed to reply

I am very sorry if I missed it.

Although you couldn’t have answered as Brexit couldn’t have been done better

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Brexit isn't perfect (by a long way, and it never really could be)

But we got EXACTLY what was voted for.

 

[Highway Man]

Brexit isn't perfect (by a long way, and it never really could be)

But we got EXACTLY what was voted for.

No we didn't

 

[carmanmemoranda]

No we didn't

You did.

The fact that nobody knew what Brexit was going to be like, was the failure to understand before voting.

Don't blame others for your mistakes. If you didn't understand what you were voting for, why did you vote for it?

Can you tell us EXACTLY what you voted for?

 

[Notch7]

No we didn't

The vote leave promises you voted for were never real.

The hard Brexit we got was always going to be a failure, it was baked in.

 

[Highway Man]

The vote leave promises you voted for were never real.

The hard Brexit we got was always going to be a failure, it was baked in.

Wasn't hard enough, it was a soft Brexit that we actually got.

 

[Lirefighter]

Never voted for a bunch of morons to say to the EU that we cannot leave without a deal for one. Opened us up for a crap deal straight away. Voted for us to take control over our own borders, it has never been so bad.
Voted for us to cut deals accross the world,
Voted because we were told the NHS would have an additional £350 million per week rather than pay the EU membership.
Voted because we were told that Turkey was joining the EU amounting to thousands of migants hitting our shores (not far off with that one)

Nonsense.
You just wanted bendy bananas back like Notchy.

 

[aveatry]

A simple way to stop the boats from leaving French shores on route to English shores

Drain the English Channel

What a stupid pointless childish comment -
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They will just walk across instead

 

[aveatry]

here is one example:

1-less and less people can get on the property ladder, so they rent
2-the rent goes to pay landlords
3-landlords have mortgages
4-mortgage companies make lots of profit
5-the wealthy own shares in these companies and so they become richer as their assets grow

1- lower house prices will mean more people can get on the property ladder
2- landlords rent out to serco instead
3- only 61% of landlords have mortgages
4- mortgage companies STILL make lots of profit
5-the wealthy own shares in these companies and so they become richer as their assets grow (no change here)

So you have just listed a load of nothing - nothing will change - your hated wealthy will still be getting wealthier, and you are happy to call it a property ladder -- its only a ladder if house prices go UP so you are advocating for higher property prices.