The terrible cost of Buffoon Johnson's lies and incompetence

[Brigadier]

that's an interesting opinion.

What, in your opinion, was the reason he chose to set off the Brexit omnishambles?

You claim it wasn't to gather the support of UKIP-leaners back to the tories

and you claim it wasn't to lance the 45-year-old boil of grumbling anti-Europeans spreading their poison among the party.

Exactly that.

Which is why I said Cameron judged the above to be irrelevant, in that he thought Remain would win the vote, and shut up the Euro-sceptic side of the Tories.

 

[JohnD]

shut up the Euro-sceptic side of the Tories.

but

The state of the Tory party was irrelevant to Cameron, in that he never expected the public to vote for anything other than Remain.

So the state of the tory party being in constant nit-picking anti-European squabbling was irrelevant? But at the same time, stopping it was his purpose?

 

[darrington]

Oh well - you never were much of a one for the truth, were you.

More truthful than Neil Kinnock was!!

 

[Brigadier]

but



So the state of the tory party being in constant nit-picking anti-European squabbling was irrelevant? But at the same time, stopping it was his purpose?

"In that"

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Has not gone t*ts up

 

[ban-all-sheds]

The state of the Tory party was irrelevant to Cameron, in that he never expected the public to vote for anything other than Remain.

I was talking about the expectations of those who ticked the Leave box.