Thu Aug 15, 2019 10:16 pm
Thu Aug 15, 2019 10:33 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:Would you prefer a no deal Brexit (As voted for in referendum) Or Jeremy and side kick and future PM if Corbyn wasn’t to die ?
Thu Aug 15, 2019 10:49 pm
pembroke allan wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:Would you prefer a no deal Brexit (As voted for in referendum) Or Jeremy and side kick and future PM if Corbyn wasn’t to die ?
They're arguing that the people did not vote for no deal Brexit? But as far as I'm aware it was leave or remain neither deal or no deal was on ballot paper! Corbyn is unelectable and liberals know it shame the nationalists cant see that.... no deal is dar preferably to having Corbyn in power...
Thu Aug 15, 2019 11:03 pm
Thu Aug 15, 2019 11:33 pm
Thu Aug 15, 2019 11:46 pm
Fri Aug 16, 2019 12:03 am
Fri Aug 16, 2019 5:46 am
Fri Aug 16, 2019 7:13 am
CCFCJosh75 wrote:pembroke allan wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:Would you prefer a no deal Brexit (As voted for in referendum) Or Jeremy and side kick and future PM if Corbyn wasn’t to die ?
They're arguing that the people did not vote for no deal Brexit? But as far as I'm aware it was leave or remain neither deal or no deal was on ballot paper! Corbyn is unelectable and liberals know it shame the nationalists cant see that.... no deal is dar preferably to having Corbyn in power...
But even the official leave campaigns said we'd leave with a deal, only when no deal became realistic did the PR campaign about how it's good come out.
By your logic about what was said on the ballot paper we could nuke the UK until there's not a shred of life left and there is no UK to be a part of the EU, would it be undemocratic not to want that?
Fri Aug 16, 2019 7:19 am
worcester_ccfc wrote:I'm a Labour voter.
Corbyn will NEVER win a GE. That's a fact.
People forget about the good things Blair did for this country.
That is the only sort of leader that will win an election for Labour against Johnson.
I voted Andy Burnham for Labour Leader and still believe he would beat Johnson.
Could do with a neither option.
Fri Aug 16, 2019 7:44 am
Fri Aug 16, 2019 7:53 am
stickywicket wrote:England would vote for a Brexit from Wales Scotland and N.I
Fri Aug 16, 2019 7:57 am
Jock wrote:CCFCJosh75 wrote:pembroke allan wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:Would you prefer a no deal Brexit (As voted for in referendum) Or Jeremy and side kick and future PM if Corbyn wasn’t to die ?
You really shouldn’t believe the Daily Mail. You’re so ill informed it’s unbelievable.
They're arguing that the people did not vote for no deal Brexit? But as far as I'm aware it was leave or remain neither deal or no deal was on ballot paper! Corbyn is unelectable and liberals know it shame the nationalists cant see that.... no deal is dar preferably to having Corbyn in power...
But even the official leave campaigns said we'd leave with a deal, only when no deal became realistic did the PR campaign about how it's good come out.
By your logic about what was said on the ballot paper we could nuke the UK until there's not a shred of life left and there is no UK to be a part of the EU, would it be undemocratic not to want that?
Yawn, here we go again, Cameron spent £9m of tax payers money leafleting every home in the U.K. telling us clearly and unequivocally that a vote for leave meant leaving the Single Market, ECJ and the Customs Union. The last three years was plenty of time to work out new trade deals with the EU, instead of doing that May, Hammond and the Civil Service did everything they could to ignore the will of the people of the UK and keep us in this stagnant, failing project. We want to carry on trading with businesses in the EU, EU businesses want to carry on trading with us. Problem is self serving parasitic scum like Junkers, Barnier, Selmer and Verhofstadt wouldn’t have a gravy train to ride. Tusk trebled his salary when he got the EU post.
Fri Aug 16, 2019 8:23 am
BlueGog wrote:stickywicket wrote:England would vote for a Brexit from Wales Scotland and N.I
Yes please England, go for it!
Fri Aug 16, 2019 9:09 am
worcester_ccfc wrote:I'm a Labour voter.
Corbyn will NEVER win a GE. That's a fact.
People forget about the good things Blair did for this country.
That is the only sort of leader that will win an election for Labour against Johnson.
I voted Andy Burnham for Labour Leader and still believe he would beat Johnson.
Could do with a neither option.
Fri Aug 16, 2019 9:17 am
pembroke allan wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:Would you prefer a no deal Brexit (As voted for in referendum) Or Jeremy and side kick and future PM if Corbyn wasn’t to die ?
They're arguing that the people did not vote for no deal Brexit? But as far as I'm aware it was leave or remain neither deal or no deal was on ballot paper! Corbyn is unelectable and liberals know it shame the nationalists cant see that.... no deal is dar preferably to having Corbyn in power...
Fri Aug 16, 2019 9:42 am
banana bob wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:I'm a Labour voter.
Corbyn will NEVER win a GE. That's a fact.
People forget about the good things Blair did for this country.
That is the only sort of leader that will win an election for Labour against Johnson.
I voted Andy Burnham for Labour Leader and still believe he would beat Johnson.
Could do with a neither option.
This is spot on and I agree with everything you say. With a decent leader Labour would walk an election. We've got the most incompetent, arrogant bunch of tossers running the country yet they know as long as Corbyn is in charge Labour will never be a threat.
Fri Aug 16, 2019 9:47 am
Fri Aug 16, 2019 9:51 am
TheHangedMan wrote:This is the key, it was a binary vote. Unfortunately because of the inadeqaucies of May's government democracy is now being threatened.
I'm sure we would all prefer a deal, but not a deal at any cost. The referendum was quite simple, Leave or Remain, the majority voted to Leave so let's get out and fulfill the will of the voters........otherwise, what's the point in voting?
Fri Aug 16, 2019 9:53 am
Fri Aug 16, 2019 9:55 am
Fri Aug 16, 2019 9:58 am
Hopski wrote:When I voted to leave I expected it would be a complete divorce from the EU with a mutual beneficial trade deal somewhere further down the road probably years away with interim trade being done on a sensible basis. The reason I voted leave was to get away from the arrogant, bloated EU political system and the mandarins that run it.
UK contribution to the EU was larger than over 20 of the smaller member states combined and all they had to do was concede to Cameron's tweak to the direction the EU was going or face a possible UK referendum. They chose to slap us down again believing nobody would dare leave the utopia they created. How wrong they were.
Fri Aug 16, 2019 10:01 am
Whistler wrote:There is only one politician worse that Boris and that's Corbyn the both of them are total clowns in their own way, the whole political system in Westminster in broken, we need to get ride of the lot of them, the new Liberal leader ( I cannot remember her name) is the only one talking any sense at all. We to have another referendum to decide in or out now that all the dust has settled on the Brexit position, its the only way we can break this total log-jam![]()
Fri Aug 16, 2019 10:03 am
Jock wrote:CCFCJosh75 wrote:pembroke allan wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:Would you prefer a no deal Brexit (As voted for in referendum) Or Jeremy and side kick and future PM if Corbyn wasn’t to die ?
They're arguing that the people did not vote for no deal Brexit? But as far as I'm aware it was leave or remain neither deal or no deal was on ballot paper! Corbyn is unelectable and liberals know it shame the nationalists cant see that.... no deal is dar preferably to having Corbyn in power...
But even the official leave campaigns said we'd leave with a deal, only when no deal became realistic did the PR campaign about how it's good come out.
By your logic about what was said on the ballot paper we could nuke the UK until there's not a shred of life left and there is no UK to be a part of the EU, would it be undemocratic not to want that?
Yawn, here we go again, Cameron spent £9m of tax payers money leafleting every home in the U.K. telling us clearly and unequivocally that a vote for leave meant leaving the Single Market, ECJ and the Customs Union. The last three years was plenty of time to work out new trade deals with the EU, instead of doing that May, Hammond and the Civil Service did everything they could to ignore the will of the people of the UK and keep us in this stagnant, failing project. We want to carry on trading with businesses in the EU, EU businesses want to carry on trading with us. Problem is self serving parasitic scum like Junkers, Barnier, Selmer and Verhofstadt wouldn’t have a gravy train to ride. Tusk trebled his salary when he got the EU post.
Fri Aug 16, 2019 10:05 am
CF3BLUE wrote:1 - Corbyn is in favour of LEAVE, he always have been. Why are you differentiating?
2 - Why do so many people who would directly benefit from labour policies (working people) aggressively oppose Corbyn's leadership?
Stop reading The Daily Mail. Look at the policy. Ignore the aesthetic.
Fri Aug 16, 2019 10:07 am
CCFCJosh75 wrote:If you want to mention 'self serving parasitic scum' in the EU you've missed out the biggest leech: Nigel farage
Fri Aug 16, 2019 10:17 am
Fri Aug 16, 2019 10:43 am
ElyBoy1984 wrote:CCFCJOSH - Go on twitter, there's a video clip of all prominent remain/brexit campaigners saying that WTO no-deal Brexit could happen if we left. All saying this on national television. Find a new mistruth to pedal.
Fri Aug 16, 2019 10:48 am
CF3BLUE wrote:1 - Corbyn is in favour of LEAVE, he always have been. Why are you differentiating?
2 - Why do so many people who would directly benefit from labour policies (working people) aggressively oppose Corbyn's leadership?
Stop reading The Daily Mail. Look at the policy. Ignore the aesthetic.
Fri Aug 16, 2019 10:51 am
Whistler wrote:There is only one politician worse that Boris and that's Corbyn the both of them are total clowns in their own way, the whole political system in Westminster in broken, we need to get ride of the lot of them, the new Liberal leader ( I cannot remember her name) is the only one talking any sense at all. We to have another referendum to decide in or out now that all the dust has settled on the Brexit position, its the only way we can break this total log-jam![]()