EU referendum...THE RESULT...and aftermath...

Graiser wrote:

Bastards the lot of them, I hope their balls fester and drop off!

.....and that's just the female MP's.

Looks like somehow TMs attempt Mk4 will get another outing. We aint leaving no deal under any circumstances so theres very little left after last nights fiasco

zyph wrote:

Graiser wrote:

Bastards the lot of them, I hope their balls fester and drop off!

.....and that's just the female MP's.

These days your never sure whose got what!

zyph wrote:

Graiser wrote:

Bastards the lot of them, I hope their balls fester and drop off!

.....and that's just the female MP's.

These days your never sure whose got what!

zyph wrote:

Graiser wrote:

Bastards the lot of them, I hope their balls fester and drop off!

.....and that's just the female MP's.

These days your never sure whose got what!

harvetheslayer wrote:

Looks like somehow TMs attempt Mk4 will get another outing. We aint leaving no deal under any circumstances so theres very little left after last nights fiasco

Do you ever read the news?

Quote today from Michel Barnier (head of the EU and not some shouty person from Facebook said),
"Speaking on Tuesday morning, Mr Barnier said: "No deal was never our desire or intended scenario but the EU 27 is now prepared. It becomes day after day more likely."

What's more and more apparent is that MPs are unwilling to find a compromise. Let's hope we see the end to our self serving political system at the same time that we cut ties with EU.

Earwegoagain wrote:

harvetheslayer wrote:

Looks like somehow TMs attempt Mk4 will get another outing. We aint leaving no deal under any circumstances so theres very little left after last nights fiasco

Do you ever read the news?

Quote today from Michel Barnier (head of the EU and not some shouty person from Facebook said),
"Speaking on Tuesday morning, Mr Barnier said: "No deal was never our desire or intended scenario but the EU 27 is now prepared. It becomes day after day more likely."

What's more and more apparent is that MPs are unwilling to find a compromise. Let's hope we see the end to our self serving political system at the same time that we cut ties with EU.

Yep Sky News runs in the background whilst I work 6am till 6pm weekdays Ears
What Barnier has or hasnt said this morning is of no real interest. MPs are throwing out repeated compromises after yesterday 12/12 over two sessions.  There is little left in fact nothing but the withdrawal deal
The vast majority of MPs do not want no deal the highly respected CBI and all the rest state it will be a catastophic. In fact the only people in favour of no deal are the idiots who repeat that the voting paper in 2016 said leave or remain fully expecting that if it came out leave we'd pick a date and walk away after 45 years without a bye or leave.
£600 million a week is what we've been dropping since 2016. That was also on Sky news this morning. Revoke the lot or sign the deal MPs

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harvetheslayer wrote:

Looks like somehow TMs attempt Mk4 will get another outing. We aint leaving no deal under any circumstances so theres very little left after last nights fiasco

Jurgen Maier, UK chief executive of Siemens, has said the UK risks trashing its fabulous relationship with the Europe.

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The SNP were giving it large last night saying they will not vote for anything that poses a risk to Scotland.

Earwegoagain wrote:

And May can ignore all of it.

Yep, she can stick two fingers up to whatever the others vote on.

harvetheslayer wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

harvetheslayer wrote:

Looks like somehow TMs attempt Mk4 will get another outing. We aint leaving no deal under any circumstances so theres very little left after last nights fiasco

Do you ever read the news?

Quote today from Michel Barnier (head of the EU and not some shouty person from Facebook said),
"Speaking on Tuesday morning, Mr Barnier said: "No deal was never our desire or intended scenario but the EU 27 is now prepared. It becomes day after day more likely."

What's more and more apparent is that MPs are unwilling to find a compromise. Let's hope we see the end to our self serving political system at the same time that we cut ties with EU.

Yep Sky News runs in the background whilst I work 6am till 6pm weekdays Ears
What Barnier has or hasnt said this morning is of no real interest. MPs are throwing out repeated compromises after yesterday 12/12 over two sessions.  There is little left in fact nothing but the withdrawal deal
The vast majority of MPs do not want no deal the highly respected CBI and all the rest state it will be a catastophic. In fact the only people in favour of no deal are the idiots who repeat that the voting paper in 2016 said leave or remain fully expecting that if it came out leave we'd pick a date and walk away after 45 years without a bye or leave.
£600 million a week is what we've been dropping since 2016. That was also on Sky news this morning. Revoke the lot or sign the deal MPs

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As far as the EU go its Mays deal or NO Deal. If we want anything different Parliament first has to agree on a deal or solution this hasnt happened. May can try for the next ten years and her deal won't get passed. The EU want to end the uncertainty as much as we do (well not the self serving MPs) and they are running out of patience. We could very well end up with No Deal on 12th April in fact I'd say at the moment No Deal is looking like 60/40 in favour of no deal. We've had three years to get this far why would three more months make any difference at all?

Junker saying EU is running out of patience with UK. Nothing new there then.

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The MPs had a sideshow last night.

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Tomorrow should be fun, a plan to try to prevent a no deal by law.

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Yvette frigging Cooper is presenting a bill tomorrow to prevent a “no deal exit”.

Fecking bitch has been battling away throughout to prevent us leaving.

Whatever your politics, if your a leaver or a remainer, the biggest worry, bigger than leaving with no deal should be the catastrophic effect this has and will have on our democratic process

A lot of them will find themselves unemployed after the next election. Well see an Adams style summer clear out foreshore.

Just seen this in the metro.

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Earwegoagain wrote:

A lot of them will find themselves unemployed after the next election. Well see an Adams style summer clear out foreshore.

How many people will never vote again though should Brexit not happen at all, I bet there will be a few.

Graiser wrote:

Yvette frigging Cooper is presenting a bill tomorrow to prevent a “no deal exit”.

Fecking bitch has been battling away throughout to prevent us leaving.

Whatever your politics, if your a leaver or a remainer, the biggest worry, bigger than leaving with no deal should be the catastrophic effect this has and will have on our democratic process

Not wrong there.

The ramifications of all this will leave a bitter taste in the mouth for many years to come.

May & Corbyn to talk and agree....more chance of the end of the world coming before that.

zyph wrote:

May & Corbyn to talk and agree....more chance of the end of the world coming before that.

Now I would like to be a fly on the wall for that one.

That's if Corbyn even turns up.

harvetheslayer wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

harvetheslayer wrote:

Looks like somehow TMs attempt Mk4 will get another outing. We aint leaving no deal under any circumstances so theres very little left after last nights fiasco

Do you ever read the news?

Quote today from Michel Barnier (head of the EU and not some shouty person from Facebook said),
"Speaking on Tuesday morning, Mr Barnier said: "No deal was never our desire or intended scenario but the EU 27 is now prepared. It becomes day after day more likely."

What's more and more apparent is that MPs are unwilling to find a compromise. Let's hope we see the end to our self serving political system at the same time that we cut ties with EU.

Yep Sky News runs in the background whilst I work 6am till 6pm weekdays Ears
What Barnier has or hasnt said this morning is of no real interest. MPs are throwing out repeated compromises after yesterday 12/12 over two sessions.  There is little left in fact nothing but the withdrawal deal
The vast majority of MPs do not want no deal the highly respected CBI and all the rest state it will be a catastophic. In fact the only people in favour of no deal are the idiots who repeat that the voting paper in 2016 said leave or remain fully expecting that if it came out leave we'd pick a date and walk away after 45 years without a bye or leave.
£600 million a week is what we've been dropping since 2016. That was also on Sky news this morning. Revoke the lot or sign the deal MPs

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I'm in favour of no deal because May's deal is shit and the EU has repeatedly said they will not renegotiate.

I voted out. I did so without thinking it would be easy but because it was the best thing for this country and I still think so.

I didn't believe the claims about the money for the NHS because I have a mind of my own and I certainly didn't believe any of the lies from project fear. Project fear membership was made up of rabid pro EU MPs like Clark, Osborne, Clegg and Cable etc, big businesses like goldmans, right on papers like the Guardian and the no mark mirror and establishment media scum like the BBC.

As for your link any cost is down to the self serving MPs and May's total feck up in negotiations.

zyph wrote:

May & Corbyn to talk and agree....more chance of the end of the world coming before that.

Wrong yet again Zippy.

They are going to talk and she's all but ruled out no deal. Could still happen but she's not going to be the one that drags the country into the recession and civil unrest that half of you lot seem to want.

Seems to me that setting aside the democratic result of the referendum might cause civil unrest...