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

Bozo you better get hold of Uncle Dominic PDQ fella....

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Well that will have saved about nine million tons of carbon a day, thank fook for that.

It was always makes me laugh when cretins like Liz Truss say "We want an Australian style points system".

We already have one! It was introduced by Labour in 2008.

Jeremy Corbyn says he will not endorse any of the six leadership candidates in public.

So he's still endorsing his sitting on the fence policy which was a total disaster during the election this man must have sores on his behind that make it hard to sit down at all, let alone on a fence.

We all know that he will be rooting for Rebecca Long Bailey....who is a female clone of himself....who rates Corbyn 10 out of 10 and believes that Labour got the election right....the problem was that the voters got it wrong.

If she gets elected it will be a sweet sounding result for the Conservatives.

Don't these lefties ever understand that their approach will never ever get them elected ever again.

Hey Bozo Johnson how about you whack this on the side of a bus....

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zyph wrote:

Jeremy Corbyn says he will not endorse any of the six leadership candidates in public.

So he's still endorsing his sitting on the fence policy which was a total disaster during the election    this man must have sores on his behind that make it hard to sit down at all, let alone on a fence.

We all know that he will be rooting for Rebecca Long Bailey....who is a female clone of himself....who rates Corbyn 10 out of 10 and believes that Labour got the election right....the problem was that the voters got it wrong.

If she gets elected it will be a sweet sounding result for the Conservatives.

Don't these lefties ever understand that their approach will never ever get them elected ever again.

It is not correct protocol for a sitting Labour leader to endorse a succesor. He really needs putting out of his misery, he was utterly shit at PMQs yesterday... again. RLB is not a Corbyn clone exactly, she only joined the party in 2010 aged 31, became an MP in 2015 after Uncle Lennie parachuted her into a safe seat. She's been put up as the continuity candidate not because she has the capability or even desire to do it but because she's about all they've got left, the original plan was believe it or not to groom Laura Pidcock but thankfully she lost her seat. Trouble is with RLB is the crank wing don't like her and neither do the moderates. She might squeak in thanks to Unite and Momentum membership and the support of the party machinery but it won't be a landslide

On the flipside, did any catch Lisa Nandy on Andrew Neil show. That was truly impressive makes you despair over what the party could be and what it currently is.

harvetheslayer wrote:

Hey Bozo Johnson how about you whack this on the side of a bus....

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Why would he even consider repeating any lies written by a bitter loser? What a load of absolute shite.

And Brexit doesn’t happen until the end of this month so Brexit hasn’t cost anything, remainer MPs and their un democratic games in parliament and pro eu media like the bbc and guardian newspaper who have lied and talked down the Uk since 2016. There was a report the other day which said that a poll was saying that there was a 52 to 48% majority of staying in Europe!

mouldyoldgoat wrote:

And Brexit doesn’t happen until the end of this month so Brexit hasn’t cost anything, remainer MPs and their un democratic games in parliament and pro eu media like the bbc and guardian newspaper who have lied and talked down the Uk since 2016. There was a report the other day which said that a poll was saying that there was a 52 to 48% majority of staying in Europe!

It clearly has. What about smount spent on no deal planning, parliamentary time, the cost of setting up a department to handle brexit, costs eminating from business uncertainty ? It all adds up.

Anyway we have till the end of the month in the EU then the rest of they year in its orbit whilst Bojo works out who to sell out in order to save his face. It was the Northern Irish last year wonder who will get the bum deal this time round.

Hugh Watt wrote:

mouldyoldgoat wrote:

And Brexit doesn’t happen until the end of this month so Brexit hasn’t cost anything, remainer MPs and their un democratic games in parliament and pro eu media like the bbc and guardian newspaper who have lied and talked down the Uk since 2016. There was a report the other day which said that a poll was saying that there was a 52 to 48% majority of staying in Europe!

It clearly has. What about smount spent on no deal planning, parliamentary time, the cost of setting up a department to handle brexit, costs eminating from business uncertainty ? It all adds up.

Anyway we have till the end of the month in the EU then the rest of they year in its orbit whilst Bojo works out who to sell out in order to save his face. It was the Northern Irish last year wonder who will get the bum deal this time round.

Vegans.

If someone had just warned us......

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On the other hand the IMF said only yesterday that the UK is predicted to outperform the rest of the EU after Brexit for at least the next two years.
You really should stop reading such hysterical claptrap.

Earwegoagain wrote:

On the other hand the IMF said only yesterday that the UK is predicted to outperform the rest of the EU after Brexit for at least the next two years.
You really should stop reading such hysterical claptrap.

This claim assumes an orderly exit from the European Union at the end of January followed by a gradual transition to a new economic relationship. So its best case scenario which considering Javids latest verbal farting over a low access relationship with the EU is increasingly unlikely

It also needs to be remembered in the light of the UK currently experiencing its lowest growth since 2010 when austerity was being imposed upon us and has consistently underperformed against other similar sized economies.

Hugh Watt wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

On the other hand the IMF said only yesterday that the UK is predicted to outperform the rest of the EU after Brexit for at least the next two years.
You really should stop reading such hysterical claptrap.

This claim assumes an orderly exit from the European Union at the end of January followed by a gradual transition to a new economic relationship. So its best case scenario which considering Javids latest verbal farting over a low access relationship with the EU is increasingly unlikely

It also needs to be remembered in the light of the UK currently experiencing its lowest growth since 2010 when austerity was being imposed upon us and has consistently underperformed against other similar sized economies.

So literally the only way is up! Something else that everybody in the remain camp tends to ignore is the huge damage done to business and jobs by three years of Brexit uncertainty.

Thank goodness the Tories have got control back from the Conservatives, now all this silliness can end. Get Brexit done.

Earwegoagain wrote:

Hugh Watt wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

On the other hand the IMF said only yesterday that the UK is predicted to outperform the rest of the EU after Brexit for at least the next two years.
You really should stop reading such hysterical claptrap.

This claim assumes an orderly exit from the European Union at the end of January followed by a gradual transition to a new economic relationship. So its best case scenario which considering Javids latest verbal farting over a low access relationship with the EU is increasingly unlikely

It also needs to be remembered in the light of the UK currently experiencing its lowest growth since 2010 when austerity was being imposed upon us and has consistently underperformed against other similar sized economies.

So literally the only way is up! Something else that everybody in the remain camp tends to ignore is the huge damage done to business and jobs by three years of Brexit uncertainty.

The uncertainty hasn’t gone away and nor will it until the future trading relationship is known.The only way to have prevented it is not to Brexit in the first place.

Someone will get shafted like the DUP along the line my money is on the fisheries as tak8ng back control of our waters fails yo survive on impact

As Farage said the acid test for Brexit will be the fisheries, we will see. Bojo will have to tread carefully as fisheries was one thing nearly all us leavers agreed on.
Good to see us already falling out with the septics. The only way we will do a trade deal with the Trumpenstien is to give him licence to run county lines into the uk. Bojo should tell him to go fook himself and tax anything the big tech companies earn over here, period. I dont see any tax free breaks for overseas companies in the US?

Our fisheries will be the very first thing traded with the EU.

seadog wrote:

Our fisheries will be the very first thing traded with the EU.

Only if we don't actually leave as in a "deal" like May was trying to make us believe was actually Brexit. I'm hoping that any "deal" will go the same way as any other deal. It's quite simple really we either leave or we have a deal in which case we stay in the EU tied to their laws with EU boats fishing our waters at the expense of our fishermen. Does anybody really think that two sets of politicians can thrash out a trade deal in eleven months? I hope not.

We don't have enough Naval craft to police our waters, a no deal may result in a bonanza for foreign fishermen.

Just wondering if any church bells will be ringing out on the 31st of January for Brexit ?.

seadog wrote:

We don't have enough Naval craft to police our waters, a no deal may result in a bonanza for foreign fishermen.

Maybe they could arm the Merchant Navy to help as a modern day Dad’s Army.

seadog wrote:

We don't have enough Naval craft to police our waters, a no deal may result in a bonanza for foreign fishermen.

Or it may not. Time will tell.

mouldyoldgoat wrote:

seadog wrote:

We don't have enough Naval craft to police our waters, a no deal may result in a bonanza for foreign fishermen.

Maybe they could arm the Merchant Navy to help as a modern day Dad’s Army. :afraidd:

I am afraid that the Tories, aided by the MCA removed all nationality requirements from the UK flag long, long ago, very few Brits left on British ships, Poles, Ukrainians, Russians etc, etc.

If you can find a UK Flag ship with a crew willing to defend the UK's fish, go for it.

Earwegoagain wrote:

seadog wrote:

We don't have enough Naval craft to police our waters, a no deal may result in a bonanza for foreign fishermen.

Or it may not. Time will tell.

It will indeed.