National News Brexit - the Deal or No Deal poll

[Essexyellows]

John McDonnell says in his latest interview....

“we’ll NEVER accept an interim government without Jeremy Corbyn as PM.” Not even if a government led by a “impartial”/bipartisan PM was the only way to stop No Deal? “No, cause it wouldn’t work and it won’t have the support of Labour MPs.”


LibDem leaderJo Swinson refuses to back Jeremy Corbyn as PM, claiming he is unfit to lead the country.


The Government is restricted from governing, parliament is not functioning. We need a General Election ASAP.

And the fixed term Parliament Act scuppered that, alongside an opposition in fear of the result.
Jo Swinson is rapidly climbing my list of folk that are really irritating...

 

[SteMerritt]

And the fixed term Parliament Act scuppered that, alongside an opposition in fear of the result.
Jo Swinson is rapidly climbing my list of folk that are really irritating...

Or if you wanted to put it another way, all BJ had to do was agree an extension to March, then he would have had his election by now. Win and he can get Brexit pushed through. What's he afraid of? Surely not worried that the 'remain' parties might get a majority? Of course, that would be democracy in action if they did...

 

[RyanioBirdio]

Or if you wanted to put it another way, all BJ had to do was agree an extension to March, then he would have had his election by now. Win and he can get Brexit pushed through. What's he afraid of? Surely not worried that the 'remain' parties might get a majority? Of course, that would be democracy in action if they did...

I hope you aren’t suggesting that the very people screaming about cowards and wimps, who are accusing the other side of running away, are in fact the ones doing that exact same thing. Next you’ll be telling me that the very reason they won’t let the public have the final say and end this once and for all is because the public might have changed their mind. How can we carry out the will of the people if it’s the people who lead the way? That’s not democracy!

 

[Gary Baldi]

Let us have a say on what? Remainers can't agree on what that should be and haven't done for months. It sounds a wonderful idea until deets are asked for and then it's either met with silence or a dead cat.

 

[SteMerritt]

Let us have a say on what? Remainers can't agree on what that should be and haven't done for months. It sounds a wonderful idea until deets are asked for and then it's either met with silence or a dead cat.

Complete opposite to the leave camp then, who have been nothing but unified and clear in their message for years.... ?

 

[Essexyellows]

Or if you wanted to put it another way, all BJ had to do was agree an extension to March, then he would have had his election by now. Win and he can get Brexit pushed through. What's he afraid of? Surely not worried that the 'remain' parties might get a majority? Of course, that would be democracy in action if they did...

Kick the can....then the election becomes a proxy third referendum.

Lets take the election of MEP`s as the proxy second referendum shall we?

The "Leave" party (Brexit Party) 5.24 million votes, 29 MEP`s.
The "Remain" party (Lib Dems) 3.3 million votes, 16 MEP`s.

Oh, remain lost that one as well..........................

There won`t be a GE so get the job done..... 24 days.... tick tock.

 

[SteMerritt]

Kick the can....then the election becomes a proxy third referendum.

Lets take the election of MEP`s as the proxy second referendum shall we?

The "Leave" party (Brexit Party) 5.24 million votes, 29 MEP`s.
The "Remain" party (Lib Dems) 3.3 million votes, 16 MEP`s.

Oh, remain lost that one as well..........................

There won`t be a GE so get the job done..... 24 days.... tick tock.

So again, what is BJ scared of? If it's that cut and dried, delay the leaving to march, call the opposition bluff. What is 6 months in the grand scheme of things?

 

[Sarge]

 

[Essexyellows]

So again, what is BJ scared of? If it's that cut and dried, delay the leaving to march, call the opposition bluff. What is 6 months in the grand scheme of things?

6 months on top of the 3+ years Parliament have been fudging about.
Get the job done, get Parliament back to work sorting out the state of the country.

In fact that is probably what they are all scared of, doing some work and not being able to blame somebody else!! ? ?

 

[Essexyellows]

@Sarge , what a pile of pish.

All those "things" on the list are outcomes of technological development and society moving forwards. Your yoghurt knitting, tree hugging, never worked a day types had feck all to do with it.

 

[YellowTaxi]

"So be under no doubt: we can do deals with our trading partners, and we can do them quickly. I would expect the new Prime Minister on September 9th to immediately trigger a large round of global trade deals with all our most favoured trade partners. I would expect that the negotiation phase of most of them to be concluded within between 12 and 24 months. So within two years, before the negotiation with the EU is likely to be complete, and therefore before anything material has changed, we can negotiate a free trade area massively larger than the EU. Trade deals with the US and China alone will give us a trade area almost twice the size of the EU, and of course we will also be seeking deals with Hong Kong, Canada, Australia, India, Japan, the UAE, Indonesia – and many others."

David Davis

 

[Gary Baldi]

Complete opposite to the leave camp then, who have been nothing but unified and clear in their message for years.... ?

The Leave camp want to Leave, funnily enough . We're not interested in a confirmatory referenda about another confirmatory referenda, which Remainer leader to have in a GNU because Jo hates Jezza, or what a GNUs role is, or quibble about the terms of an in/out vote or when to have an urgent GE that only suits us when we know we can win it.

So yeah, us Leavers have not agreed about the terms of leaving or when, but we're fairly clear on things that Remainers just struggle to get their heads around still. ??

 

[SteMerritt]

The Leave camp want to Leave, funnily enough . We're not interested in a confirmatory referenda about another confirmatory referenda, which Remainer leader to have in a GNU because Jo hates Jezza, or what a GNUs role is, or quibble about the terms of an in/out vote or when to have an urgent GE that only suits us when we know we can win it.

So yeah, us Leavers have not agreed about the terms of leaving or when, but we're fairly clear on things that Remainers just struggle to get their heads around still. ??

So you are saying you just want to leave, but have given no thought on how to leave, when to leave, or what happens afterwards. Thought as much ?

 

[Gary Baldi]

So you are saying you just want to leave, but have given no thought on how to leave, when to leave, or what happens afterwards. Thought as much ?

I have put plenty of thought into it, and as admin who will likely have read most of this long winded passionate thread, know I've put more thought into it than most MPs have. Most still don't understand Article 50 or what the Customs Union is

They are still crying over who should lead the Judean People's Front or use of the term Surrender

 

[Gary Baldi]

This however, sums some of the pent up rage at us Leavers. Feel sorry for the wife, maybe she should call someone called Al in Westminster for some consolation

Dear Richard Madeley: 'My husband’s views on Brexit and climate change are killing off our sex life'

Dear Richard

www.telegraph.co.uk

 

[SteMerritt]

and as admin who will likely have read most of this long winded passionate thread

Isn't that the truth. The 2 people on here who are most desperate for some sort of timely resolution will no doubt be Malc and myself ?

 

[Peterdev]

Gordon Brown and co suggesting that debt levels will reach £100 billion levels unseen since the sixties if we leave without a deal.
This# from a chancellor who sold our gold reserves off cheap, and continued to borrow so much so that the last Labour Chancellor sheepishly announced there’s no money left.
The Europhiles are upping the ante to persuade us with further referenda until they get the result they want.
Who likes the idea of Corbyn as a caretaker PM?

 

[Essexyellows]

Gordon Brown and co suggesting that debt levels will reach £100 billion levels unseen since the sixties if we leave without a deal.
This# from a chancellor who sold our gold reserves off cheap, and continued to borrow so much so that the last Labour Chancellor sheepishly announced there’s no money left.
The Europhiles are upping the ante to persuade us with further referenda until they get the result they want.
Who likes the idea of Corbyn as a caretaker PM?

Won`t happen. The opposition is as fragmented as the Government.
However if JC gets in some how, straight vote of NC from Torys & Lib Dems triggers an election................ Brexit will have happened, Tory landslide.

 

[YellowTaxi]

No Deal will be a disaster. Boris Johnson sound like (and appeal to) a crowd ranting about foreigners outside a Wetherspoons after closing time. no wonder you're so impressed.

 

[YellowTaxi]

We Just Wanna Leave. We can't explain what the benefits will be, we don't have a plan to do it, but we don't like foreigns!