Brexit - whats the difference.....

[pinnit2014]

To be fair, there really wasnt anything wrong with his wife.
Kind of looks like your average whateverherageis woman. But the pictures were a bit much to post on twitter.

The tan lines were the real crime in all this.

 

[Kroffe]

The tan lines were the real crime in all this.

You may have looked at the pictures a bit longer than i did.
How about the hair? Split ends i bet!

 

[pinnit2014]

You may have looked at the pictures a bit longer than i did.
How about the hair? Split ends i bet!

Going through pixel by pixel - i'll keep you informed of the results.

 

[mack341]

To be fair, there really wasnt anything wrong with his wife.
Kind of looks like your average whateverherageis woman. But the pictures were a bit much to post on twitter.

Putting aside a penchant for dungarees, I agree she looked normal...but no man publicly posts pics like that of his wife and mother of his children unless he's some sort of mad swinger/dogger dude...I smell a rat with this one, I'm wondering how chopley found this post in the first place, it must be getting fed into the big remainer commentator accounts... and then onto forums and places like facebook, for an anti brexit propaganda effect at this crucial time leading up to the 31st oct.

 

[dunover]

Fake news.

 

[Kroffe]

Putting aside a penchant for dungarees, I agree she looked normal...but no man publicly posts pics like that of his wife and mother of his children unless he's some sort of mad swinger/dogger dude...I smell a rat with this one, I'm wondering how chopley found this post in the first place, it must be getting fed into the big remainer commentator accounts... and then onto forums and places like facebook, for an anti brexit propaganda effect at this crucial time leading up to the 31st oct.

I mean, its not impossible it is something like that.
But lets not pretend there are not a couple Billy Murphys that supports brexit.
As a bonus, ill give you a joke (more a play on words) i just came up with.

Its hard being a mack341 in todays PC culture. heh
ill show myself out.

 

[mack341]

I mean, its not impossible it is something like that.
But lets not pretend there are not a couple Billy Murphys that supports brexit.
As a bonus, ill give you a joke (more a play on words) i just came up with.

Its hard being a mack341 in todays PC culture. heh
ill show myself out.

I got it I got it! ..I'm normally terrible with these type of jokes and have to have them explained to me. Yeah there are a fair number of billy murphys (carson) around, it's just the timing, the british establishment etc.. are masters of the dark arts.

 

[pinnit2014]

I got it I got it! ..I'm normally terrible with these type of jokes and have to have them explained to me. Yeah there are a fair number of billy murphys (carson) around, it's just the timing, the british establishment etc.. are masters of the dark arts.

There's at least 30 of them on my missus's FB, so they're far from a rare breed

 

[Kroffe]

You should elect som leaders that have a better understanding of the Democracy Manifest.
Like this man.



Edit: He had dine&dashed multiple times in several different restaurants.
But to think they would arrest him just for enjoying a succulent chinese meal...

 

[ChopleyIOM]

I see Johnson has behaved brilliantly as THE INCREDIBLE HULK at the EU Press Conference by, erm, checks notes, running away because of a couple of hundred demonstrators and leaving the PM of Luxembourg to 'empty podium' him at the press conference.

Remind me again, who was supposed to be worrying who here? Because the UK just got handed its arse on a plate by Luxembourg whilst our Prime Minister did a runner.

 

[steveh35]

These EU leaders must be blind, Luxembourg PM has a go at Johnson but doesn't say anything about Swinson, Corbyn and co for blocking a deal and no deal in parliament on numerous occassions.

Maybe the Luxembourg president should take his anger out on the remainers who refuse to implement the leave decision and have kept this farce going for 3 years, it is them who want the extension not Johnson.

 

[ChopleyIOM]

Johnson is the actual Prime Minister, he's supposed to be in control, it's entirely proper for him to carry the can.

Maybe if he didn't act like he was working with a majority of 100 instead of an effective minority (which he inflicted on himself by sacking 21 of his MPs), things might be going better for him.

The Incredible Hulk my arse, the man is running scared, the idea that his approach is 'worrying' the EU27 is genuinely laughable.

 

[ChopleyIOM]

On the plus side it's given people loads of stuff to take the piss out of.

 

[steveh35]

Johnson is the actual Prime Minister, he's supposed to be in control, it's entirely proper for him to carry the can.

Maybe if he didn't act like he was working with a majority of 100 instead of an effective minority (which he inflicted on himself by sacking 21 of his MPs), things might be going better for him.

The Incredible Hulk my arse, the man is running scared, the idea that his approach is 'worrying' the EU27 is genuinely laughable.

So now Boris is in control......huh I thought parliament were in control and Berkow oh wait only when it suits them.

Only this morning it was being rumoured the rebels are looking to carry on this fake control for another 2 and a half years without an election.

 

[dunover]

Johnson is the actual Prime Minister, he's supposed to be in control, it's entirely proper for him to carry the can.

Yes, hamstrung by a remoaner majority and therefore a lame duck, he then tries to have an election to hand the mantle over to someone else, or his party with an effective majority. "What's that?" I hear Sturgeon, Corbum and Swindleson exclaim. Handing it back to the people, democracy? Not a fucking chance! We're enjoying being in control despite losing the last election, can't risk that with a general election!

 

[Mr_Slot5]

Yes, hamstrung by a remoaner majority and therefore a lame duck, he then tries to have an election to hand the mantle over to someone else, or his party with an effective majority. "What's that?" I hear Sturgeon, Corbum and Swindleson exclaim. Handing it back to the people, democracy? Not a fucking chance! We're enjoying being in control despite losing the last election, can't risk that with a general election!

Remainers seem to enjoy having their cake and eating it. It's like they have some form of illness where they just have to be seen to be right on every little thing...even if they have to employ hypocrisy to get there.

 

[steveh35]

Yes, hamstrung by a remoaner majority and therefore a lame duck, he then tries to have an election to hand the mantle over to someone else, or his party with an effective majority. "What's that?" I hear Sturgeon, Corbum and Swindleson exclaim. Handing it back to the people, democracy? Not a fucking chance! We're enjoying being in control despite losing the last election, can't risk that with a general election!

They can do this for the next two and a half years and there is nothing anyone can do parliament, The Queen, the courts, the fixed term parliaments act will really come to be one of the stupidest acts ever made law and to add to all this nonsense we have Cameron and his missus flogging their book with tales of drug taking, depression and faux apologies.

Worst of all we have Swinson claiming Boris is preparing to break the law while single handedly preparing to over turn a democratic vote without it being implemented.

To be honest if we want to sort out Brexit give all the nations a vote for independence if Wales thinks it can go it alone fair enough let 'em try, let the Scots go that sorts out Brexit in an instant.

It's quite ironic if Scotland had voted to leave they would be the ones having border issues now and trying to sort out EU membership not the whole UK.

 

[dunover]

They can do this for the next two and a half years and there is nothing anyone can do parliament, The Queen, the courts, the fixed term parliaments act will really come to be one of the stupidest acts ever made law and to add to all this nonsense we have Cameron and his missus flogging their book with tales of drug taking, depression and faux apologies.

Worst of all we have Swinson claiming Boris is preparing to break the law while single handedly preparing to over turn a democratic vote without it being implemented.

To be honest if we want to sort out Brexit give all the nations a vote for independence if Wales thinks it can go it alone fair enough let 'em try, let the Scots go that sorts out Brexit in an instant.

It's quite ironic if Scotland had voted to leave they would be the ones having border issues now and trying to sort out EU membership not the whole UK.

In the perverted little minds of the treachery parties they love this impasse as to them it's keeping us in the E-USSR for as you say up to 2.5 more years, they don't give a toss about the people and their decision in the referendum they were all opposed to in the first place. Pond scum who called the referendum and then ran away can sit there and piss and moan while cashing in on his public office memoirs like Bliar did with books and speeches etc. all he likes.

And that whoever-he-is/was from Luxembourg just about sums up the whole E-USSR mess, some representative of an insignificant little tax-avoiding haven having his 6 months of power vastly disproportionate to his country's importance in the grand scheme of things. A bit like the old USSR rotating a token presidency around small countries like Latvia, Georgia and Estonia every 6 months just for show and propaganda to keep the clowns smiling.

 

[sufferinsilence]

I already see where this is going, and I guess most of us actually do. The people hit hardest by Brexit will be the (lower) middle class and lower class, they will be "instructed" by the likes of Farage that the problems they "now" have after Brexit are actually caused by the evil EU-politicians and not by the inability of the British government to negotiate a successful deal in 3 years time.

 

[ChopleyIOM]

That's all Johnson has gone over there for, it's a PR exercise to make it look like he's trying to get a deal, so they can blame the EU for No Deal if it comes to pass.

'Oh we tried our best but the EU wouldn't budge, so it's not our fault everything costs 10% more than it did three months ago, you can't get the foods you want, and some of our medicines have run out.'

 

[steveh35]

That's all Johnson has gone over there for, it's a PR exercise to make it look like he's trying to get a deal, so they can blame the EU for No Deal if it comes to pass.

'Oh we tried our best but the EU wouldn't budge, so it's not our fault everything costs 10% more than it did three months ago, you can't get the foods you want, and some of our medicines have run out.'

It is the EU's fault the British people would not have voted to leave had the EU been a great place to be in, it isn't it is full of Luxembourg type leaders, they refuse to reopen the withdraw agreement so how can Johnson negotiate a new deal when they refuse to reopen it?

Corbyn says he will go to Brussels and get a new deal...they will not reopen the agreement how can he get a new deal?

The EU says it's all the UK's fault and the UK has to say what it wants, how can the UK say what it wants when the EU has said deal is closed not being reopened.

Clearly the EU is not open to renegotiation so what do you expect Johnson to do?

 

[ChopleyIOM]

The EU is open to change if the UK can present a viable alternative to the backstop, no one has been able to come up with one.

The EU will not throw Ireland under the bus, it's been entirely consistent in its position right from the start.

 

[steveh35]

The EU is open to change if the UK can present a viable alternative to the backstop, no one has been able to come up with one.

The EU will not throw Ireland under the bus, it's been entirely consistent in its position right from the start.

The EU is not open to change they have said constantly that they won't reopen the withdraw agreement therefore nothing can be changed until they grow up and start negotiating again like adults and stop blaming the UK for the EU's flaws that caused the UK people to want to leave.

If the EU was so great we wouldn't have voted to leave therefore they need to look at themselves and their rules.

 

[TheAddict]

1000 days ago


A few months down the line


Every single day after

 

[mack341]

The backstop is supposedly just there as an insurance policy if no final deal can be agreed, so on the 31st oct we leave the EU but enter a two year period of continued free trade while a full trade deal is negotiated. Why do we have to agree a backstop now that if a final deal is not reached within two years, the EU rules/laws will then apply to northern ireland and there is no legal right to exit this arrangement without the EU agreeing. Does this sound like the kind of condition any right thinking prime minister would agree to, to just cede away sovereignty from a part of the UK? Talk about negotiating with a loaded gun pointing at your own head.

It's just a BS trap as far as I can tell...maybe I'm missing something? The uk has a greater sovereign right/link to northern ireland than the EU does with ireland, surely. Imagine we tried the opposite and said to protect northern ireland, the republic of ireland needs to be our backstop and in the event no deal is reached after two years must follow uk rules, how would that go down?