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So you think the actions and inactions of the "leader" of the opposition is a "sideline"?Leuth said:Can we enjoy May's government imploding in real time for one second without some Corbyn sideline? Cheers and pass the popcorn
Oh dear, anything to protect the Dear Leader. First rule of the cult is never talk about the cult.0 -
Ridiculous, from the Guardian -
''The UK government spent almost £100,000 on Facebook adverts promoting Theresa May’s Brexit deal in the lead-up to the Commons vote being pulled, figures released by the social media firm show. As the Press Association reports, the company’s ad library report showed between Sunday December 2 and Saturday December 8 the UK government spent £96,684 on 11 promotions on Facebook. They included videos on “what the Brexit Deal means for you - explained in 60 seconds” and others focusing on immigration and jobs. Three videos, intending to explain the deal in terms of free trade, the economy and “controlling our borders”, cost between £10,000 and £50,000 each to promote, reaching between 500,000 and one million Facebook users apiece, the Press Association reports.''1 -
Exactly, fuck May and fuck corbyn. Both awful human beings who shake hands with murderers. The difference is corbyn does it in his own free time, whilst may does it under terribly misplaced diplomatic reasons (a head of government meets a head of state - on the surface what is new?).AddickUpNorth said:Henry Irving said:
Not fixated and not trolling thanks. Seems you are the one fixated on not allowing any criticism of him on this thread.Chizz said:
If you can point out where I've pretended he's a really nice man, I'll happily post a correction.Henry Irving said:
Yep, that's me. Consistently calling our Corbyn on his pro-Brexit stance and his support for dictators and terrorists. And it ain't going to stop so carry on ignoring the problem and pretending he's really a nice man who is going to stop Brexit and is going to stop the rampant antisemitism in the labour party.Chizz said:
I guess the same people that thought Henry would be on here in a minute, mentioning Corbyn and not Brexit. Again.Henry Irving said:
Who would have thought that Milne, the brains behind the idiot Corbyn, was dodgy or that Leuth is so desperate to be right that he's wrong again.kentaddick said:
Just to pick this back up, it seems this was a result of a russian hack, an interesting thread from the incredible Carole CadwalladrLeuth said:
I think you're falling into the trap of assuming someone supports Corbyn when, in fact, they're just tired of endless trolling by someone who seems utterly fixated with him.
Corbyn doesn't support May's current version of Brexit. That's a good thing. But he's presenting an unclear "different" version. That's a bad thing. That's about all that's important about him in particular with respect to Brexit.
But carry on throwing around the insults and so pretending that it doesn't matter that the holder of one of the major positions in British politics ie the so called "leader" of the opposition is lying about his stance on Brexit and is a friend to dictators and terrorists.
Political leaders of all persuasions have some dodgy ‘friends’
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But the flag is a big plus.kentaddick said:
The swiss are twats. Holidayed in the french alps by the border multiple times, the french are lovely, ditto Germans, but the swiss are just rude twats.se9addick said:
Yes, I find it a fascinating country - that you essentially have 2 or 3 separate cultures, with different languages, religions and (having worked predominantly in Zurich but also Geneva which are very different places united only by the astronomical cost of beer) cultures. I always try and figure out why the north hasn’t unified with Germany, the East with France and the South with Italy. I asked colleagues and they seem to just shrug and say “it works”!PragueAddick said:@se9addick
Re Switzerland..keep this chart handy. So Switzerland isn't in either the Single Market, or the Customs Union (but Turkey is), same is true of Norway. Switzerland is in Schengen, which therefore makes it a bit puzzling that they can get away with issuing some kind of short-term visa.
Very "interesting" country, Switzerland. One of my buddies here is a Swiss citizen. Last week at our regular beers we were debating recycling issues (as you do) and he told us that in CH you pay for every single bag of trash you deposit. So many Swiss drive over the border to Germany and dump their rubbish in German recycling bins. I also recall that at least in parts of Switzerland, if you live in an apartment block you are prohibited from flushing the loo after 22.00. Imagine if "Brussels" tried to enforce those two as EU-wide regulations
I'll get me coat.7 -
It’s the can I feel sorry for!!
Surely there can’t be much road left to be kicked down and who knew kitten heels packed such a kick!!*
*someone should have told Simon Church!!
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Did anyone see these posts?Addickted4life said:Ridiculous, from the Guardian -
''The UK government spent almost £100,000 on Facebook adverts promoting Theresa May’s Brexit deal in the lead-up to the Commons vote being pulled, figures released by the social media firm show. As the Press Association reports, the company’s ad library report showed between Sunday December 2 and Saturday December 8 the UK government spent £96,684 on 11 promotions on Facebook. They included videos on “what the Brexit Deal means for you - explained in 60 seconds” and others focusing on immigration and jobs. Three videos, intending to explain the deal in terms of free trade, the economy and “controlling our borders”, cost between £10,000 and £50,000 each to promote, reaching between 500,000 and one million Facebook users apiece, the Press Association reports.''
My feed was about fiotball, what sort of apple are you? and crappy Christmas memes.0 -
Yep, flooded my Twitter feed too.smudge7946 said:
Did anyone see these posts?Addickted4life said:Ridiculous, from the Guardian -
''The UK government spent almost £100,000 on Facebook adverts promoting Theresa May’s Brexit deal in the lead-up to the Commons vote being pulled, figures released by the social media firm show. As the Press Association reports, the company’s ad library report showed between Sunday December 2 and Saturday December 8 the UK government spent £96,684 on 11 promotions on Facebook. They included videos on “what the Brexit Deal means for you - explained in 60 seconds” and others focusing on immigration and jobs. Three videos, intending to explain the deal in terms of free trade, the economy and “controlling our borders”, cost between £10,000 and £50,000 each to promote, reaching between 500,000 and one million Facebook users apiece, the Press Association reports.''
My feed was about fiotball, what sort of apple are you? and crappy Christmas memes.0 -
What a car crash.Addickted4life said:This would be even more hilarious -
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The UK government spent almost £100,000 on Facebook adverts promoting Theresa May’s Brexit deal in the lead-up to the Commons vote being pulled, figures released by the social media firm show.
Money well spent that...0 - Sponsored links:
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Oh, do let me know what "cult" I belong to. But not on here so as to bore everyone else further.Henry Irving said:
"ignore" being what you and the cult want to do.Chizz said:
I'm not disallowing criticism of Corbyn or of any other figure important to the issue of Brexit. I'm not in a position to do so.Henry Irving said:
Not fixated and not trolling thanks. Seems you are the one fixated on not allowing any criticism of him on this thread.Chizz said:
If you can point out where I've pretended he's a really nice man, I'll happily post a correction.Henry Irving said:
Yep, that's me. Consistently calling our Corbyn on his pro-Brexit stance and his support for dictators and terrorists. And it ain't going to stop so carry on ignoring the problem and pretending he's really a nice man who is going to stop Brexit and is going to stop the rampant antisemitism in the labour party.Chizz said:
I guess the same people that thought Henry would be on here in a minute, mentioning Corbyn and not Brexit. Again.Henry Irving said:
Who would have thought that Milne, the brains behind the idiot Corbyn, was dodgy or that Leuth is so desperate to be right that he's wrong again.kentaddick said:
Just to pick this back up, it seems this was a result of a russian hack, an interesting thread from the incredible Carole CadwalladrLeuth said:
I think you're falling into the trap of assuming someone supports Corbyn when, in fact, they're just tired of endless trolling by someone who seems utterly fixated with him.
Corbyn doesn't support May's current version of Brexit. That's a good thing. But he's presenting an unclear "different" version. That's a bad thing. That's about all that's important about him in particular with respect to Brexit.
But carry on throwing around the insults and so pretending that it doesn't matter that the holder of one of the major positions in British politics ie the so called "leader" of the opposition is lying about his stance on Brexit and is a friend to dictators and terrorists.
But it would be great if your non-Brexit related Corbyn tropes could be kept to other threads where they're easier to ignore. Pretty please.
Sorry, not going to happen. (not actually sorry)0 -
Just when everyone thought Brexit couldn’t get any more shambolic.2
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It was obvious she was going to postpone as she was heading for a heavy defeat which would be the end of her. But the stupid thing is that she will have a defeat next week, in two weeks and in three weeks on her plan.0
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Read againChizz said:
Oh, do let me know what "cult" I belong to. But not on here so as to bore everyone else further.Henry Irving said:
"ignore" being what you and the cult want to do.Chizz said:
I'm not disallowing criticism of Corbyn or of any other figure important to the issue of Brexit. I'm not in a position to do so.Henry Irving said:
Not fixated and not trolling thanks. Seems you are the one fixated on not allowing any criticism of him on this thread.Chizz said:
If you can point out where I've pretended he's a really nice man, I'll happily post a correction.Henry Irving said:
Yep, that's me. Consistently calling our Corbyn on his pro-Brexit stance and his support for dictators and terrorists. And it ain't going to stop so carry on ignoring the problem and pretending he's really a nice man who is going to stop Brexit and is going to stop the rampant antisemitism in the labour party.Chizz said:
I guess the same people that thought Henry would be on here in a minute, mentioning Corbyn and not Brexit. Again.Henry Irving said:
Who would have thought that Milne, the brains behind the idiot Corbyn, was dodgy or that Leuth is so desperate to be right that he's wrong again.kentaddick said:
Just to pick this back up, it seems this was a result of a russian hack, an interesting thread from the incredible Carole CadwalladrLeuth said:
I think you're falling into the trap of assuming someone supports Corbyn when, in fact, they're just tired of endless trolling by someone who seems utterly fixated with him.
Corbyn doesn't support May's current version of Brexit. That's a good thing. But he's presenting an unclear "different" version. That's a bad thing. That's about all that's important about him in particular with respect to Brexit.
But carry on throwing around the insults and so pretending that it doesn't matter that the holder of one of the major positions in British politics ie the so called "leader" of the opposition is lying about his stance on Brexit and is a friend to dictators and terrorists.
But it would be great if your non-Brexit related Corbyn tropes could be kept to other threads where they're easier to ignore. Pretty please.
Sorry, not going to happen. (not actually sorry)
You AND the cult.
Not you are part of the cult.
You know, the cult of the friend of terrorists who you decided mustn't be mentioned on this thread despite that cult leader being the so called "leader" of the opposition.
But unsurprisingly, despite claiming that you don't think Corbyn's failings should be debated on a thread about the most important political topic for a generation, you've mentioned it again. Maybe your motives aren't as honest as you a trying to make them out.0 -
But we’ll be one week, two weeks or three weeks further down the road to no deal.MuttleyCAFC said:It was obvious she was going to postpone as she was heading for a heavy defeat which would be the end of her. But the stupid thing is that she will have a defeat next week, in two weeks and in three weeks on her plan.
This nonsense has to end now, there should be a vote, even if it is just symbolic, to kill off this nonsense deal that she’s brought back and then we can get on with deciding on the next steps.4 -
I think it would be better to keep criticism of individuals' positions that are not relevant to Brexit to other threads, where possible.Henry Irving said:
Read againChizz said:
Oh, do let me know what "cult" I belong to. But not on here so as to bore everyone else further.Henry Irving said:
"ignore" being what you and the cult want to do.Chizz said:
I'm not disallowing criticism of Corbyn or of any other figure important to the issue of Brexit. I'm not in a position to do so.Henry Irving said:
Not fixated and not trolling thanks. Seems you are the one fixated on not allowing any criticism of him on this thread.Chizz said:
If you can point out where I've pretended he's a really nice man, I'll happily post a correction.Henry Irving said:
Yep, that's me. Consistently calling our Corbyn on his pro-Brexit stance and his support for dictators and terrorists. And it ain't going to stop so carry on ignoring the problem and pretending he's really a nice man who is going to stop Brexit and is going to stop the rampant antisemitism in the labour party.Chizz said:
I guess the same people that thought Henry would be on here in a minute, mentioning Corbyn and not Brexit. Again.Henry Irving said:
Who would have thought that Milne, the brains behind the idiot Corbyn, was dodgy or that Leuth is so desperate to be right that he's wrong again.kentaddick said:
Just to pick this back up, it seems this was a result of a russian hack, an interesting thread from the incredible Carole CadwalladrLeuth said:
I think you're falling into the trap of assuming someone supports Corbyn when, in fact, they're just tired of endless trolling by someone who seems utterly fixated with him.
Corbyn doesn't support May's current version of Brexit. That's a good thing. But he's presenting an unclear "different" version. That's a bad thing. That's about all that's important about him in particular with respect to Brexit.
But carry on throwing around the insults and so pretending that it doesn't matter that the holder of one of the major positions in British politics ie the so called "leader" of the opposition is lying about his stance on Brexit and is a friend to dictators and terrorists.
But it would be great if your non-Brexit related Corbyn tropes could be kept to other threads where they're easier to ignore. Pretty please.
Sorry, not going to happen. (not actually sorry)
You AND the cult.
Not you are part of the cult.
You know, the cult of the friend of terrorists who you decided mustn't be mentioned on this thread despite that cult leader being the so called "leader" of the opposition.
But unsurprisingly, despite claiming that you don't think Corbyn's failings should be debated on a thread about the most important political topic for a generation, you've mentioned it again. Maybe your motives aren't as honest as you a trying to make them out.0 -
You don't get to tell me to go away.Chizz said:
Go away. You're getting as tiresome as the other troll on here.Henry Irving said:
Read againChizz said:
Oh, do let me know what "cult" I belong to. But not on here so as to bore everyone else further.Henry Irving said:
"ignore" being what you and the cult want to do.Chizz said:
I'm not disallowing criticism of Corbyn or of any other figure important to the issue of Brexit. I'm not in a position to do so.Henry Irving said:
Not fixated and not trolling thanks. Seems you are the one fixated on not allowing any criticism of him on this thread.Chizz said:
If you can point out where I've pretended he's a really nice man, I'll happily post a correction.Henry Irving said:
Yep, that's me. Consistently calling our Corbyn on his pro-Brexit stance and his support for dictators and terrorists. And it ain't going to stop so carry on ignoring the problem and pretending he's really a nice man who is going to stop Brexit and is going to stop the rampant antisemitism in the labour party.Chizz said:
I guess the same people that thought Henry would be on here in a minute, mentioning Corbyn and not Brexit. Again.Henry Irving said:
Who would have thought that Milne, the brains behind the idiot Corbyn, was dodgy or that Leuth is so desperate to be right that he's wrong again.kentaddick said:
Just to pick this back up, it seems this was a result of a russian hack, an interesting thread from the incredible Carole CadwalladrLeuth said:
I think you're falling into the trap of assuming someone supports Corbyn when, in fact, they're just tired of endless trolling by someone who seems utterly fixated with him.
Corbyn doesn't support May's current version of Brexit. That's a good thing. But he's presenting an unclear "different" version. That's a bad thing. That's about all that's important about him in particular with respect to Brexit.
But carry on throwing around the insults and so pretending that it doesn't matter that the holder of one of the major positions in British politics ie the so called "leader" of the opposition is lying about his stance on Brexit and is a friend to dictators and terrorists.
But it would be great if your non-Brexit related Corbyn tropes could be kept to other threads where they're easier to ignore. Pretty please.
Sorry, not going to happen. (not actually sorry)
You AND the cult.
Not you are part of the cult.
You know, the cult of the friend of terrorists who you decided mustn't be mentioned on this thread despite that cult leader being the so called "leader" of the opposition.
But unsurprisingly, despite claiming that you don't think Corbyn's failings should be debated on a thread about the most important political topic for a generation, you've mentioned it again. Maybe your motives aren't as honest as you a trying to make them out.
I really, really don't care if you find me tiresome. I find racism and support of terrorism abhorrent and will continue to challenge it on here and elsewhere whether it bores you or not.1 -
I agree totally. It is nonsense and common sense dictates something has to happen to shift the blockage - that can only be a referendum or an election.se9addick said:
But we’ll be one week, two weeks or three weeks further down the road to no deal.MuttleyCAFC said:It was obvious she was going to postpone as she was heading for a heavy defeat which would be the end of her. But the stupid thing is that she will have a defeat next week, in two weeks and in three weeks on her plan.
This nonsense has to end now, there should be a vote, even if it is just symbolic, to kill off this nonsense deal that she’s brought back and then we can get on with deciding on the next steps.0 -
Which party and leader(s) was it to promote and campaign for Brexit again?Henry Irving said:
Read againChizz said:
Oh, do let me know what "cult" I belong to. But not on here so as to bore everyone else further.Henry Irving said:
"ignore" being what you and the cult want to do.Chizz said:
I'm not disallowing criticism of Corbyn or of any other figure important to the issue of Brexit. I'm not in a position to do so.Henry Irving said:
Not fixated and not trolling thanks. Seems you are the one fixated on not allowing any criticism of him on this thread.Chizz said:
If you can point out where I've pretended he's a really nice man, I'll happily post a correction.Henry Irving said:
Yep, that's me. Consistently calling our Corbyn on his pro-Brexit stance and his support for dictators and terrorists. And it ain't going to stop so carry on ignoring the problem and pretending he's really a nice man who is going to stop Brexit and is going to stop the rampant antisemitism in the labour party.Chizz said:
I guess the same people that thought Henry would be on here in a minute, mentioning Corbyn and not Brexit. Again.Henry Irving said:
Who would have thought that Milne, the brains behind the idiot Corbyn, was dodgy or that Leuth is so desperate to be right that he's wrong again.kentaddick said:
Just to pick this back up, it seems this was a result of a russian hack, an interesting thread from the incredible Carole CadwalladrLeuth said:
I think you're falling into the trap of assuming someone supports Corbyn when, in fact, they're just tired of endless trolling by someone who seems utterly fixated with him.
Corbyn doesn't support May's current version of Brexit. That's a good thing. But he's presenting an unclear "different" version. That's a bad thing. That's about all that's important about him in particular with respect to Brexit.
But carry on throwing around the insults and so pretending that it doesn't matter that the holder of one of the major positions in British politics ie the so called "leader" of the opposition is lying about his stance on Brexit and is a friend to dictators and terrorists.
But it would be great if your non-Brexit related Corbyn tropes could be kept to other threads where they're easier to ignore. Pretty please.
Sorry, not going to happen. (not actually sorry)
You AND the cult.
Not you are part of the cult.
You know, the cult of the friend of terrorists who you decided mustn't be mentioned on this thread despite that cult leader being the so called "leader" of the opposition.
But unsurprisingly, despite claiming that you don't think Corbyn's failings should be debated on a thread about the most important political topic for a generation, you've mentioned it again. Maybe your motives aren't as honest as you a trying to make them out.0 -
Cameron was remain, Corbyn is leave, May was remain and is now leave.The Red Robin said:
Which party and leader(s) was it to promote and campaign for Brexit again?Henry Irving said:
Read againChizz said:
Oh, do let me know what "cult" I belong to. But not on here so as to bore everyone else further.Henry Irving said:
"ignore" being what you and the cult want to do.Chizz said:
I'm not disallowing criticism of Corbyn or of any other figure important to the issue of Brexit. I'm not in a position to do so.Henry Irving said:
Not fixated and not trolling thanks. Seems you are the one fixated on not allowing any criticism of him on this thread.Chizz said:
If you can point out where I've pretended he's a really nice man, I'll happily post a correction.Henry Irving said:
Yep, that's me. Consistently calling our Corbyn on his pro-Brexit stance and his support for dictators and terrorists. And it ain't going to stop so carry on ignoring the problem and pretending he's really a nice man who is going to stop Brexit and is going to stop the rampant antisemitism in the labour party.Chizz said:
I guess the same people that thought Henry would be on here in a minute, mentioning Corbyn and not Brexit. Again.Henry Irving said:
Who would have thought that Milne, the brains behind the idiot Corbyn, was dodgy or that Leuth is so desperate to be right that he's wrong again.kentaddick said:
Just to pick this back up, it seems this was a result of a russian hack, an interesting thread from the incredible Carole CadwalladrLeuth said:
I think you're falling into the trap of assuming someone supports Corbyn when, in fact, they're just tired of endless trolling by someone who seems utterly fixated with him.
Corbyn doesn't support May's current version of Brexit. That's a good thing. But he's presenting an unclear "different" version. That's a bad thing. That's about all that's important about him in particular with respect to Brexit.
But carry on throwing around the insults and so pretending that it doesn't matter that the holder of one of the major positions in British politics ie the so called "leader" of the opposition is lying about his stance on Brexit and is a friend to dictators and terrorists.
But it would be great if your non-Brexit related Corbyn tropes could be kept to other threads where they're easier to ignore. Pretty please.
Sorry, not going to happen. (not actually sorry)
You AND the cult.
Not you are part of the cult.
You know, the cult of the friend of terrorists who you decided mustn't be mentioned on this thread despite that cult leader being the so called "leader" of the opposition.
But unsurprisingly, despite claiming that you don't think Corbyn's failings should be debated on a thread about the most important political topic for a generation, you've mentioned it again. Maybe your motives aren't as honest as you a trying to make them out.1 - Sponsored links:
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meanwhile the EU have gotten a step closer to enforcing their own magnitsky acts
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shes up..0
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May speaking in the house now.
She is saying deal would be rejected so vote is deferred.1 -
It doesn't. But you're increasingly doing so.Henry Irving said:
You don't get to tell me to go away.Chizz said:
Go away. You're getting as tiresome as the other troll on here.Henry Irving said:
Read againChizz said:
Oh, do let me know what "cult" I belong to. But not on here so as to bore everyone else further.Henry Irving said:
"ignore" being what you and the cult want to do.Chizz said:
I'm not disallowing criticism of Corbyn or of any other figure important to the issue of Brexit. I'm not in a position to do so.Henry Irving said:
Not fixated and not trolling thanks. Seems you are the one fixated on not allowing any criticism of him on this thread.Chizz said:
If you can point out where I've pretended he's a really nice man, I'll happily post a correction.Henry Irving said:
Yep, that's me. Consistently calling our Corbyn on his pro-Brexit stance and his support for dictators and terrorists. And it ain't going to stop so carry on ignoring the problem and pretending he's really a nice man who is going to stop Brexit and is going to stop the rampant antisemitism in the labour party.Chizz said:
I guess the same people that thought Henry would be on here in a minute, mentioning Corbyn and not Brexit. Again.Henry Irving said:
Who would have thought that Milne, the brains behind the idiot Corbyn, was dodgy or that Leuth is so desperate to be right that he's wrong again.kentaddick said:
Just to pick this back up, it seems this was a result of a russian hack, an interesting thread from the incredible Carole CadwalladrLeuth said:
I think you're falling into the trap of assuming someone supports Corbyn when, in fact, they're just tired of endless trolling by someone who seems utterly fixated with him.
Corbyn doesn't support May's current version of Brexit. That's a good thing. But he's presenting an unclear "different" version. That's a bad thing. That's about all that's important about him in particular with respect to Brexit.
But carry on throwing around the insults and so pretending that it doesn't matter that the holder of one of the major positions in British politics ie the so called "leader" of the opposition is lying about his stance on Brexit and is a friend to dictators and terrorists.
But it would be great if your non-Brexit related Corbyn tropes could be kept to other threads where they're easier to ignore. Pretty please.
Sorry, not going to happen. (not actually sorry)
You AND the cult.
Not you are part of the cult.
You know, the cult of the friend of terrorists who you decided mustn't be mentioned on this thread despite that cult leader being the so called "leader" of the opposition.
But unsurprisingly, despite claiming that you don't think Corbyn's failings should be debated on a thread about the most important political topic for a generation, you've mentioned it again. Maybe your motives aren't as honest as you a trying to make them out.
I really, really don't care if you find me tiresome. I find racism and support of terrorism abhorrent and will continue to challenge it on here and elsewhere whether it bores you or not.
But, as you will. Carry on. Fill your boots. Continue to imply I'm dishonest if you must. But it would be great if you left this Brexit thread to those posts that concern Brexit, not individuals' projections and campaigns.
That's all from me on this point.0 -
Apparently May wants to stall for even more time to negotiate a better deal, despite the very clear statement fron Brussels that there will be no new negotiations opened.
You've had over 2 years and produced nothing. Withdraw Article 50 and resign.14 -
Oh dear. The Commons is openly laughing, quite loudly, at this deranged woman's delusional statements.5
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"I'm in absolutely in no doubt that this deal is the right one".
Is that the point at which she tipped over into fantasy land?2 -
Yet Cameron was too weak to stand up to his Brexit backbenchers and say no to a referendum.Henry Irving said:
Cameron was remain, Corbyn is leave, May was remain and is now leave.The Red Robin said:
Which party and leader(s) was it to promote and campaign for Brexit again?Henry Irving said:
Read againChizz said:
Oh, do let me know what "cult" I belong to. But not on here so as to bore everyone else further.Henry Irving said:
"ignore" being what you and the cult want to do.Chizz said:
I'm not disallowing criticism of Corbyn or of any other figure important to the issue of Brexit. I'm not in a position to do so.Henry Irving said:
Not fixated and not trolling thanks. Seems you are the one fixated on not allowing any criticism of him on this thread.Chizz said:
If you can point out where I've pretended he's a really nice man, I'll happily post a correction.Henry Irving said:
Yep, that's me. Consistently calling our Corbyn on his pro-Brexit stance and his support for dictators and terrorists. And it ain't going to stop so carry on ignoring the problem and pretending he's really a nice man who is going to stop Brexit and is going to stop the rampant antisemitism in the labour party.Chizz said:
I guess the same people that thought Henry would be on here in a minute, mentioning Corbyn and not Brexit. Again.Henry Irving said:
Who would have thought that Milne, the brains behind the idiot Corbyn, was dodgy or that Leuth is so desperate to be right that he's wrong again.kentaddick said:
Just to pick this back up, it seems this was a result of a russian hack, an interesting thread from the incredible Carole CadwalladrLeuth said:
I think you're falling into the trap of assuming someone supports Corbyn when, in fact, they're just tired of endless trolling by someone who seems utterly fixated with him.
Corbyn doesn't support May's current version of Brexit. That's a good thing. But he's presenting an unclear "different" version. That's a bad thing. That's about all that's important about him in particular with respect to Brexit.
But carry on throwing around the insults and so pretending that it doesn't matter that the holder of one of the major positions in British politics ie the so called "leader" of the opposition is lying about his stance on Brexit and is a friend to dictators and terrorists.
But it would be great if your non-Brexit related Corbyn tropes could be kept to other threads where they're easier to ignore. Pretty please.
Sorry, not going to happen. (not actually sorry)
You AND the cult.
Not you are part of the cult.
You know, the cult of the friend of terrorists who you decided mustn't be mentioned on this thread despite that cult leader being the so called "leader" of the opposition.
But unsurprisingly, despite claiming that you don't think Corbyn's failings should be debated on a thread about the most important political topic for a generation, you've mentioned it again. Maybe your motives aren't as honest as you a trying to make them out.1 -
She's now gambling the UK economy on the hope that chaos on the currency and stock markets (plus the possibility of a few ambiguous rephrasings in the 'backstop' by the the EU) will frighten enough MPs into accepting her botched deal.1
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may floats idea of second referendum..0
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