Take to the sheets!
Said Simon from Dusseldorf Germany. Brilliant troll this is
Take to the sheets!
So Boris has apparently promised One Nation tories that he won't go into an election on a manifesto of no deal. Interesting.
Depends how scared of TBP he is. I think Farage has said he’ll run against him in every seat if he campaigns for anything other than no deal.Two things to read into that:
1. We'll have already crashed out without a deal.
2. It's madness to campaign on "no deal". No deal isn't an option, it's an absolute failure to reach an option. All no deal does is causes pain and misery for both sides. Once no deal has happened, you're not in any better position as you still have to negotiate the same terms you were negotiating before you fecked up.
So Boris has apparently promised One Nation tories that he won't go into an election on a manifesto of no deal. Interesting.
This strategically curated narrative is only as good as the amount of people who will believe it...
its probably about 45% good then...
pretty shit in a two horse race... probably a 50-100 seat majority on a FPTP election... so 45% is probably good enough
It was 34% of those eligible to vote in the last referendum. I think it goes down considerably from that in any future referendum.
Of course just my opinion!
Its an interesting point... I think the vast majority of those that voted remain before would do so again, the vast majority who voted leave would do so again... some small shifts and of course demographically more of an advantage to remain as probably more young (generally remain) voters and fewer old (generally leave) voters... the three real drivers of success would be
1. Who can vote (eg lowering age to 16 like in indy ref, or allowing eu citizens resident in the uk to vote)
2. what the question was (it probably wouldnt be the same as it didnt resolve anything before)
3. that approx 33% of the population that didnt vote - there will be remain and leave people in that and energizing those would seem to be the best way for either side to get the vote up.
Partly down to editorial agenda and also to get clicks.I feel like the media need to stop getting distracted by all these No 10 leaked stories, they're just designed to be ramp up tensions and keep people switching their gaze.
Whilst we're at it stop interviewing the trolls who just throw out the latest us vs them line.
You do realise that leaving isn't the end of the process right? This is going on for up to 10 years maybe more before everything is agreed.To what end? Who’s got the appetite for more months of this?
Just. Ger. Ron. Wif. Fit.You do realise that leaving isn't the end of the process right? This is going on for up to 10 years maybe more before everything is agreed.
Probably a brexit or conservative coalition (would be conservatives preference) and would pursue WTO terms exitIf Johnson refuses to campaign solely on no deal, then The Brexit Party splits the leave vote, and Lib Dem and Labour split the remain vote....are we most likely to see a coalition of one or the other?
Probably a brexit or conservative coalition (would be conservatives preference) and would pursue WTO terms exit
Depends if they have a non aggression pact with conservatives... Basically they don't stand against any conservatives but all remaining seats are divided up between them based on who has the best shot (eg brexit party in labour leave seats)A decent TBP performance doesn’t translate into seats though. They might pick up a few, but thanks to our FPTP system the main result of them splitting the Tory vote would just be to lose the Tories a lot of seats.
You do realise that leaving isn't the end of the process right? This is going on for up to 10 years maybe more before everything is agreed.
Depends if they have a non aggression pact with conservatives... Basically they don't stand against any conservatives but all remaining seats are divided up between them based on who has the best shot (eg brexit party in labour leave seats)
Farrage has spoke at length about this on several occasions
Is that official because an "un-named no10 source" (Cummings probably) pretty much said they would run on no deal yesterdayThat’s dependent on the Tories running on no deal though, which they’ve just said they won’t do.
Is that official because an "un-named no10 source" (Cummings probably) pretty much said they would run on no deal yesterday
I admire your optimism.It will be about details then instead of pantomime and fireworks. And we know the media or 99% of MP’s are not interested in talking about details. Hopefully some adults will take over.
It’s the One Nation Tory group leader saying Boris promised them this in a meeting today.
It’s the One Nation Tory group leader saying Boris promised them this in a meeting today.
It’s the One Nation Tory group leader saying Boris promised them this in a meeting today.
You do realise that leaving isn't the end of the process right? This is going on for up to 10 years maybe more before everything is agreed.
Let’s not waste anymore of anyone’s time and just revoke the fecker and we can all sleep soundly againSo let’s stop dicking about and get it done!
Let’s not waste anymore of anyone’s time and just revoke the fecker and we can all sleep soundly again
Blair talking a lot of sense as usual when it comes to Brexit.
That's the quickest way to resolve it. Any other method is going to take years.Let’s not waste anymore of anyone’s time and just revoke the fecker and we can all sleep soundly again
Strawman argument.You can't say that in this forum...
I'll fix it for you
Something something red Tory... Mutter mutter Iraq... OOOOOOOOOH JEREMY CORBYN
This is what the right thinks civil disobedience looks like. Breaking the speed limit, not using google and refusing to return library books.
Oh, and cancelling doctor appointments, for some reason.
Think you mean this...
Note right now.. remember when he told the one nation group he didn't like the idea of prorogation as well
The (alleged) Cummings brief yesterday said the effect of the Benn bill would be to force them to campaign on no deal and take the UK out on WTO terms... Then something smug about irony / unintended consequences
Gut feel they switch to no deal in the queen's speech and make it a confidence issue so they can remove the whip from any mp not signed up to it and then they are election pact ready for farrage
Centrist Tory MPs believe they have extracted a promise from Boris Johnson that he will not go into an election arguing for a no-deal Brexit and would never make a pact with Nigel Farage, after warning him they could not stand on such a platform.
Damian Green, the leader of the One Nation group of 80 Tory MPs, told the Guardian Johnson “looked [him] in the eye” as he pledged the party would not shift to endorsing a no-deal Brexit as the Conservatives’ central policy.
So let’s stop dicking about and get it done!
So. Do you think that getting it done is the end of it, especially a no deal getting it done ?
I'm not differentiating between 400 and 500k. Whatever I leave them will have been taxed at various points throughout my life. Why should they be taxed on this 'already taxed' money? A government should have NO hand on money left to children in death.
Again, that 'income' as you put it (I call it a goodbye gift from their father) has already been taxed. I see it as unfair to tax it again, no argument will change my view on this.
https://www.theatlantic.com/interna...y-brexiteers-are-right-about-backstop/595567/
Decent analysis on the backstop.
No. As others have rightly said, this won’t be done for years but the sooner we / politicians reach some kind of withdrawal agreement the sooner we can all move on. There has to be a way out of this perpetual madness.
It is precisely the problem of reaching a withdrawal agreement that is proving almost impossible.
You are right. There has to be a way out, but the level of compromise necessary is not made any easier by both sides blaming eachother.
What is astonishing is that of all the promises of utopia by leaving, I cannot remember anyone even talking about the Irish border and that is where the primary difficulty lies.
"it makes sense as long as it doesn't apply to me".