Brexit Betrayal

[jamesbrown]

I'm not sure it's meaningless posturing - from Parliament last night the actual impact is minimal, but it does set a reasonable precedent that any deal has to be a good one and not just rammed through by May, and from the EU side they're seriously pissed off with Davis treating this like some kind of game, which is damaging our reputation and possible negotiating position.

In EU negotiations, everyone is always terminally pissed off with everyone else. It’s the routine psychodrama of the EC and EP, in particular. Varoufakis’ book is really worth a read; they’re utterly shameless (we could learn from them ).

[BlasterBates]

Remoaners GLOAT over Brexit betrayal

First step towards defeat of Brexit. And this is before the Lords has got going on the National Betrayal Bill

Look forward to the first reading of the National Betrayal Bill.

[jamesbrown]

Remoaners GLOAT over Brexit betrayal



Look forward to the first reading of the National Betrayal Bill.

Adonis is George Dawes without the funny. "He's a baaaby, he's a baaaby".

[Dark Black]

One could write a whole series of Yes Minister based around these "negotiations"

[HugeWhale]

I would be delighted if there were no deal. Just think what it would do for the car industry as we unilaterally impose 200% tariffs on imports. We won't be importing any more mercs or beamers, or Renaults or Peugeots, even the Seat's and Skodas will no longer be available. This will present an open goal to the UK motor industry.
I expect to see British Leyland rising like a phoenix to fill the gap with their renowned quality products. Shouldn't take them more than 3-4 months to gear up.

And think of the opportunity for the Scottish winemaking industry! Once we haven't got any of that French muck cluttering the supermarket shelves - well, it's another open goal!

And what about erotica? For decades we've had to put up with all that Swedish smut. There's an opportunity for us to grow our own industry in this field now that we're, ahem, pulling out.

Don't be pessimistic!

[darmstadt]

And those 'Leavers', not really nice people when it comes down to it:

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...e_iOSApp_Other

Including their standard bearers, the right wing media...

Grieve also questioned the response of some newspapers to the vote, including a front-page story in the Daily Mail that claimed 11 Tory “self-consumed malcontents” had betrayed their leader, party and 17.4m Brexit voters and had increased the “possibility of a Marxist in no 10”.

He added: “The form of reporting that the Daily Mail adopts is an incitement to obscuring what the issues actually are. That then adds to the atmosphere.”

Anna Soubry blames death threats on 'mutineers' headline - BBC News

https://inews.co.uk/news/viscount-fa...s-gina-miller/

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/218700...is-permission/

Admittedly there are some against 'Leavers' which just goes to show how rancorous this has become

[SueEllen]

Those leavers are funny.

Parliament demands to use it's sovereignty to check the government are doing Brexit properly so they moan and send MPs death threats.

[northernladyuk]

Those leavers are funny.

Parliament demands to use it's sovereignty to check the government are doing Brexit properly so they moan and send MPs death threats.

Decent patriotic Brexiteers must crush the saboteurs. They are only following the Daily Mail's orders.

[darmstadt]

Those leavers are funny.

Parliament demands to use it's sovereignty to check the government are doing Brexit properly so they moan and send MPs death threats.

Not that funny, more like scary. These are people who voted for the future of the country

[NotAllThere]

One could write a whole series of Yes Minister based around these "negotiations"

David Davis thought they were instructional videos.