Brexit - Now open warfare in cabinet. Boris calls May's CU plan "crazy"

[sasguru]

So Boris has now come right out and said May's plan for a Customs Union is "crazy".

What do the Brexiters on the panel think of this?

Do you think a form of Customs Union is essential for the integrated, just-in-time, supply chains that are prevalent in British manufacturing, particularly cars and aerospace?

[clearedforlanding]

So Boris has now come right out and said May's plan for a Customs Union is "crazy".

What do the Brexiters on the panel think of this?

Do you think a form of Customs Union is essential for the integrated, just-in-time, supply chains that are prevalent in British manufacturing, particularly jam and tea?

FTFY

I am guessing the answer will be Brexit means Brexit, or some similar rhetoric.

[BlasterBates]

The government will fall by the end of the year, new elections, followed by an SNP Labour government.

[Eirikur]

The government will fall by the end of the year, new elections, followed by an SNP Labour government.

A future even worse then brexit

[Lance]

A future even worse then brexit

I'd vote for Comrade Corbyn if their policy was either cancel Brexit or a 2nd referendum. 4 years of that lot can't be worse than Brexit.

[Eirikur]

I'd vote for Comrade Corbyn if their policy was either cancel Brexit or a 2nd referendum. 4 years of that lot can't be worse than Brexit.

libdems want exactly that, so vote for them

[Lance]

libdems want exactly that, so vote for them

I did, and will. Shame it's a wasted vote.

Corbyn would sweep to victory with that policy though. The numbskulls who support him are scared of pissing off the working class voters (who'd have thought new socialism would hate the working classes). But they forget Scotland, without whom Labour cannot get a majority (EVER). Scotland would vote for a Corbyn backed Brexit ban, and Corbyn is probably keen on an independent Scotland so could sweep the SNP away.

[SunnyInHades]

I'd vote for Comrade Corbyn

He may surprise a few at the next election and revert to his true heartfelt EU beliefs, those which shaped and defined the first 30 years of his political career...

[sasguru]

He may surprise a few at the next election and revert to his true heartfelt EU beliefs, those which shaped and defined the first 30 years of his political career...

Corbyn doesn't like the EU for different reasons to most Brexiters.
And that is, he sees it as a capitalist project more than anything else.
A capitalist project that would stop his plans of re-nationalisation of everything that moves.
It's instructive, especially to those Brexiters who claim Britain never had a say in the EU, how much they have internalised the free market that was posited by Thatcher onwards.
And there is irony piled on irony here, not that Brexiters will understand, being thick as mince, in general.

[AtW]

WHS

Korbyn wants to seize assets without pesky EU Courts overruling him.

We are truly DOOMED!