Boris

[minestrone]

You're missing the point .... remainers don't like the deal not because it's a 'bad' deal, but because it's rubbish compared to the deal we already have. Seems even Raab admits that staying in the frictionless EU market is the best solution

This is the end now. As a leave voter I am happy that what I wanted from my vote will be fulfilled with this agreement.


The general point of the thread was that Boris is like the chap from the shawshank redemption who "crawled through a river of tulip and came out clean on the other side"

 

[NotAllThere]

The switcheroo was genius.

Remainers spend years vilifying the DUP, now the DUP hate Boris and the remainers don't know what to do.

Course we do sweetie.

 

[Old Greg]

This is the end now. As a leave voter I am happy that what I wanted from my vote will be fulfilled with this agreement.

Do you remember when you thought that the UK was 100% certain to leave the EU in March?

 

[minestrone]

Do you remember when you thought that the UK was 100% certain to leave the EU in March?

That was the agreed legal position between the Eu and the UK at the time.

 

[NotAllThere]

That was the agreed legal position between the Eu and the UK at the time.

DId you enjoy your party?

 

[Old Greg]

That was the agreed legal position between the Eu and the UK at the time.

And do you remember how you said that it was too late to change the legal position?

 

[BrilloPad]

DId you enjoy your party?

I enjoyed it. It was a 26 mile run. Or what Minestrone calls a small warm up......

 

[Whorty]

Do you remember when you thought that the UK was 100% certain to leave the EU in March?

Do you know how many can of 'spesh he's downed since then? His memory is no longer what it was

 

[Old Greg]

Do you know how many can of 'spesh he's downed since then?

Nobody knows that.

 

[original PM]

You're missing the point .... remainers don't like the deal not because it's a 'bad' deal, but because it's rubbish compared to the deal we already have. Seems even Raab admits that staying in the frictionless EU market is the best solution

That is a bit like saying you would rather live in protected slavery rather than freedom with some risk.

Nobody has said good trade deals with the EU are a bad thing - what people have asked is whether those trade deals are worth what we pay for them and in the long run having a different negotiating position may not be a bad thing.