[Merged]Brexit stuff

[WTFH]

Anyways, nobody batted an eye lid when Ed Miliband said he would make companies post how many immigrants they hired.

He wasn't elected to run the country.

[scooterscot]

He wasn't elected to run the country.

Niether was she.

[scooterscot]

Check this out for maximum bedwetting...

"we want nothing to do with it... apart from half the paper!"

Hardily surprising. Scotland and England are politically completely different. The union is hanging together by a thread with media making out everything is okay with their bog eyed crazed nationalist stories thrown in now and again for good measure.

[minestrone]

Well I'm quite happy the way it's all going. Very happy indeed.

I also note that the Scottish nationalists have completely ran out of ideas and are now behaving like Diane Abbott by screaming racist at anything that moves.

[scooterscot]

The ground is moving beneath their feet. What do you do in an earthquake? Scream uncontrollably or prepare a plan of action? They're between a rock and a hard place, there's not much they can do but watch.

[WTFH]

Well I'm quite happy the way it's all going. Very happy indeed.

I also note that the Scottish nationalists have completely ran out of ideas and are now behaving like Diane Abbott by screaming racist at anything that moves.

You mean you're happy that we haven't brexited yet?

[minestrone]

You mean you're happy that we haven't brexited yet?

Please stop replying to my posts, your chat is moronic.

[BlasterBates]

This is the only way Brexit won't plunge us over the cliff

we had the heads of Nissan UK, Jaguar Land Rover and other spokesmen for the motor industry (contributing 7 per cent to our exports), the chief executive of Heathrow, one of our busiest ports of entry, the British Bankers’ Association and even unnamed “Treasury officials” all piling in to warn that, if we leave the single market, the results in terms of hideous complexities, added costs and firms leaving Britain would be catastrophic.

Having been assured that ultimately the Prime Minister, Theresa May, will be in charge of our EU negotiations, our one hope is that she will have taken properly expert advice, and not be heeding those naïve “hard Brexiteers” (doubtless likely to be in full voice at this week’s Tory conference) whose vacuous wishful-thinking could only lead us to being pushed over a very high and nasty cliff.

Oh dear, Theresa looks to be singing the same tune as the hard Brexiteers.

[scooterscot]

This is the only way Brexit won't plunge us over the cliff






Oh dear, Theresa looks to be singing the same tune as the hard Brexiteers.

Now that's a bedwetting story. The same paper championing at the bit to get us out is now backtracking when reality bites.

[GB9]

Now that's a bedwetting story. The same paper championing at the bit to get us out is now backtracking when reality bites.

No, it's just one writer. Similar to the Guardian the other day having a piece by someone who almost supported Brexit.