Pimpernel Smith
Tone Deaf Daddy
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I read Corbyn saying there was nothing more to discuss about a possible Theresa May and Labour deal.
It will be the Nexit vote on 23rd May for me!
Pimpernel Smith , I thought you were a Dutchman with Anglophilic tendencies?
Pimpernel Smith , I thought you were a Dutchman with Anglophilic tendencies?
I'm pretty sure he's an Englishman living in Netherlands.
Not quite, I am a transplanted Englishman with a taste for the Dutch Golden Age.
Interestingly, almost all the contenders for the Tory party leadership are either former or current cabinet ministers. Apparently all just waiting to get rid of their boss...
What can possibly go wrong...
Meanwhile, from back in 2017:
The narrator does not sound like an Irishman even if he has the passport.
The MP's know that many will be ousted in a GE, inparticular those that lied about honouring the result of the referendum.Some enjoyable articles slagging off May in the press now. Little sympathy but great detail on why she was a terrible PM and where in particular she went wrong.
Not sure the Tory party can recover. A general election to get rid of many useless MPs would be nice but unlikely.
Thank god for that!The narrator does not sound like an Irishman
Not sure the Tory party can recover. A general election to get rid of many useless MPs would be nice but unlikely.
Unless the EU is going to change their stance and renegotiate there is only one option: leave WTO 31 October. If factions in the Conservatives try any shenanigans that will result in a GE, then it's game over for the Tories. End of the party.
Well, a genuine Leave Prime Minister is the first requirement. Front runners both voted for Surrender Agreement Mark 3. Boris is sounding conciliatory. If he is PM he might go for another Brexit in Name Only scam. Raab has only said he is worried about the backstop.
Then, if they are going to leave on October 31 they will still need to overcome Continuity Remain. A General Election might then be a handy nuclear option threat if they try to interrupt the agreed Leave process -but you need a sound Leave PM first of all.
The twisted pathology of Theresa May:
https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/mays-legacy-division-distrust-and-democracy-in-ruins/
No, but it will waste a few more months in the hope that something will turn up, people will get bored or another referendum can be rigged.
Continuity Remain will regroup and the struggle goes on. Bercow is now threatening to destroy No Deal options.
Looks like they are now going after Boris for making the 350 million pounds a month claim.
3 years later. Comments on Youtube are interesting, many are saying they need to start building more courts and prisons when politicians will get done for lying during a campaign or in office.
They must have planned this for quite some time, though.It's happening, what a difference a competent PM and team makes:
EU About to Face 2 Realities: Johnson Will Deliver Brexit, Eurozone in Recession
Hello EU. Meet Boris Johnson and his negotiating team. While doing so, think about recession.moneymaven.io
They must have planned this for quite some time, though.
Not entirely sure that this will not end up as another version of the withdrawal agreement that May presented, only that this one goes through parliament. Which, overall, is still violently opposed to a "no deal" Brexit.
Again, any agreement/ deal with the EU will mean some sort of loss of sovereignty. From what has been said and done so far the "Free movement of people" will stay. Plus Boris already wants to attract "global talent"! To do what exactly? Something the existing population can't do?
In any population there's always missing skills, so attracting professional talent is indeed good for all concerned. It's the mass illegal immigration of grievance and those who only have a future on welfare that risks spoiling it for everyone.