[lime]

Originally Posted by Cherie

There you go...'our side' there are 16 million living in Britain who are on 'your side' as well, but you have already shown you have an irrational hate of all things British whatever side they are on. We all want it settled, I thought you were totally against a no deal? what about the Irish border..... ? Rees Mogg is constantly taken to task, you seem to be only seeing things you want to see

Why are you swearing? it makes a big difference if you have a leaver PM in control...

Wow are you mad are what??
I have an irratioal hate of all things British???


many of my friends and family are British and we love them dearley

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by lime

Wow are you mad are what??
I have an irratioal hate of all things British???


many of my friends and family are British and we love them dearley

Thats how you come across, you reached out....with a deal that even remainer MPs won't pass, that's how much 'you' reached out

[arista]

The Next Conservative PM must be a Brexit backer
but under the rules she is there until December 2019
unless she gets her dead deal passed before that month.

[Sticks]

Originally Posted by arista

The Next Conservative PM must be a Brexit backer

Why?

Are you in favour of leaving with no deal?

If we do that, then no EU citizen here will have a right to work, as the withdrawal agreement had EU citizens rights, which will be no more, and all the pointers are that there will be a huge negative impact on the UK. Or is that lies of Project Fear, as Bexiters kept banging on about to undercut any reason given during the referendum why Brexit was a bad idea?

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Sticks

Why?

Are you in favour of leaving with no deal?

If we do that, then no EU citizen here will have a right to work, as the withdrawal agreement had EU citizens rights, which will be no more, and all the pointers are that there will be a huge negative impact on the UK. Or is that lies of Project Fear, as Bexiters kept banging on about to undercut any reason given during the referendum why Brexit was a bad idea?

the upside is there will be plenty badly paid jobs for the Brits

[arista]

Originally Posted by Sticks

Why?

Are you in favour of leaving with no deal?

If we do that, then no EU citizen here will have a right to work, as the withdrawal agreement had EU citizens rights, which will be no more, and all the pointers are that there will be a huge negative impact on the UK. Or is that lies of Project Fear, as Bexiters kept banging on about to undercut any reason given during the referendum why Brexit was a bad idea?

We Must Leave the EU
It may take a General Election
to do it

[Sticks]

There is no time for a divisive General Election or 2nd Referendum.

Spreadsheet Phil could be the person to do it, from the comments he has made in recent days. We just need to grey suited men of the 1922 committee to lever out the limpet in order to get things moving so Brexit can happen in an orderly fashion.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Sticks

There is no time for a divisive General Election or 2nd Referendum.

Spreadsheet Phil could be the person to do it, from the comments he has made in recent days. We just need to grey suited men of the 1922 committee to lever out the limpet in order to get things moving so Brexit can happen in an orderly fashion.

a smooth orderly Brexit has replaced strong and stable

rough and disorderly v weak and wobbly

[arista]

Originally Posted by Sticks

There is no time for a divisive General Election or 2nd Referendum.

Spreadsheet Phil could be the person to do it, from the comments he has made in recent days. We just need to grey suited men of the 1922 committee to lever out the limpet in order to get things moving so Brexit can happen in an orderly fashion.

You are aware the Rules
say: she stays until December 2019

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Thats how you come across, you reached out....with a deal that even remainer MPs won't pass, that's how much 'you' reached out

The deal is based on May's red lines. The EU offered what they could with respect of that. What do you expect them to do? Destroy their common market to suit the British? Or destroy the economic integrity of the island of Ireland?
Sometimes I wonder if you're really Irish
The rest of the EU wants to get on with other business instead of appeasing the unrealistic expectations of some of the UK's politicians.

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by arista

We Must Leave the EU
It may take a General Election
to do it

There's no must about it.
You're not working for some hedge fund hoping to make money on this chaos?

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

The deal is based on May's red lines. The EU offered what they could with respect of that. What do you expect them to do? Destroy their common market to suit the British? Or destroy the economic integrity of the island of Ireland?
Sometimes I wonder if you're really Irish
The rest of the EU wants to get on with other business instead of appeasing the unrealistic expectations of some of the UK's politicians.

The EU were always going to play hard ball, if they wanted to they could have shifted Mays red lines as they are in the driving seat but it suited them fine...she is a remainer after all, they also refused to look at the deal again after it was rejected...so if that is reaching out in your book, I know you love the EU but let the scales fall from your eyes, they dont want to lose UK funding if they can help it

[Twosugars]

EU can't shift May's red lines! She has to do it

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

EU can't shift May's red lines! She has to do it

so they have no influence at all...okay! what I meant was they could have influenced her to shift her lines ....not that they would personally done it

[arista]

Local Elections 2-May -2019
some parts of the UK

[arista]

Amazing the new Brexit Party
comes up 3rd.


Meanwhile Indie Group (11 MP's soon to be called Change UK)
is at the bottom.

[lime]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Thats how you come across, you reached out....with a deal that even remainer MPs won't pass, that's how much 'you' reached out

FFs Cherie...have you not followed Brexit? or do you choose not to follow facts?


The WA was a deal agreed with the UK and EU..If it wouldn't pass the Uk shouldn't have agreed to it..but they did and this why the backstop is so very important..Sorry but the UK right now can not be taken at it's word

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by arista

Local Elections 2-May -2019
some parts of the UK

Please please no. I cannot believe I am saying this, but even though the tories are a ****show and are ****ing me right now (am disabled so...yeah am treat worst than most) the thought of Corbyn in charge makes my blood run cold.

Only about a year ago I would be loving this news...how things change

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by lime

FFs Cherie...have you not followed Brexit? or do you choose not to follow facts?


The WA was a deal agreed with the UK and EU..If it wouldn't pass the Uk shouldn't have agreed to it..but they did and this why the backstop is so very important..Sorry but the UK right now can not be taken at it's word

Please stop swearing at me? why do you feel the need to preface your posts with such aggression?

The EU had to sit down to negotiations, same as the UK, that is not reaching out! Its part of a necessary process

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by arista

Amazing the new Brexit Party
comes up 3rd.


Meanwhile Indie Group (11 MP's soon to be called Change UK)
is at the bottom.

The Brexit party are going to do much better than that prediction I think, Labour top though this country is a bit of a joke at the moment politically

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

The Brexit party are going to do much better than that prediction I think, Labour top though this country is a bit of a joke at the moment politically

The percentages for the top two are pretty dire, aren't they usually at like 40%?! Maybe someone else might stand a chance..

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

The percentages for the top two are pretty dire, aren't they usually at like 40%?! Maybe someone else might stand a chance..

By the looks of things the Brexit party....


The Lib Dems should be mopping up the remain vote but the mistrust in them is hard to shake off

[Matthew.]

“The Brexit Party” is a bit of a mouthful

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

The Lib Dems should be mopping up the remain vote but the mistrust in them is hard to shake off

Aye Clegg ****ed them for a very very long time I think. Which is sad because every year they were creeping further and further up in the rankings too..

[bitontheslide]

on the basis that we are leaving, the brexit party must be the ideal choice for
euro mps

If there is no GE until after we leave the EU, then the brexit party is finished