[arista]

[The Slim Reaper]

same paper

[arista]

Yes a Silly term "Oven Ready."

[arista]

[arista]

[arista]

SNP Pete Wishart.
Cabinet Office Spokesperson
Live in Parliament on a LED Screen
Just thanked Michael Gove MP who is in charge of Brexit
for ensuring Scottish Independence,
he wants a statue made............................................

[Liam-]

[arista]

Sure Liam
The PM does not want anything in his way.................

[arista]

[The Slim Reaper]

[The Slim Reaper]

[arista]

Sure Slim
bound to be petty
now he has left his banking job.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by arista

Sure Slim
bound to be petty
now he has left his banking job.

The data is provided. It's not pettiness. The leave alliance have also come out today and said brexit is a mess.

[Smithy]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

[arista]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

The data is provided. It's not pettiness. The leave alliance have also come out today and said Brexit is a mess.

Sure Slim
But Brexit is done
the Trading is to be sorted soon.

[Kizzy]

Coronavirus has seen the UK up shiz creek without a paddle... We've alienated ourselves from the EU, nobody trusts trump with anything. What a godawful mess we're in :/

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by arista

Sure Slim
But Brexit is done
the Trading is to be sorted soon.

Boris called no-deal a "good option" the other day.

[The Slim Reaper]

Leave alliance trying to run away from brexit

[Brother Leon]

The one positive of these disaster election results the last few years is that we can see the Brexit Gang realise that they had no clue what they were really voting for, and scramble to try blame anyone but themselves for the mess they will put us in.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Brother Leon

The one positive of these disaster election results the last few years is that we can see the Brexit Gang realise that they had no clue what they were really voting for, and scramble to try blame anyone but themselves for the mess they will put us in.

They didn't admit they didn't know what they were voting for at the time, they won't admit it now, they'll just look to blame remainers or the eu.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

They didn't admit they didn't know what they were voting for at the time, they won't admit it now, they'll just look to blame remainers or the eu.

I voted remain but I don't take any pleasure from things looking likely to go pear shaped, I think that's the problem with politics at the moment, its so divisive, ha ha we told you so.... even though everyone gets hurt if it goes pear shaped so having the moral high ground won't mean much!

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I voted remain but I don't take any pleasure from things looking likely to go pear shaped, I think that's the problem with politics at the moment, its so divisive, ha ha we told you so.... even though everyone gets hurt if it goes pear shaped so having the moral high ground won't mean much!

You ok, Cherie, you seem to have a few issues with me today for some reason.

Yeah, you're right. All the things that were raised throughout the last 5 years and were ignored, or flat out dismissed as project fear are coming true, and the first thought is to say everyone's as bad as each other?

N'ah, the important part of that is no one believing us when it could/should have made a difference. 52% of the UK have been on track to sabotage the place in spite of the mountain of evidence of how things would turn out.

Do you think I haven't been saying that everyone gets hurt if things go wrong?

People have been cheerleading this sh1tshow for half a decade, enjoying taking rights away from future generations to protect the country from immigrants, because they've apparently only just found out that immigrants have been saving their lives during covid.

The arrogance of the "we know what we voted for" crowd, is not on par with a couple of dudes on a forum saying this is fcuking stupid.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

You ok, Cherie, you seem to have a few issues with me today for some reason.

Yeah, you're right. All the things that were raised throughout the last 5 years and were ignored, or flat out dismissed as project fear are coming true, and the first thought is to say everyone's as bad as each other?

N'ah, the important part of that is no one believing us when it could/should have made a difference. 52% of the UK have been on track to sabotage the place in spite of the mountain of evidence of how things would turn out.

Do you think I haven't been saying that everyone gets hurt if things go wrong?

People have been cheerleading this sh1tshow for half a decade, enjoying taking rights away from future generations to protect the country from immigrants, because they've apparently only just found out, that immigrants have been saving their lives during covid.

The arrogance of the "we know what we voted for" crowd, is not on par with a couple of dudes on a forum saying this is fcuking stupid.

No issue, in fact I put smilies on my other posts to denote gentle leg pulling

[Cherie]

I actually feel a bit bereaved as we have to tell our EU students who are deferring due to Covid they will be paying overseas rates next year effectively doubling their fees to 30k plus

[bitontheslide]

i believe that we have a better chance of getting a deal now than we had before-covid. Yes, we could exit without a deal still, but businesses on both sides of the channel will be applying severe pressure to get a deal done. I'm considerably more hopeful than I was in January, although, admittedly that's not saying a lot