[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

It's just Ireland though so who cares, eh?

To be fair to no-dealers though, Niamh, they don't give a crap about anybody so it's not specific to the Irish.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

To be fair to no-dealers though, Niamh, they don't give a crap about anybody so it's not specific to the Irish.

If they can't bring themselves to care about themselves and their children's futures, they won't care about anything or anyone else.

The world won't end in fire or ice, it'll end in wilful ignorance and stupidity.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

To be fair to no-dealers though, Niamh, they don't give a crap about anybody so it's not specific to the Irish.

mmm I can't believe though that the Northern Irish issue wasn't even discussed prior to the referendum, the whole thing is just so messy and ill thought through

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

mmm I can't believe though that the Northern Irish issue wasn't even discussed prior to the referendum, the whole thing is just so messy and ill thought through

Brexiters didn't think they were going to win, in the days leading up to the vote they were already preparing their sour grapes and excuses of how the vote was rigged against them and then they won and the people in charge of the Brexit campaign ran to the ****ing hill.

The whole Brexit movement was a PR stunt that went too far when it comes to the politicians involved. There was no serious though put into any of it.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

It's just Ireland though so who cares, eh?

...but many of us do care very much though...this is all about a manipulation with an end goal...regardless of what the cost and to who, when it comes to the common people...

[arista]

https://news.sky.com/story/live-bori...ebels-11800419


[PM calls cabinet meeting as Tory chairman refuses to rule out election ]

13:38

[Tory party chairman refuses to rule
out calling an election
Asked if he can "categorically" discount
the prospect of the government calling
a general election, James Cleverly refuses
to do so three times.
"We've been completely clear,
we want to deliver Brexit on 31 October
and we also want to deliver on
the announcements that the prime minister
has been making in the last couple
of weeks," he says.
"We want time in government to do
what people have asked us to do.
The more money for the NHS,
more police officers and
the extra money
going into schools.
"That's what we want to do,
that's what we're focused on
doing and I would encourage everybody
to help us deliver that."
Pressed again, he responds:
"We're hearing people suggest
all kinds of things that they could
try and do, constitutional shenanigans
to try and prevent the government
delivering its agenda.
"We want to get on governing for the
British people. Getting us out of
the EU by 31 October and delivering
on those domestic promises that we've made.
"That's what we're focused on doing."]

[Twosugars]

I've always thought this was about money of a certain elite.
And there will be no less immigration, bc it is what big business want.
All those sad ****ers who thought they'd get immigrants out are in for a big disappointment

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

I've always thought this was about money of a certain elite.
And there will be no less immigration, bc it is what big business want.
All those sad ****ers who thought they'd get immigrants out are in for a big disappointment

I remember years ago when I lived in London for a bit, there was a news reporter doing a piece on immigration (the pub I worked in was across the road from ITV studio) and there was 1 English woman working in the bar and they asked her how she felt about immigration, she turned to us all, her workmates and said "No offence" then went on to tell the reporter how it should be english jobs for english people blah blah............. I wouldn't mind but my manager said that it was so so rare for him to get any english applicants at all ever when he advertised jobs in the bar

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

I remember years ago when I lived in London for a bit, there was a news reporter doing a piece on immigration (the pub I worked in was across the road from ITV studio) and there was 1 English woman working in the bar and they asked her how she felt about immigration, she turned to us all, her workmates and said "No offence" then went on to tell the reporter how it should be english jobs for english people blah blah............. I wouldn't mind but my manager said that it was so so rare for him to get any english applicants at all ever when he advertised jobs in the bar

Had similar experiences when I arrived here. London would grind to a halt without immigrants.
There has never been a shortage of jobs only a shortage of local applicants.

[Twosugars]

They cleverly harnessed dislike of immigration and some delusions about Britannia ruling the waves and here we are.
I'd laugh if it wasn't so sad

[Ammi]

...it’s sad because so many people wanted to buy what they were selling...that’s how far we’ve come ...everything that’s been there in place to protect the common people is being stripped away now...and for a few dollars more for the elite..?...

[Twosugars]

Britain will never have as good a position as being a part of the powerful block like the EU.
Instead it will become a playground of competing interests of more powerful partners.
Most likely they will end up turning the country into a tax haven of sorts.

[Twosugars]

"When I speak of Fascism in England, I am not necessarily thinking of Mosley and his pimpled followers. English Fascism, when it arrives, is likely to be of a sedate and subtle kind (presumably, at any rate at first, it won’t be called Fascism)."

George Orwell

[arista]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

"When I speak of Fascism in England, I am not necessarily thinking of Mosley and his pimpled followers. English Fascism, when it arrives, is likely to be of a sedate and subtle kind (presumably, at any rate at first, it won’t be called Fascism)."

George Orwell

Yes a Great Writer
Nothing to do with Brexit.

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

"When I speak of Fascism in England, I am not necessarily thinking of Mosley and his pimpled followers. English Fascism, when it arrives, is likely to be of a sedate and subtle kind (presumably, at any rate at first, it won’t be called Fascism)."

George Orwell

He's talking about you lot on the socialist far left, "it won't be called Fascism" well it can't be the people you're talking about, because you are always calling that Fascism.

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Alf

He's talking about you lot on the socialist far left, "it won't be called Fascism" well it can't be the people you're talking about, because you are always calling that Fascism.

He was talking about bigoted little englander mentality slowly morphing into fascism.
Read up about it, it's worth it

[arista]

Rob the Editor (Politics Live BBC2HD) 44mins show
could have let Owen speak a extra minute?
today. He ends on time expecting all to go to BBC1 news
not me
I record all shows
Far better and longer SkyNewsHD
All Out Politics 2 hours 9AM - 11AM daily.

[Cherie]

If they is a GE now, its likely it will be a hung parliament with Brexit Party/Tory alliance, and who said Farage was finished?

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Cherie

If they is a GE now, its likely it will be a hung parliament with Brexit Party/Tory alliance, and who said Farage was finished?

People will have themselves to blame

[arista]

Last week on Newsnight BBC2HD

Tom dreams of a better time.

He was last on their board.

[arista]

Today Konnie Huq
went a bit crazy
Chopping off every ones head?

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by arista

Today Konnie Huq
went a bit crazy
Chopping off every ones head?

Saw that arista, her and that other woman were hysterical almost , lol I felt embarrassed for them.

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Saw that arista, her and that other woman were hysterical almost , lol I felt embarrassed for them.

Not as much as we feel embarrassed for johnson, mogg and farage

[Ammi]

..it probably wasn’t the most helpful in relaying her point with the chopping off, of heads bit...she’s obviously getting frustrated..(..as many people are..)...with the rinse and repeat of ‘..it wAs a democratic vote by gosh and we’ll darn well Brexit whatever the cost and to whom because WE VOTED..’....when it’s imminently close with still no details of what Brexit will mean ...because the truth is that this is all the biggest country con ever...all built on lies with no foundation or substance of ‘making Britain Great again...’...


...but we’re a democratic country...except for now atm when we’re not...and that’s fine as well...whichever way tbh, Brexit is cool and easy...

[The Slim Reaper]