Thread: Brexit - It's Still On!

Originally Posted by cyrille

Not even Chitty with his head full of rocks would be betting on anything different now

what ?

I heard that chitty bets on rock races - last time he backed the asian one

Originally Posted by cyrille

Yup...France looking absolutely desperate to keep the UK in, eh jabby?

Entirely made up, by you, in desperate need of something to post.

I never mentioned France being desperate to keep UK in. It's the EU that's desperate to keep us in. What France wants is irrelevant while Frau is still at the helm; it is she that holds Juncker's nose ring.

Anyway what are doing here, shouldn't you be scouring the www for grimatical eras and tipos?

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

it was on the news a few weeks back, you probably didn't pay attention to the important stuff, as usual

In that case everyone is wrong and A50 ends in June, not March. I don't see that, clearly you do, though neither it nor you follow through by explaining why May needs to beg for a 3-month extension if that's the actual default built in to A50.

Originally Posted by Neverna

Merkel and Macron ... fisticuffs at dawn.

Macron's main beef with Frau is over NordStream2, not the secondary issues of Brexit and his own wee economic and associated domestic problems. Signed and sealed so NordStream2 will happen, and once it goes live Yermany becomes the energy hub and controls not just the EU economy and politics but also has it's foot on Europe's airline. Guns didn't work, and looks like Plan B, domination through peaceful means does.

Unfortunately Europhiles are blinded by master worship and refuse to see this.

Originally Posted by Bettyboo

Obviously, Merkel will win...

Now, in the HoP, the wanker Starmer and his supporter, the speaker, are gonna try to block the managed no deal exit - in fact, today, the labour party have just been desperate to find any route to block Brexit despite the fact that it was their manifesto point to support Brexit, and the nation voted for it. Labour are unelectable...

They been unelectable since 2015.

Blimey that's when Corbyn took over, but I'm sure there's no connection between the two.

Over to you Troy, fufu...anyone?

Originally Posted by buriramboy

You can't make this shit up, The Guardian the most pro remain and anti Brexit of all papers now saying mps have to vote for Doris deal. The penny finally dropped.

While I would rather have no deal than the treasonous EU/May Treaty, for the benefit of our resident idiots that simply cannot grasp the concept of fluid situations by nature resulting in movement of posts and therefore ideas, I would also rather revoke A50 and stay on the sinking ship than have UK trapped indefinitely in a CU prison which it cannot leave without EU permission, controlled by a failing bloc and doomed to remain subservient to the whims of unelected bureaucrats needing to show their other slaves that the EU must be divine since the alternative is abject failure.

A half-billion of the most advanced people on the planet are being taken for a glorious ride by a few very powerful individuals that believe their dysfunctional ideology has consistently failed only because its followers were not devoted enough, and that this time it must succeed.

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

Merkel is irrelevant these days, she is weak, old, angry and nobody listen to her. A bot like chass actually

The Belgian has made the most powerful and influential person in Europe irrelevant. Whatever will he think of next? - answers on a postcard to the nearest bin.

Originally Posted by DrB0b

Even revoking A50 won’t stop the nightmare. This idiotic referendum, based on ignorance and lies, has not only irrevocably split the country but has also broken its legal and political system and turned the United Kingdom into an international laughing stock. A country run by clowns and fantasists on all sides. A country diminished almost beyond belief in three short years. No matter how it turns out the damage has already been done.

Inescapable facts, but that's where we are now so that's what has to be addressed.

A referendum under the slogan 'taking back control' has been manoeuvred into a situation not just by May but our entire political classes, of total control being passed to the very object that the people voted to leave.

Far from fufu's creative though typically absurd accusation that I sing praises to the Tories, this is a disgrace which will split and deservedly ruin the Tory party, leaving the UK rudderless since the only viable opposition is led by an unelectable Socialist.

But while recriminations are for the inquest that will no doubt run far into the future it's the current situation that must be addressed, and with a complete breakdown of leadership that has repeatedly lied and shown unveiled contempt for what the people wanted. Irreparable damage has been done and all options short of A50 revocation will leave the UK foundering for years to come, while as you say that option itself simply resumes the nightmare of membership to the same suicide pact we tried to escape.

Interesting times!

I agree Betty, that a managed Brexit on 29 March is now the preferred option, but that managed part is impossible, while Hammond has control of the treasury.
May cannot sack him. He’s too popular with remainders, and despite project fear, the economy is doing very nicely thank you.
Once the deadline passes without a deal, Hammond will have no choice but to release the funding. Even Bercow is accidentally on side with this.
No doubt butterfluffer will have another BBC quote for us soon. lol

Extension until June! What should have been a sprint will turn into a 27 month ultra marathon. This thread still has long run potential. Deserves a "famous" thread rating.

Come on Admin. Make so.

Originally Posted by Switch

a managed Brexit on 29 March

And in what way would it be "managed"? What does "managed" actually involve?

The Maybot is trying to offer a choice between two options that have both been rejected by Parliament. That alone, should be enough to secure a vote of no-confidence in her leadership and the Tory Government.

She should have been sacked long ago...

Originally Posted by Troy

The Maybot is trying to offer a choice between two options that have both been rejected by Parliament.

They are the two options available. MPs have eight days to make their choice.

She knows she is going, and that her treasonous Treaty is too horrible for even weak and frightened Brit MPs to accept.

With her 'only deal' eliminated, the remaining long term outcomes can only be that we leave the EU in line with Brexit expectations, without or with a different deal, or revoke A50 and stay, again either with or likely without Ref2. A disgusting situation, while an extension does no more than delay one of those outcomes, and as it stands either is better than none.

And for the benefit of squirrel, she has earned her rightful place at the EU trough though you are welcome to increase your pointless post count by dismissing the obvious when she leaves office and ends up there, to join many other failed and easily purchased leaders.

Originally Posted by Bettyboo

The divide between the populous and MPs is huge

Just now figuring this out? Britain is clearly a demarcated system of social classes. Historical roots of this are unshakable. The class system has become more rather than less entrenched in recent years. Jane Austen would shit her frilly britches if she could see Britain today.

Originally Posted by cyrille

But yes, in suggesting May will be somehow working for the EU when she leaves her job you are, of course, posting utter nonsense.

I shall try to resist chuckling at your childlike innocence when she moves to Europe wearing a nosebag; can't promise though.

Meh...who cares anyway, but dribble on...

I see Farage's new party is apparently riddled with racists already.

Originally Posted by Texpat

Britain is clearly a demarcated system of social classes. Historical roots of this are unshakable. The class system has become more rather than less entrenched in recent years. Jane Austen would shit her frilly britches if she could see Britain today.

You are correct, Texpat.

We did go through a period, my parents and my early lifetime, when the middle class was booming, opportunity was there for all, many working class folks rose up the ladder, universities and working clubs had open debates across wide-ranging areas, and democracy was looking good. Sadly, Thatcher ushered in a period of extreme greed that Blair turned into a globalist's paradise - between them, they managed to massively grow the gap between rich and poor; of course, the EU is controlled by people fostering the same project. Both the EU nutters and the UK parliament also have worked for decades to close down the public discourse space. I mean, if I say that the Israeli PM is a mass murdering zionist lunatic who is destroying the lives of Israelis as well as Arabs in neighbouring nations, will I be prosecuted for a hate crime? If not now, France is looking to pass a law that would do so, as we speak...

I've always said, going back to the pre-Brexit vote, that it'll be two stages: 1) getting away from the EU lunatics; 2) sorting out our own HoP and HoL. I didn't see how the latter would happen, but this 1,000 day Brexit process has bought the subject firmly into the attention of the masses, so maybe there's some hope. (Or, people could just become completely apathetic, wet the bed at every sign of change and the masses keep getting poorer in relation to the real wealth.)

Originally Posted by Switch

No doubt butterfluffer will have another BBC quote for us soon. lol

since you ask, and to make you happy chass

I bet you love the BBC leftist propaganda

Brexit: 'Tired' public needs a decision, says Theresa May
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-47647515

Theresa May has told the public she is "on their side", laying the blame for the delay to Brexit squarely with MPs.

Speaking from Downing Street, the prime minister said people were "tired of infighting and political games" and it was "high time" politicians made a decision on the next steps.

Earlier, Mrs May wrote to EU Council President Donald Tusk requesting to delay Brexit until 30 June.

Jeremy Corbyn said she was "in complete denial about the scale of the crisis".

Mrs May was forced to ask for a postponement after MPs twice rejected the withdrawal deal she has negotiated and also voted to reject a no-deal departure.

She said the delay was a "matter of great personal regret", but insisted she would not be willing to extend Brexit any further than 30 June - despite appeals from some MPs for a longer extension to give time for a change in direction.

Originally Posted by buriramboy

Frau Merkel may have to let the granny grabber do a bit more than just finger her to get her way.

can't imagine why so many people say you have a problem with women.

the funny thing is there was a few easy solutions to resolve all this:

- Remains in the European Common Market and put it on a vote on the UK parliament to approve it
- Put the Common Market question to a Referendum
- Once resolved, put another Referendum to confirm the Brexit decision and let the people decide (it's ok to change your mind)

Maybot instead monopolized the whole process, but with her history of incompetence, it was bound to fail

this is what Barnier and EU negotiators had to say about the Brexit team:

- They came unprepared, had no idea where to start. Basically they didn't know the details of EU/UK relationship
- After claiming they will come back with solutions, it turns out they were too lazy to learn the existing EU/UK relationship and came up with fairy tales and unrealistic objectives
- They ask for help to Barnier and his team to draw up an agreement since they had no idea where to start and what to put in it
- Since Barnier and his team are insiders and well versed in EU regulations, they came up with the best possible plan for a leaving member of the EU without alienating other EU members
- The frigging loons at Maybot Brexit Team didn't like what they saw and realized their mistakes, tried to tangle the whole thing into some political drama to sabotage the whole agreement, with still no idea what Brexit meant
- Frozen by their incompetence and neutrality in finding the best solution, they play little mind games with everyone to fill their empty lives and hide their incompetence

and here we are, let's hope Hard Brexit will solve it after all, and the British sheep will wake up and revolt against their incompetent elite. But again they won't, too coward and too obedient to the Queen to really change things.

You have the politicians and political system you deserve,

EUROSTAR departure from Paris this morning, expect 6 hours waiting line to go through customs and police frontier

things to come after hard brexit,