Thread: Brexit - It's Still On!

This thread and topic has got interesting again..

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Originally Posted by buriramboy

So the party who wins the most councillors isn't the winner then?

Only a deranged tory fanboy would consider the largest losses in quarter of a centuary ...as winning.

The momentum (and I don't mean the Labour left...), is building. How desperate are May & Corbyn to agree any deal, fukin' up the nation, before the European elections?

Originally Posted by foobar

Only a deranged tory fanboy would consider the largest losses in quarter of a centuary ...as winning.

Who won then, the party who got the least councillors? Tories still got about 50% more councillors than your beloved Labour. 3562 against 2023 but I presume you think 2023 is a bigger number than 3562.

6 months ago Corbyn seemed to be completely focussed on a general election rather than ref 2, and the least likely scenario by far seemed to be cross-party agreement on the way forward.

I'm therefore surprised these talks between Labour and the Tories seem to be reaching an agreement.

If they collapse then that will be far less surprising imo. I don't see how propping up May helps Labour at all.

Originally Posted by cyrille

6 months ago Corbyn seemed to be completely focussed on a general election rather than ref 2, and the least likely scenario by far seemed to be cross-party agreement on the way forward.

I'm therefore surprised these talks between Labour and the Tories seem to be reaching an agreement.

If they collapse then that will be far less surprising imo. I don't see how propping up May helps Labour at all.

Duh! Because when it all goes tits up, which it will, she can blame Corbyn and labour. You’re not as smart as you think you are a Cyrille.

Originally Posted by buriramboy

Who won then?

Seems you're still not understanding the difference between LE and GE, once more with feeling: there are no outright winners in a LE, there is no LE party or LE Prime Minister.

However the Tories suffered the worst losses of any party and those losses were the worst on record in the last quarter of a century.

The Brexit disease is terminal and there it is.

Nothing will change except instead of EU folk doing the work the idle shiftless scummy Brits refuse to do, the jobs will be filled by third/emerging world contract labour trafficked through gangers who will reap the profits at the expense of the consumer who will pay for them.

If I were minded, and I'm thinking along these lines, I'd certainly incorporate a company to tender to the Home Office for the contract to represent all foreign agents in the provision and processing of the labour and partner up with an accommodation company for the building of dormitory housing.

I'm thinking of the right name.....maybe Coons'RUs and our company motto could be, say, "Arbeit Macht Frei" ?

I could be persuaded to offer shares in this venture which will almost certainly be a winner.

Originally Posted by Switch

Duh! Because when it all goes tits up, which it will, she can blame Corbyn and labour. You’re not as smart as you think you are a Cyrille.

You've obviously completely misread my post. It isn't about 'what's in it for May', you pigshit thick cum guzzler.

Chass's nappy rash must be very distracting...

Yet again we're having to explain basic, basic things to these morons.

Originally Posted by foobar

Seems you're still not understanding the difference between LE and GE, once more with feeling: there are no outright winners in a LE, there is no LE party or LE Prime Minister.

However the Tories suffered the worst losses of any party and those losses were the worst on record in the last quarter of a century.

Of course there are outright winners in LE you fool, the outright winner is who gets the most votes and therefore the seat. And of all the council seats being contested despite losing over 1000 seats the Tories still won the most thus having 50% more councillors than Labour in the seats that were up for election.

Simple Sybil making a complete tit of himself again i see, exposing for the umpteenth time his basic lack of knowledge and understanding of the issue in this case Corbyn. Corbyn is a Brexiteer you idiot, he wants Brexit as without it because of EU rules and regulations on the off chance he does become PM he won't be able to force his socialist agenda on the UK. Again basic stuff that has been discussed at length numerous times.

Originally Posted by Bettyboo

The momentum (and I don't mean the Labour left...), is building.

Thank you.

Originally Posted by buriramboy

Of course there are outright winners in LE you fool, the outright winner is who gets the most votes and therefore the seat. And of all the council seats being contested despite losing over 1000 seats the Tories still won the most thus having 50% more councillors than Labour in the seats that were up for election.

You might be the only person on the planet who is dum enough to claim the Tories have won the LE after losing 1334 of their seats.

Not even the Tory spin machine is claiming to have won, most Tory MPs are calling it a disaster.

Originally Posted by foobar

You might be the only person on the planet who is dum enough to claim the Tories have won the LE after losing 1334 of their seats.

Not even the Tory spin machine is claiming to have won, most Tory MPs are calling it a disaster.

It was a disaster for the Tories losing over a 1000 seats, no one is disputing that. But it doesn't alter the fact they still won the most councillors some 50% more than Labour. A simple fact that you seem unable to grasp.

Originally Posted by foobar

You might be the only person on the planet who is dum enough to claim the Tories have won the LE after losing 1334 of their seats.

But never ever think he can't possibly post anything even more stupid.

Originally Posted by buriramboy

they still won the most councillors

having a market share dropping from 80% to 60% is hardly winning

still a majority, but still a loss

Originally Posted by Bettyboo

The momentum (and I don't mean the Labour left...), is building. How desperate are May & Corbyn to agree any deal, fukin' up the nation, before the European elections?

quite a speech, gotta love the delusional crowd sheering him up

Originally Posted by cyrille

But never ever think he can't possibly post anything even more stupid.

Are you disputing they won the most councillors? There is a good reason you are known as Simple Sybil.

how can they won the majority if not all councils were being contested in a poll?

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

how can they won the majority if not all councils were being contested in a poll?

Because they aren't all up for grabs at the same time, half were voted on this time and the other half in 2 years time. You serve for 4 years though.

Originally Posted by cyrille

6 months ago Corbyn seemed to be completely focussed on a general election rather than ref 2, and the least likely scenario by far seemed to be cross-party agreement on the way forward.

I'm therefore surprised these talks between Labour and the Tories seem to be reaching an agreement.

If they collapse then that will be far less surprising imo. I don't see how propping up May helps Labour at all.

Both parties wish to avoid the EU elections, esp after humiliating locals with every indication of a bloodbath later this month.

May is dead, even she should know that by now, and so is her surrender Treaty, giving Corbyn awesome and undeserved influence on proceedings. But such is the state of Brit politics that he's also in intensive care and will give/concede/say/swear/sign/sell anything for a GE, his last chance to become more than an unelectable leader. Any deal he strikes with May must include GE with a choice of dumb or dumber, rather than leadership switch, and once he loses that it's bye bye which gives Labour a clear run, though a bit late.

Egos can be quite lethal.

Farage's brexit party producing the most MEPs will probably force the May deal brexit, or something close to it. That compromise will make everyone unhappy, brexit and remain supporters.

Farage is just taking the opportunity to do even more damage to the UK than he's done already. That said, close ties to USA rather than EU is my preference. It would provide far more opportunities to the next generations. Freedom of movement between UK and USA is the new goal.