Brexit Deal

[Wattie]

And Sky TV is owned by who? Rupert Murdoch.
Who is also a massive Brexiter.

Next...

Sky Uk hasn’t come out with anything as blunt and to the point as this.
In fact I’d say it’s covered things “neutrally” which is to be commended given his position.

 

[GeoffCapes]

Sky Uk hasn’t come out with anything as blunt and to the point as this.
In fact I’d say it’s covered things “neutrally” which is to be commended given his position.

It's been widely reported that over here that Sky is very Brexit biased and the BBC is remain focused.
Although to be fair, sometimes I don't know who is for what half the time. I don't actually they actually know which side they're on!

 

[allandwf]

For a moment there I thought you said the BBC remained focused. lol

 

[Wattie]

On the Gold side of things Jon. I did try and share the wealth -numerous offers!

I said this https://www.sportsmaserati.co.uk/index.php?threads/insurance.19904/, thread follows on Feb 2016.

I particularly like this little quote of mine “The broader point for investors everywhere is also plain, as politicians like nothing more than messing things up, the horror of unintended consequences litters the Brexit debate”


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Not a bad little move for those looking to protect themselves.....aint over yet either thanks to Mays bungling, cataclysmic stupidity, pig headedness and incompetence.

Mates rates still available.
PM Wattie

Bump

 

[Wattie]

Double disappointment today.
I’d heard Nige was making an appearance in Peterborough at a bi-election.

So I packed up my rosettes, “The Mans” leaflets, SMDRP banners and drove the 1850km to meet him. 2 days.....imagine my disappointment when I got there.......and then I heard the news.

Should’ve remained on the Gold Coast.

 

[Nibby]

Vote Brexit Party, get Corbyn, no thanks.
My worries already coming true in the Peterborough by-election. The whole Brexit saga will be small change if Corbyn becomes PM.

 

[Wattie]

7th June, now recalibrated to the end of May.

 

[JonW]

I’m encouraged by the Peterborough by-election. It provides hope that when the elections means something, people still care about other issues, and that there is more to life then effing Brexit...

 

[Wattie]

I’m encouraged by the Peterborough by-election. It provides hope that when the elections means something, people still care about other issues, and that there is more to life then effing Brexit...

You’re encouraged Corbyn won?

 

[JonW]

You’re encouraged Corbyn won?

Nice try Wattie, but read what I said.

I am encouraged by it because it suggests that there is more to life than Brexit, and that the UK hasn’t yet succumbed to feeling that nothing else matters.

P.S. Corbyn didn’t win. The Labour Party won, and actually people voted for Lisa Forbes.
P.P.S Lisa (and Labour) campaigned on local issues that matter, such as council cuts, crime, education

 

[Wattie]

Nice try Wattie, but read what I said.

I am encouraged by it because it suggests that there is more to life than Brexit, and that the UK hasn’t yet succumbed to feeling that nothing else matters.

P.S. Corbyn didn’t win. The Labour Party won, and actually people voted for Lisa Forbes.
P.P.S Lisa (and Labour) campaigned on local issues that matter, such as council cuts, crime, education

I did.
A Labour Party led by Corbyn......he is the leader after all.
Oh and by the way, Lisa had to apologise for anti Semitic sentiment after she failed to read a post she liked.......so she subsequently claims.
Thorough then.
600 votes..... not really worth respecting that winning vote is it?

 

[zagatoes30]

Nice try Wattie, but read what I said.

I am encouraged by it because it suggests that there is more to life than Brexit, and that the UK hasn’t yet succumbed to feeling that nothing else matters.

P.S. Corbyn didn’t win. The Labour Party won, and actually people voted for Lisa Forbes.
P.P.S Lisa (and Labour) campaigned on local issues that matter, such as council cuts, crime, education

WHS, both the main parties took a significant hit but even in a strong leave area the electorate seem to realise there is more to government than just one topic.

 

[Wattie]

WHS, both the main parties took a significant hit but even in a strong leave area the electorate seem to realise there is more to government than just one topic.

Ok, good news for a labour government then.
Excellent eh......

 

[JonW]

 

[JonW]

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[Phil the Brit]

Corbyn did NOT win, the local labour candidate won.
Can you not see the difference? It really is as plain as the nose on your face. She fought on LOCAL issues.
Jeez.

 

[Phil the Brit]

Sorry, couldn't resist troll feeding!

 

[Wattie]

Can I brace myself for a Labour Party leadership challenge then......as this was a victory on behalf of the party...but not the leader?
Are you saying this is a labour protest vote against Corbyn?

 

[Felonious Crud]

Can I brace myself for a Labour Party leadership challenge then......as this was a victory on behalf of the party...but not the leader?
Are you saying this is a labour protest vote against Corbyn?

Are you this passionate about politics in the country in which you actually live, Wattie, or is it only our situation in a country half a planet away that causes you so much excitement?

 

[GeoffCapes]

I think the country are realising that a No Deal Brexit is a very bad idea. (at last).

And that we need clarification on the 'type' of Brexit we want.

This, to me at least, shows how mis-lead the leavers were about Brexit before the referendum.

They were told that we would strike up deals and it would be so easy we should have done it years ago.

They may still want to leave, but not at the cost of losing their jobs or their homes or their way of living.

Which, if all of that happens, means leaving is just sheer bloody mindedness.

Cutting your nose off to spite your face?