| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March 16:18 - Mar 29 with 4305 views | clive_baker |
Turned out to be the day the dream died for millions. Not going to take any satisfaction in the whole sh1t show, it's been a farce regardless of what side of the fence you're on, but I can't see how Brexit is going to be delivered at all. May's deal isn't getting through and the only thing the parliament do agree on is avoiding No Deal.
One way or another, it ain't happening folks. Good job too.
Now can we just sack it off once and for all and revoke Article 50, and agree to not talk about it again? Get back to spending our time, attention and money on proper issues closer to home like schools, hospitals, defence, pot holes and policing?
Can we all unite and play nice and enjoy a blisteringly hot summer in this kick ass country that we're so lucky to call home? |  |
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| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:35 - Mar 29 with 2356 views | Sarge |
It is going to happen though. May is far too single minded, stubborn and thick to think about putting the country before her or the Tory party. She’s a disgrace. |  | | |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:35 - Mar 29 with 2354 views | christiand |
There could be serious repercussions come the next General Election. So many electors p*ssed off how the MPs have handled this whole Brexit affair. Whether you are a 'Brexiter or Remainer' it's been an utter shambles and embarrassment they way the MPs keep flip-flapping. Would you trust these people to actually govern us correctly, no matter who leads us? I have serious doubts. It's all about them, not what's best for the country which has become more evident as this deadline has approached. Quite looking forward to the next General Election results already, could be real carnage!! No more than they 'ALL' deserve. | |
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| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:36 - Mar 29 with 2348 views | Herbivore |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:35 - Mar 29 by Sarge |
It is going to happen though. May is far too single minded, stubborn and thick to think about putting the country before her or the Tory party. She’s a disgrace. |
This, she'll force it through somehow I expect. Possibly by making some concession over a customs union. |  |
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| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:38 - Mar 29 with 2334 views | Darth_Koont |
I think we revoke Article 50 and then let the Leave side spend a year or two actually coming up with a workable and detailed plan to put to the British people in a referendum.
Should be a doddle. |  |
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| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:42 - Mar 29 with 2318 views | never_lose_the_faith |
I voted leave, as I am a fisherman. I have seen the industry completely destroyed and can barley make a living now.
But even now I’m think just bloody cancel it. I understand both arguments for leave and remain.
I am just so ashamed by all our politicians, this is why I have never liked politics, they don’t care about the people only their own agendas.
In a way I hope we do stay as I can not put up with whinging remainers any longer, just shows if you cry loud enough you get your own way, great example to be setting
P.s. Corbyn getting in power is a lot more worrying than anything about Brexit, I know many business, including mine which will cease trading if he ever gets into power [Post edited 29 Mar 2019 16:44]
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| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:44 - Mar 29 with 2287 views | ITFC_Forever |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:35 - Mar 29 by christiand |
There could be serious repercussions come the next General Election. So many electors p*ssed off how the MPs have handled this whole Brexit affair. Whether you are a 'Brexiter or Remainer' it's been an utter shambles and embarrassment they way the MPs keep flip-flapping. Would you trust these people to actually govern us correctly, no matter who leads us? I have serious doubts. It's all about them, not what's best for the country which has become more evident as this deadline has approached. Quite looking forward to the next General Election results already, could be real carnage!! No more than they 'ALL' deserve. |
But there's no other alternative.
Labour / Conservative / Leave / Remain, whichever side of the fence(s) they are on, the last three years have made politicians look like the incompetent, lying, self-preserving charaltans they've always been accused of. They're an embarrassment to themselves, their constituents and their country. [Post edited 29 Mar 2019 16:45]
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| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:45 - Mar 29 with 2277 views | Coastalblue |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:36 - Mar 29 by Herbivore |
This, she'll force it through somehow I expect. Possibly by making some concession over a customs union. |
I'm not sure she's ever wanted it to go through, part of me thinks that she's still playing for us not to leave.
A part of me is believing more and more that actually we won't leave. |  |
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| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:45 - Mar 29 with 2275 views | Sarge |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:42 - Mar 29 by never_lose_the_faith |
I voted leave, as I am a fisherman. I have seen the industry completely destroyed and can barley make a living now.
But even now I’m think just bloody cancel it. I understand both arguments for leave and remain.
I am just so ashamed by all our politicians, this is why I have never liked politics, they don’t care about the people only their own agendas.
In a way I hope we do stay as I can not put up with whinging remainers any longer, just shows if you cry loud enough you get your own way, great example to be setting
P.s. Corbyn getting in power is a lot more worrying than anything about Brexit, I know many business, including mine which will cease trading if he ever gets into power [Post edited 29 Mar 2019 16:44]
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In fairness, getting the referendum in the first place was the result of a sustained campaign of crying from Farage of Toad Hall. If by some miracle Brexit is cancelled I would hope that it was the result of it being clear it’s an absolutely damaging farce and not because people have been whinging about it. | | | |
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| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:48 - Mar 29 with 2255 views | never_lose_the_faith |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:45 - Mar 29 by Sarge |
In fairness, getting the referendum in the first place was the result of a sustained campaign of crying from Farage of Toad Hall. If by some miracle Brexit is cancelled I would hope that it was the result of it being clear it’s an absolutely damaging farce and not because people have been whinging about it. |
Brexit has not damaged anything, we haven’t left yet.
It’s just the decision making that is a joke at the moment, you can not say us leaving eu is a disaster, our week arse politicians are. And farge has been campaigning long before the referendum, and it was Cameron’s fault that he called it. | | | |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:49 - Mar 29 with 2249 views | Darth_Koont |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:42 - Mar 29 by never_lose_the_faith |
I voted leave, as I am a fisherman. I have seen the industry completely destroyed and can barley make a living now.
But even now I’m think just bloody cancel it. I understand both arguments for leave and remain.
I am just so ashamed by all our politicians, this is why I have never liked politics, they don’t care about the people only their own agendas.
In a way I hope we do stay as I can not put up with whinging remainers any longer, just shows if you cry loud enough you get your own way, great example to be setting
P.s. Corbyn getting in power is a lot more worrying than anything about Brexit, I know many business, including mine which will cease trading if he ever gets into power [Post edited 29 Mar 2019 16:44]
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10/10 for the ridiculous last line. | |
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| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:51 - Mar 29 with 2238 views | never_lose_the_faith |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:49 - Mar 29 by Darth_Koont |
10/10 for the ridiculous last line. |
Really? I have spoken to many local business and they are very worried about Corbyn including our own business, just because you don’t like what I am saying doesn’t mean it is not true. | | | |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:51 - Mar 29 with 2236 views | Sarge |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:48 - Mar 29 by never_lose_the_faith |
Brexit has not damaged anything, we haven’t left yet.
It’s just the decision making that is a joke at the moment, you can not say us leaving eu is a disaster, our week arse politicians are. And farge has been campaigning long before the referendum, and it was Cameron’s fault that he called it. |
...sigh....no of course not you’re right, it’s not damaging at all. It’s great. That’s why the Treasury absolutely didn’t produce this report:
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/nov/28/uk-significantly-worse-off-unde | | | |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:51 - Mar 29 with 2230 views | clive_baker |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:35 - Mar 29 by christiand |
There could be serious repercussions come the next General Election. So many electors p*ssed off how the MPs have handled this whole Brexit affair. Whether you are a 'Brexiter or Remainer' it's been an utter shambles and embarrassment they way the MPs keep flip-flapping. Would you trust these people to actually govern us correctly, no matter who leads us? I have serious doubts. It's all about them, not what's best for the country which has become more evident as this deadline has approached. Quite looking forward to the next General Election results already, could be real carnage!! No more than they 'ALL' deserve. |
Agreee. If Brexit doesn't go ahead, it could prove to be one of the best things to happen to this country. Exposing that group of charlatans for what they are and engaging a lost generation in politics. Clearing up the mess will take some time though. | |
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| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:52 - Mar 29 with 2219 views | christiand |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:44 - Mar 29 by ITFC_Forever |
But there's no other alternative.
Labour / Conservative / Leave / Remain, whichever side of the fence(s) they are on, the last three years have made politicians look like the incompetent, lying, self-preserving charaltans they've always been accused of. They're an embarrassment to themselves, their constituents and their country. [Post edited 29 Mar 2019 16:45]
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It's really not finding the alternative options that bothers me, it's how they have managed the whole affair. I've actually lost the will quite frankly (like many others), but they are just behaving like petty children in the playground because they can't get their own way! They are meant to be the people we should trust and respect in a position of privilege. A terrific example they have set for all of us to follow, makes you so proud!!  | |
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| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:53 - Mar 29 with 2214 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:35 - Mar 29 by Sarge |
It is going to happen though. May is far too single minded, stubborn and thick to think about putting the country before her or the Tory party. She’s a disgrace. |
She's prob not too unhappy with today's result.
She only needs another 30 MPs onside. Could be done with a couple of small concessions / bribes. |  |
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| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:53 - Mar 29 with 2213 views | never_lose_the_faith |
Why can’t people see past the next week, month, year, look to the future.
It might take 5 years but if we can leave a more prosperous country for our children, then I would say that is worth it, but we live in a world of instant gratifiaction | | | |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:54 - Mar 29 with 2199 views | Sarge |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:53 - Mar 29 by Marshalls_Mullet |
She's prob not too unhappy with today's result.
She only needs another 30 MPs onside. Could be done with a couple of small concessions / bribes. |
Doesn’t have to get all 30 in one go either. They’ll just be a 5th and 6th vote if required. | | | |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:54 - Mar 29 with 2195 views | Darth_Koont |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:51 - Mar 29 by never_lose_the_faith |
Really? I have spoken to many local business and they are very worried about Corbyn including our own business, just because you don’t like what I am saying doesn’t mean it is not true. |
Who says I don't like what you're saying?
It made me laugh. | |
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| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:56 - Mar 29 with 2178 views | Sarge |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:53 - Mar 29 by never_lose_the_faith |
Why can’t people see past the next week, month, year, look to the future.
It might take 5 years but if we can leave a more prosperous country for our children, then I would say that is worth it, but we live in a world of instant gratifiaction |
The report forecasts 15 years into the future!! Perhaps you ought to have actually read it, then for what I imagine is the first time in 3 years you might have actually had access to some facts. | | | |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:56 - Mar 29 with 2172 views | MJallday |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:51 - Mar 29 by never_lose_the_faith |
Really? I have spoken to many local business and they are very worried about Corbyn including our own business, just because you don’t like what I am saying doesn’t mean it is not true. |
corbyn getting in would be a disaster. I cant think of a single good thing that could come out of it.
tom watson however, does talk some sence. i maintain if he was in charge, id almost consider voting labour. then again, i remember what labour do to people earning anything over 40k and small and medium size businesses - and come to my senses. |  |
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| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:56 - Mar 29 with 2171 views | never_lose_the_faith |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:54 - Mar 29 by Darth_Koont |
Who says I don't like what you're saying?
It made me laugh. |
I can see where you got your forum name from | | | |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:57 - Mar 29 with 2166 views | Darth_Koont |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:56 - Mar 29 by never_lose_the_faith |
I can see where you got your forum name from |
Thanks. I like it when people get it. | |
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| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:58 - Mar 29 with 2152 views | factual_blue |
Especially potholes. |  |
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| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:59 - Mar 29 with 2152 views | never_lose_the_faith |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 16:56 - Mar 29 by Sarge |
The report forecasts 15 years into the future!! Perhaps you ought to have actually read it, then for what I imagine is the first time in 3 years you might have actually had access to some facts. |
You think they have a clue what will happen in 15 years, also I bet who is behind it are staunch remainers.
The experts have done great at predicting things of late haven’t they!! | | | |
| Ironic innit, the supposed Brexit day of 29th March on 17:01 - Mar 29 with 2139 views | ballycastle |
The irony is that leaving regardless of a deal or not is the only thing that has passed and it is not being honoured. | | | |
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