He has been seriously ill ,Bloke by the name of Brian Crowley, an Irish MEP who has never voted.
Enough to make anyone a leaver ...
He has been seriously ill ,Bloke by the name of Brian Crowley, an Irish MEP who has never voted.
Enough to make anyone a leaver ...
Verse 2 from Tennysons Poem. Mr Johnson misqouted the poem. He said 'do or die' the actual poem is 'do and die' which is a rather different meaning. As ever Mr Johnson never totally truthful with his use of language?
Forward, the Light Brigade!”
Was there a man dismayed?
Not though the soldier knew
Someone had blundered.
Theirs not to make reply,
Theirs not to reason why,
Theirs but to do and die.
Into the valley of Death
Rode the six hundred.
You'll be telling us next, that our Nige's "Deliver or die", is a Dick Turpin misquote?
It's been so riveting on here I'd totally forgotten.
Been pretty intrigued by post no 25929 on the ooooher thread too.
I'd of described it as hypnotic.Took a look at ~25929. Yes, I can see why you were intrigued. Mesmerised also perhaps.
Work through that lot and you'll see it is about as much use as the Information films about preparing for nuclear war by boarding windows and sitting under the table. What has been available in other member states 'for ever' makes this look like a schoolboy project. Good luck with that. Dig for victory, pip pip
Tempted to reply 'you wish' but I don't know whether you do wish it. None of the remaining 27 want the UK to leave but the impact on them is going to be of a completely different magnitude. (Perhaps that is what the oft-cited gallic shrug is about.) The approach in the other 27 is markedly different from Britain's 'f**k business' approachAll in the same boat
Like Atlas? With the world on his shoulders? I repeat, 'you wish'.They don't want the UK to leave because the UK is propping them all up ?
What ever is going to happen is going to happen.Like Atlas? With the world on his shoulders? I repeat, 'you wish'.