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[arbel]

Should be one every week. It's great fun isn't it?

For you maybe! But probably a diversion from your own "yellow jackets" problem. For us in the UK, the indecision to get on with leaving the EU is proving to be every bit as damaging (as claimed by the Remainers) and probably far more than just getting out on a WTO arrangement.

 

[Muck Spreader]

That is why the first binding referendum has to be acted on.

To do what, the referendum didn't ask that. You can interpret "leave the EU" in a zillion differing ways, as the British public have shown only to clearly.

 

[arbel]

To do what, the referendum didn't ask that. You can interpret "leave the EU" in a zillion differing ways, as the British public have shown only to clearly.

I agree! That is why, as soon as Article 50 was triggered, we should have immediately left the EU. Then commenced the process of discussions and decisions about our ongoing relationship. Instead of which we have wasted over two years, made no progress and wasted staggering amounts of money to no useful purpose. The public voted to leave unconditionally.

 

[Henarar]

Should be one every week. It's great fun isn't it?

naa can't afford the petrol to go up to the village hall

 

[arbel]

naa can't afford the petrol to go up to the village hall

Good man! I note that you said petrol. Obviously not running a dirty diesel Land Rover.

 

[Still Farming]

 

[Muck Spreader]

What the national Beeb didn't show on Nige's new party launch was that even less people attended this it than his march.
https://twitter.com/BBCCovWarks/status/1116633127798169605

 

[yin ewe]

Everybody seems to be obsessed with the numbers of people attending events, marches, protests and launches. The only real numbers that matter are the tallies when the votes are counted.

 

[Still Farming]

Everybody seems to be obsessed with the numbers of people attending events, marches, protests and launches. The only real numbers that matter are the tallies when the votes are counted.

And some on here STILL don't understand that ?

 

[czechmate]

And some on here STILL don't understand that ?

Urm, so huge crowds gathered to catch a glimps of the Beatles, Donny Osmond, David Casady because they were unpopular?

 

[Still Farming]

Urm, so hug crowds gathered to catch a glimps of the Beatles, Donny Osmond, David Casady because they were unpopular?

Hug crowds?
Think they were many moons ago pal?

 

[czechmate]

Hug crowds?
Think they were many moons ago pal?

Huge crowds.
A bit more recently and maybe more to your taste, a humongous crowd turned out to celebrate with the queen (British one)

 

[Yacker]

Mmnn was a shotgun wedding though?

 

[M-J-G]

I think he’s brought a funny breath of fresh air to the forum. Makes me smile everyday , reading his posts.

I dont agree with him that much, but i do find the upset that @Bomber_Harris creates to be hugely amusing.

Great work!

 

[M-J-G]

i think there is a strong case for having him banned tbh. Constant threads that are copied and funded by anti brexit groups that should be paying for the free advertising the forum is giving them, not to mention the lies.

It's only a forum, which plays a pretty unimportant role in most people's lives, so not worth getting serious about.

 

[hoff135]

Yesterday was supposed to be Brexit Day, again

Yet it passed and we're still in the EU and hardly anyone noticed

No protesting crowds, no Tommy Robinson hate-preaching to crowds of racists, hell we didn't even have scores of racists counting down to 23:00

it's over, mate

Brexit has been fatally wounded and will eventually bleed out

Close but no cigar

- Bomber

Lol, two new polls putting the brexit party ahead of all other parties for the eu elections. Doubling their percentage in less than a week. Change uk, and the lib dems, the two pro new referendum parties no where to be seen. I dont put much weight in polls but i dont see much surge in support for the eu.

Think a lot of people see a few million signatures on a petition and are deluding themselves into thinking the whole country now loves the eu. I dont think so....

 

[arbel]

Although I am a committed Leaver, I try to take an unbiased view of the direction of public opinion. The polls can be wrong and we were all taught a salutary lesson at the EU Referendum. The Brexit Party has come as a huge surprise and probably a big shock to the established political elite in Westminster. But can you believe that our MP's, at such a crucial time, can take an 11 day holiday, with the clock ticking down to those EU Elections?

 

[Henarar]

Although I am a committed Leaver, I try to take an unbiased view of the direction of public opinion. The polls can be wrong and we were all taught a salutary lesson at the EU Referendum. The Brexit Party has come as a huge surprise and probably a big shock to the established political elite in Westminster. But can you believe that our MP's, at such a crucial time, can take an 11 day holiday, with the clock ticking down to those EU Elections?

yes

 

[czechmate]

Although I am a committed Leaver, I try to take an unbiased view of the direction of public opinion. The polls can be wrong and we were all taught a salutary lesson at the EU Referendum. The Brexit Party has come as a huge surprise and probably a big shock to the established political elite in Westminster. But can you believe that our MP's, at such a crucial time, can take an 11 day holiday, with the clock ticking down to those EU Elections?

Tbh, I should think TM is absolutely knackered

 

[MrNoo]

The Brexit Party has come as a huge surprise and probably a big shock to the established political elite in Westminster.

I think it was obvious that there is/was a voter vacuum created, anyone with half a cell could have worked it out. Whether it was a more right wing Conservative break away group formed or the Farage party. I had this argument with the Mrs 4 weeks ago. The Political elite in Westminster are arrogant and could do with a darn good shake up. They've had it too easy for too long