RE: Brexit - 2

I don't think you need to apologise for raising the topic andygriff - after all, no matter how much some people appear to want to live in an isolated bubble the reality is that we don't. On his own website just before the referendum in 2016 Sajid Javid wrote:

"Do businesses want the benefits and security of continued access to the Single Market, or the instability and uncertainty of a lost decade?

However you feel about Europe, whether you’re an enthusiastic federalist or an ardent advocate of leaving, that is the question you have to answer on 23 June. And from where I’m standing, there’s only one answer – a vote to remain."

Not quite what he is saying now - how these arch hypocrites sleep at night is beyond me.

The cost of motorcycles will be the least of our worries if we leave the EU. The nightmare is already a reality for many people from other European countries living and working here and the many Brits living, working and/or retired in other EU countries.

But when the crap hits the fan for the average Brit you can be sure that the Tories, with the help of our obscenely biased press and other media (don't forget that the Daily Mail supported Mosley's Brown Shirts in the 1930's and they haven't changed their tune since as far as I can see), will make sure that anyone but them gets the blame....

Looks like Boris has pulled it out of the hat.

I believe it was Mosley's Black Shirts.

Zitat von Bravo im Beitrag #18

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Looks like Boris has pulled it out of the hat....

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Zitat von PlacidoD im Beitrag #19

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Zitat von Bravo im Beitrag #18

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Looks like Boris has pulled it out of the hat....

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Ah but what is it that he has pulled out? Is it the key to sunny uplands or a turd? The cynic in me has me thinking that the timing is designed to provide for a minimum of scrutiny and the maximum time for flannel from Boris. Maybe he could have got exactly the same terms say a month ago but would have got buried in an avalanche of criticism in doing so.

It is reported that it would take at least 60 hours of non-stop reading of the text once published to know what has been agreed. So no time for effective scrutiny from Parliament. Seems to be becoming something of a trade-mark for Boris.

Chris

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Zitat von PlacidoD im Beitrag #19

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Zitat von Bravo im Beitrag #18

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Looks like Boris has pulled it out of the hat....

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Ah but what is it that he has pulled out? Is it the key to sunny uplands or a turd? The cynic in me has me thinking that the timing is designed to provide for a minimum of scrutiny and the maximum time for flannel from Boris. Maybe he could have got exactly the same terms say a month ago but would have got buried in an avalanche of criticism in doing so.

It is reported that it would take at least 60 hours of non-stop reading of the text once published to know what has been agreed. So no time for effective scrutiny from Parliament. Seems to be becoming something of a trade-mark for Boris.

Chris

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Zitat von Bravo im Beitrag #21

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Come on after this year of negativity try to be positive.

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Zitat von Ray B im Beitrag #22

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Zitat von Bravo im Beitrag #21

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Come on after this year of negativity try to be positive.

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If an articulated lorry driver can be positive, then there's hope.

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