Brexit - Creating a Cuntocracy - Now with 4d chess option

I’d much prefer to see this tattooed on his forehead.

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Thank goodness for this. We’d be fucked otherwise.

Great to hear Johnson saying that there is 400 jobs going at Travelodge due to people leaving the UK

I was always against no deal,but this has calmed the nerves.

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'Kinell! How big is that Travelodge?

Think they are in Scotland,you know that you are in deep shit though,when the highlight of your PM challenging speech is a handful of minimal wage jobs at a chain hoteliers.

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:grin: :grin:

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Great news liz

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Thick as pig shit.

I hope those who lose their jobs go and shit in her letterbox.

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I’m beginning to think a second ref might be a bad idea after all.

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What, on the basis that the first was lost due to ignorance and fraud, the second will be on the basis of stupidity and chronic xenophobia?

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2nd ref needs to be timed after a significant amount of elderly gammon have kicked the bucket :+1:

That day is tomorrow

Fucking brilliant, we have a nice cold snap and an underfunded NHS. That should thin 'em out a bit*…:smirk:

Speaking of the elderly and Brexit:

*This is an attempt at a bit of a topical joke in case anybody is confused. I won’t do it again. :disappointed:

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Alan Johnson gave a very well considered view on a second referendum on This Week last night. It was the most sensible thing I’ve heard anybody with a political background say.

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Yup

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Whatever you say about the Blair years, he got a centrish agenda to work well, and achieved a lot. They were good at understanding what the spectrum of MPs wanted, and steering through to a compromise position that made sense. We now have two party leaders who cannot negotiate or compromise.

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Did you watch the Dominic Cummings Vote Leave drama that was on last week?

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On Radio 4 at lunchtime they were interviewing people about the job losses at Toyota. One person when asked how he voted replied leave, he was then asked how he would vote in another referendum, now knowing that it would have severe implications on employment in the northeast. He said he would still vote leave because it would only cause problems for a few months, we would be able to trade with new countries around the world, and now we have started Brexit “we might as well give it a go”. God fucking help us :rage:

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Massive majorities allowed that though.

But that’s the way to get majorities, with a more centrist agenda that appeals to lots of people.

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