Yup! The Genie is out of the bottle. Thanks to the pig fucker 
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No doubt. Swathes of clueless numpties are convinced they know everything about something they in fact havenât the slightest clue about, and are capable only of doubling down the dumb. âIf only theyâd done what I fâin well said they shouldâ will every pub bore spout. Twas ever this.
The grown ups realise that (no deal) fall out will be both hugely disproportionate and indiscriminate, and have the unthankful task of wresting control of the wheel from the crazies. History will thank them, though few others will.
(I see Oz has just made this point better than I )
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Even if we leave they wonât accept the result. When it turns out to be shite theyâll say we didnât leave enough. There are still foreign people here. There are still stories about âabroadâ on the news. Theyâve been to the white cliffs and France is still blocking the view of the horizon.
If youâre the sort of person for whom grumbling is a way of life then youâll have voted Leave, but it wonât change you. (Just to be clear, not all the Leavers are grumblers, but all the grumblers are Leavers.)
VB
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I want to see that on the side of a bus. A big red bus with big letters.
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In my agency of 12â000, the requirement is for a thousand volunteers with a tacit threat of being volunteered if suitable numbers donât.
It has never been any different, Rob. There has been in-fighting within the Tories ever since Wilson took into the EC in 1975. It did for Major, it was a major topic of debate in subsequent leadership elections, including the one Ken Clarke was involved in, and it has never gone away. Thereâs been a similar split in the Labour party but theyâve kept it largely under wraps until very recently. Itâs never going to change, regardless of the outcome.
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Unless there is a huge shift in the media, the for / against division will be impacted further by another referendum. Sadly the media profit from this manufactured schism.
Holding the dishonest to public account would be useful here or the country may continue to mirror Murica. Of course, all this could have been amplified and imploded by a simple vote for Stronzetto.
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This. I turned the Today program off this morning when their business editor acted as an apologist for Dyson while they harangued a female entrepreneur who was also a PV supporter. This level of flagrant bias on the national broadcasterâs flagship current affairs program is appalling.
Will there be free UHU with every vote for Stronzetto?
Apparently Stronzettoâs plan for Bexit is as bold as it is bright - I did request some clarity on this matter and he drew me this - The glue is sadly a given
Wait, Belgium is leaving too? 
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Not sure how that can happen. Many people know whoâs a lying fucker and the rest donât care. The obvious liars such as Johnson, Mogg for example have been lying for decades and still elected as MPs.
I wouldnât be in least surprised come the next GE if they both keep their seats.
Sadly the only way these charlatans will be exposed is if there is no deal
Harsh language there Stu.
Ah ha, there is a pay rise opportunity for you. Say you will only go if you get a grade rise and 15% pay increase.
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A deal is being done, RM has softened the language. Tories will pull together, they always do, eventually.
Meh! He still baulks at the backstop. You need the DUP, ERG and remainers all onside yet. Even if they get the ERG all on Board they are still 70-odd short of the winning post.
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Does the nation not build spokespersons of that quality any more?
Or is just the political class has that has inbred itself to the point of irrelevance and posturing?