05-04-2019, 11:00 PM
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Originally Posted by AnnieS
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Now you are crossing into anarchy and revolution. Nobody voted for that. You can say they did because it seems Brexit can be twisted into any origami shape, but nobody voted for chaos or a "new order".
Politicians?
Surely not the remainiacs?
05-04-2019, 11:14 PM
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Originally Posted by AnnieS
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Now you are crossing into anarchy and revolution. Nobody voted for that. You can say they did because it seems Brexit can be twisted into any origami shape, but nobody voted for chaos or a "new order".
The UK populace have been constantly bombarded from both sides of the fence for a few years now, as we are all painfully aware and are utterly sick and tired of the whole sordid affair, and tempers are starting to flare.
I'm concerned, as indeed we all should be, that things may soon get out of hand. TBH, I'm surprised they haven't already.
05-04-2019, 11:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Dextrous63
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If history teaches us anything, it's that once a critical mass of dissenters has been reached, public unrest to the point of civil war often soon follows.The UK populace have been constantly bombarded from both sides of the fence for a few years now, as we are all painfully aware and are utterly sick and tired of the whole sordid affair, and tempers are starting to flare.
I'm concerned, as indeed we all should be, that things may soon get out of hand. TBH, I'm surprised they haven't already.
Riots? Quite likely if things don't improve soon.
Revolution? Doubtful, but possible. Just possible.
Whatever happens, one person in particular will be remembered when historians discuss the cause.
05-04-2019, 11:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Dextrous63
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If history teaches us anything, it's that once a critical mass of dissenters has been reached, public unrest to the point of civil war often soon follows.The UK populace have been constantly bombarded from both sides of the fence for a few years now, as we are all painfully aware and are utterly sick and tired of the whole sordid affair, and tempers are starting to flare.
I'm concerned, as indeed we all should be, that things may soon get out of hand. TBH, I'm surprised they haven't already.
05-04-2019, 11:28 PM
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Originally Posted by JBR
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You're right, and I have said so before now.Riots? Quite likely if things don't improve soon.
Revolution? Doubtful, but possible. Just possible.
Whatever happens, one person in particular will be remembered when historians discuss the cause.
06-04-2019, 08:22 AM
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Originally Posted by AnnieS
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I don't blame anyone JBR. I just want Britain to be a success rather than the laughing stock you may have noticed we have become.
06-04-2019, 09:51 AM
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Originally Posted by AnnieS
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I don't blame anyone JBR. I just want Britain to be a success rather than the laughing stock you may have noticed we have become.
She has fannied about for three years now and achieved nothing. She is a joke, and the EU bureaucrats are laughing at her... and us.
If she had respected the referendum outcome at the time, played Article 50, and immediately began to put in place all the necessary provisions for leaving and trading under WTO rules, we would be fully prepared by now.
We could have left, be trading under WTO rules and then, only then, ask the EU for a trade deal.
They would have agreed without any quibbling because they are fully aware that we import more from them than we export to them. German industry and French farmers would have made them do so.
That is what Maggie would have done: our best PM in my memory.
Of course, that was completely impossible for May to do for two reasons: she is incompetent; she is no doubt corrupt and works for the EU.
06-04-2019, 09:52 AM
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May should tell the country how much a 12 month extension would cost (about 16 billion) including the money needed to participate in the elections. We would only be in the position we are now anyway just further down the road and would it be better to leave with no deal and instead spend the money on police the NHS and welfare ?An extension to end June would be even worse because we would spend about £100 million on elections where we won't even appoint MEPs into the EU Parliament.
She should inform the tax payer how much of our money she is "spaffing up the wall".
06-04-2019, 10:07 AM
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Originally Posted by JBR
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We are a laughing stock because of one thing: May.She has fannied about for three years now and achieved nothing. She is a joke, and the EU bureaucrats are laughing at her... and us.
If she had respected the referendum outcome at the time, played Article 50, and immediately began to put in place all the necessary provisions for leaving and trading under WTO rules, we would be fully prepared by now.
We could have left, be trading under WTO rules and then, only then, ask the EU for a trade deal.
They would have agreed without any quibbling because they are fully aware that we import more from them than we export to them. German industry and French farmers would have made them do so.
That is what Maggie would have done: our best PM in my memory.
Of course, that was completely impossible for May to do for two reasons: she is incompetent; she is no doubt corrupt and works for the EU.
Whatever happens someone will be unhappy. The only solution right now is to have a long extension until we figure out a compromise. TM should have asked Parliament what they wanted before going into the negotiations. She should have delayed Article 50 until she was sure they were agreed. But no, she was too afraid to do that.
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