24-07-2019, 07:42 PM
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Who knows how it is going to work out. I look at Boris and think "Oh Gawd" and then he gives such an assured and optimistic speech and I think again - "well said".As Meg says, anything is better than the slow, lingering death we have endured for the past 3 years. Maybe.....just maybe? Only time will tell, Boris and Co had better be fully prepared for all the s..t that will be hurled at them from the Commons as well as across the pond.
Let's hope our new Government has the strength of their convictions.
24-07-2019, 08:08 PM
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Boris has a vision, he is appealing directly to the people of Britain with his speeches, knowing full well that there may be a general election. He knows his first job is to reach out to the people that live outside of Bubbleland who would under normal circumstances, vote for Nigel and his Brexit Party or the LibDems, anything rather than the useless to date Conservative Party.He has no overall majority and lots of disaffected ousted Remain former cabinet members. Hammond himself has stated that he has 30 MP's ready to vote against a no deal. Hence the need to reach out to the population, young and old alike.
At least he seems very serious on doing exactly as he states. As I said, only time will tell. but Good Luck to him.
24-07-2019, 08:14 PM
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Originally Posted by shropshiregirl
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Boris has a vision, he is appealing directly to the people of Britain with his speeches, knowing full well that there may be a general election. He knows his first job is to reach out to the people that live outside of Bubbleland who would under normal circumstances, vote for Nigel and his Brexit Party or the LibDems, anything rather than the useless to date Conservative Party. He has no overall majority and lots of disaffected ousted Remain former cabinet members. Hammond himself has stated that he has 30 MP's ready to vote against a no deal. Hence the need to reach out to the population, young and old alike.
At least he seems very serious on doing exactly as he states. As I said, only time will tell. but Good Luck to him.
proper preperations for no deal!!!
Regards Donkeyman!
24-07-2019, 08:15 PM
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Originally Posted by shropshiregirl
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Boris has a vision, he is appealing directly to the people of Britain with his speeches, knowing full well that there may be a general election. He knows his first job is to reach out to the people that live outside of Bubbleland who would under normal circumstances, vote for Nigel and his Brexit Party or the LibDems, anything rather than the useless to date Conservative Party. He has no overall majority and lots of disaffected ousted Remain former cabinet members. Hammond himself has stated that he has 30 MP's ready to vote against a no deal. Hence the need to reach out to the population, young and old alike.
At least he seems very serious on doing exactly as he states. As I said, only time will tell. but Good Luck to him.
24-07-2019, 08:30 PM
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Originally Posted by shropshiregirl
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Boris has a vision, he is appealing directly to the people of Britain with his speeches, knowing full well that there may be a general election. He knows his first job is to reach out to the people that live outside of Bubbleland who would under normal circumstances, vote for Nigel and his Brexit Party or the LibDems, anything rather than the useless to date Conservative Party. He has no overall majority and lots of disaffected ousted Remain former cabinet members. Hammond himself has stated that he has 30 MP's ready to vote against a no deal. Hence the need to reach out to the population, young and old alike.
At least he seems very serious on doing exactly as he states. As I said, only time will tell. but Good Luck to him.
we must not dismiss the group called 'Labour Leave' most of whom have not revealed themselves the site is quiet...https://www.labourleave.org.uk/
but Twitter is active.
I think if BJ can push forward with leaving and he looks like achieving it making an election more likely they will come out of the shadows and support him having nothing to lose only their seats if they don't.
I think the new cabinet is looking promising and with a bit of luck we should see things moving.
I hope too much of the strategy isn't revealed due to media interviewers putting words in peoples mouths, better to save it for the EU negotiations.
24-07-2019, 08:53 PM
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I am amazed Amber Rudd has kept her cabinet position
an ardent remainder her brother is Roland Rudd who chairs the so-called People's Vote campaign. She wouldn't be someone I would want in my cabinet, for one thing I would not think she was 'leakproof' .
BJ must have received an assurance from her that she would not oppose leaving without a deal.
24-07-2019, 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Meg
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I am amazed Amber Rudd has kept her cabinet position an ardent remainder her brother is Roland Rudd who chairs the so-called People's Vote campaign. She wouldn't be someone I would want in my cabinet, for one thing I would not think she was 'leakproof' .
BJ must have received an assurance from her that she would not oppose leaving without a deal.
I'm surprised too Meg.
Who knows what the future holds but what about Mogg and Ian Duncan Smith ???
24-07-2019, 09:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Meg
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I am amazed Amber Rudd has kept her cabinet position an ardent remainder her brother is Roland Rudd who chairs the so-called People's Vote campaign. She wouldn't be someone I would want in my cabinet, for one thing I would not think she was 'leakproof' .
BJ must have received an assurance from her that she would not oppose leaving without a deal.
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