22-03-2019, 11:28 AM
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Originally Posted by ruthio
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Took me a long time to twig that her determination and obstinacy is because she's on the autistic spectrum and therefore has tunnel vision and lack of imagination...
I did tell people what she was like, but was told I was biased.
22-03-2019, 12:03 PM
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Apart from Blair and Brown Theresa May must be the worst Prime Minister this country has ever had. While trying to appease everybody she has only succeeded in alienating Remainers and Brexiters alike, she only won a vote of no confidence because there is nobody from either the Labour or Conservative parties who would accept the poison chalice, so we have ended up with this dimwitt of a leader who doesn't know the difference between her arse from her elbow. What a total cock up! I look forward to seeing her in the future on 'It'll Be Alright on the Night' .....But it won't will it!22-03-2019, 12:23 PM
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What are we the people doing wrong.We believed the lies that both sides leave and remain told us without calling them out.
We voted and leave won and there was a change of PMs
We have a Prime Minister who has been in charge from virtually day 1 after the country voted and has done nothing constructive for the country to ready us for leaving.
She is placing party first rather than the country. Meanwhile the country is in crisis.
At a time the HoC should be working together cross party they are still fighting each other.
We have a leader of the opposition who has in the past sat down and talked with terrorists who when asked to a cross party meeting walked out because a person who left the labour party was there.
And today yet another MP is on trial for fiddling expenses.
What are we doing wrong and what can we do to sort this out?
22-03-2019, 01:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Mondays child
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Has she been told by the EU that this deal must go through as its works best for them. Apparently some are saying she wants the deal accepted so it unites the tory party but if its not accepted how can it unite the party. Is she putting party politics before the country?
That rat corbyn has got his foot on the threshold with barnier because of his promise to keep the UK in a customs union, in effect removing one of may's red lines.
And yes, May puts her party before her country, making her no better than corbyn.
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