29-09-2019, 12:38 PM
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Re: Don't Blame Us For The Mess, Guv.
Originally Posted by Patriot1967
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Meanwhile, the news this last 24 hours tells us that Corbyn will be PM by this time next week, as the result of a no confidence vote and another remainer stitch up.Because that’s the only way he can become PM, as he’s turned down the opportunity for an election. Twice. Or is it 3 times now?
29-09-2019, 12:47 PM
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Re: Don't Blame Us For The Mess, Guv.
Originally Posted by Solasch
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As long as there is a pm in office, this pm has to request an extension. The benn bill doesn't specify a name. Only boris resigning offers a slim chance of a no deal brexit, but will boris make such a sacrifice for his country?
29-09-2019, 01:13 PM
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Re: Don't Blame Us For The Mess, Guv.
Originally Posted by Moscow
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The EU should have the bottle to refuse the extension..........but they won't...They love us too much!!
And of course they consider farage a typical exponent of british "diplomacy". 
29-09-2019, 02:39 PM
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Re: Don't Blame Us For The Mess, Guv.
Originally Posted by Judd
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Hear hear S.G.We need to be OUT by Oct 31st come hell or high water...
29-09-2019, 02:52 PM
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Re: Don't Blame Us For The Mess, Guv.
Originally Posted by Julie1962
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If we don't leave on 31st I predict trouble on the streets I am trying to calm people I know at the moment to stop them going to london to protest. I don't see it ending well if they did go.
Most on both sides do not want violence, and given the low turn out at leave rallies (that is not meant to be a dig) there really is not a whole lot to worry about. Again, I am not trying to dig here but most leavers weren't overly interested in rallying, and it is highly unlikely that leavers are going to risk jail time for violent protests. You will get a small number who will go down the violent route but they will be quickly dealt with.
29-09-2019, 03:01 PM
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Re: Don't Blame Us For The Mess, Guv.
Originally Posted by Patriot1967
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Meanwhile, the news this last 24 hours tells us that Corbyn will be PM by this time next week, as the result of a no confidence vote and another remainer stitch up.
29-09-2019, 03:05 PM
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Re: Don't Blame Us For The Mess, Guv.
Originally Posted by Moscow
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The EU should have the bottle to refuse the extension..........but they won't...They love us too much!!
29-09-2019, 03:06 PM
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Re: Don't Blame Us For The Mess, Guv.
Originally Posted by Solasch
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Perhaps they've read this forum. Some of the attitude displayed here you don't want at international level. : And of course they consider farage a typical exponent of british "diplomacy".
29-09-2019, 03:59 PM
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Re: Don't Blame Us For The Mess, Guv.
Originally Posted by Solasch
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I hate to say it, but that makes him a better strategist than dominique cummings.
As to his abilities as a strategist..... it’s his incompetence that has got us to where we are now, and it is he that Corbyn should thank for making him PM.
29-09-2019, 04:02 PM
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Re: Don't Blame Us For The Mess, Guv.
Originally Posted by AidoPotato
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Honestly Julie, it will be fine. This is one thing I think both sides can agree on. I am a remainer but I absolutely hate violence, and I have friends who voted leave who are the same.
Your view is imho utterly naive
Originally Posted by AidoPotato
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Most on both sides do not want violence, and given the low turn out at leave rallies (that is not meant to be a dig) there really is not a whole lot to worry about. Again, I am not trying to dig here but most leavers weren't overly interested in rallying, and it is highly unlikely that leavers are going to risk jail time for violent protests. You will get a small number who will go down the violent route but they will be quickly dealt with.
Again a totally naive view imho.
What you fail to understand is that there is no purpose to Leavers rallying. We had the referendum, Leave won, they don't need to do anything further. Remainers have protested because they are undemocratic teenagers having tantrums who can't accept the system of democracy that exists in the country they live in. They have just made a complete and disgraceful spectacle of themselves.
Leavers have simply sat back so far waiting to see the final outcome. The corrupt establishment will either come right out and tell us that BrExit will not go ahead, or they will deliver it. The very moment that they officially deny BrExit is the moment your naive views will be shattered as millions of Leavers take to the streets and everything grinds to a halt. You can expect all manner of strikes, all manner of protests and it will inevtiably spiral into civil unrest very quickly.
Your notions that any such unrest will be swiftly quashed are also naive. Just remember back to 2011 when London had, let's be honest, some pretty limited and localised rioting and unrest, the back lash of a police shooting.
For days the police essentially stood back at the ends of streets whilst the hoards smashed shop fronts, looted everything, and then set fire to numerous buildings. Just for this relatively tiny outbreak of civil unrest the police had to draft in officers from all over the country. I know this because I have family in the forces.
If you then scale this type of unrest up so that it is happening in every major UK city, London, Manchester, Brimingham, Sheffield, Nottingham, Oxford, Cambridge, Leeds etc etc then I'm afraid you are going to find that the police can not cope. You are going to see cities completely trashed, you are going to see huge outrage to establishment buildings like Oxford/Cambridge Universities and banks imho. Imagine the heritage that will be lost in the process.
And all this because an elite establishment and an utterly foolish and undemocratic Remainer base will not accept the result of a simple referendum !
Is it really worth it? Really?? !
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