13-04-2019, 06:24 AM
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HiOur Politicians most certainly are a laughing stock.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...ld-sees-brexit
Yes, I know it is The Guardian, but the quotes are accurate.
We have been badly let down by the idiots in Parliament.
13-04-2019, 01:25 PM
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[QUOTE=Meg;1682953]I think spoiling a vote is pointless , I intend to make my vote a protest vote in the European Elections and the General Election when we get one.I also disagree with the term 'national humiliation' the nation has done nothing humiliating , many citizens have exercised a democratic vote in a referendum I see nothing humiliating in that.
Some MPs and the PM are a bit of an embarrassment but that should not be used to tar the whole nation with one brush.[/QUOTE
Unfortunately Meg, the way I see it, we, the British people, know who exactly is to blame for this treacherous debacle, but the world outside of this Island only see us as the UK, and how we, as a country once respected the world over, with the help of our treacherous MPs, have allowed the European Union to humiliate us, treat us with total disdain, disrespect, scorn and mockery, and diminished the standing of the United Kingdom in the eyes of the rest of the world.
And who can blame them for thinking how diminished the UK has become, when you see the dwarfish figure of Emmanuel Macron lording it over us at that UK meeting this week, and pompously demanding that "we behave ourselves". We have reached rock bottom in our standing in the world.
That, I'm afraid, is the hard truth.
13-04-2019, 01:26 PM
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Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiOur Politicians most certainly are a laughing stock.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...ld-sees-brexit
Yes, I know it is The Guardian, but the quotes are accurate.
We have been badly let down by the idiots in Parliament.
13-04-2019, 01:36 PM
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Originally Posted by shropshiregirl
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Unfortunately Meg, the way I see it, we, the british people, diminished the standing of the United Kingdom in the rest of the world.
And who can blame the dwarfish figure of Emmanuel Macron lording it over us at that UK meeting this week, and pompously demanded that "we behave ourselves". We have reached rock bottom.
That, I'm afraid, is the hard truth.
13-04-2019, 02:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Solasch
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If a child misbehaves, and the parent admonishes it, is the parent to blame for correcting the child's behaviour? Or is the child at fault who still has to learn to become a fitting member of society?
13-04-2019, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Solasch
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If a child misbehaves, and the parent admonishes it, is the parent to blame for correcting the child's behaviour? Or is the child at fault who still has to learn to become a fitting member of society?
As you can bear witness Solasch, as has happened in your own country, people have started to question the rights and wrongs of the EU, and, again as in your country, populist or far-right parties are winning government seats. Many of those same parties will be putting candidates forward in the EU elections, and there is nothing to suggest that they will not win.
If they do, look out! the cosy little cartel you so adore is in for some ruddy big changes, long overdue.
So, either way, win or lose with Brexit, we will have something to look forward to.
So you continue to mock. It will be short-lived the way things are looking.
13-04-2019, 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiOur Politicians most certainly are a laughing stock.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...ld-sees-brexit
Yes, I know it is The Guardian, but the quotes are accurate.
We have been badly let down by the idiots in Parliament.
13-04-2019, 05:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Solasch
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If a child misbehaves, and the parent admonishes it, is the parent to blame for correcting the child's behaviour? Or is the child at fault who still has to learn to become a fitting member of society?
Then bread will stick his nose in and say its all down to the EU for being run by Free Masons who happen to be communists and then Swims will blame the drunken duck and the intransigent commission, then SG will start blaming traitors foreign powers and every man and his dog for the committee not coming to a conclusion and on and on.
Solasch, you really must think of some easier questions for brexiters. Maybe, are your shoe laces tied? for example, but then that may involve another committee! and maybe Farage will need to form another party to get people to recognise how important it is to tie your shoe laces. He could then employ another 'no mark' called Annunziata!!!!!!!
13-04-2019, 05:30 PM
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Originally Posted by itsme
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Excellent post Solasch, but brexiters would have to form a committee to answer, then have a vote and then another and then start fighting among each other and then say it should go to a referendum and then blame the EU for there not being a regulation to cover it. Then bread will stick his nose in and say its all down to the EU for being run by Free Masons who happen to be communists and then Swims will blame the drunken duck and the intransigent commission, and on and on.
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