BREXIT! BREXIT! BREXIT!

[Scot Dutchy]

Another Boris the Mayor project has go tits up.

Northern Ireland's Wrightbus expected to go into administration

Insolvency expected after failure of last-minute buyout talks

Another blow to Northern Ireland.

[Brian Peacock]

What the Brexitarian faithful want is uncertainty and chaos - because they make their money by trading chaos and uncertainty. Boris' naked ambition for power is just another spoon they can use to stir that pot. Today we've now got popular newspapers saying that the Supreme Court judgement is part of a Remainer plot to undermine the will of the people. Looks like the Brexitarian plan is working pretty well at the moment.

[Scot Dutchy]

I said that from the start but who am I. I have always maintained it was always about money in offshore accounts and the destruction of the EU. The obvious clear link is now appearing between Brexit and the 1%.
I dont think however the Brexiteers expected this decision and it has thrown them. The greatest problem is that the opposition has useless leaders something the Brexiteers are grateful for.

[rainbow]

Yebbut I said a while ago that the only way out was to have a second referendum. Now it seems that I was right.

[Scot Dutchy]

A second ref would not solve anything.

[rainbow]

A second ref would not solve anything.

You are even wronger than a wrong person.

[Rum]

A second ref would not solve anything.

You are even wronger than a wrong person.

He’s probably right. It would depend on the question on the ballot paper.

The worst possible outcome of a second referendum would be the near 50-50- split we had last time. We would be back exactly where we were after the last one. And if remain won the far right would create mayhem.

[rainbow]

A second ref would not solve anything.

You are even wronger than a wrong person.

He’s probably right. It would depend on the question on the ballot paper.

The worst possible outcome of a second referendum would be the near 50-50- split we had last time. We would be back exactly where we were after the last one. And if remain won the far right would create mayhem.

The question is simple.

In view of the fact that no deal is possible, does the UK:
1. Leave without a deal.
2. Remain in the EU.

[Brian Peacock]

I said that from the start but who am I. I have always maintained it was always about money in offshore accounts and the destruction of the EU. The obvious clear link is now appearing between Brexit and the 1%.
I dont think however the Brexiteers expected this decision and it has thrown them. The greatest problem is that the opposition has useless leaders something the Brexiteers are grateful for.

You may have said that, but in so doing you've also often tarred everyone who voted leave with the same brush, which is false.

[rainbow]

I said that from the start but who am I. I have always maintained it was always about money in offshore accounts and the destruction of the EU. The obvious clear link is now appearing between Brexit and the 1%.
I dont think however the Brexiteers expected this decision and it has thrown them. The greatest problem is that the opposition has useless leaders something the Brexiteers are grateful for.

You may have said that, but in so doing you've also often tarred everyone who voted leave with the same brush, which is false.

Many people who voted to leave were expecting a soft option like the Norway model, but that didn't suit those on the extreme side of the Breggzit spectrum.

[Brian Peacock]

Geoffrey Cox MP, Conservative, Attorney General, in the Commons a short while ago answering a question from former Tory now independent Rory Steward about the Supreme Court judgement and the legal basis for the government's decision to prorogue Parliament....

"This parliament is a dead parliament. It should no longer sit. It has no moral right to sit on these green benches."

Or....

La-la-la! I can't hear you!

[Animavore]

The Daily Fail.

[NineBerry]

Dead parliament joke

[pErvinalia]

A second ref would not solve anything.

You are even wronger than a wrong person.

He’s probably right. It would depend on the question on the ballot paper.

The worst possible outcome of a second referendum would be the near 50-50- split we had last time. We would be back exactly where we were after the last one. And if remain won the far right would create mayhem.

The question is simple.

In view of the fact that no deal is possible, does the UK:
1. Leave without a deal.
2. Remain in the EU.

What about 'leave with a deal'?

[Brian Peacock]

Dead parliament joke

Parliament wasn't perogued, it was just resting etc etc.