All things Boris: has it really come to this?

[Scot Dutchy]

The Blond Scrotum IMHO could not really care about Brexit. He is planning post Brexit. He blames failure on everyone else including Labour (which is not hard) and hopes from a working majority in Parliament in order to carry out the orders of the Orange Scrotum and move the UK away from the EU and align it with the USA. Remember the whole purpose of Brexit was the destruction of the EU. With the Blond Scrotum in charge the 1% of the USA and UK have regrouped and planning a second attack after the failure of the first. I know it sounds weird but examine the past history of the 1%. It fits in perfectly with world dominance.

[Rum]

Now you are just sounding ranty.

[JimC]

And soon he'll have a tanty!

[rainbow]

The Blond Scrotum IMHO could not really care about Brexit. He is planning post Brexit. He blames failure on everyone else including Labour (which is not hard) and hopes from a working majority in Parliament in order to carry out the orders of the Orange Scrotum and move the UK away from the EU and align it with the USA. Remember the whole purpose of Brexit was the destruction of the EU. With the Blond Scrotum in charge the 1% of the USA and UK have regrouped and planning a second attack after the failure of the first. I know it sounds weird but examine the past history of the 1%. It fits in perfectly with world dominance.

Scrotum - Supreme CRetin Of The United Monarchy

[pErvinalia]

Now you are just sounding ranty.

He's gone all conspiratorial these days. Glaxo would be proud.

[Cunt]

Remember the whole purpose of Brexit was the destruction of the EU

This is one of the more honest takes on this.

Another way to put it, is that many people voted to leave their sovereignty in the hands of their countries politicians, rather than some Bureaucrats in a foreign country.

[Rum]

Remember the whole purpose of Brexit was the destruction of the EU

This is one of the more honest takes on this.

Another way to put it, is that many people voted to leave their sovereignty in the hands of their countries politicians, rather than some Bureaucrats in a foreign country.

No. That isn’t another way to put it. That a a completely separate point.

SD seriously believes the hard brexiteers want the destruction of the EU. They might dislike it intensely but even they don’t have the hubris to think they have that sort of power.

[Cunt]

Remember the whole purpose of Brexit was the destruction of the EU

This is one of the more honest takes on this.

Another way to put it, is that many people voted to leave their sovereignty in the hands of their countries politicians, rather than some Bureaucrats in a foreign country.

No. That isn’t another way to put it. That a a completely separate point.

SD seriously believes the hard brexiteers want the destruction of the EU. They might dislike it intensely but even they don’t have the hubris to think they have that sort of power.

I think it is reasonable for someone to want the disassembly of the EU. In Canada, we have those who want to leave our little get-together, but we don't generally treat them like sub-humans for it.

The EU was created, for reasons. If it couldn't be disassembled for equally valid reasons, then it sounds like a shit idea to join it.

Think of Islam...you can be an unbeliever, and they don't give much of a fuck (beyond taxing you differently) but if you join the church, THEN leave, they have special hates for you, not visited on the normal infidels.

Every union I have been offered has been that sort of 'you can never leave' mentality, which might sound great if you want what they offer.

[JimC]

Cunt, you seem to have forgotten that there are clear mechanisms for a state to leave the EU - Brexit rather proves that...

[Svartalf]

which is why, long after the theoretical date is past, the UK has not been formally separated from the EU and 'necgociations" or what passes for such are still supposed to be going on?

[Cunt]

that there are clear mechanisms for a state to leave the EU - Brexit rather proves that...

Clear.

Damn, you have a weird sense of humour.

[JimC]

that there are clear mechanisms for a state to leave the EU - Brexit rather proves that...

Clear.

Damn, you have a weird sense of humour.

An incoherent response, as always. I thought you needed the reminder about EU protocols after this of yours:

...that sort of 'you can never leave' mentality...

[Cunt]

that there are clear mechanisms for a state to leave the EU - Brexit rather proves that...

Clear.

Damn, you have a weird sense of humour.

An incoherent response, as always. I thought you needed the reminder about EU protocols after this of yours:

...that sort of 'you can never leave' mentality...

The Brits have voted - democratically - to leave. We'll see.

Meanwhile, who has voluntarily left the EU, because that would set my mind at ease about that 'Hotel California' line...

[Hermit]

that there are clear mechanisms for a state to leave the EU - Brexit rather proves that...

Clear.

Damn, you have a weird sense of humour.

An incoherent response, as always. I thought you needed the reminder about EU protocols after this of yours:

...that sort of 'you can never leave' mentality...

The Brits have voted - democratically - to leave. We'll see.

Meanwhile, who has voluntarily left the EU, because that would set my mind at ease about that 'Hotel California' line...

In 1973, Greenland joined the European Economic Community with Denmark. However, in a referendum in 1982, a majority of the population voted for Greenland to withdraw from the EEC, which was effected in 1985.

[Cunt]

With the EU formed in 1993, that sounds like they left something a bit different.

Canada has PQ wanting to leave, and most harsh folks just suggest they should fucking walk away. An old friend pointed out that Canada could show the world how to separate in civil and productive fashion. I hoped that would be the case, but the push for PQ to leave has ebbed since.