E U. Should we stay or should we leave.

[big_cod]

10 minutes ago, barry luxton said:

Quote your headline: Maybe Corbyn was right and Labour ‘won the argument’ after all?

 

Hahahahaha, 4 million labour voters were let down by their political bents. That's why very many supported boris. Your really suffering digging your sand pit political hole without anything

To shore it up with.

They did support compulsive lying Johnson  at there peril it will soon all unfold the  man can’t lye straight in bed .

Bets on how long his honeymoon will last .

Edited January 1, 2020 by big_cod

[barry luxton]

3 hours ago, big_cod said:

They did support compulsive lying Johnson  at there peril it will soon all unfold the  man can’t lye straight in bed .

Bets on how long his honeymoon will last .

i'll put money that it will last just as long as trump, if not more. You got that one wrong didn't you. Looks like trump is due a second term.

Have you considered the lying mp's who voted to get Brexit done, many in the labour party, yet reneged when they got in the house, supported by the remainiac berkov. It's history now as many of those are no longer in a position to interfere with the wishes of the electorate.

 

Do you aspire to this guy and all that he has in store for those left behind in the federal political nightmare.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1222852/Emmanuel-Macron-news-EU-plan-2020-EU-news-EU-migration-Europe-strength

[Ken L]

4 hours ago, big_cod said:

They did support compulsive lying Johnson  at there peril it will soon all unfold the  man can’t lye straight in bed .

Bets on how long his honeymoon will last .

Move to France.

[big_cod]

1 hour ago, barry luxton said:

i'll put money that it will last just as long as trump, if not more. You got that one wrong didn't you. Looks like trump is due a second term.

Have you considered the lying mp's who voted to get Brexit done, many in the labour party, yet reneged when they got in the house, supported by the remainiac berkov. It's history now as many of those are no longer in a position to interfere with the wishes of the electorate.

 

Do you aspire to this guy and all that he has in store for those left behind in the federal political nightmare.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1222852/Emmanuel-Macron-news-EU-plan-2020-EU-news-EU-migration-Europe-strength

Barry your doing it again you have your brexshit stop the **** slinging against Europe the express does every single  day because they are **** scared they have  led the British people to doom and gloom they should be concentrating on Britain’s future after brexit Instead on worry’s about the EUs future the paper paper is a disgrace an embarrassment to Britain .,

But you do know what that really means insecurity Barry because they have promised the earth with brexit and there arses are nipping if I was the editor of the express my arse would be nipping as well .
 

So just for a moment how many Tory mps voted against  the government to get  brexit done when Teresa May was at helm Boris  Johnson was bleeding one of them so is he a traitor delaying brexit plenty of turn Coates in the Tory party who voted remain then flipped **** scared doing something they don’t really believe in cowards no scruples .

Edited January 1, 2020 by big_cod

[chesters1]

Perhaps they voted against teresas deal because it meant the EU still had power over us? Perhaps they will do the same because boris version is the same?

 

The express is an discrace an embarrasment to britain hmmm i will remind you of that when you use it to back up one of your opinions in a few days time

Edited January 1, 2020 by chesters1

[barry luxton]

11 hours ago, big_cod said:

Barry your doing it again you have your brexshit stop the **** slinging against Europe the express does every single  day because they are **** scared they have  led the British people to doom and gloom they should be concentrating on Britain’s future after brexit Instead on worry’s about the EUs future the paper paper is a disgrace an embarrassment to Britain .,

But you do know what that really means insecurity Barry because they have promised the earth with brexit and there arses are nipping if I was the editor of the express my arse would be nipping as well .
 

So just for a moment how many Tory mps voted against  the government to get  brexit done when Teresa May was at helm Boris  Johnson was bleeding one of them so is he a traitor delaying brexit plenty of turn Coates in the Tory party who voted remain then flipped **** scared doing something they don’t really believe in cowards no scruples .

here's another one that will go right over your head, I'll  subscribe to that 100% compared with your home made assumption of what reality will match. Read and learn, understand and take on board, do yourself some good.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1223010/brexit-news-leave-eu-brexit-party-rupert-lowe-brussels-nigel-farage-boris-johnson

quote:

The Brexit Party MEP pointed out that trade with Europe contributed less to the UK’s GDP than trade to other parts of the world, and that most economic activity in the UK relied on domestic consumption.

He claimed that in 2018 less than 14 percent of UK GDP was linked to exports to the EU, with exports to the rest of the world contributing just over 16 percent.

Edited January 2, 2020 by barry luxton

[barry luxton]

11 hours ago, big_cod said:

 

So just for a moment how many Tory mps voted against  the government to get  brexit done when Teresa May was at helm Boris  Johnson was bleeding one of them so is he a traitor delaying brexit plenty of turn Coates in the Tory party who voted remain then flipped **** scared doing something they don’t really believe in cowards no scruples .

the problem at that time wasn't the conservative mp's it was the opposition, nothing with a tint of blue would get their vote due to the intransigence of your Marxist chum Corbyn, look where that got him. 4 million labour voters were left disenfranchised. They have now spoken. tell us all who do you now alien with?

The brixham fishermen dumped ex conservative s wolleston, quite right too.

clue, the quote:

Mr Corbyn described the agreement as a ‘miserable failure of negotiation’ and said Labour will oppose it. In a statement, he said: ‘This is a bad deal for the country. It is the result of a miserable failure of negotiation that leaves us with the worst of all worlds. ‘It gives us less say over our future, and puts jobs and living standards at risk. That is why Labour will oppose this deal in parliament.  ‘We will work with others to block a no deal outcome, and ensure that Labour’s alternative plan for a sensible deal to bring the country together is on the table.

’ Former Tory leader Iain Duncan-Smith told Sky News’s Sophy Ridge on Sunday: ‘I don’t believe that, so far, this deal delivers on what the British people really voted for, take back control of your borders, your laws, your money. I think it has ceded too much control.

 

quote you: turn Coates in the Tory party who voted remain then flipped .

your right b c, what you fail to comprehend, their manifesto at the time agreed to support the will of the people and that was to support the referendum.

[big_cod]

Just 1 in 3 trains are running on time outdated carriages poor performance more  price increases  today more of the same YES of course it is we have one of the worst  railways in Europe even Spain puts us to shame privatisation worked on our  railways no completely failed 

£4.4 billion paid to shareholders in the last 10 years by train operators when all that cash should have reinvested into the network with new  rolling stock etc .

Fares  should be going down not up  to get more passengers onto the railways to get more cars off the roads ..

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/transport/train-railway-fare-increases-2020-a4324311.html

Edited January 2, 2020 by big_cod

[big_cod]

Boris Johnson I will die in a ditch rather than extend he said this before but lied again and didn’t end  up in the ditch I wouldn’t bet on it this time .

And he lied before the election promising to keep workers rights well he has done it again and no workers rights carried forward in his new leave agreement completely went back on his promise  the man really does take some beating he has swept  them all away not a whisper from his beloved brexit press I wonder why .

A man of the people my arse

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2019/12/30/boris-johnson-will-forced-extend-brexit-transition-beyond-2020/

Edited January 2, 2020 by big_cod

[Huge_Vitae]

3 hours ago, barry luxton said:

the problem at that time wasn't the conservative mp's it was the opposition, nothing with a tint of blue would get their vote due to the intransigence of your Marxist chum Corbyn, look where that got him. 4 million labour voters were left disenfranchised. They have now spoken. tell us all who do you now alien with?

The brixham fishermen dumped ex conservative s wolleston, quite right too.

clue, the quote:

Mr Corbyn described the agreement as a ‘miserable failure of negotiation’ and said Labour will oppose it. In a statement, he said: ‘This is a bad deal for the country. It is the result of a miserable failure of negotiation that leaves us with the worst of all worlds. ‘It gives us less say over our future, and puts jobs and living standards at risk. That is why Labour will oppose this deal in parliament.  ‘We will work with others to block a no deal outcome, and ensure that Labour’s alternative plan for a sensible deal to bring the country together is on the table.

’ Former Tory leader Iain Duncan-Smith told Sky News’s Sophy Ridge on Sunday: ‘I don’t believe that, so far, this deal delivers on what the British people really voted for, take back control of your borders, your laws, your money. I think it has ceded too much control.

 

quote you: turn Coates in the Tory party who voted remain then flipped .

your right b c, what you fail to comprehend, their manifesto at the time agreed to support the will of the people and that was to support the referendum.

That’s your point of view Barry but I could argue that Ali Jananbakhsh’s overhead bicycle kick was a bit of a gamble, could have gone very wrong indeed but it got Brighton the point against Chelsea.