O/T Tonight's vote

Blame the Tories when it's Labour held areas that overwhelmingly voted for Brexit. Classic left. Corbyn has been a shambles throughout, and **** knows what he will do should he succeed in getting a general election and, heaven forbid, actually win it.

 

There’s as many remain who have a similar understanding of how the EU works as there is Leavers who don’t have a clue about what leaving means...



That’s from the people’s vote meeting in Sheffield. A lot of ‘gammon’

 

This is why Cameron and his party should never have offered a Referendum. It was never going to be fought/ debated in any other way.

 

Going well this whole Brexit clusterf**k isn't it?
I see the pound has risen on the slightly improved odds that the whole sorry mess is consigned to the bin. Be nice to send May, Boris, Rees Mogg, Gove, Corbyn, the DUP and a hell of a lot more into oblivion along with it

 

This is a classic Right post I know that. He could never do a worse job for this Country than that what has been done in the last 6 years

 

We all know how politics works. Conservatives and Labour never get along. Whoever is in power, the other party dislike all their policies and they squable like children. If Corbyn came out happy with any Brexit deal that May had, he would have even less chance of winning a GE because he wouldn't be offering an alternative for his party supporters and Labour voters will wonder why to bother voting for them if the leader is happy with what the opposition are doing.

Theresa May has been useless in negotiating and got a deal so few are happy with, including in her own party. I do feel a bit sorry for her though having to deal with the mess Cameron left her with when she voted to remain and would have prefered spending the past two years dealing with other matters such as emergency services, schools, jobs and housing.

However Britain is the best place in the world to live and it's a shame people aren't as confident and patriotic about the place these days. If the parties worked together for the public that elect them, we would be just fine. Instead we hear daily doom and gloom as grown up politicans bicker and disagree like being back at school.

 

Cameron called the referendum.

 

If Corbyn, every time he stood up, put on a performance in the Commons like Geoffrey Cox does, I'd vote for him.

However, all he does is shout at the end of each speech. In fake anger. To wake everyone up, presumably.

 

Don’t feel sorry for, May, she delighted in succeeding Cameron, knowing full well what he had done. It’s hard to be patriotic and confident about this country when the Govt shows little regard for most of its people.

 

I thought Cox sounded like a poundshop Shakespearian actor tonight. However he does have some passion. On the other hand Chris grayling???? Just how and why????

 

F*ck me gently. Chris Grayling has just been interviewed on the ITV News. Asked what happens next,
he said we now know what the House doesn't want. We've now got to hold cross party talks to
find out exactly what they DO want. Surely, they should have started that process two and a half years ago
not with seventy odd days left to leaving day. ? The whole process has been a total mess.
Politicians at Westminster are elected to carry out the will of people. That's clearly not happening.

 

Go on as it’s still panto season, oooooo yes he fkin well could/would

 

What a curious way to decide how to vote.

 

i blame in order:

1.David Cameron for thinking he could settle internal Conservative feuding by gambling with the countries future
2. Boris Johnson/ Michael Gove/ Dominic Cummings/ Nigel Farage
3. The Sun/ The Daily Hate
4. The Russian governments money
5 Theresa Dismay for not being able to run a bath never mind a functioning government.
6 The DUP and their cronyism.
7. Corbyn as a life long Brexiteer never supported remain.
8. The EU for overreaching itself and giving people a reason to distrust it.

 

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But we’ve evidence that the last 6 years, for most, has been a shambles. We’ve only got bias assumption that A Corbyn led Govt would do worse.

 

Oops, double post

 

Weren’t we part of the decision making process that laid down the process of Leaving the EU?

 

Fekin double post again