Brexit watch

[Nïckslïkk2112]

Q: Why does the EU exist?

A: The French are shit scared of being crushed under the heel of a Prussian Jackboot - again.

Now, answer me this: is that a solid basis for the EU project?

[Nick]

I never make it past Kim Kardasians arse.

[döm]

Well done Boris!


https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/nov/25/boris-johnson-clown-eu-britain-foreign-secretary

[DavidL]

Well done Boris!


https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/nov/25/boris-johnson-clown-eu-britain-foreign-secretary

It's got those two words in it again 

[döm]

It's got those two words in it again 

Sorry that was the wrong article


https://www.google.ie/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/nov/25/boris-johnson-clown-eu-britain-foreign-secretary?client=ms-android-samsung

[Moving Target]

Sarah Olney has overturned Zac Goldsmith's huge majority in the Richmond Park by-election.  So pleased that the Lib Dems are back on the march.


Wondering what this means for the type of Brexit.

[DavidL]

Sarah Olney has overturned Zac Goldsmith's huge majority in the Richmond Park by-election.  So pleased that the Lib Dems are back on the march.

Ironic that you should use a military term to describe a group of such soft-spined individuals    

[Thailand Express]

Sarah Olney has overturned Zac Goldsmith's huge majority in the Richmond Park by-election.  So pleased that the Lib Dems are back on the march.

Wondering what this means for the type of Brexit.

We'll probably need to wait til there's a bi-election in a constituency that voted Leave.  If anyone's going to benefit from constituency elections being framed around Brexit it'll be UKIP...

[Matt2112]

Ironic that you should use a military term to describe a group of such soft-spined individuals    

Now, now...don't criticize their backs, THEY'RE BACK!!!! 

[DavidL]

Now, now...don't criticize their backs, THEY'RE BACK!!!! 

If they carry on in the manner of Susan Kramer on This Week, last night, they won't be back for long - embarrassing

[Moving Target]

Ironic that you should use a military term to describe a group of such soft-spined individuals    

A swarm of Humbolt Squid can eat you alive.  And Mr Goldsmith used the military metaphor before me - he said he was subjected to "an unprecedented Lib Dem heavy bombardment". 

The LDs were burned down to the grassroots last year but are re-emerging, winning 75 council seats including since the last main round, often with with 20% swings, doubling their membership since the Referendum.  With Labour lurching left and locked in internecene cold war, and the Tories taking on the populist mantle, there is fertile ground in the centre.  Their problem is a lack of funds - they lack the big biz support of the Tories and the union support of Labour.  Also, Tim Farron does not inspire much, his fiery performance on BBCQT notwithstanding.  I think he is an interim leader for them.

[DavidL]

  Also, Tim Farron does not inspire much, his fiery performance on BBCQT notwithstanding.  I think he is an interim leader for them.

Bring back 'titfer-munching' Pantsdown!

[Matt2112]

A swarm of Humbolt Squid can eat you alive.  And Mr Goldsmith used the military metaphor before me - he said he was subjected to "an unprecedented Lib Dem heavy bombardment". 

The LDs were burned down to the grassroots last year but are re-emerging, winning 75 council seats including since the last main round, often with with 20% swings, doubling their membership since the Referendum.  With Labour lurching left and locked in internecene cold war, and the Tories taking on the populist mantle, there is fertile ground in the centre.  Their problem is a lack of funds - they lack the big biz support of the Tories and the union support of Labour.  Also, Tim Farron does not inspire much, his fiery performance on BBCQT notwithstanding.  I think he is an interim leader for them.

Fine post, especially re Farron.  Who to replace him, though?  There seems a dearth of leader-calibre personnel at the moment.

[döm]

Fine post, especially re Farron.  Who to replace him, though?  There seems a dearth of leader-calibre personnel at the moment.

The country really needs them to have a strong leader. with Labour becoming more irrelevant by the day, with the Tories main concern being to capture the UKIP vote and with UKIP being UKIP,  the political landscape has never looked so depressing.


Can the Lib Dems save us?

[DavidL]

The country really needs them to have a strong leader. with Labour becoming more irrelevant by the day, with the Tories main concern being to capture the UKIP vote and with UKIP being UKIP,  the political landscape has never looked so depressing.


Can the Lib Dems save us?

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