You think Brexit isn't happening?

It isn't to be fair, nor will it.

Not that I agree with it.

I must admit that even I am bored with Brexit.....but hell...lets get to that 2000 pages!

What's happened has been a serious breach between the political class and the governed.....but that's been going on for quite a while in several other areas anyway......So I'm less angry about this particular disfigurement now....it's more a mixture of bemusement and cynicism now.

Edited by Stirlingsays (07 May 2019 9.53pm)

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Once you scratch the surface you find it's a statement made in 2010 at a centre right MEP at a speech the BBC didn't quote to provide context. But let's all jump on the Volkswagen.

The Nazi slogan was also used to call someone else a Nazi, but you are using the headline to call the UKIP MEP a Nazi.

I'll deserve judgement until I see the full context of the speech he was critism.

He was also called "mentally ill" by a Green MEP. I can't think of a context where this could be acceptable.

But we all made decisions in the past that we may regret now "Pussay Patrol".

Suggest you question what you read before trying to jump on anything that is linked to your agenda.

UKIP are already the biggest UK voting block, and that's been one of our problems in influencing the EU as they pretty much reject everything (A bit like MPs in parliament and the British voting public).

I do think the time line is potentially shaping up in the UKs favour. The EU election will be split between UKIP/Brexit and Lib Dem/Change UK.

The Tories have been toxic over this issues for decades and Labour have no real policy or idea what they want to do.

After a heavy defeat in the EU elections May will be kicked out, Corbyn should but never will because of momentums poisonous grip on the party.

The EU definitely don't want to kick us out without a deal. They are running scared of that that scenario. They also won't kick us out without a PM. If May is kicked out after the EU elections we won't have enough time to sort a deal before MEPs take their seats.

That means we'll have a huge leave, and a huge remain block in the European parliament. One will be chasing EU reform, the other for us to leave. This will be the best chance for the EU to reform. If they continue to bury their head in the sand over the inherent problems with the EU, then there's no point staying in.

It's going to be interesting yet tediously boring at the same time. The only thing we can be certain of is that after shorting the pound during the referendum, currency speculator Nigel is certain to make lots of money.

Funny how after conceding defeat on the night of the referendum he's now vowing to never give up fighting for brexit.

So you support Farage who wants to privitise the NHS but you dislike the EU for reasons which include the idea they could privitse the NHS?

Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah

So remoaners, what is your take on this. And it's not a surprise it's been on a downward spiral for a while
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Still want to be joined at the hip?

Whilst on the other side of the coin
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Edited by dannyboy1978 (08 May 2019 7.37am)

We sold down the river have Teresa as our chief negotiator.

Leaving aside the fact that Farage didn't actually say that isn't this what "taking back control" is all about. It's all well and good a British politician making suggestions about how best to run one of our institutions but it's quite another when it's unelected pissheads in Europe telling us what we should be doing in our country