Brexit

[Blackbriar 8,569]

While I've been out, the Mogg has issued a letter of no confidence.

In my view, he would only do that if he was confident of getting enough support to sack the Maybot.

[Blackbriar 8,569]

Mrs May has a live press conference at 5pm.

Anyone think she's going to fall on her sword ?

[sandymere 8,263]

[martyn2233 2,615]

11 minutes ago, sandymere said:

What utter bollocks 

[steve66 3,471]

2 hours ago, bird said:

what about Mogg ?

Not sure about mogg, only last month he said he didnt want to be PM , but you never know

[Blackbriar 8,569]

Well, she hasn't gone and seems determined to plough onwards.

It's seems that getting the deal through parliament is mathematically impossible, but the EU have said this is the only deal on the table. To my mind, that leaves her no way forward and nowhere to go.

Is a leadership challenge now inevitable ? And, if it is, should she even contest it ?

[dogmandont 9,840]

2 hours ago, Gooner said:

+ 1 for Mogg, maybe even Boris as PM & Mogg as chancellor?

A toffee nosed snob and a complete halfwit. . Two men that couldn’t be more detached from the common man. The bottom of the barrel is well and truly being scrapped.

[ginger beard 4,652]

Snoop mogg for p.m

[Greyman 28,559]

31 minutes ago, Sarge1974 said:

The question is what use will another leader be, be it Tory or Labour. The EU will tell us it's their way or the highway IMO.

The highway is what I voted for and what I want, a no deal should be the start of the negotiations 

[Lenmcharristar 9,814]

Great nations are built on hard work, not on lazy nanny states where the self serving elite keep the natives dependant on welfare, we have our own lazy bums here that need national service brought back to get them up and working, the uk needs to get its mojo back and a lot of public executions starting with the government

[tilimangro 1,013]

11 minutes ago, Sarge1974 said:

So we did then, you honestly believe leaving the thing will change anything for us? 

Do you honestly believe things will change by staying in

[Greyman 28,559]

22 minutes ago, Sarge1974 said:

But you don't know what that entails do you? Don't you think they have a duty to ensure we don't commit  political suicide just for the sake of it?

 

23 minutes ago, Sarge1974 said:

But you don't know what that entails do you? Don't you think they have a duty to ensure we don't commit  political suicide just for the sake of it?

What it entails is a return to a sovereign state not governed by Germany which my and probably your grand parents fought and gave there lives to ensure, I think they have a duty to deliver what the British public voted for not what big business want which was a total departure from the eu

[tilimangro 1,013]

Just now, Sarge1974 said:

What changes? What changes have been promised if we leave? 

That’s a very good way to avoid a question

lots of people have needed change for a very long time

being governed by laws set by un democratically unelected mps in countries vastly different to ours

seeing that change would be a great start 

[tilimangro 1,013]

2 minutes ago, Sarge1974 said:

So we are not in the EU then? 

We are 

we joined something different 

[tilimangro 1,013]

17 minutes ago, Sarge1974 said:

And you don't think having those big businesses booming is a good thing for us? 

Provided they pay their taxes .employ people and pay a fair wage it will help

it isn’t essential