Brexit

[micky 3,325]

9 minutes ago, W. Katchum said:

I’d go dairy farming mate an prob could go tomorrow but really don’t want to, but if it comes to the point where our votes are jist part of some poxy pantomime then I’m off  an fcuk the country, why should I love a country that don’t even follow our wishes ??

I was set to go NZ in  74 ,I had a job in Rauratora  catching Rabbits and Possum's  House and Motor |Bike provided good wages and allowances plus Pension  whilst we were waiting the emigration law changed and I had to bank $4000 NZ Dollars for each member of my Family for six months to cover health care then it was returned , at the time we had two Kids  and did not have enough money so we missed our chance , some years later we met the Wife of a Keeper from a local estate who went out there doing the same job and they were making a nice few quid on the side Plucking Possums . 

If you get the chance go for it ,it's a Brill place to live and the only down side is it's full of those Heathen  Jock Savages .

[mackem 26,262]

1 minute ago, micky said:

I was set to go NZ in  74 ,I had a job in Rauratora  catching Rabbits and Possum's  House and Motor |Bike provided good wages and allowances plus Pension  whilst we were waiting the emigration law changed and I had to bank $4000 NZ Dollars for each member of my Family for six months to cover health care then it was returned , at the time we had two Kids  and did not have enough money so we missed our chance , some years later we met the Wife of a Keeper from a local estate who went out there doing the same job and they were making a nice few quid on the side Plucking Possums . 

If you get the chance go for it ,it's a Brill place to live and the only down side is it's full of those Heathen  Jock Savages .

Missed opportunities mickey,you would have had an incredible lifestyle,if only we had the ability to turn back the clock of hindsight 

[Lenmcharristar 9,732]

40 minutes ago, W. Katchum said:

Fcuk it must be a good in then 

 

 

I do have me moments mate or are you just exited at me Fcuking off

It’s how I feel too

[Arry 21,591]

If I was a young man I'd would get a trade and get out this country, this country fecked I'm sorry to say. NZ if they will have you is the future. This countrys parliament  has deserted the people.

Cheers Arry

[Jonjon79 13,358]

The fuckers in the house of commons have just voted against a no deal.

 .......... They've already voted against the crap deal being offered.

 

Wtf.

 

If this goes bad and they balls up the whole leave process, I hope the whole country explodes into riots.

.......... I'd hope that they flood Downing street and wreck the place.

[Rabid 1,936]

3 minutes ago, Jonjon79 said:

The fuckers in the house of commons have just voted against a no deal.

 .......... They've already voted against the crap deal being offered.

 

Wtf.

 

If this goes bad and they balls up the whole leave process, I hope the whole country explodes into riots.

.......... I'd hope that they flood Downing street and wreck the place.

What gets me, who the f**k are they to vote against a no deal, it was the public decision to get out, and if that’s a no deal because the crap deal isn’t working then so be it ! I’m not happy they are taking votes for us

[lifelong cumbrian 1,826]

Thats no surprise, the feckers have planned this from day one, i always thought they would find a way to remain, like you say mate, a storm is coming.

 

[mackem 26,262]

I cant remember who coined the phrase but the most honest man ever to enter parliament was Guy Fawkes 

[ChrisJones 7,975]

2 hours ago, W. Katchum said:

Atleast he would have a Fcuking go mate, but deffo I’m all up for turning London into Gotham an letting the joker take over

Reading the Knife Crime thread all that's missing is a clown in a purple suit. Boris Johnson wears a blue one before anyone starts.

[Malt 379]

6 minutes ago, W. Katchum said:

He is deffo the pre acid vat joker

Didn't know you were a geek?

[ChrisJones 7,975]

1 minute ago, Malt said:

Didn't know you were a geek?

Give over, Malt! Gotham's movers and shakers are required reading!

[Arry 21,591]

Traitors Of the people. Most MP's should give the last two year salary back as the have been fight the people instead of up holding the will of the people.

Cheers Arry

[twobob 1,497]

On 26/02/2019 at 22:30, Deker said:

I don't think there is any doubt there will be a level of short term pain, but it will lead to a long term period of substantial gain!

Define short term pain ffs i lived on a pound aday picketing money during the miners strike

[walshie 2,804]

36 minutes ago, Jonjon79 said:

The fuckers in the house of commons have just voted against a no deal.

 .......... They've already voted against the crap deal being offered.

 

Wtf.

 

If this goes bad and they balls up the whole leave process, I hope the whole country explodes into riots.

.......... I'd hope that they flood Downing street and wreck the place.

It was a lot closer than I thought though. 4 votes in it. If you'd believed the shit they were telling us earlier in the week it would have been downvoted by hundreds. These treacherous b*****ds should be voting in line with their constituents wishes rather than their own.

Article 50 clearly states if an agreement hasn't been made by 29th March we leave regardless. Surely votes shouldn't make a difference to that. Not leaving at all would make the 2 main parties effectively unelectable in future.

 

 

[mackem 26,262]

Just now, Arry said:

Traitors Of the people. Most MP's should give the last two year salary back as the have been fight the people instead of up holding the will of the people.

Cheers Arry

Order....order.....they have sat on their fat arses jeering each other in the house and playing behind the scene games,as you said give back the last 2 years salaries plus expenses as they certainly haven't earned them,and give cvameron a hefty boot in the balls as he certainly has none bowing out when times got tough as soon as he realised the people,the majority of the people,british people,had enough of the EU rule.