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Johnson will now pick up Brexit Party voters, Labour is in disarray, Lib Dems not got enough of a base.
he won't need the Lib Dems - a Boris/Brexit Party alliance will rule the UK for the next 5 years.Herd wrote: ↑Thu Jul 25, 2019 10:12 amHis honeymoon will be very short but of course if he needs the lib dems to push through a Hard Brexit he will just offer their leader ,(whoever that is?) a meaningless cabinet post and they will abandon their remain stance quicker than you can say Jeremy Thorpes a pederast !
Still don't see an election happening before Brexit. May tried it and nearly got done. Boris won't take the risk. Simply an election would cause unneccesary chaos when governemnt needs to be focussing on the proposition of a no-deal brexit. The fact he's put it back on the table will have the EU's new president having to re-think its strategy as a no-deal leaves them in a more vulnerable position than the UK, as the UK businesses and government have been preparing for the prospect of a no-deal exit. Another little recession will be inconsequential. We've had 3 of them since the '90's and lived in austerity for the last 10 years, all whilst we've been in the EU, so what difference will another make? House prices drop a little, small businesses begin to profit, bigger companies begin to struggle, new car sales drop a bit. Been there seen it survived it. It's time to buy shares in McDonalds as they always do well in a recession.Gunner Rob wrote: ↑Thu Jul 25, 2019 9:32 amJohnson will now pick up Brexit Party voters, Labour is in disarray, Lib Dems not got enough of a base.
Johnson calls a GE and he will get a majority to govern for the next 5 years.
What happens with Brexit is not important for him - Boris has now got power, he will make sure that he keeps hold of it.
I’ve read some funny stuff recently but this is the king of the crop.Nos89 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 25, 2019 11:12 pmStill don't see an election happening before Brexit. May tried it and nearly got done. Boris won't take the risk. Simply an election would cause unneccesary chaos when governemnt needs to be focussing on the proposition of a no-deal brexit. The fact he's put it back on the table will have the EU's new president having to re-think its strategy as a no-deal leaves them in a more vulnerable position than the UK, as the UK businesses and government have been preparing for the prospect of a no-deal exit. Another little recession will be inconsequential. We've had 3 of them since the '90's and lived in austerity for the last 10 years, all whilst we've been in the EU, so what difference will another make? House prices drop a little, small businesses begin to profit, bigger companies begin to struggle, new car sales drop a bit. Been there seen it survived it. It's time to buy shares in McDonalds as they always do well in a recession.Gunner Rob wrote: ↑Thu Jul 25, 2019 9:32 amJohnson will now pick up Brexit Party voters, Labour is in disarray, Lib Dems not got enough of a base.
Johnson calls a GE and he will get a majority to govern for the next 5 years.
What happens with Brexit is not important for him - Boris has now got power, he will make sure that he keeps hold of it.
The UK is the EU - literally. A very important part of it. So it was only ever "standing up" to itself. And it does (did) very well from it: unhindered access to the world's largest/second largest economic block with which it conducts a humungous proportion of its total importing/exporting (not nearly comparable to the EU's proportion of trade with the UK economy which is minuscule by comparison). Shared technological and scientific research, shared security, guaranteed extremely high food and safety standards on all products entering the UK. And on and on. Ireland does very nicely out of as well which is why it backed by about 90% of the population there.DB10GOONER wrote: ↑Tue Jul 23, 2019 4:01 pmOne thing I guarantee you will happen is a constitutional crisis within a month, two months tops, of Boris The Racist's "leadership".
I always kind of had a grudging respect for the UK not cowing down to the EU on everything, but when I look at the complete fuckwits that are trying to lead you out of the EU I can't help but think you are probably fucked unfortunately.
cameron326 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 26, 2019 6:43 amThe UK is the EU - literally. A very important part of it. So it was only ever "standing up" to itself. And it does (did) very well from it: unhindered access to the world's largest/second largest economic block with which it conducts a humungous proportion of its total importing/exporting (not nearly comparable to the EU's proportion of trade with the UK economy which is minuscule by comparison). Shared technological and scientific research, shared security, guaranteed extremely high food and safety standards on all products entering the UK. A massive economic face to present to China, the US and other emerging superpowers. A proper poker hand rather than the single pair the UK is pathetically pretending is a flush (we can all see the hand you know). And on and on. Ireland does very nicely out of as well which is why it backed by about 90% of the population there.DB10GOONER wrote: ↑Tue Jul 23, 2019 4:01 pmOne thing I guarantee you will happen is a constitutional crisis within a month, two months tops, of Boris The Racist's "leadership".
I always kind of had a grudging respect for the UK not cowing down to the EU on everything, but when I look at the complete fuckwits that are trying to lead you out of the EU I can't help but think you are probably fucked unfortunately.
cameron326 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 26, 2019 6:46 amcameron326 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 26, 2019 6:43 amDB10GOONER wrote: ↑Tue Jul 23, 2019 4:01 pmOne thing I guarantee you will happen is a constitutional crisis within a month, two months tops, of Boris The Racist's "leadership".
I always kind of had a grudging respect for the UK not cowing down to the EU on everything, but when I look at the complete fuckwits that are trying to lead you out of the EU I can't help but think you are probably fucked unfortunately.
The UK is the EU - literally. A very important part of it. So it was only ever "standing up" to itself. And it does (did) very well from it: unhindered access to the world's largest/second largest economic block with which it conducts a humungous proportion of its total importing/exporting (not nearly comparable to the EU's proportion of trade with the UK economy which is minuscule by comparison). Shared technological and scientific research, shared security, guaranteed extremely high food and safety standards on all products entering the UK. A massive economic face to present to China, the US and other emerging superpowers. A proper poker hand rather than the single pair the UK is pathetically pretending is a flush (we can all see the hand you know). And on and on. Ireland does very nicely out of as well which is why it backed by about 90% of the population there.
Very good post!cameron326 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 26, 2019 6:48 amOne thing I guarantee you will happen is a constitutional crisis within a month, two months tops, of Boris The Racist's "leadership".
I always kind of had a grudging respect for the UK not cowing down to the EU on everything, but when I look at the complete fuckwits that are trying to lead you out of the EU I can't help but think you are probably fucked unfortunately.
The UK is the EU - literally. A very important part of it. So it was only ever "standing up" to itself. And it does (did) very well from it: unhindered access to the world's largest/second largest economic block with which it conducts a humungous proportion of its total importing/exporting (not nearly comparable to the rest of the EU's proportion of trade with the UK economy which is minuscule by comparison). Shared technological and scientific research, shared security, guaranteed extremely high food and safety standards on all products entering the UK. A massive economic face to present to China, the US and other emerging superpowers - a proper poker hand rather than the single pair the UK is pathetically pretending is a flush (we can all see the hand you know). And on and on. Ireland does very nicely out of as well which is why it backed by about 90% of the population there.
cameron326 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 26, 2019 6:48 amOne thing I guarantee you will happen is a constitutional crisis within a month, two months tops, of Boris The Racist's "leadership".
I always kind of had a grudging respect for the UK not cowing down to the EU on everything, but when I look at the complete fuckwits that are trying to lead you out of the EU I can't help but think you are probably fucked unfortunately.
The UK is the EU - literally. A very important part of it. So it was only ever "standing up" to itself.
