Poll: Brexit - Two Years After

Stay or Leave

  • Stay

    Votes: 23 60.5%

  • Leave

    Votes: 15 39.5%
  • Total voters
    38
simmo said:
You'd be better off backing the libdems if your only priority is getting the Tories out - Corbyn is unelectable (and about as much use as a chocolate teapot).

I'm sure he's a very nice man though.
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That's the problem he's too nice,he shouldv'e left before all the brexit farce..now we are left with the most incompotent fruitcake in british politics,although he won't be around long he will cause an awful lot of damage in no time and everyone knows it!
 
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See, there you go again.

I find describing people whose policies you don't agree with as "rancid" to be childish at best and clivexian at worst. And we all know what a knob he is.
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Well be careful because Simmo will post your address and personal details on a public forum...like he did to CliveX.
CliveX V Simmo? One captivated the forum, the other (Simmo) lol!
Childish?: he brands posters (who have 3 kids and work in childcare) peadophiles.
Simmo is an absolute wanker of the highest degree!
 
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CR: “I am delighted to congratulate Boris Johnson on becoming the next leader of the Conservative Party & our next PM. May he be blessed with the wisdom to successfully navigate the political uncertainties we face & bring healing & prosperity to our great country.”

Chief Rabbi Mirvis


Vomit inducing..
 
You'd have to hope that someone who has become PM would have got there because they had that wisdom to start off with. And, any healing that needs doing is a direct result of his support of Brexit. On a more cheerful note, local Brexit councillors tried to get our council to support a no deal Brexit but Labour and LibDems managed to out manoeuvre them. A small victory but a victory none the less and showed what can happen when Labour and LibDems work together [Tories abstained].
 
Election imminent disgusting johnson promising billions spent on eveything and anything and at the same time tax cuts for higher earners surely people are not going to fall for this,this is like politucs from the past surely the brits won't fall into this trap again you'd how to be of very low intelligence..
 
Politics used to be defined by policies.

Policy was first and foremost the most important component of the construction of dialogue that followed.

Wordplay is everything now though.

I don't even mind a bit of salesmanship, but words, speeches, etc??? That just put the masses away?

Two years ago Sajid David sanctioned a report looking at different types of immigration, including that of Freedom of Movement from within the E.U

The report was conducted by 400 senior economists, and recently concluded (without much attention or airtime given to it) that the U.K needs more people from outside the E.U.

Cue Sajid Davids speech last week under new Prime Minister Boris Johnson...

He decides to make a fresh break on wordplay, to paint the new conservative party leadership as pro-immigration.

He goes a step further, but wheeling out the word 'racism' to describe anyone who has any type of opinion on immigration.

So Mr David, are the 400 economists who concluded your report, that think we need more people from outside the European Union racist?

I'm sure your answer would be 'no'.

So why do you tarnish the British public as racist then?

Wordplay I tell thee.

Sounds good, makes doubters believe in me, wins some votes, so screw civility.

My ex girlfriend was from Latvia, I voted remain, but I still think ideally Britain will need more people from outside the E.U in years to come.

For the posh middle class lot from down South to be labelling joe bloggs like me racist, when 400 economists will probably get knighthoods for stating exactly the same thing is nothing short of a disgrace.

It seems the higher the office you hold, or the more twitter followers you have, the more wordplay and spouting shite you can do these days.

Mind you, Mr David might meet Donald Trump at some juncture, so expect a change of wordplay when that happens.

Wordplay wordplay wordplay,

Where is Biggie Smalls when you need him.
 
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gigilo said:
Election imminent disgusting johnson promising billions spent on eveything
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A by-election imminent anyway. Will Johnson 'promise' to hurl a few billion west of Offa's Dyke before polling opens on Thursday morning?
 
Marble said:
Politics used to be defined by policies.

Policy was first and foremost the most important component of the construction of dialogue that followed.
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One of the more striking features of the political landscape over the last couple of years has been the erosion of the party brand. No longer it seems are people defining themselves by whether they're Labour or Conservatives, but rather instead by whether they're a Remainer or a Brexiteer

It doesn't bode well

For when election day arrives what we'll probably see in this febrile tribal environment is voters scurrying back to vote for their team regardless of whether its any good or not. In any language actually you might call it America

On the subject of the Tory landslide, it's possibly worth remembering that in early May 2017 Theresa had strolled to victory in the council elections. Had she had the strategic sense to call her snap election on a 3 week campaign, she'd likely have got close to the three figure majority. It was only her own personal turgid performance throughout the rest of the month that allowed Labour back onto the pitch. We weren't that far away from seeing a big Tory win only this recently.

The key figure in the current landscape though (ironically given that he's not even an MP) is Nigel Falange. So long as Donald Johnson can come to an accommodation with him the Brexit party the Tories will win. I can't really see where Labour is going to pick seats up from them? I can't see how Labour wins in the Midlands, which means that the government's vulnerability is at the hands of the Liberals in the south east, and a few Scottish seats in Aberdeenshire and Moray. I'm sure the Liberals can eat into the southern Tory vote, but they need to convert percentage gains into seats. Can they get one vote more? or will we something like we did in 1983 when the SDP picked up 24% yet managed just 27 seats
 
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A by-election imminent anyway. Will Johnson 'promise' to hurl a few billion west of Offa's Dyke before polling opens on Thursday morning?
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CON: 30% (+10)
LAB: 25% (-1)
LDEM: 18% (+2)
BREX: 14% (-10)

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Westminster voting intention:

CON: 31% (+6)
LAB: 21% (+2)
LDEM: 20% (-3)
BREX: 13% (-4)

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Chgs. w/ 24 Jul


The plan all along do or die lol,he knows there's no chance of a deal and then EU will be blamed as anyone with the remotest bit of intelligence knew all along,fill the cabinet up with people who can barely cross the road and spread the hysteria through the masses and get cummings on board to fill facebook with over 500 adverts collecting data as the leave campaign..Within three days the polls have gone like this,god people in this country are suckers and by the time the media have finished we will have this buffoon polling 40%,while labour throw away another election and the libdems split the vote making a majority and not even an attempt to do some sort of coalition..
The election comes after a load of lies and non trying from johnston and the lemmings jump on the board lol,braindead and all because this immoral turd wants to further his career,the crazyy thing is he really doesn't care if he fucks up the country and he knows it as well it's all part of his plan and excuses..
 
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We must have the most unpopular givernment ever as well another poll out..

Mail on Sunday/Deltapoll has..

Con 30%
Lab 25%
LibDem 18%
Brexit 14%

BUT...

If Corbyn left Labour leadership...

Lab 34%
Con 28%
Brexit 14%
LibDem 13%
 
I’m surprised that gap isn’t wider. Nobody I know trusts Corbyn. Everyone I speak to regards him as unelectable.

The problem is he has manoeuvred himself into a position where he is virtually untouchable as leader of the Party. As a result the Labour Party is essentially a lame duck non-entity that’s giving a free pass to the Conservatives.

It should be impossible for a party to be the shambles the Conservatives have been and still be in such a strong position. In my mind that is singularly down to Jeremy Corbyn.
 
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Like Johnson and Trump are unelectable,why would i trust johnson over corbyn and what do you mean no one trusts. him he is hopeless but i would still trust him over boris johnson anyone bar the tories everyone i speak tp says johnson is unelectable whats the difference,the only difference is the media are destroying labour and have been for months and you xcan;t watch any programme without impartiality it's the establishmet hatchet jobbing the whole party..If they were to do the same thing to johnson who is even worse,but of course he gets the free establishment ride,through the BBC agenda and every media outlet the election wouldv'e been wide open,even tories i know admit it,my mum and dad and my partners mum and dad who are tories would not vote for johnson in a million years..You can still be hopeless and win elections its all about which side the medi take and as the status quo again they just focus their whole time on corbyn but for some reason they leave johnson alone even though everyone knows he is corrupt,serial liar and who is going to ruin the country,treat him like some sort of lovable clown little englander and make sure everyone sees him as the best alternative...you hve to be of vey low intelligece to get swayed by that..or of course a right wing tory..
Of course corby is the one that has made this happen,but still if they were on an equal footing through media insead of thos constant barrage of bias they couldv'e easily have won through a coaltion etc,but libs are by the looks more concerned in just boosting their seats so ensbling something they are titally opposed to letting jihnson blame eu and MPS it's a complete set up..
 
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Johnson isn't unelectable, a fact that has been proven on several occasions now.

Do your parents and in laws all live within the constituency of Uxbridge and South Ruislip?
 
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He is just as useless as corbyn and less trustworthy everyone knows it and he's been thrown in because of brexit when he eventually leaves which won't be that long he will be seen as everyone knows now a disgrcrace as he is now, as the biggest most incompotent person that will ever be PM..That will be a fact and people will vote for him mainly old selfish brexiteers for one reason only leaving a disaster zone,the only reason he's electable is because in desperation the tories are throwing someone in who is the best liar and fraud,even tory voters would admit it,infact a lot of tories can't stand him...Party before country..by some wierd right wing nutjobs one nation tories lol..
 
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I would trust Corbyn to tell the truth more than Boris - but which would I choose to run the country?

Can I choose neither? Hobson's choice as they are both a horrendous option
 
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Drone said:
A by-election imminent anyway. Will Johnson 'promise' to hurl a few billion west of Offa's Dyke before polling opens on Thursday morning?
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And all the money on facrbook cummings has spent 564 adverts to gain information and now the no deal leaflets going through peoples doors up north,you just wouldn't belueve people are so giullible unfortuntely they are,if i saw someting like that it would be straight in the bin..you could tell a large % of population absolutely anything they would believe it,when will they learn it's going to be another hard lesson learn,first cameron,then may now the worst of the three johnson what a waste of 15 years..
 
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I thought one of the criticisms of the remain campaign was using public money to pay for a leaflet? But it's ok for Johnson to spend 10 million [?] on this. Wonder what's going to be in it?
 
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