Will Britain ever just piss off and get on with Brexit? -mod warning in OP (21/12)

davedanon · 14-11-2019 1:46am

high_king wrote: »

Excellent Clip. You gotta love it when by accident, the media types slip up, and real people get a moment to broadcast the actual truth.

How was that a slip-up, exactly? Why do you think 'the media types' interview real people, if not to hear their actual point of view?

That journalist would have been thrilled with that interview. It was pithy, it was passionate, it had a great soundbite along the way (Great/little Britain), and it was completely authentic.

high_king · 14-11-2019 1:57am

davedanon wrote: »

How was that a slip-up, exactly? Why do you think 'the media types' interview real people, if not to hear their actual point of view?

That journalist would have been thrilled with that interview. It was pithy, it was passionate, it had a great soundbite along the way (Great/little Britain), and it was completely authentic.

lol yeah right. . it was live mess up on their part . . and will never see the light of day again on the BBC

davedanon · 14-11-2019 2:13am

high_king wrote: »

lol yeah right. . it was live mess up on their part . . and will never see the light of day again on the BBC

They may not have expected it, but spontaneous reactions like that are what tv reporters crave. And it was broadcast, wasn't it? How was it a 'mess up'?

Don't you know anything about the media? I do.

26000 Elephants · 14-11-2019 1:32pm

davedanon wrote: »

They may not have expected it, but spontaneous reactions like that are what tv reporters crave. And it was broadcast, wasn't it? How was it a 'mess up'?

Don't you know anything about the media? I do.

What do you think about the reporters quip at the end (just before cut in some versions, cut out on others) of "Obviously a labour [supporter]"?

I found that odd. Almost pejorative.

high_king · 14-11-2019 7:53pm

davedanon wrote: »

They may not have expected it, but spontaneous reactions like that are what tv reporters crave. And it was broadcast, wasn't it? How was it a 'mess up'?

Don't you know anything about the media? I do.

If you actually believe that, looks like I know a LOT more about the media.

high_king · 14-11-2019 8:14pm

26000 Elephants wrote: »

I found that odd. Almost pejorative.

Glad to see at least some posters here are a little more perceptive.

15-11-2019 8:14am

You couldn't invent this clusterfúck that Brexiteers have created:

Australia and others ask for Brexit trade compensation

J Mysterio · 15-11-2019 11:32pm

Any chance someone has a link to that cosy interview in the pub between Kuennsburg and Johnson? Going mad trying to find the full version

cj maxx · 18-11-2019 2:25pm

Im no fan of Jonson but this American moaning about him ghosting her is a non-story. It might become something with all the furore around upper class brits and women

Kermit.de.frog · 21-11-2019 10:34pm

Stop moaning ffs · 22-11-2019 1:49am

Has anyone seen cryptocurrency?

I invested a load of money based on his advice and I have questions about the outcomes.

They were not what he repeatedly and aggressively repeated and predicted.
I want my money back.
Thanks in advance

23-11-2019 9:32am

Stop moaning ffs wrote: »

Has anyone seen cryptocurrency?

I invested a load of money based on his advice and I have questions about the outcomes.

They were not what he repeatedly and aggressively repeated and predicted.
I want my money back.
Thanks in advance

In another thread complaining that English people suffer more racist abuse in Ireland than the Irish ever have/do from the brits. Got to hand it to him he trolls hard.

27-11-2019 4:00am

Stop moaning ffs wrote: »

Has anyone seen cryptocurrency? back.
Thanks in advance

I think he has been busy making this for the Conservative's official Youtube channel.

FunLover18 · 27-11-2019 3:43pm

https://twitter.com/davidclewis/status/1150853067656572931?s=19

Stop moaning ffs · 28-11-2019 3:06pm

Dominic Cummings resigned as spad three weeks ago. Weird that didn’t make the news

joseywhales · 28-11-2019 3:28pm

It's like when that witch gets doused with water, the inevitable shreeks of a miscreant empire with noone left to listen. And in the end just pity like a scene from a tortured soul in Dante's inferno.

Kermit.de.frog · 11-12-2019 12:48am

The separation of Northern Ireland from the UK is underway...

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-50733840

UK ports 'preparing to host EU customs checks'

The shipping industry is drawing up plans for EU border checks in Britain for trade bound for Northern Ireland.

NIMAN · 11-12-2019 1:09am

Does Arlene and wee Jamie know yet!

cryptocurrency · 12-12-2019 9:57am

NIMAN wrote: »

Does Arlene and wee Jamie know yet!

who cares, UK would be wise to dump the basketcase ans the 12 bln it pays in to keep the lights on. Dump it.

threeball · 12-12-2019 9:58am

NIMAN wrote: »

Does Arlene and wee Jamie know yet!

They didn't matter when they were in government, they certainly won't matter now. I'd say Boris would rather tell the truth than bring that bunch in again.

cryptocurrency · 12-12-2019 10:00am

threeball wrote: »

They didn't matter when they were in government, they certainly won't matter now. I'd say Boris would rather tell the truth than bring that bunch in again.

If the UK dumped the north could it not impose full checks on all goods between irealdn and the UK

threeball · 12-12-2019 10:00am

cryptocurrency wrote: »

who cares, UK would be wise to dump the basketcase ans the 12 bln it pays in to keep the lights on. Dump it.

This Brexit craic is going to be expensive. Between a tanking economy and paying for the upkeep to northern Ireland for at least the next decade while it transitions theres some tough times ahead.

threeball · 12-12-2019 10:02am

cryptocurrency wrote: »

If the UK dumped the north could it not impose full checks on all goods between irealdn and the UK

Theoretically it could but it wouldn't play well in Brussels so they'd get absolutely hammered there and then its really curtains.

cryptocurrency · 12-12-2019 10:04am

threeball wrote: »

This Brexit craic is going to be expensive. Between a tanking economy and paying for the upkeep to northern Ireland for at least the next decade while it transitions theres some tough times ahead.

What tanking economy?

All those who predicted the economic explosion of the UK over this are going to look like proper imbeciles over the coming decade and I will be first to remind them. Anyone who says this will have no right to offer an opinion on anything as thye will just be seen as outright stupid.

Save that.

I have started pulling people up on it already with a timely interuption of "sorry, you are too thick to engage with "

cryptocurrency · 12-12-2019 10:05am

threeball wrote: »

Theoretically it could but it wouldn't play well in Brussels so they'd get absolutely hammered there and then its really curtains.

You make out the EU has power. It's a tin pot club of **** weak nations who if the UK took the shackles off could plough them into submission.

OldGoat · 12-12-2019 10:08am

cryptocurrency wrote: »

What tanking economy?

All those who predicted the economic explosion of the UK over this are going to look like proper imbeciles over the coming decade and I will be first to remind them. Anyone who says this will have no right to offer an opinion on anything as thye will just be seen as outright stupid.

Save that.

I have started pulling people up on it already with a timely interuption of "sorry, you are too thick to engage with "

QFT
If I understand you correctly you are saying that anyone who gets a prediction wrong is an imbecile and will have no right to voice any opinions ever again?
Can that be taken retroactively?

ELM327 · 12-12-2019 10:10am

cryptocurrency wrote: »

You make out the EU has power. It's a tin pot club of **** weak nations who if the UK took the shackles off could plough them into submission.

Can I bill you for the cleaning of my keyboard? This nonsense comment made me spill my morning coffee while I was laughing .

cryptocurrency · 12-12-2019 10:11am

ELM327 wrote: »

Can I bill you for the cleaning of my keyboard? This nonsense comment made me spill my morning coffee while I was laughing .

no it didn't, you made that up to try and sound like your opinion is right and it isn't.

cryptocurrency · 12-12-2019 10:12am

OldGoat wrote: »

QFT
If I understand you correctly you are saying that anyone who gets a prediction wrong is an imbecile and will have no right to voice any opinions ever again?
Can that be taken retroactively?

I am saying that those who have been saying about the disaster that will happen to the UK over brexit has been wrong on everything and will continue to do so

ohnonotgmail · 12-12-2019 10:21am

cryptocurrency wrote: »

I am saying that those who have been saying about the disaster that will happen to the UK over brexit has been wrong on everything and will continue to do so

what about all those that said that britain would definitely leave on Oct 31st? Are they wrong about everything as well?

cryptocurrency · 12-12-2019 10:28am

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

what about all those that said that britain would definitely leave on Oct 31st? Are they wrong about everything as well?

The dates are irrelevant and the minor hiccups on the way or barriers by remainers are also not important.

It's happening and it will be fine....for the UK.

ohnonotgmail · 12-12-2019 10:30am

cryptocurrency wrote: »

The dates are irrelevant and the minor hiccups on the way or barriers by remainers are also not important.

It's happening and it will be fine....for the UK.

well no. You were insistent that they would leave on Oct 31st. something that you were completely wrong about. so can we assume then that you are wrong about every else if we are to follow your logic?

cryptocurrency · 12-12-2019 10:36am

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

well no. You were insistent that they would leave on Oct 31st. something that you were completely wrong about. so can we assume then that you are wrong about every else if we are to follow your logic?

days or weeks towards the correct end result on one hand then you have the remainers who are claiming with zero evidence and the UK will decline at an alarming rate while the EU is some power player...Jeysus, will you wake up.

The EU is an utter joke, as is all the Nato members outside of the US and UK. That should give you a real idea how the world works.

Padre_Pio · 12-12-2019 10:36am

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

well no. You were insistent that they would leave on Oct 31st. something that you were completely wrong about. so can we assume then that you are wrong about every else if we are to follow your logic?

Do as I say, not as I do.

Padre_Pio · 12-12-2019 10:36am

cryptocurrency wrote: »

days or weeks towards the correct end result on one hand then you have the remainers who are claiming with zero evidence and the UK will decline at an alarming rate while the EU is some power player...Jeysus, will you wake up.

The EU is an utter joke, as is all the Nato members outside of the US and UK. That should give you a real idea how the world works.

Yeh yeh yeh mute.

cryptocurrency · 12-12-2019 10:40am

Padre_Pio wrote: »

Yeh yeh yeh mute.

too much emotion and not enough honesty with yourself

pjohnson · 12-12-2019 10:41am

cryptocurrency wrote: »

too much emotion and not enough honesty with yourself

What about your honesty regarding Lord BoJo of the Fridges and the October 31st exit?

ohnonotgmail · 12-12-2019 10:43am

cryptocurrency wrote: »

too much emotion and not enough honesty with yourself

says the poster who cannot be honest and admit they were very wrong about britain leaving on Oct 31st.

cryptocurrency · 12-12-2019 10:43am

pjohnson wrote: »

What about your honesty regarding Lord BoJo of the Fridges and the October 31st exit?

YOu are hanging on to the most pathetic and unimportant detail on the whole UK LEAVING THE EU FACT.

FunLover18 · 12-12-2019 10:43am

cryptocurrency wrote: »

too much emotion and not enough honesty with yourself

You're the one throwing the toys out of the pram every time someone disagrees with you or is critical about Brexit.

ebbsy · 12-12-2019 10:43am

ORDER , ORDER

pjohnson · 12-12-2019 10:45am

ebbsy wrote: »

ORDER , ORDER

I'd say crypto is eyeing up his fridge to hide in for safety.

FrancieBrady · 12-12-2019 10:46am

pjohnson wrote: »

I'd say crypto is eyeing up his fridge to hide in for safety.

He's been in it since Oct 31st!

cryptocurrency · 12-12-2019 10:54am

FunLover18 wrote: »

You're the one throwing the toys out of the pram every time someone disagrees with you or is critical about Brexit.

Not at all, I am just stating it will happen. I have watched every corner of the Irish media and social media posts go into the most pathetic stance regarding this and complete denial where some where even talking about Jo Swinson and how to get her into number 10. I have been watching to the point where I was just sitting there thinking "are these people in complete denial or are they actually stupid". They clung like desperate losers to minor details over the 31st or previous, they hero-worshipped John Bercow and celebrated the efforts of a parliament to derail a democratic vote and ignored the huge implications of doing so.

As all this went on, anyone with any brains knew this was just a side show, as is the whole WA. The UK has a destination and by hook or by crook it will get there and that is to not be subjected to the rules of the EU, esp in terms of it's economy and it's global ambitions.

Try and take a long term view and not try to look for trivial little victories as it comes across as despertate.

UK will leave and will prosper. The UK economic model needs not to be tied with over regulation and this is what the EU fears most. I understand the EU fears as the UK will make mince meat of their socialist agenda on a head to head on trade and the rest will wake up to it.
The scream from the EU is absolute hysterics and desperatation.

Boris wins a majority today then mark it down as the beginning of the end of the EU as we know it. This will lead to either big changes, huge ones or thye are toast.

The UK will thrive as this low regulation centre point in europe and will take a huge cultural shift for the EU to catch up.

FrancieBrady · 12-12-2019 10:58am

cryptocurrency wrote: »

Not at all, I am just stating it will happen. I have watched every corner of the Irish media and social media posts go into the most pathetic stance regarding this and complete denial where some where even talking about Jo Swinson and how to get her into number 10. I have been watching to the point where I was just sitting there thinking "are these people in complete denial or are they actually stupid". They clung like desperate losers to minor details over the 31st or previous, they hero-worshipped John Bercow and celebrated the efforts of a parliament to derail a democratic vote and ignored the huge implications of doing so.

As all this went on, anyone with any brains knew this was just a side show, as is the whole WA. The UK has a destination and by hook or by crook it will get there and that is to not be subjected to the rules of the EU, esp in terms of it's economy and it's global ambitions.

Try and take a long term view and not try to look for trivial little victories as it comes across as despertate.

UK will leave and will prosper. The UK economic model needs not to be tied with over regulation and this is what the EU fears most. I understand the EU fears as the UK will make mince meat of their socialist agenda on a head to head on trade and the rest will wake up to it.
The scream from the EU is absolute hysterics and desperatation.

Boris wins a majority today then mark it down as the beginning of the end of the EU as we know it. This will lead to either big changes, huge ones or thye are toast.

The UK will thrive as this low regulation centre point in europe and will take a huge cultural shift for the EU to catch up.

It's all about 'EU fear' with you crypto, and never a glance at the fact that it is the UK's fear of actually leaving which has us all here.

cryptocurrency · 12-12-2019 10:59am

FrancieBrady wrote: »

It's all about 'EU fear' with you crypto, and never a glance at the fact that it is the UK's fear of actually leaving which has us all here.

UK or the handful in the previous parliment. A majority for Boris today just shows the UK itself has no fear at all...maybe people should sit up and fear that.

We will know at 10pm.

threeball · 12-12-2019 11:03am

cryptocurrency wrote: »

I am saying that those who have been saying about the disaster that will happen to the UK over brexit has been wrong on everything and will continue to do so

How have they been proven to be wrong, it hasn't even happened yet.

FrancieBrady · 12-12-2019 11:04am

cryptocurrency wrote: »

UK or the handful in the previous parliment. A majority for Boris today just shows the UK itself has no fear at all...maybe people should sit up and fear that.

We will know at 10pm.

The UK elected that handful...a handful across all parties who have blocked leaving because of 'fear'. Nothing to do with EU fear at all.

And there is no guarantee that a known liar won't find a way to permanently stall leaving with extension after extension.

It was funny to watch the BBC only last night addressing what might be achievable from these 'great deals' the UK might get outside the EU. I could literally see more Tory defections when it comes to voting this measure through.

Fear in the UK, not the EU, who have been waiting patiently for a decision one way or the other.

threeball · 12-12-2019 11:05am

cryptocurrency wrote: »

UK or the handful in the previous parliment. A majority for Boris today just shows the UK itself has no fear at all...maybe people should sit up and fear that.

We will know at 10pm.

No Fear or no clue?

cryptocurrency · 12-12-2019 11:05am

threeball wrote: »

No Fear or no clue?

No Fear,

Now head into the happening bunker and hide from the world as this is happening.

Will Britain ever just piss off and get on with Brexit? -mod warning in OP (21/12)

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