Snap General Election?

[sidicks]

Jockman said:

Steven you do realise that when you hit the ladyboy button it also repeats your last post???

The ladyboy button?

What sort of computer keyboard do you have?

[Murph7355]

jsf said:

I wish people would stop using soft and hard Brexit.

The basic option is stay a member of the single market or leave the single market.

The EU already told us we cant stay members of the single market and end free movement, end ECJ jurisdiction and do our own trade deals, so that's out as they are red lines to both Labour and Conservatives.

The only game in town is agreeing the exit terms and an FTA, or WTO with no agreement. The EU and UK don't want the latter.

100% this.

[Slagathore]

http://anotherangryvoice.blogspot.co.uk/2017/06/ho...

If you want to see who is brainwashing the kids on facebook.

"people want honest independent media, not mainstream media distortions"

[avinalarf]

Murph7355 said:

jsf said:

I wish people would stop using soft and hard Brexit.

The basic option is stay a member of the single market or leave the single market.

The EU already told us we cant stay members of the single market and end free movement, end ECJ jurisdiction and do our own trade deals, so that's out as they are red lines to both Labour and Conservatives.

The only game in town is agreeing the exit terms and an FTA, or WTO with no agreement. The EU and UK don't want the latter.

100% this.

I'll raise your 100% to 110 %.
It's sometime since anythings been hard....must be the tablets I'm on.

[Jockman]

sidicks said:

Jockman said:

Steven you do realise that when you hit the ladyboy button it also repeats your last post???

The ladyboy button?

What sort of computer keyboard do you have?

Don't go there.......

Buenos noces.

[MaxSo]

Slagathore said:

http://anotherangryvoice.blogspot.co.uk/2017/06/ho...

If you want to see who is brainwashing the kids on facebook.

"people want honest independent media, not mainstream media distortions"

Similar to the way in which large sections of the print media brainwash old, white, often overweight and sad, men.

Edited by MaxSo on Saturday 10th June 23:05

[Stickyfinger]

MaxSo said:

Slagathore said:

http://anotherangryvoice.blogspot.co.uk/2017/06/ho...

If you want to see who is brainwashing the kids on facebook.

"people want honest independent media, not mainstream media distortions"

Similar to the way in which large sections of the print media brainwash old, white, often overweight and sad, men.

Edited by MaxSo on Saturday 10th June 23:05

"I never met the IRA"


ummmm

[anonymous-user]

Stickyfinger said:

"I never met the IRA"


ummmm

All pretty immaterial when the govenment are in bed with the DUP.
Any moral high ground well and truly lost.

[anonymous-user]

avinalarf said:

Murph7355 said:

jsf said:

I wish people would stop using soft and hard Brexit.

The basic option is stay a member of the single market or leave the single market.

The EU already told us we cant stay members of the single market and end free movement, end ECJ jurisdiction and do our own trade deals, so that's out as they are red lines to both Labour and Conservatives.

The only game in town is agreeing the exit terms and an FTA, or WTO with no agreement. The EU and UK don't want the latter.

100% this.

I'll raise your 100% to 110 %.

That's Labour numberwang for you.

[Stickyfinger]

desolate said:

All pretty immaterial when the govenment are in bed with the DUP.
Any moral high ground well and truly lost.

When he started his "friendship" the IRA were still murdering our own.

.....times have changed and the peace process has happened thank god, but the facts about that traitorous old git have not despite his lies and attempts to cover up his past.

[deadslow]

Stickyfinger said:

desolate said:

All pretty immaterial when the govenment are in bed with the DUP.
Any moral high ground well and truly lost.

When he started his "friendship" the IRA were still murdering our own.

.....times have changed and the peace process has happened thank god, but the facts about that traitorous old git have not despite his lies and attempts to cover up his past.

....there are none so blind .....

[Stickyfinger]

deadslow said:

....there are none so blind .....

....you said it....

[anonymous-user]

Stickyfinger said:

desolate said:

All pretty immaterial when the govenment are in bed with the DUP.
Any moral high ground well and truly lost.

When he started his "friendship" the IRA were still murdering our own.

.....times have changed and the peace process has happened thank god, but the facts about that traitorous old git have not despite his lies and attempts to cover up his past.

There are loads of threads about Corbyn and his position - my point is any criticism from the Conservative party is hollow if they formalise a working relationship with the DUP.

[anonymous-user]

desolate said:

All pretty immaterial when the govenment are in bed with the DUP.
Any moral high ground well and truly lost.

You must have missed the last decade in Northern Ireland, all these groups have been finding a way to work together. Hopefully the current impasse can be resolved and they get back to doing this again.

[anonymous-user]

jsf said:

You must have missed the last decade in Northern Ireland, all these groups have been finding a way to work together. Hopefully the current impasse can be resolved and they get back to doing this again.

There is a fairly significant difference between working with all sides of the divide in Northern Ireland to fashion a lasting piece and using this tin pot bunch to prop up your government.


I can't see any sensible Tories putting up with it, once the dust settles.

[sidicks]

desolate said:

There is a fairly significant difference between working with all sides of the divide in Northern Ireland to fashion a lasting piece and using this tin pot bunch to prop up your government.

Corbyn was effectively an IRA supporter / sympthaiser. No idea why you'd try and imply he was simply a neutral observer only interested in peace?

desolate said:

I can't see any sensible Tories putting up with it, once the dust settles.

OK then.

[anonymous-user]

desolate said:

There is a fairly significant difference between working with all sides of the divide in Northern Ireland to fashion a lasting piece and using this tin pot bunch to prop up your government.


I can't see any sensible Tories putting up with it, once the dust settles.

I think you are wrong. We shall soon find out.

[anonymous-user]

sidicks said:

desolate said:

There is a fairly significant difference between working with all sides of the divide in Northern Ireland to fashion a lasting piece and using this tin pot bunch to prop up your government.

Corbin was an IRA supporter. No idea why you'd try and suggest he was a neutral observer only interested in peace?

desolate said:

I can't see any sensible Tories putting up with it, once the dust settles.

OK then.

My reply was not making a comment about Corbyn beyond the fact that any Tory criticism of Corbyn is hollow if they use the DUP in this way.
My comment above was in reply to the pictures of both sides together that were posted.


As a Tory do you not feel ashamed to be working with them in this way?

[MaxSo]

I wonder who can disagree with this opinion:

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/jun...

This comment too:

Everybody in their (working ) life has had the misfortune to come across at least on one occasion somebody with the Maybot characteristics:

• a public carapace of apparent competence concealing innate vanity;
• unbridled but hidden over ambition which in reality exists in inverse proportion to their true capability;
• saying little to express their true feelings and mostly only to brown nose their way up the greasy pole by ingratiating themselves with their superiors;
• when reaching a position of authority and power, acting in off hand and ignorant condescension to those around and below.

Inevitably they are found out, often too late when the effects of their failings become all to the surface

May is just another political mediocrity once again providing proof of the Peter Principle.

Edited by MaxSo on Saturday 10th June 23:40

[sidicks]

desolate said:

My reply was not making a comment about Corbyn beyond the fact that any Tory criticism of Corbyn is hollow if they use the DUP in this way.
My comment above was in reply to the pictures of both sides together that were posted.


As a Tory do you not feel ashamed to be working with them in this way?

It's certainly far from ideal, but certainly far better than the alternatives.