How do we think EU negotiations will go? (Vol 10)

[anonymous-user]

egor110 said:

Imagine if she was negotiating with the eu !

She would have to ask Corbyn again if it was in or out.

[B'stard Child]

ELUSIVEJIM said:

egor110 said:

Imagine if she was negotiating with the eu !

She would have to ask Corbyn again if it was in or out.

Again?

[anonymous-user]

B'stard Child said:

So

Labour don’t trust the Conservatives motives for involving them in discussions

Half of the labour party don’t trust the shadow cabinet to convince the electorate to put them into power

The Conservatives don’t trust their leadership not to fk it all up or each other for that matter

Probably 90% of the electorate don’t trust politicisns to do anything

And 75% of the electorate don’t trust the bankers not to fk up the whole world again

It would only be more fked up if 98% of the adult population trusted Gary Glitter to baby sit their kids and Harold Shipman to look after their gran

It's all about the party before people yet again.

[anonymous-user]

anonymous said:

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[Tuna]

Scrump said:

Continued from here:
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

Remember to keep it within the rules

Wait.. what? There are rules?

[B'stard Child]

ELUSIVEJIM said:

B'stard Child said:

Again?

They were lovers in the 1970s

Did you see the multi coloured bird to the left?

[anonymous-user]

B'stard Child said:

Did you see the multi coloured bird to the left?

You have lost me now

[The Li-ion King]

B'stard Child said:

bhstewie said:

This made me laugh as it shows just how mistrusting everyone is.

Faisal Islam on Twitter said:

Labour sources separately highly suspicious about the total lack of Cabinet resignations that would be expected if PM serious about softer/ CU style compromise

So

Labour don’t trust the Conservatives motives for involving them in discussions

Half of the labour party don’t trust the shadow cabinet to convince the electorate to put them into power

The Conservatives don’t trust their leadership not to fk it all up or each other for that matter

Probably 90% of the electorate don’t trust politicisns to do anything

And 75% of the electorate don’t trust the bankers not to fk up the whole world again

It would only be more fked up if 98% of the adult population trusted Gary Glitter to baby sit their kids and Harold Shipman to look after their gran

Which shows how strong and stable politics is in the UK... I knew it would end in tears. Corbyn is forcing May into an election. Her credibility is shot as she not only turned to Corbyn for a solution, but also wanted the Brexit Extension, just days after the last one. Running down the clock again, knowing Brexit will be suspended in the event of an election. So far 12 of 27 countries are saying no to another Extension. Expect Confidence Vote against the Tories and May to be forced out somehow next week. It's all over this time next week as things stand.

[anonymous-user]

B'stard Child said:

Maybe I described it badly - Picture the scene - teenager researching a period of time when the government of the UK was totally deadlocked buy an attempt to leave the European Superstate - he amazon searches "no deal is better than a bad deal" and finds the quote in an old form of discussion media called a forum. He joins and the hamsters let him in - he's immediately elevated to 100 month status because no one new has joined in 50 years and he bumps the post hoping to learn something from the OP

Budgie posts "true patriot" in response

He might be out of nappies by then. Or back in them.

[citizensm1th]

B'stard Child said:

JuanCarlosFandango said:

FiF said:

This volume is surprisingly civil so far, good, please keep it up.

Who made you the internet police?!?!

We had a referendum 52% of PH said he should be and 48% preferred "Budgie"

But the turn out was only 33% of the total of eligible registered PH voters and the
67% of PH that could not be arsed to vote would have voted for Budgie according to the twitteratie

[anonymous-user]

Gareth1974 said:

The backstop we asked for is the stumbling block, even though the chances of being trapped in it are certain.

Fixed that for you.

[amgmcqueen]

I bet Rees-Mogg wishes he hadn't shot his load so early and aborted his no confidence vote.

[B'stard Child]

Tuna said:

Scrump said:

Continued from here:
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

Remember to keep it within the rules

Wait.. what? There are rules?

Of course there are rules for evey page along with checks and balances

1. The bus must be mentioned balanced by a punishment budget
2. Leavers must be called racists but not directly just by inference just as Remainers must be liberal elite
3. Everyone knew why the voted but cannot speak for eveyone even though they do
4. For every post about Labour Leadership there must be a balance of a post about Conservative leadership
5. Parrots and Squirrels are required in equal numbers
6. If a good post is made and can’t be argued with then a grammar or spelling check is perfectly acceptable
7. CMD was a tt

[citizensm1th]

amgmcqueen said:

I bet Rees-Mogg wishes he hadn't shot his load so early and aborted his no confidence vote.

And i thought the lying toad was a papist?

[anonymous-user]

B'stard Child said:

So

Labour don’t trust the Conservatives motives for involving them in discussions

Half of the labour party don’t trust the shadow cabinet to convince the electorate to put them into power

The Conservatives don’t trust their leadership not to fk it all up or each other for that matter

Probably 90% of the electorate don’t trust politicisns to do anything

And 75% of the electorate don’t trust the bankers not to fk up the whole world again

It would only be more fked up if 98% of the adult population trusted Gary Glitter to baby sit their kids and Harold Shipman to look after their gran

reminds me of the opening sequence to that classic comedy, Soap, confused, you wont be. https://youtu.be/OSaNWYHmUvI

[B'stard Child]

citizensm1th said:

B'stard Child said:

JuanCarlosFandango said:

FiF said:

This volume is surprisingly civil so far, good, please keep it up.

Who made you the internet police?!?!

We had a referendum 52% of PH said he should be and 48% preferred "Budgie"

But the turn out was only 33% of the total of eligible registered PH voters and the
67% of PH that could not be arsed to vote would have voted for Budgie according to the twitteratie

Turn out would be less than 1% based on poll trends

The rest of the 578.000 members of PH didn’t give a st but it could be statistically proven that they would have voted for budgie if they had known about the vote

[Robertj21a]

B'stard Child said:

citizensm1th said:

B'stard Child said:

JuanCarlosFandango said:

FiF said:

This volume is surprisingly civil so far, good, please keep it up.

Who made you the internet police?!?!

We had a referendum 52% of PH said he should be and 48% preferred "Budgie"

But the turn out was only 33% of the total of eligible registered PH voters and the
67% of PH that could not be arsed to vote would have voted for Budgie according to the twitteratie

Turn out would be less than 1% based on poll trends

The rest of the 578.000 members of PH didn’t give a st but it could be statistically proven that they would have voted for budgie if they had known about the vote

Good post......

[anonymous-user]

Interesting Sky poll

41% want no deal.

And this is from Sky!!!

[Gareth1974]

jsf said:

Gareth1974 said:

The backstop we asked for is the stumbling block, even though the chances of being trapped in it are certain.

Fixed that for you.

Not so sure. I formed my opinion after listening to the whole of Geoffery Cox’s statement in Parliament, the set of circumstances in which N.I. would end up ‘trapped’ and have different arrangements to the rest of the UK seem unlikely. I think he knows a bit about legal stuff.

The alternatives to it, to which would avoid a backstop being necessary, seems to offer such soft Brexits we may as well not bother.

[FiF]

B'stard Child said:

Tuna said:

Scrump said:

Continued from here:
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

Remember to keep it within the rules

Wait.. what? There are rules?

Of course there are rules for evey page along with checks and balances

1. The bus must be mentioned balanced by a punishment budget
2. Leavers must be called racists but not directly just by inference just as Remainers must be liberal elite
3. Everyone knew why the voted but cannot speak for eveyone even though they do
4. For every post about Labour Leadership there must be a balance of a post about Conservative leadership
5. Parrots and Squirrels are required in equal numbers
6. If a good post is made and can’t be argued with then a grammar or spelling check is perfectly acceptable
7. CMD was a tt

Well that's covered the contents of volume 10 fairly accurately. Wake me up when it's volume 11 please.