whats your beef with brexit?

[Altfish]

Yes...that article spoke of sabotage, meaning the parliamentarians are not in good faith

But that is sovereignty that we want to get back

 

[England my lionheart]

Most members are not net contributors...Britain pays too much, considering that the EU Commissioners are overpaid

Way too much and for what?,people talk the big talk about what we'll lose but nothing about what we've gained by being a member,other than cheap labour from financial migrants nothing,your right,the EU is a gravy train for the elites.

 

[ratiocinator]

Yes...that article spoke of sabotage, meaning the parliamentarians are not in good faith

The parliamentarians were elected by the people in the 2017 general election - Boris the Lair, was put in his position by an unrepresentative 0.2% of the electorate (the members of the Tory party).

 

[England my lionheart]

Yes...that article spoke of sabotage, meaning the parliamentarians are not in good faith

They are definitely not in good faith,they want to con the British people into staying in.

 

[Altfish]

They are definitely not in good faith,they want to con the British people into staying in.

We'll be out soon enough.

Then the fun begins as the public realise that all the promises of Brexit are not going to happen.

 

[ratiocinator]

They are definitely not in good faith,they want to con the British people into staying in.

I literally laughed out loud at this! So, in 2016, when the leave campaign put blatant lies on the side of a bus and presented a totally unrealistic fantasy of the easiest free trade deal ever, and how we could keep all the advantages, save lots of money, and be better off - that wasn't a con, but now the reality has emerged, asking people if they still want it despite it being obviously nothing like what was promised, that would be a con? Seriously?

 

[ChristineM]

They are definitely not in good faith,they want to con the British people into staying in.

Good faith?

Con??

After the brexit brigade lies, i dont know how you have the cheek to say that

 

[England my lionheart]

I literally laughed out loud at this! So, in 2016, when the leave campaign put blatant lies on the side of a bus and presented a totally unrealistic fantasy of the easiest free trade deal ever, and how we could keep all the advantages, save lots of money, and be better off - that wasn't a con, but now the reality has emerged, asking people if they still want it despite it being obviously nothing like what was promised, that would be a con? Seriously?

Yes seriously,you really think the remain camp didn't lie,they even did it with our money.

We can save money and can be better off,we should have gone hard from day one,this would all be over by now.

 

[England my lionheart]

Good faith?

Con??

After the brexit brigade lies, i dont know how you have the cheek to say that

I don't know how remainers in government can live with themselves,I don't see it as cheeky,I'm just realistic about politics.

 

[ChristineM]

I don't know how remainers in government can live with themselves,I don't see it as cheeky,I'm just realistic about politics.

Right

 

[ratiocinator]

We can save money and can be better off...

This is a joke, right? Since the (now leaver) government's own assessments disagree with you and even comedy cut-out Rees Mogg has said it may take 50 years to get any benefit, would you like to justify that claim?

 

[Notanumber]

How did she vote yesterday?

A leopard never changes its spots. If she voted for the treaty, it proves it is bad for the UK.

 

[Notanumber]

Yes seriously,you really think the remain camp didn't lie,they even did it with our money.

We can save money and can be better off,we should have gone hard from day one,this would all be over by now.

The Remoaning MPs are snakes in the grass and the public are sick of them. We want them out of office PDQ.

 

[Altfish]

The Remoaning MPs are snakes in the grass and the public are sick of them. We want them out of office PDQ.

That's why a million + marched in London yesterday.

Are they not the public??

 

[Notanumber]

That's why a million + marched in London yesterday.

Are they not the public??

I’m talking about the silent majority. The ones that would vote the snakes out of office given the opportunity.

 

[Altfish]

I’m talking about the silent majority. The ones that would vote the snakes out of office given the opportunity.

Is that the same 48 that are still members of UKIP?

 

[Notanumber]

Is that the same 48 that are still members of UKIP?

Iain Dale has heard it all before just like the rest of us.

 

[England my lionheart]

This is a joke, right? Since the (now leaver) government's own assessments disagree with you and even comedy cut-out Rees Mogg has said it may take 50 years to get any benefit, would you like to justify that claim?

I justify it by being free of a ****ed up federal project that I would gladly pay extra to be rid of.

 

[England my lionheart]

That's why a million + marched in London yesterday.

Are they not the public??

They are and entitled to March,I'll be generous and say it was over a million,quite a sizeable number but there are of course 60 plus million people in the UK,in context it's not overwhelming numbers really.

 

[England my lionheart]

The Remoaning MPs are snakes in the grass and the public are sick of them. We want them out of office PDQ.

I think even the EU are sick of them too.