Page 12 of Brexit

As we realised Brexit has turned into a total mess by our politicians, but as the UK people voted to leave, so we must.

Who knows how it is eventually going to work out. But we must face the  consequences of our vote.

Anyway prime Australian beef will be back on the menu, as we start trading again.

And Australia in turn will get the crap imported UK cars again to swear at, as they break down 

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bandicoot says...
"But we must face the consequences of our vote."
That's the problem with democracy, the majority of people rarely get what they voted for.


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Current situation best summed up by a tweet which I can't find but as close as I can remember.

'The Brexiteers are like my dog Stan.
Spent fifteen years chasing the neighbours cats.
Eventually cornered one and had no idea what to do so sat down and licked his town halls.'

Every major one of them has either f***ed off or been binned but along with those who remain to snipe from the sidelines have feathered their own nests in preparation for either eventuality.
They lied to us, broke electoral law and were in bed with Putin either via Trump or separately.

Two years down the line they have no collective idea what they want only what they don't want.
If you think I'm going to do 'the honourable thing'  and meekly agree to being railroaded into something that will affect my kids and now grandkid you can do one.
If I get the opportunity to tick a box to reverse the situation I'm damn well going to.

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David Davis, Brexit Bulldog was just a useless negotiator. Theresa May's plans to let Davis and Johnson take all the blame for a total shambles of a deal have finally collapsed because she forgot that all Boris really cares about is getting her job.

And now he's having another attempt at triggering a leadership bid so he can try for her job, because he knows he stands a much better chance of getting it without a public vote.

I'd love for this whole thing to work out and be wonderful for the UK, but so far it's the complete shambles I thought it would be. :(


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Meanwhile we have an opposition that doesn't oppose merely snarks away convinced that the only thing keeping Corbyn from No10 is time.

That level of arrogance is why May is having to rely on the loathsome DUP to stay in power.
For what it's worth I don't think Corbyn will ever be PM.

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"If I get the opportunity to tick a box to reverse the situation I'm damn well going to.
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Ahem. May be a long shot but perhaps our best shot at reversing one of the most catastrophic decisions in our nation's history. If you haven't signed, I would urge you to do so (and every other sane person):

https://www.peoples-vote.uk/

Been there.
Done that.

As you say a long shot.

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A conservative doing Corbyn's job for him.

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Robee J Shepherd says...
"David Davis, Brexit Bulldog was just a useless negotiator. Theresa May's plans to let Davis and Johnson take all the blame for a total shambles of a deal have finally collapsed "
I think what you seem to have missed is the duplicity of May in setting up DexEU and undermining it completely for the next two years.

If Davis had been left to get on with it then we actually have a result by now.

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The David Davis that spent a total of 4 hours at the negotiating table with Barnier this year before flouncing off...

https://www.ft.com/content/9e3aacf0-7b9c-11e8-bc55-50daf11b720d

That David Davis...?

This item was edited on Sunday, 22nd July 2018, 00:06