Don't mention Brexit

[Grasshopper]

I totally agree with you, but we have to leave the EU first before we can sort out the mess at home. We need a parliament that has full political power over the UK when we start to vote all these jokers out.

What a complete load of rubbish.

[life on mars]

I totally agree with you, but we have to leave the EU first before we can sort out the mess at home. We need a parliament that has full political power over the UK when we start to vote all these jokers out.

Would we not be in danger of voting in the next batch of jokers , or am I missing something in terms of what the alternative is .

[Wales-Bales]

Would we not be in danger of voting in the next batch of jokers , or am I missing something in terms of what the alternative is .

It's up to the voters who they decide to vote for isn't it? But while the EU sits at the top of the pyramid it doesn't really matter, since the EU will be calling the shots. Put simply, the solution is in the hands of the voters, but they would have to be politically aware. Unfortunately from what I have seen most people are half asleep.

[life on mars]

School was pretty grim back in the day. I was a very bored individual in my local comprehensive, always dragged back by the pace of the slowest learners. I can't remember any teachers speaking to me outside of a classroom setting, except maybe to give me a clip around the earhole It was only being in the school football and rugby teams that bring back any happy memories, just being one of the lads and getting acknowledged by the older boys. Most of my mates ended up working in factories, and a few escaped to the civil service.

That is how I remeber it as well, I also think parents / teachers of that age had come through the back end of the war , and achieving something in school wasn't a top priority .

I didn't do well in school , however I had a pick of many jobs when I left , jobs were a plenty and I was never unemployed and still working hard 45 years later .

[Pearcey3]

Cameron has so much to answer for. As do the gutter press. A weak, cowardly yet arrogant leader terrified of the right wing press, UKIP and the fanatics in his own party recklessly gambled the country’s future to shore up his leadership.
Who should pay for this Brexit mess? The Tories. They need to own this disaster and be kicked out of office for generations.

[life on mars]

Cameron has so much to answer for. As do the gutter press. A weak, cowardly yet arrogant leader terrified of the right wing press, UKIP and the fanatics in his own party recklessly gambled the country’s future to shore up his leadership.
Who should pay for this Brexit mess? The Tories. They need to own this disaster and be kicked out of office for generations.

A lot of left wing socialist MP's and voters are equally responible.

[CardiffIrish2]

A lot of left wing socialist MP's and voters are equally responible.

Not having that, you’re trying to apportions blame equally when it was that utter coward Cameron that ciaused this and Histiory will not be kind too him

[Wales-Bales]

Not having that, you’re trying to apportions blame equally when it was that utter coward Cameron that ciaused this and Histiory will not be kind too him

I'm quite happy with Cameron's referendum performance

[Pearcey3]

A lot of left wing socialist MP's and voters are equally responible.

Nonsense. The Tories have been obsessed over the EU for decades. No other party was interested in holding a Referendum. They need to own Brexit and be hammered for it.

[lardy]

A lot of left wing socialist MP's and voters are equally responible.

"Equally"

[life on mars]

Brexit ,ha,ha,ha,there I mentioned it ,so many positives from all around the political spectrum ,it's deafening from the goverment of the day ,and the oppostion , I've had to buy noise cancellation beats, stop reading thier wise words, and cease watching the never ending attacks on this goverment, who are on the ropes ready to be taken apart .

[CardiffIrish2]

Meanwhile more project fear from those evil individuals looking after our health....
https://news.sky.com/story/nhs-trust...tages-11478030