Quote Originally Posted by life on mars View Post
Some real short sighted stuff if one thinks this is all down to Boris .

The opposition could have stopped him in his tracks a long time ago .

But they are now enjoying the fame and headlines, delays ,phillbustering all in hope it gets them votes.

Ironically they are pissing on a democrat vote and its people.

Shame on them all .
Did that democratic vote include a specific and categoric option to leave with NO DEAL?
If Yes
What percentage of people voted for NO DEAL in that vote?
If No
What percentage of people voted for parties advocating NO DEAL in 2017?
If Greater than 50% - Then NO DEAL is mandated by the people
If less than 50% - Then
What options remain?

1) Leave with NO DEAL.... but there is no mandate. How do we find out how what the British people want?

General Election? But that is fought on other grounds, not just Brexit. Some people, vote for a good MP, some vote for education or crime, not all vote on Brexit. Result - INCONCLUSIVE!

Second referendum? But what is the question?

2) Leave with a deal... but what deal? 17.4 million people voted for many different reasons ranging from complete distrust of the EU, kicking Cameron in the bollocks, remaining in the FTA, having a good deal (easiest in history), xenophobia, and cutting ties altogether.

May was a shit PM. Johnson is going to be the shortest lived PM in history, and the worst (current record holder died in office, wasn't short-lived because he was shit). But none of this would have been possible if Cameron had been a strong PM. For me, the damage Cameron did will last generations, regardless of the outcome of us remaining, leaving, dealing with the EU. May tried her best with a shit hand, I'm starting to appreciate her more as each Johnson-Cummings infested, poker playing, manipulating shitfest takes place. Johnson can kill the UK off, so he has to be stopped. It's that simple.

I'm lucky, I am in the US working and earning. But, if I was doing this job in the UK I'd now be considering emigrating, or staying and stock piling food, money and water because I know a no deal on Oct 31 would mean I'd be out of work by November 30. Hyper inflation on its way to the UK, get your wheelbarrows ready filled with all your decreasing currency. And, you brought it on yourselves because you didn't like people speaking different languages on a 5 minute bus ride.