Brexit Deal agreed ( updated )

[Malinga the Swinga]

2 hours ago, Boy Daniel said:

Chaos in Number 10 as the deadline approaches. 
 

 

 

'There's a revolution happening': Dominic Cummings 'is looking for a way to leave No10 without losing face' as his Vote Leave empire 'starts to fall apart' after Carrie and her squad see off Boris aide Lee Cain in brutal civil war. 

 

King Midas in reverse.

Trouble is, while he lost this battle, DC and his merry band of eejits won the war. 

No deal we get will equal one we had and voted to give up. 

Madness. 

[redjambo]

8 minutes ago, Malinga the Swinga said:

Trouble is, while he lost this battle, DC and his merry band of eejits won the war. 

No deal we get will equal one we had and voted to give up. 

Madness. 

 

Yes, but freedom!!! :sigh:

[Don Dan]

12 minutes ago, Malinga the Swinga said:

Trouble is, while he lost this battle, DC and his merry band of eejits won the war. 

No deal we get will equal one we had and voted to give up. 

Madness. 

It certainly was madness and the closer we get the deadline the more it will become apparent. 

[logie green]

23 minutes ago, Malinga the Swinga said:

after Carrie and her squad see off Boris aide Lee Cain in brutal civil war. 

so how much sway does the PM's partner have in the government?

[SE16 3LN]

1 hour ago, logie green said:

so how much sway does the PM's partner have in the government?

In Scotland a lot, in England it depends which Partner.

[Lone Striker]

5 hours ago, Boy Daniel said:

Chaos in Number 10 as the deadline approaches. 
 

 

 

'There's a revolution happening': Dominic Cummings 'is looking for a way to leave No10 without losing face' as his Vote Leave empire 'starts to fall apart' after Carrie and her squad see off Boris aide Lee Cain in brutal civil war. 

 

King Midas in reverse.

It's bizarre how politicians who are welded together in their big-project belief can find some relatively trivial matter to start a cat-fight among themselves over.      So.......with the transition end-date looming and the prospect of  some kind of trade deal  sitting at  50-50, we now hear that 2 of the Vote Leave campaign pilots are likely on the way out of number 10, leaving captain Boris  to work things out for himself.    

 

A cynic might liken it to rats deserting the ship having seen the mother of all rocks looming ahead.

 

 

 

 

[Don Dan]

1 minute ago, Lone Striker said:

A cynic might

Cynics are not need in this instance 

[Don Dan]

Cummings is goings! By the end of the year. 
Good riddance to the poisoned evil man.

[RobboM]

8 hours ago, Boy Daniel said:

Cummings is goings! By the end of the year. 
Good riddance to the poisoned evil man.

So ****ers like Cummings and Cain get us into this Brexit nightmare and **** off before we can all finally reap the rewards of their work?

 

[indianajones]

30 minutes ago, RobboM said:

So ****ers like Cummings and Cain get us into this Brexit nightmare and **** off before we can all finally reap the rewards of their work?

 

 

This. 

 

Unreal. Cummings is so sleekit this was probably his exist strategy from number 10 all along.

[Pans Jambo]

Nobody likes to look in the mirror and admit that you have been had. That they have had the wool pulled over their eyes, that they're a mug, that they're gullible.

 

If you voted for tory Brexit because you believed these charlatons...

 

You've been had!

 

But it's OK because the LIED to you...and still are.

[RobboM]

3 hours ago, indianajones said:

 

This. 

 

Unreal. Cummings is so sleekit this was probably his exist strategy from number 10 all along.

Self styled "super forecaster"

Well did you see this coming ya weasel faced *****?

[King prawn]

I wonder how many Tory MPs are set to benefit from Brexit. Anyone involved in consulting will stand to make a fortune from the likely disaster that awaits us. 
 

 

[Pans Jambo]

6 minutes ago, King prawn said:

I wonder how many Tory MPs are set to benefit from Brexit. Anyone involved in consulting will stand to make a fortune from the likely disaster that awaits us. 
 

 

The £BIllion plus of contracts awarded out willy nilly for PPE to companies that are at best...dodgy brings tory corruption to a new level.

Board members and directors all tory party MP's wives/family members and tory donors.

Corrupt as feck!

[Don Dan]

PM adviser Dominic Cummings has left Number 10 with immediate effect, BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg says

[Cade]

[Beni]

Cummings gone

Trump going.

Scotland finally qualifying for a tournament.

 

Admittedly the competition isn't great, but this will be remembered as one of 2020's better weeks..

 

[Dawnrazor]

Just now, fancy a brew said:

Cummings gone

Trump going.

Scotland finally qualifying for a tournament.

 

Admittedly the competition isn't great, but this will be remembered as one of 2020's better weeks..

 

Sutcliffe croaking should be on your list.

[Beni]

7 minutes ago, Dawnrazor said:

Sutcliffe croaking should be on your list.

 

Yeah, I forgot about the Covid vaccine being announced as well.

It's been a bleak time and is going to be a long winter, but it's nice to be reminded that things can get better too.

 

[The Mighty Thor]

Pulling the rip cord before the extent of the Brexit skip fire becomes apparent. 

 

Johnson will be gone next. 

[Dawnrazor]

5 minutes ago, The Mighty Thor said:

Pulling the rip cord before the extent of the Brexit skip fire becomes apparent. 

 

Johnson will be gone next. 

I never expected him to serve a full term, I think he'll be away by this time next year.

[SE16 3LN]

Trash news feed but this is funny,

 

"That’s the last time he walks down the road like Kim Kardashian, preening for the cameras like the spoilt lord of Barnard Castle."

 

The pound rose against the dollar and the euro after it emerged Mr Cummings would leave.

[Joey J J Jr Shabadoo]

I could see Johnson doing a deal next week, then quitting.

[The Mighty Thor]

1 minute ago, Joey J J Jr Shabadoo said:

I could see Johnson doing a deal next week, then quitting.

If he does get a deal next week he's still got to get it past his party and his paymasters. 

Oven ready 👍

[NANOJAMBO]

9 minutes ago, The Mighty Thor said:

Pulling the rip cord before the extent of the Brexit skip fire becomes apparent. 

 

Johnson will be gone next. 

Now that Cummings is gone there's a real possibility of a deal. 

I'll bet on Johnson to die in a ditch after his oven ready deal gets approval from the EU.

Then the useless bunch of w@nkers that have landed this shit show on the country will slope off into the night - except Gove : that piece of shit is getting ready for PM. 

[Joey J J Jr Shabadoo]

12 minutes ago, The Mighty Thor said:

If he does get a deal next week he's still got to get it past his party and his paymasters. 

Oven ready 👍

True, think he'll be away no matter what . Yet more of Johnson's BS being shown up.

Trump getting kicked out has brought the house of cards down. I imagine Bolsonaro won't have too long left, either.

[RobboM]

With Trump defeated Johnson NEEDS a deal with EU more than ever.
I wonder if the terms of that deal are already known within No 10 and Cummings not happy. Rather than wait for the deal to be signed and then resign it's better all round if he goes before the deal is done.

[Joey J J Jr Shabadoo]

23 minutes ago, NANOJAMBO said:

Now that Cummings is gone there's a real possibility of a deal. 

I'll bet on Johnson to die in a ditch after his oven ready deal gets approval from the EU.

Then the useless bunch of w@nkers that have landed this shit show on the country will slope off into the night - except Gove : that piece of shit is getting ready for PM. 

It would be funny if Scotland get independence and lumber England with that twat, and his missus.

Edited November 13, 2020 by Joey J J Jr Shabadoo

[NANOJAMBO]

1 hour ago, Joey J J Jr Shabadoo said:

It would be funny if Scotland get independence and lumber England with that twat, and his missus.

If that happens, we are moving back from England after nearly 40 years. 

Living with brexiters is like living with the living dead. 

[Lone Striker]

2 hours ago, The Mighty Thor said:

Pulling the rip cord before the extent of the Brexit skip fire becomes apparent. 

 

Johnson will be gone next. 

Cummings has proved himself to be  a cunning stuntman - he's royally used Boris as the proverbial useful idiot to get himself into positions of influence despite being unelected.   Boris's future as PM probably hinges on the extent of the Brexit damage, plus  the containment (or otherwise) of Covid, plus the smooth rollout (or otherwise) of the vaccine.

 

What are the chances ?

 

 

[Malinga the Swinga]

If you lift up the stone under the shoe of Cummings, you find a piece of dirt. If you lift the dirt up and scrape the earth away, you will you will find mud and slime. If you drain the mud and slime, and look under the insects and worms, you can you will find Michael Gove. Of all the snakes in the political landscape, Michael Gove is one of the worst. He would stab his own family in the back for power. 

An utterly reprehensible scrote of a man.

[Lone Striker]

2 hours ago, RobboM said:

With Trump defeated Johnson NEEDS a deal with EU more than ever.
I wonder if the terms of that deal are already known within No 10 and Cummings not happy. Rather than wait for the deal to be signed and then resign it's better all round if he goes before the deal is done.

It's possible I suppose.   More likely that realisation of the very narrow wriggle room he's now got in order to secure one is staring him in the face,  so the end game which was always likely to happen is now upon him - agree a deal and and piss off the ERG wing & many Brexit voters, or walk away and piss off many businesses, employees  & remain voters.   Either way, he's getting his comeuppence.

[The Mighty Thor]

19 minutes ago, Lone Striker said:

It's possible I suppose.   More likely that realisation of the very narrow wriggle room he's now got in order to secure one is staring him in the face,  so the end game which was always likely to happen is now upon him - agree a deal and and piss off the ERG wing & many Brexit voters, or walk away and piss off many businesses, employees  & remain voters.   Either way, he's getting his comeuppence.

This.

 

He's missed the window of opportunity. Whatever he does now inflicts huge damage and turns a chunk of his party and public opinion against him.

Watch for Dick Tice and Farage slithering out from a sewer to agitate, with the full backing of the Express/Mail, whilst Gove probably stirs up the 1922.

Good enough for the horrible ****s

 

 

[ri Alban]

DC and LC wanted BJ to push ahead with no deal after DT was ousted. Now The new POTUS has made it clear his position on no deal the Tories have put Boris in a head lock and DC and LC have been telt to

[XB52]

On 12/11/2020 at 22:12, SE16 3LN said:

In Scotland a lot, in England it depends which Partner.

Unfortunately for your very lame joke, we don't have a PM in Scotland

[DETTY29]

13 hours ago, Lone Striker said:

Cummings has proved himself to be  a cunning stuntman - he's royally used Boris as the proverbial useful idiot to get himself into positions of influence despite being unelected.   Boris's future as PM probably hinges on the extent of the Brexit damage, plus  the containment (or otherwise) of Covid, plus the smooth rollout (or otherwise) of the vaccine.

 

What are the chances ?

 

 

 

13 hours ago, Malinga the Swinga said:

If you lift up the stone under the shoe of Cummings, you find a piece of dirt. If you lift the dirt up and scrape the earth away, you will you will find mud and slime. If you drain the mud and slime, and look under the insects and worms, you can you will find Michael Gove. Of all the snakes in the political landscape, Michael Gove is one of the worst. He would stab his own family in the back for power. 

An utterly reprehensible scrote of a man.

Johnson is toast.

 

Decision for Gove is whether he needs Cummings back on his side to push his coup over the line.  He probably doesn't but it's likely better for him to have Cummings onside than Cummings as agent provocateur with someone else.

[SectionDJambo]

5 minutes ago, DETTY29 said:

 

Johnson is toast.

 

Decision for Gove is whether he needs Cummings back on his side to push his coup over the line.  He probably doesn't but it's likely better for him to have Cummings onside than Cummings as agent provocateur with someone else.

You wonder how this particular barrel of monkeys expect to be able to work, and confidently cooperate, with each other. Johnson and Gove seem to have been conspiring against each other for years. 
It seems to be just a power game for this lot, with little or no thought for how their scheming against one another damages the country and the people.

Now we are hearing that Johnson’s girlfriend may not be as sweet and nice as she appears to the cameras. Might be better with her running the country for Johnson, rather than Cummings.

And, God help us, Farage will be coming back from his stint as the warm up man for his mate, the US loser, to try to resume stirring up discontent. Now that his mate isn’t able to prevent any questions on Brexit and the Good Friday agreement, he’ll have to come up with something.

[DETTY29]

24 minutes ago, SectionDJambo said:

You wonder how this particular barrel of monkeys expect to be able to work, and confidently cooperate, with each other. Johnson and Gove seem to have been conspiring against each other for years. 
It seems to be just a power game for this lot, with little or no thought for how their scheming against one another damages the country and the people.

Now we are hearing that Johnson’s girlfriend may not be as sweet and nice as she appears to the cameras. Might be better with her running the country for Johnson, rather than Cummings.

And, God help us, Farage will be coming back from his stint as the warm up man for his mate, the US loser, to try to resume stirring up discontent. Now that his mate isn’t able to prevent any questions on Brexit and the Good Friday agreement, he’ll have to come up with something.

Well Farage is simple and his single issue attitude to politics and his cult members.

 

Covid denying party.  And you'll find out in time that he'll have managed in one way or another to have jumped the vaccine queue.

 

 

Edited November 14, 2020 by DETTY29

[SectionDJambo]

1 hour ago, DETTY29 said:

Well Farage is simple and his single issue attitude to politics and his cult members.

 

Covid denying party.  And you'll find out in time that he'll have managed in one way or another to have jumped the vaccine queue.

 

 

As well as move to live in Germany after Brexit. He is one really creepy character, who has a habit of only appearing when the moment is right for him. The rest of the time he is hiding under his stone.

[The Real Maroonblood]

1 hour ago, SectionDJambo said:

As well as move to live in Germany after Brexit. He is one really creepy character, who has a habit of only appearing when the moment is right for him. The rest of the time he is hiding under his stone.

[Cade]

No movement on the UK's ridiculous red lines.

No Deal is looking increasingly likely unless we cave in and start living in the real world.

 

Sticking points remain:

UK waters and fishing rights. Trashing the entire national economy to defend one tiny sector is insane.

UK state aid (I thought the hard brexit lot and Tories in general were dead against communist ideas like state aid but what do I know)
And the legal processes by which breaches of agreements are handled. That pesky international law thing again.

 

[Pans Jambo]

Brexit & fishing eh?

 

https://news.stv.tv/feature/fishermen-warn-bad-brexit-trade-deal-could-wipe-them-out?top

 

[Lone Striker]

On 13/11/2020 at 09:44, Pans Jambo said:

Nobody likes to look in the mirror and admit that you have been had. That they have had the wool pulled over their eyes, that they're a mug, that they're gullible.

 

If you voted for tory Brexit because you believed these charlatons...

 

You've been had!

 

But it's OK because the LIED to you...and still are.

In the interests of fairness .......

 

Brexit wasn't just supported by Conservative politicians (and it was actually a minority of them).  Labour had several..... even the SNP had a few too.   Just sayin'.

[manaliveits105]

7 minutes ago, Lone Striker said:

In the interests of fairness .......

 

Brexit wasn't just supported by Conservative politicians (and it was actually a minority of them).  Labour had several..... even the SNP had a few too.   Just sayin'.

Get with the programme fairness is not allowed on political threads

[Lone Striker]

1 hour ago, Cade said:

No movement on the UK's ridiculous red lines.

No Deal is looking increasingly likely unless we cave in and start living in the real world.

 

Sticking points remain:

UK waters and fishing rights. Trashing the entire national economy to defend one tiny sector is insane.

UK state aid (I thought the hard brexit lot and Tories in general were dead against communist ideas like state aid but what do I know)
And the legal processes by which breaches of agreements are handled. That pesky international law thing again.

 

I think state aid includes things like investment grants from governments which big companies look for when deciding where to locate their factories & offices.   Some folk would call that competitive tendering, others would call it legal bribery. 

 

[Lone Striker]

27 minutes ago, manaliveits105 said:

Get with the programme fairness is not allowed on political threads

[Pans Jambo]

3 hours ago, Lone Striker said:

In the interests of fairness .......

 

Brexit wasn't just supported by Conservative politicians (and it was actually a minority of them).  Labour had several..... even the SNP had a few too.   Just sayin'.

Its not aimed at political parties. Its aimed at the people who were told that Brexit would be the easiest deal in history, we will maintain freedom of movement, access to the free market and believed it. 

It doesnt look like that now and its OK to admit that you were taken in by the lies and deception of the shysters like farrage and the ERG.

Just out of interest, who was it in the SNP that were pro-Brexit at the time???

Edited November 16, 2020 by Pans Jambo

[Malinga the Swinga]

3 hours ago, Lone Striker said:

In the interests of fairness .......

 

Brexit wasn't just supported by Conservative politicians (and it was actually a minority of them).  Labour had several..... even the SNP had a few too.   Just sayin'.

Be prepared for trouble as you have crossed line for many on here. Asking for fairness and saying any SNP, even 1 member, supported Brexit. You'll have them on your back soon enough. 

[NANOJAMBO]

3 hours ago, Lone Striker said:

In the interests of fairness .......

 

Brexit wasn't just supported by Conservative politicians (and it was actually a minority of them).  Labour had several..... even the SNP had a few too.   Just sayin'.

Can you point out who from Labour/SNP was in leave.uk or similar group ?

Otherwise who from Labour/SNP actively campaigned for brexit. 

Living in England I'm curious to know how widespread support was for brexit in Scotland.

Cheers. 

[Pans Jambo]

33 minutes ago, Malinga the Swinga said:

Be prepared for trouble as you have crossed line for many on here. Asking for fairness and saying any SNP, even 1 member, supported Brexit. You'll have them on your back soon enough. 

If you make a statement on here about anything and pass it as fact should it not be challenged?

Or is it OK to spaff pish and take it as fact?

He said "Labour had several..... even the SNP had a few too.   Just sayin'."

I just asked for the names of the SNP MSP's (or MP's) that supported Brexit at the time.

Is that not allowed then?