Is Brexit actually going to happen?

[Combustible]

Which remainer will play the role of Bloody Mary?

 

[Raheem]

Which remainer will play the role of Bloody Mary?

Diane Abbott, on the tube.

 

[Badgers]

Secret report reveals government fear of schools chaos after no-deal Brexit | Brexit | The Guardian

Sounds a bit shit

 

[bluescreen]

Ah, gwaan.

In a section entitled School Food, it talks of the “risk that communications in this area could spark undue alarm or panic food buying among the general public... Warehousing and stockpiling capacity will be more limited in the pre-Xmas period."

So doesn't it make sense for Joe Public to help them out by making use of every domestic pantry/kitchen cupboard/space under the bed before any crisis?

ETA: Every little helps

 

[Smokeandsteam]

Snobbish, sneering, laughably wide off the mark and writing off millions of people who have deep, myriad, reasons for identifying with their side.

Remain really has brought the most vile elements of the middle class - which they normally work hard to submerge - floating to the surface. Like a lump of fucking shit:

 

[Kaka Tim]

Snobbish, sneering, laughably wide off the mark and writing off millions of people who have deep, myriad, reasons for identifying with their side.

Remain really has brought the most vile elements of the middle class - which they normally work hard to submerge - floating to the surface. Like a lump of fucking shit:

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twatty thing to say - but mike harding is old folk singer and lefty from manchester from a solid w/class background. not really typical guardianista fodder.

 

[SpackleFrog]

twatty thing to say - but mike harding is old folk singer and lefty from manchester from a solid w/class background. not really typical guardianista fodder.

It's a typical Guardianista comment, solid w/class background or no.

 

[butchersapron]

twatty thing to say - but mike harding is old folk singer and lefty from manchester from a solid w/class background. not really typical guardianista fodder.

He's been a BBC man his whole life since majority.

His best role was to wind up the 'real folk' stalinist and poshoes. Ewan macoll and all that - equally BBC types - by not performing proper folk music.

 

[Smokeandsteam]

twatty thing to say - but mike harding is old folk singer and lefty from manchester from a solid w/class background. not really typical guardianista fodder.

He’s come a long way from his background then.

What does he think posting stuff like this does? What purpose does it serve? Who does it convince? How does it prevent the ever widening cleavage?

 

[Kaka Tim]

He's been a BBC man his whole life since majority.

His best role was to wind up the 'real folk' stalinist and poshoes. Ewan macoll and all that - equally BBC types by not performing proper folk music.

i have fond memories of him doing daft folks songs on the telly as a kid-my dad was a fan. Not surprised po-faced macoll wasn't.

 

[Kaka Tim]

He’s come a long way from his background then.

What does he think posting stuff like this does? What purpose does it serve? Who does it convince? How does it prevent the ever widening cleavage?

no mystery - its "bloke posts ill thought-out drivel on twitter"

 

[Proper Tidy]

Was Enoch Powell a massive Villa fan or something

 

[kabbes]

Was Enoch Powell a massive Villa fan or something

Millwall till he died

 

[Ranbay]

 

[brogdale]

Bogdanor's response to Cummings' claim that it's all too late for Parliament to stop a 'no-deal' exit at halloween.

MPs can still thwart Boris Johnson over no deal. Here’s how | Vernon Bogdanor

If tl/dr - possible, but unlikely to succeed; all aces in Johnson's hand.

 

[Ranbay]

 

[TopCat]

Millwall till he died

No he feckin g wasn't.

 

[andysays]

Bogdanor's response to Cummings' claim that it's all too late for Parliament to stop a 'no-deal' exit at halloween.

MPs can still thwart Boris Johnson over no deal. Here’s how | Vernon Bogdanor

If tl/dr - possible, but unlikely to succeed; all aces in Johnson's hand.

Not only are all the aces in his hand, but there would be serious constitutional (and potentially legal) obstacles to overcome.

And all the while Ranbay's clock is ticking...

 

[Pickman's model]

107 days

 

[Ranbay]

 

[brogdale]

Not only are all the aces in his hand, but there would be serious constitutional (and potentially legal) obstacles to overcome.

And all the while Ranbay's clock is ticking...

Indeed...some of which relate to the other Cameron/Yellow tories legacy of the FTPA.

 

[Gaia]

107 days

You counting backwards, PM…? You're 20 days out.

 

[Pickman's model]

You counting backwards, PM…? You're 20 days out.

i don't care if he goes early.

 

[Ming]

More fun from the gift that keeps on giving.

 

[Ranbay]

 

[brogdale]

. DP

 

[brogdale]

 

[philosophical]

This is from the Guardian today. It is by somebody living meters on the UK side of the soon to be (hopefully not) controlled border.
I link it as additional information as much as anything.
It is a short read.

Hard Brexiters’ stance on the Irish border is nonsense – I can tell you, I grew up there | Séamas O’Reilly

 

[Wilf]

I don't go along with remainiac wailing about locusts and food shortages in the event of no deal Brexit. But it's quite astonishing that we've got to this point with Johnson and the EU glaring at each other, no obvious movement towards any kind of settlement (even though there will some wild running around and shouting mid October). Putting aside the larger political economy this really is the 'failure of politics'. Only pompous fuckers talk about the failure of politics, but in this case it's a full on parliamentary fuck up. 2 different administrations have (so far) completely failed to deliver anything - while the parliamentary majority against no deal has still not managed to assert itself to the point where there won't be a no deal. fucking useless.

 

[SpackleFrog]

I don't go along with remainiac wailing about locusts and food shortages in the event of no deal Brexit. But it's quite astonishing that we've got to this point with Johnson and the EU glaring at each other, no obvious movement towards any kind of settlement (even though there will some wild running around and shouting mid October). Putting aside the larger political economy this really is the 'failure of politics'. Only pompous fuckers talk about the failure of politics, but in this case it's a full on parliamentary fuck up. 2 different administrations have (so far) completely failed to deliver anything - while the parliamentary majority against no deal has still not managed to assert itself to the point where there won't be a no deal. fucking useless.

Some people (not me) might say that actually the fact that this is happening rather than a war is an indication of the success of politics.

Those people would probably be Remaniac cunts though and I won't have any truck with them. They're wrong.