Getting a bit silly now?
Getting a bit silly now?
Tusk has said he has wandered what kind of 'special' place in hell awaits those who promote Brexit.
Re: Getting a bit silly now?
No, he said for those who promoted Brexit, then dissapeared from working towards it....
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Re: Getting a bit silly now?
"special place in hell" for "those who promoted Brexit without even a sketch of a plan of how to carry it out safely".
Does it make it any better when shown in context??
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Steve
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Steve
it doesnt, but these people have promoted a massive change for the populace and then walked away from responsibility. Or, like Boris, even continued to lie in parliament, even when warned he was in breach......
it doesnt, but these people have promoted a massive change for the populace and then walked away from responsibility. Or, like Boris, even continued to lie in parliament, even when warned he was in breach......
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Re: Getting a bit silly now?
Watch the video here and you can all decide between yourselves as to what Tusk actually said:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-47143135
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-47143135
"Have Camera, Will Travel"
Re: Getting a bit silly now?
I quite liked Nigel Farage's response.
It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog.
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mikesjn
Re: Getting a bit silly now?
I thought he was a senior diplomat, whatever the title, for a block representing 28 nations. Is Trumpism a contagious disease?
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This made me laugh on Twitter:
Upset Leave MPs, get your revenge and prove Tusk wrong by simply posting your original detailed referendum plans online to show how you aren't all charlatans without a clue, driving an entire country to destruction in the hope of profiting from the hell you create.
Upset Leave MPs, get your revenge and prove Tusk wrong by simply posting your original detailed referendum plans online to show how you aren't all charlatans without a clue, driving an entire country to destruction in the hope of profiting from the hell you create.
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Haha, nice one!Re: Getting a bit silly now?
Arrogance must be your favourite word Hudswell, I would say he is more frustrated with the antics of your fellow Brexiteers.
I take it you've not heard some of the nasty and embarrassing comments made by Farage (your fellow Brexiteer) has made about the EU Commission and MEPs because I'm sure you would be very very critical of him as well or is it only a one way street as far as you're concerned?
Jim
I take it you've not heard some of the nasty and embarrassing comments made by Farage (your fellow Brexiteer) has made about the EU Commission and MEPs because I'm sure you would be very very critical of him as well or is it only a one way street as far as you're concerned?
Jim
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Re: Getting a bit silly now?
Hudswell
You're more sensitive than Peter Bone; it's a good job you didn't work in the construction industry.
Jim
You're more sensitive than Peter Bone; it's a good job you didn't work in the construction industry.
Jim
Re: Getting a bit silly now?
They are held to account more than our lot are. You go on about Democracy but you can be an abject failure and be voted out by the populace only to be parachuted into a nice safe seat in another Ward if you're one of the blue eyes; Boris springs to mind.
You tend to forget that Brexit is affecting another 400 million people as well as 60 million Brits but at least they have stuck to their principles unlike our worthless leaders and I use the term leaders loosely.
It is our MPs who have rejected the deal, not them which is something you conveniently forget and if there is a no deal Brexit it is totally the responsibility of this government.
Jim
You tend to forget that Brexit is affecting another 400 million people as well as 60 million Brits but at least they have stuck to their principles unlike our worthless leaders and I use the term leaders loosely.
It is our MPs who have rejected the deal, not them which is something you conveniently forget and if there is a no deal Brexit it is totally the responsibility of this government.
Jim
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Oh dear, Tusk's jibes haven't worked, now they (the EU) have got another nasty piece of work, Guy Verhofstadt, to have a go at/try to scare us.
Well bring it on, if name calling is the best they can do, childish school playground stuff, it shows we will be well out of that club.
Rise above it Britain.
Jackie
Well bring it on, if name calling is the best they can do, childish school playground stuff, it shows we will be well out of that club.
Rise above it Britain.
Jackie
It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog.
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Hudswell
If I don't like what?
I think there's more chance of you voting for Corbyn than the likes of Poland, Hungary or Italy leaving the EU; they know which side their breads buttered.
Some may want an EU Federal State, so what; a number of people want the UK to be a republic but it's not going to happen any time soon or ever just like the EU Federation.
As I keep saying and you keep ignoring, a deal has been made and it's the British parliament who have rejected it, not the EU but you just don't appear to understand this.
Jim
If I don't like what?
I think there's more chance of you voting for Corbyn than the likes of Poland, Hungary or Italy leaving the EU; they know which side their breads buttered.
Some may want an EU Federal State, so what; a number of people want the UK to be a republic but it's not going to happen any time soon or ever just like the EU Federation.
As I keep saying and you keep ignoring, a deal has been made and it's the British parliament who have rejected it, not the EU but you just don't appear to understand this.
Jim
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Hudswell
You will not get consensus in parliament, there are too many factions in the Tory Party never mind all the others. You are blaming the EU because parliament can't agree on anything and even if you put the deal to the people the same problems would occur.
There is no Federal State; there's more chance of being extradited to the USA than there is to the EU. As I've said before and will keep saying, the ordinary man and women has benefited more from EU legislation than they ever have from any of the major parties in the UK but if you prefer being a Serf to the rich and titled of the UK that's your prerogative because they will start chipping away at our rights as soon as they get the opportunity.
Jim
You will not get consensus in parliament, there are too many factions in the Tory Party never mind all the others. You are blaming the EU because parliament can't agree on anything and even if you put the deal to the people the same problems would occur.
There is no Federal State; there's more chance of being extradited to the USA than there is to the EU. As I've said before and will keep saying, the ordinary man and women has benefited more from EU legislation than they ever have from any of the major parties in the UK but if you prefer being a Serf to the rich and titled of the UK that's your prerogative because they will start chipping away at our rights as soon as they get the opportunity.
Jim
