General Discussion
This thread got derailed by Lynne, God only knows why she had to bring Brexit into a discussion about the car park.
It's been two years since the referendum, will you ever get over it?
Wollaston campaigned for Brexit until just two weeks before the referendum, but then had a sudden change of mind and came out supporting Remain instead. Wholly unreliable, and can't be trusted in my opinion.
Brexit ate my sandwich. https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/996750/Brexit-news-fresh-sandwich-project-fear-BBC-Brexit-latest-Marcus-Fysh-Newsnight
Momentum plot to takeover Labour Party https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2017/mar/18/secret-tape-reveals-momentum-plot-to-link-with-unite-seize-control-of-labour Labour’s anti-Semitism https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/labour-mp-ian-austin-accuses-jeremy-corbyn-of-defending-antisemites-as-he-faces-action-over-row-a3898911.html ...
Corbyn is a communist, the Labour Party has been taken over by the far-left group Momentum, and then there's the little matter of all that anti-semitism in the Labour Party. A Corbyn government would decimate this country.
Well Totnes is pretty well known for having a high percentage of nutters living there.
Call it what you like, it would still send the country down the plughole.
Under May's leadership we will never get to a no-deal situation, she is a Remainer and will cravenly accede to every demand from the EU. That will certainly bring about a leadership challenge, but even if we do get a PM with a backbone parliament will veto a no-deal and then we are into general election territory with the prospect a Corbyn government. Increasingly over the last 40 years ...
Most of those "broken promises" apply only to the transition period, and others are mere conjecture. The article even complains that we will be paying into the EU till 2064, I think it was rather canny to spread the £40bn settlement over 45 years rather than handing it all in one go, only The Guardian could think that is a bad move. And of course, if we leave without a deal all these ...
