God. Do you remember the days when everyone was sweating about whether the deal would be agreed at the September or December summit, in case there wasn't enough time to sort the practicalities out?
Happy, carefree times.
Do you remember the discussions on whether or not a successful Brexit would bring an electoral dividend or not?
God. Do you remember the days when everyone was sweating about whether the deal would be agreed at the September or December summit, in case there wasn't enough time to sort the practicalities out?
Happy, carefree times.
Do you remember the discussions on whether or not a successful Brexit would bring an electoral dividend or not?
It's going to be great
*sad, bitter laughter*
When we are eating the last rat in the freezing wastes just outside Reading I shall tell my grandkids that I voted Leave as a bit of a joke, on a sunny Primrose Hill afternoon, happy in the knowledge that Remain would win.
God. Do you remember the days when everyone was sweating about whether the deal would be agreed at the September or December summit, in case there wasn't enough time to sort the practicalities out?
Happy, carefree times.
Do you remember the discussions on whether or not a successful Brexit would bring an electoral dividend or not?
It's going to be great
*sad, bitter laughter*
When we are eating the last rat in the freezing wastes just outside Reading I shall tell my grandkids that I voted Leave as a bit of a joke, on a sunny Primrose Hill afternoon, happy in the knowledge that Remain would win.
God. Do you remember the days when everyone was sweating about whether the deal would be agreed at the September or December summit, in case there wasn't enough time to sort the practicalities out?
Happy, carefree times.
Do you remember the discussions on whether or not a successful Brexit would bring an electoral dividend or not?
It's going to be great
*sad, bitter laughter*
I voted Leave as a bit of a joke, on a sunny Primrose Hill afternoon, happy in the knowledge that Remain would win.
Didn't it rain heavily in London for most of the afternoon? I recall getting drenched, albeit I voted well into the evening.
God. Do you remember the days when everyone was sweating about whether the deal would be agreed at the September or December summit, in case there wasn't enough time to sort the practicalities out?
Happy, carefree times.
Do you remember the discussions on whether or not a successful Brexit would bring an electoral dividend or not?
It's going to be great
It will.. if she gets it through, she’ll be flying high.
God. Do you remember the days when everyone was sweating about whether the deal would be agreed at the September or December summit, in case there wasn't enough time to sort the practicalities out?
Happy, carefree times.
Do you remember the discussions on whether or not a successful Brexit would bring an electoral dividend or not?
It's going to be great
*sad, bitter laughter*
When we are eating the last rat in the freezing wastes just outside Reading I shall tell my grandkids that I voted Leave as a bit of a joke, on a sunny Primrose Hill afternoon, happy in the knowledge that Remain would win.
Just a thought - has the Remain wing of the Cabinet found their collective cojones and resigned? It would explain a fair amount of what's happening right now.
Just a thought - has the Remain wing of the Cabinet found their collective cojones and resigned? It would explain a fair amount of what's happening right now.
Possible. But both Remainer and Leaver ministers looked incredibly concerned in that clip.
I think an election is more likely. But, God knows.
My guess: May about to agree with party leaders that political settlement part of WA will be revised on basis of a series of votes the Commons. Once a formula that will command a majority is agreed then it will be taken back to EU. Ask EU for short extension on that basis.
Just a thought - has the Remain wing of the Cabinet found their collective cojones and resigned? It would explain a fair amount of what's happening right now.
Good thinking. Or at least are on the brink of doing so.
Just a thought - has the Remain wing of the Cabinet found their collective cojones and resigned? It would explain a fair amount of what's happening right now.
Good thinking. Or at least are on the brink of doing so.
What would the practical effect of that be? TMay has to resign? And we get a cross party ultra-soft Brexit? Splitting the Tories?
Just a thought - has the Remain wing of the Cabinet found their collective cojones and resigned? It would explain a fair amount of what's happening right now.
Good thinking. Or at least are on the brink of doing so.
What would the practical effect of that be? TMay has to resign? And we get a cross party ultra-soft Brexit? Splitting the Tories?
Just a thought - has the Remain wing of the Cabinet found their collective cojones and resigned? It would explain a fair amount of what's happening right now.
Good thinking. Or at least are on the brink of doing so.
What would the practical effect of that be? TMay has to resign? And we get a cross party ultra-soft Brexit? Splitting the Tories?
Morris Dancer's Historical Stoic-o-meter (just a few off the top of my head), from heroic to wet lettuce:
Constantine Dragases removing his imperial purple garb and charging into the fray, to certain death. Alfred the Great continuing the fight when his kingdom was a few square feet of marsh. Britain during the Blitz and the Battle of Britain. Henry V standing to fight at Agincourt against vastly larger forces. The soldiers of Adea refusing to fight because they had too much respect for Alexander the Great's mother, Olympias. The paying of Danegeld. Polyperchon handing over Heracles[sp], the bastard son of Alexander the Great, to Cassander. John giving away strategically critical land in France to Philip Augustus when he learnt Richard the Lionheart was no longer captive.
God. Do you remember the days when everyone was sweating about whether the deal would be agreed at the September or December summit, in case there wasn't enough time to sort the practicalities out?
Happy, carefree times.
Do you remember the discussions on whether or not a successful Brexit would bring an electoral dividend or not?
It's going to be great
*sad, bitter laughter*
When we are eating the last rat in the freezing wastes just outside Reading I shall tell my grandkids that I voted Leave as a bit of a joke, on a sunny Primrose Hill afternoon, happy in the knowledge that Remain would win.
Then my grandchildren will kill me.
Only because they’re hungry
Think of it as your final service.
(In happier news we have just opened our first office outside London)
Here it is boys and girls. The government of the United Kingdom triggered a process that completes next Friday. The EU believe that efforts are in effect to put a stop to that completion, but cannot be clear who is actually running the government of the United Kingdom. Those of us living here have been thinking for ages that this is an OmniFuckingShambles (the full and correct Malcolm Tucker quote) but May blithely continued on pretending to be the PM.
It has taken the EU to point out that she is only pretending. That she hasn't the backing of her own cabinet never mind her own government never mind the Commons. So perhaps, just perhaps, with the rejection of her begging letter it has sunk in somewhere in the Fuck Business party that it needs to remove her immediately before time runs out.
Just a thought - has the Remain wing of the Cabinet found their collective cojones and resigned? It would explain a fair amount of what's happening right now.
Possible. But both Remainer and Leaver ministers looked incredibly concerned in that clip.
I think an election is more likely. But, God knows.
Theresa May has finally decided she can't take it anymore and has asked Jeremy Corbyn to take over and sort out Brexit, assuming he turns up to the meeting.
Either that she has tasked her top troubleshooter, Chris Grayling, to do the job and the prospect of that happy outcome is reflected in the faces of his colleagues.
My guess, which is worth precisely nothing, is she's about to announce we are heading for No Deal unless enough of those on the Opposition benches care to prevent it.
My guess: May about to agree with party leaders that political settlement part of WA will be revised on basis of a series of votes the Commons. Once a formula that will command a majority is agreed then it will be taken back to EU. Ask EU for short extension on that basis.
That'd be sensible. Ultra remain will be horrified though !
God. Do you remember the days when everyone was sweating about whether the deal would be agreed at the September or December summit, in case there wasn't enough time to sort the practicalities out?
Happy, carefree times.
Do you remember the discussions on whether or not a successful Brexit would bring an electoral dividend or not?
It's going to be great
*sad, bitter laughter*
When we are eating the last rat in the freezing wastes just outside Reading I shall tell my grandkids that I voted Leave as a bit of a joke, on a sunny Primrose Hill afternoon, happy in the knowledge that Remain would win.
Then my grandchildren will kill me.
Only because they’re hungry
Think of it as your final service.
(In happier news we have just opened our first office outside London)
God. Do you remember the days when everyone was sweating about whether the deal would be agreed at the September or December summit, in case there wasn't enough time to sort the practicalities out?
Happy, carefree times.
Do you remember the discussions on whether or not a successful Brexit would bring an electoral dividend or not?
It's going to be great
*sad, bitter laughter*
When we are eating the last rat in the freezing wastes just outside Reading I shall tell my grandkids that I voted Leave as a bit of a joke, on a sunny Primrose Hill afternoon, happy in the knowledge that Remain would win.
Then my grandchildren will kill me.
Only because they’re hungry
Think of it as your final service.
(In happier news we have just opened our first office outside London)
Comments
He’d have been beholden to the SNP which would have seen UKIP surge in England and Wales.
Just imagine a overtly Muslim hating, immigrant bashing Farage party winning a general election.
There’s a circle of hell reserved for those Kippers that enabled to what it has become today.
https://twitter.com/peterwalker99/status/1108394111244124160
When we are eating the last rat in the freezing wastes just outside Reading I shall tell my grandkids that I voted Leave as a bit of a joke, on a sunny Primrose Hill afternoon, happy in the knowledge that Remain would win.
Then my grandchildren will kill me.
What a silly sausage you were, eh?
MV3 to pass: 38%
UK to Brexit by 29th: 16%
A50 revoked: 23%
A50 extended: 84% <---??
EU ref before 2020: 28%
But that video is further upthread, and yes, they don't look happy...
I like it even more if the Labour response is OK but only if we get a GE.
What's happened? New election?
https://www.lrb.co.uk/v41/n06/jeremy-harding/among-the-gilets-jaunes
I think an election is more likely. But, God knows.
I’m going to miss all the good stuff aren’t I?
At 6:30 I attend the Free From Food Awards. Its a Free Bar...
Constantine Dragases removing his imperial purple garb and charging into the fray, to certain death.
Alfred the Great continuing the fight when his kingdom was a few square feet of marsh.
Britain during the Blitz and the Battle of Britain.
Henry V standing to fight at Agincourt against vastly larger forces.
The soldiers of Adea refusing to fight because they had too much respect for Alexander the Great's mother, Olympias.
The paying of Danegeld.
Polyperchon handing over Heracles[sp], the bastard son of Alexander the Great, to Cassander.
John giving away strategically critical land in France to Philip Augustus when he learnt Richard the Lionheart was no longer captive.
Foreign Sec: Lord Mandelson
Chancellor: Lord Osborne
Brexit Secretary: Michael Gove.
Corbyn can be tea boy.
Best of luck.
Edited extra bit: ahem, I thought it was posterior, but it appears to be in through the mouth
Anyway, I hope it goes well.
Think of it as your final service.
(In happier news we have just opened our first office outside London)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vTK9GhwlgE
It has taken the EU to point out that she is only pretending. That she hasn't the backing of her own cabinet never mind her own government never mind the Commons. So perhaps, just perhaps, with the rejection of her begging letter it has sunk in somewhere in the Fuck Business party that it needs to remove her immediately before time runs out.
Either that she has tasked her top troubleshooter, Chris Grayling, to do the job and the prospect of that happy outcome is reflected in the faces of his colleagues.
Clarke on his worse day is better than any other MP on their best day.
The Prime Minister Mr Jeremy Clunt.
Were you taught LGBT lessons at a young age?
Only parliament can collectively choose a Deal, revote, etc.
Oh, conditional upon MV3 passing.
We're doomed, lads.
https://twitter.com/DPJHodges/status/1108400750168809473