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Oh my, yes I saw that! Presumably the “pinch” in that analogy is somebodies else’s livelihood and not his. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It doesn’t matter, that’s my point. You’d just say “so called experts” or “the world hasn’t ended like remainers predicted” or some other pitifully banal shite aimed to obfuscate the issue for people who are hard of thinking. When it’s a bot on twitter, I get it. When it’s a shill journalist...

“So called experts” You’ve really got nothing, have you? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

So the government believe we can expect a reduction in GDP on a par with the global financial crisis. When Brexit voters start losing jobs they’ll have the “blitz spirit” to get them through and presumably hope their mortgage companies accept payment in that format. Personally I’ll be...

Yes, it is my choice to look at what’s going on, make and assessment and form opinion. Just as it is your choice to observe this lying shower of shit, who have made tactical error after tactical error, have alienated dozens of their own MPs, who have made several members of the the most cynical...

No. They were criticised for pretending to prepare and awarding contracts to pretend ferry companies then they were criticised for making a show of preparing after parliament had made it illegal. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

There isn’t. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You may well be right. Everyone has discussing whether the no deal stuff was a threat or their intended outcome and openly debating that. I’m just saying you can’t really complain of people thinking he wants no deal. It’s impossible to tell what the plan is (if there is one). Sent from my...

Again they’ve gone out of their way to normalise no deal. It’s just crazy to criticise people for suspecting he wants no deal. Plus most people saying that openly admit they think he’s a charlatan and a complete turd. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Its not really nonsense though is it, the government has gone out of its way to normalise no deal. Anyway, there seems to be progress towards a deal of some kind which is great news. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yes there were a range of opinions. Please note that the government has been saying they’re ready for no deal and saying they’d do it if they couldn’t get a deal so that’s a perfectly reasonable conclusion. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Robins new contract! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Interesting... haven’t they hyped relatively minor stuff in the past a bit too much though? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It depends on what has unlocked the situation. If he’s gone for a border in the Irish Sea then he’s done what everyone has been saying for 3 years, made a compromise instead of pretending we can have it all our own way. It’s also the solution that was first proposed by the EU until we suggested...

Indeed, I was about to pose the question if there’s been a breakthrough who has he thrown under the bus. My guess would be the DUP. I’m sure it will be spun as a victory for BJ and he’s the man who unlocked the situation and got things moving and lead to the tories gaining a few votes in the...

No I’m not saying we shouldn’t look at making a deal. I’m looking at the logic of the situation, as you suggest, and my conclusion is that a deal probably isn’t possible until one or more Tory red lines are dropped and somebody is honest with voters and makes them understand we will have to...

Its a deal on the transition period and starting point for negotiating the future arrangements but sure. Point still still stands though. Yes we could have our own deal but we’d have to do the same as Switz and Norway, opt for some of the off the shelf components. This has been ruled out by...

The deal we have as members is unique. The deal negotiated with May was unique. What are you saying, could we have another unique deal? Sure, but it would need time to negotiate and the view of the EU (and most sensible observers) is that Mays deal is the only solution to our red lines and has...

It doesn’t necessarily take a lot of MPs to be sitting to force the government to show its hand though so I’m not sure whether this is an erroneous point. Admittedly it doesn’t look great. That aside it isn’t just about the time available for parliament to ask specific questions. It’s about...

Yeah a few bills have been worked on. The idea nothing has happened is just more disinformation. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk