Brexit -am I stupid or what

Farage is hoping to make a pact with Boris, the lunatics have taken over the asylum.

 

Are you talking about me again?

 

I heard Farage on the radio yesterday saying he doesn't really want to join with Boris but would prefer another referendum, but he didn't say he wouldn't join with him.

 

Farage would sell his own mother to stay in the limelight. The one thing that BoJo has is that he has an opinion and isn't afraid to share it and make some waves to make progress; he can make a decision (even if he changes his view at a later date!) and run with it which is something that has been lacking recently.

 

I think the only Politician that didn't change his mind was the one that died before he could
History shows that it is llttered with innumerable Politicians of all status, poliical colours, gender, and countries who changed their mind in their careers for whatever reason and with varying results. It always appears that when a Polticiian enters into a vital position, whether in a crisis like the present one, . so predictably,, how they get attacked, criticised, mocked, in some form or another but always negatively. Take a look at any present UK Politician, of any political colour, and there isn't one out who would want to take up the "Posioned" Chalice" of getting us out of the EU with a new fair deal , confronting the EU's stance of refusing to renegotiate, whilst the baying hordes of Tory remainers, an extremist Labour Party Leader who is disliked by his own MP's, or the Liberals Party that has never been solely in power as a Government are out there bringing Parliament to a mindless, selfish, state where they cannot take any decision, even changing a toilet roll. As I mentioned before the UK nation tends to criticise, mock, degingrate, any Politician, while the country is in a crisis, who is looking for the support and backing they need. Whenever this sort of situation arises, no matter who the Poltitician is, I take a look in the mirror and realise I haven't the moral or political courage to do what they are doing and I shake my head while wishing them well, whoever it is.

 

Are you sure you're talking about me, Lori?? I think my fingers are slowly getting more flexible but I will take things more slowly whilst proof reading my posts more carefully.
Thank you, sincerely, for your kind remarks.

 

I remember Gladstone winning in 1880 but they haven't won anything since WWI.

 

Didn't we both vote for him, Shiney??

 

Thank you, KFF, as you know your friendship is greatly, and sincerely, appreciated

 

Did you vote for him as well??, Pete. along with me amd Shiney.