Brexit -am I stupid or what

I still think he will be forced to ask for an extension.
It's all bluster on his part.

Not saying that is wrong, just that we needed a bit more of that 3yrs ago.

 

If it's any consolation, I would if I had any influence

 

Or maybe they can't believe how shambolically it's been handled by Westminster and are totally bemused?

 

Not bemused, amused.

 

Take a look at September 19th - 3 videos - before, during and after - what a sham.

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Reminds me of the House of Lords - clocking in for 10 mins so that they can claim their daily allowance. Apparently Farage does the same thing.

 

Living on the Isle of Man at the time, I and the residents of the island didn't have the opportunity to vote in the referendum as it's not a member of the EU. If I'd had the option I would have voted to leave. Mr S on the other hand would have voted to remain so we cancelled each other out. Right now I would still vote to leave for many of the voiced opinions here. Mr S would also vote to leave but out of respect it's not for me to voice his opinion in a public domain.

I've posted a couple of times on this thread but prefer to read the discussion between others and acknowledge posts along the way.

 

Is this Brexit thing, competing with, 'The Archers'? as being the longest running saga/series?
Until a few days ago. I had a poor opinion of D. Rees-Mogg. I now respect him as being a very clever man, with principles. I'm sure it was he, who recently said. We should never have joined the EU in the first place.

Of course other countries are hanging onto us. Britain is, their bread and butter. Britain is, that hen that lays the golden egg.

Perhaps another mistake, apart from joining. The UK. Should at the outset the british isles have registered as. The United Kingdom. Thus encompassing Ireland, Wales & Scotland.

 

He might have done, but he was probably quoting me at the time.