Re: Brexit disaster : Wed Oct 26, 2022 4:22 pm  

Craig_David wrote:

Eu remoaner lefty tofu eater s workers to anti growth coalition of chaos supporters. Don’t believe a word of anything from MSM do you own research from independent sources on YouTube like me.

You are Suella Braverman and I claim £5.

Congrats on getting reappointed !

Re: Brexit disaster : Thu Nov 03, 2022 1:49 pm  

Of course Corbyn would have been a disaster wouldn't he?

Re: Brexit disaster : Mon Nov 14, 2022 10:34 am  

RfE wrote:

Of course Corbyn would have been a disaster wouldn't he?

You are Rishi Sunak and I claim my £5.
He loves to mention Corbyn at every opportunity to try and deflect attention from the utter chaos of the Tory "government".

At least there is an admission (from Hunt) that Brexit has, up to now caused harm to the economy but, there are yet more promises that it will improve.
Unfortunately, while we wait for the magical, mystical, improvement, the country is falling further and further behind other nations.

[Mild Rover]

Re: Brexit disaster : Tue Nov 15, 2022 10:58 pm  

UKCA mark requirement postponed again, to 2025 now. If I was a cynic, I’d say it has been left as a turd in the bog for the next government to deal with, to howls of faux-patriotic outrage from those who know perfectly well how unworkable it’d be to make it a universal requirement.

Re: Brexit disaster : Wed Nov 16, 2022 6:20 am  

wrencat1873 wrote:

You are Rishi Sunak and I claim my £5.
He loves to mention Corbyn at every opportunity to try and deflect attention from the utter chaos of the Tory "government".

Could It be he knows he's on a winner here

Re: Brexit disaster : Wed Nov 16, 2022 2:55 pm  

chissitt wrote:

Could It be he knows he's on a winner here

Slightly desperate if you ask me.
The last 3 PM's have made Corbyn look like a class act.

It's just a cheap mudslinging exercise and frankly, if that is the best defence that Sunak has, heaven help us all.

It would now seem that, in order to achieve his 100+ backers, Sunak has been happy to give cabinet posts to "soiled goods", Williamson, Braverman and now Raab all look like damaged good, all given cabinet posts in return for their support of Sunak.
Williamson gone and Braverman & Raab hanging on by their fingernails.

How many more will be found out ?

Re: Brexit disaster : Wed Nov 16, 2022 3:06 pm  

wrencat1873 wrote:

Slightly desperate if you ask me.
The last 3 PM's have made Corbyn look like a class act.

It's just a cheap mudslinging exercise and frankly, if that is the best defence that Sunak has, heaven help us all.

It would now seem that, in order to achieve his 100+ backers, Sunak has been happy to give cabinet posts to "soiled goods", Williamson, Braverman and now Raab all look like damaged good, all given cabinet posts in return for their support of Sunak.
Williamson gone and Braverman & Raab hanging on by their fingernails.

How many more will be found out ?

Ask me one on pop music

Re: Brexit disaster : Thu Nov 17, 2022 8:32 am  

chissitt wrote:

Ask me one on pop music

Is that a song by "M" ?

Re: Brexit disaster : Thu Nov 17, 2022 11:22 am  

wrencat1873 wrote:

Is that a song by "M" ?

Not much gets past you is there squire but to be clear I was talking about pop music in general terms if that helps, I'm sure that most intelligent people get more pleasure listening to music than listen to Jeremy Corbyn.

Re: Brexit disaster : Thu Nov 17, 2022 11:40 am  

chissitt wrote:

Not much gets past you is there squire but to be clear I was talking about pop music in general terms if that helps, I'm sure that most intelligent people get more pleasure listening to music than listen to Jeremy Corbyn.

Or any other politician ?

In fairness, they (politicians) are not there to entertain us. Someone should have mentioned this to Matt "hanky panky" Hancock though.