WOW

[Grumpmeister]

A 2nd referendum would see the end of the Tory Party, the end of the Labour Party and the end of Westminster.

And the public would still vote Leave.

Tempting, isn't it?

C/O Old Holborn.

It would depend on the wording of the referendum. If there was only a choice between remaining in the EU or taking May's deal then all bets are off 

[Steve]

P.S. if this were to be about the WOW airline, don't book tickets on them as they will go bust soon.

[Steve]

A 2nd referendum would see the end of the Tory Party, the end of the Labour Party and the end of Westminster.

And the public would still vote Leave.

Tempting, isn't it?

C/O Old Holborn.

It would depend on the wording of the referendum. If there was only a choice between remaining in the EU or taking May's deal then all bets are off 

If Old Holborn told me tomorrow was Sunday I'd go check

I still believe she'll get that god awful deal through the house as the ERG group and DUP will do anything to avoid a remain outcome.that the polls now say is way ahead of leave.  But plenty of time for more spilt milk to run under the bridge

[Steve]

Great line from Jason Groves (of the DM) just now on the Beeb

"In the next few weeks something that currently seems impossible is going to have to happen, we just don't know which one"

[Barman]

Great line from Jason Groves (of the DM) just now on the Beeb

"In the next few weeks something that currently seems impossible is going to have to happen, we just don't know which one"

 

[Steve]

Great line from Jason Groves (of the DM) just now on the Beeb

"In the next few weeks something that currently seems impossible is going to have to happen, we just don't know which one"

 

My bet is she gets her deal through

[Uncle Mort]

Great line from Jason Groves (of the DM) just now on the Beeb

"In the next few weeks something that currently seems impossible is going to have to happen, we just don't know which one"

 

My bet is she gets her deal through

It's a bad deal but I think it will get voted in because of the fearmongering put around concerning a no deal exit.

Whatever happened to "no deal is better than a bad deal" to quote our dear Prime Minister?

[Nick]

Second referendum and fantastic infighting across the spectrum. This is a complete clusterfuck and no one seems willing to admit it! We have complete political paralysis at present.

[Grumpmeister]

Great line from Jason Groves (of the DM) just now on the Beeb

"In the next few weeks something that currently seems impossible is going to have to happen, we just don't know which one"

 

My bet is she gets her deal through

It's a bad deal but I think it will get voted in because of the fearmongering put around concerning a no deal exit.

Whatever happened to "no deal is better than a bad deal" to quote our dear Prime Minister?

You mean our dear remainer Prime Minister? If the details of the deal that have come to light are accurate and the transition period can be extended to 20xx, not to mention the 27 member rule over the backstop, then as far as she is concerned this deal is gold for her as we are still stuck as part of the EU while she can claim that she has delivered brexit and in her delusion satisfy both sides of the argument.

[Steve]

Great line from Jason Groves (of the DM) just now on the Beeb

"In the next few weeks something that currently seems impossible is going to have to happen, we just don't know which one"

 

My bet is she gets her deal through

It's a bad deal but I think it will get voted in because of the fearmongering put around concerning a no deal exit.

Whatever happened to "no deal is better than a bad deal" to quote our dear Prime Minister?

You mean our dear remainer Prime Minister? If the details of the deal that have come to light are accurate and the transition period can be extended to 20xx, not to mention the 27 member rule over the backstop, then as far as she is concerned this deal is gold for her as we are still stuck as part of the EU while she can claim that she has delivered brexit and in her delusion satisfy both sides of the argument.

She was never a remain prime minister, she was never a remain person.  But chose to affect being a remainer because she thought that placed her best to become PM once Cameron left as he had pre promised because she though remain would win

She is a devious cow

[Nick]

Ooh, a vote of no confidence 

Sort of...........

[Steve]

Ooh, a vote of no confidence 

Sort of...........

yep time

[Barman]

[Steve]

[Barman]