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Re: PM Boris
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 12784568)
I just came across a comment on another talkboard which seems relevant here:
Wanting to come together over Brexit is like someone shitting the bed and asking you hop in to share the humiliation. |
Re: PM Boris
Originally Posted by DaveLovesDee
(Post 12784574)
I suspect the real reason they want Remainers on board is so that when things go ass over tit, they can blame it on Remainers and say, "Look, you signed up to this."
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Re: PM Boris
Originally Posted by DaveLovesDee
(Post 12784574)
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I suspect the real reason they want Remainers on board is so that when things go ass over tit, they can blame it on Remainers and say, "Look, you signed up to this." It'll be particularly unpleasant if you are a non-white remainer or from Europe. |
Re: PM Boris
It's also going to be unpleasant if you're a Brit who works in Europe. :(
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Re: PM Boris
Originally Posted by Jingsamichty
(Post 12786326)
It's also going to be unpleasant if you're a Brit who works in Europe. :(
E.g. in Austria your co-workers and neighbors and ppl in general will not like you any less because of Brexit. They feel sorry for the Brits for having such a comedy of a government. |
Re: PM Boris
Originally Posted by Thairetired2016
(Post 12786392)
In what way will this be unpleasant?
E.g. in Austria your co-workers and neighbors and ppl in general will not like you any less because of Brexit. They feel sorry for the Brits for having such a comedy of a government. Which will be unpleasant. |
Re: PM Boris
Originally Posted by Jingsamichty
(Post 12786393)
Unpleasant in the sense of perhaps losing one's job. I live in the UK but work in the EU which is only possible because of the rights of freedom of movement that come with membership of the EU. Come 31 January, it is entirely possible that I no longer have the right to travel to the EU to work.
Which will be unpleasant. |
Re: PM Boris
That's rather callous. Perhaps factory owners should hire you as their spokesman.
"Today we announce that, due to our being able to make cars cheaper in Romania, this British factory will close immediately, with 3,500 employees being inconvenienced." |
Re: PM Boris
Ursula Van Der Leyen to meet Boris today. She has raised 6 kids so she'll have no trouble managing Boris!
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Re: PM Boris
I'm fed up with hearing about Meghan so I thought I'd bump our hero back into the limelight.
The BBC tells me that in order to get Big Ben to bong on Brexit Day would take a cool half mill sterling. Seems to me that Boris and JRM with a couple of sledge hammers could do the job for a lot less. |
Re: PM Boris
Originally Posted by dave_j
(Post 12790236)
I'm fed up with hearing about Meghan so I thought I'd bump our hero back into the limelight.
The BBC tells me that in order to get Big Ben to bong on Brexit Day would take a cool half mill sterling. Seems to me that Boris and JRM with a couple of sledge hammers could do the job for a lot less. |
Re: PM Boris
Bojo marches on...
The EU Bill, which paves the way for the country to leave the bloc on 31 January, is now awaiting royal assent. |
Re: PM Boris
Originally Posted by dave_j
(Post 12794308)
Bojo marches on...
The EU Bill, which paves the way for the country to leave the bloc on 31 January, is now awaiting royal assent. |
Re: PM Boris
All gone quiet but...
"Boris Johnson has signed the Brexit withdrawal agreement in Downing Street." Gotta keep this thread going. |
Re: PM Boris
It got Royal Assent, and has been signed off by the council of ministers in Brussels, it now awaits ratification by the EU Parliament on the 29th January, the the biggest mistake since the end of WW2 has finally occured.
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