paulry

Haha, no. Not at all.

007Steve

I believe this woman's mental stability now may be in question.

paulry

Only now you realise it?

BuckinghamshireBoy

I think it will upset more of her own lot than winning over sufficient labour support.

Meaningful Corpse IV here we go.

007Steve

I make my judgement on her conduct and in this case, her demeanour.
Run the clip again with the sound off & watch the eyes - the eyes. They neither move in parallel nor synchronism.
She's shortly to welcome The Peculiar Orange One. I quite wonder how that one will go.

You're not getting any argument from here on that BB.

amideislas

Meanwhile, as the UK negotiates Brexit with itself, the EU looks on with apathy.

EU despairs at emptiness of May's latest Brexit offer

Brussels no longer interested in negotiating with Theresa May

“The EU side is looking well beyond Theresa May – and have been for some time.

“Their central scenario is that a new leader will be crowned at the Tory conference. Their interest is in who that leader will be and what policy line they will support. The rest – including today’s speech – is just noise.”

If they think Theresa May is delusional, wait till Boris takes the seat.

007Steve

Yes, a very interesting article. To me it shows that when the EU were forced into their no-deal planning they'd clearly looked far beyond even the known "transition period"; - whether or not they've placed their spiked-brick-wall ready for a Johnson or ilk to run onto, is anyone's guess.
I'd speculate that whoever replaces May will have one recurring nightmare, the thought they could be the one on whose watch the UK finally imploded.

amideislas

Here's another good read... from outside the bubble
Boris Johnson for Prime Minister, and Other Ways that the Brexit Mess Could Get Even Worse


Johnson’s braying denunciations of the European Union as a nest of risible foreigners who want to enslave the noble British and burden them with immigrants played a significant role in the success of the Brexit referendum, in 2016.