Europe, Referendum & Brexit (formerly Europe..IN or OUT??)

love it southsidestew.....fuck em all in EU land the free lunchers, in future the cunts can buy their own frites and mayo...

I'm having a HARD BREXIT party.....all the babeshow girls are invited...

I live in hope that i can sit on Dungeness beach,and may be stand in with a chance of catching a fish bigger than 6 inches,or about 152mm.Fuck them,the quicker we get out the better.

If anything May never had a plan B to her Chequers plan which if anything she should have made sure there was a back up plan so she has to shoulder some blame in that direction. If anything Chequers is dead in the water, there is no point in try to flog it like a dead horse. The plan now has no credibility whatsoever.

I reckon it is now 75-85% more likely we will leave with no deal on March 31st. it was simple:- take it or leave it and the EU cunts didn't like it and ripped it to already. I wouldn't pay em a single penny. The other big problem is the way the government has fudged the referendum vote with all this in fighting over the two year period. We should have been negotiating from day one but the way that both Parliament and the House of Lords have dealt with the whole process - it has been disgraceful.

I would say any chance of a replacement deal in place of Chequers is unlikely to happen and it will be a miracle if any replacement deal is accepted.


The EU is a bunch of two faced cunts who are nice to your face one minute and stab you in the back when you are not there. i don't think EU stance will change very much in fact I think they now have gained the upper hand in negotiating anything. by not having a plan b our negotiating position is weaker.

(12-09-2018 16:15 )cwpussylover Wrote:  

(12-09-2018 11:57 )The Silent Majority Wrote:  I see Ian Duncunt Smith has finally admitted he and his fellow Brexiteers don't actually have an alternative plan for Brexit...

I've got a plan....hard border all round..only fit birds allowed in on visa from 18-39...job dodgers on dole to fill the holes left by EE exodus

I think you should put your hat in the ring for the Tory leadership!!

Farage Condoms at the UKIP Conference Surely the prick goes on the inside

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It would be impossible to put a condom on Alistair Campbell,Chuka Umuna & Sadiq Khan as there is no end to these 3 pricks.

And with granny-shagger Macron (who's own domestic polling is now lower than Hollande) is nothing more than a sheep in Tony Blair clothing (like Blair he's more interested in being seen as a world's statesmen & ignores problems at home)want's to wade in his stiletto's over Brexit.He's nothing more than Merkel's fag (until she can sort her own domestic future) trying to save face back home (Emperor fiddles whilst Rome burns & all that).Listening to Macron,Juncker,Tusk & the rest of the Ant-Hill Mob (wacky-races) only helps justify my decision to vote leave was the right choice.

Theresa May is either too pig-headed (how David Cameron likes it) or too stupid to realize that her Chequer's proposal is about as popular as an STD in a brothal.Her main problem is that she has been wrongly advised from day 1 by her civil servants (mainly Olly Robbins) who are ardent remainers & has a totally inept chancellor in Philip Hammond who constantly talks the country down.Ditch Chequer's & negotiate a Canada plus free-trade deal (which the EU has already offered) or tell the EU to get fucked.

ooooh May Called a Press statement inside NO10 and the power isnt working prob brexiteers tripping the fuses so she doesnt call EU REF II

A case brought to the court of session in Edinburgh by Scottish MPs, MEPs & MSPs as to whether the UK can unilaterally revoke Article 50 has been referred to The European Court of Justice. This could be an important issue, one that can appeal to both sides as it would give those in favour of a people's vote time to carry it out and on the other side it would remove the ticking clock for negotiations, give the country a chance to regroup and work on a deal that has broader support and strengthen the country's negotiating hand

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/201...um=twitter