Unbelievable Jeff

If a General Election takes place, here are the swing constituencies we need (1251 vote swing or less) to see a LAB/SNP/LD coalition, and a new vote on the EU: Conservative to Labour: Aberconwy Blackpool North and Cleveleys Bolton West Broxtowe Calder Valley Camborne and Redruth Chingford and Woodford Green Chipping Barnet Copeland Crawley Finchley and Golders Green Harrow East Hastings and Rye Hendon Mansfield Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland Milton Keynes North Milton Keynes South Morecambe and Lunesdale Morley and Outwood Northampton North Northampton South Norwich North Pendle Preseli Pembrokeshire Pudsey Putney Southampton, Itchen South Swindon Stoke-On-Trent South Telford Thurrock Vale Of Glamorgan Watford Conservative to Lib Dem: Richmond Park St Ives Conservative to SNP: Stirling

Who the **** knows? I give up with politics in this country. Shower of ****s, the whole lot of them.

The Tories have done it themselves anyway...

Fun, fun, fun.

Snap.

I'm not advocating the Euro.

I'm not asking Shurlock, I'm asking you? So what is your prediction?

What does the above graph have to do with economic strategy? It's showing the lifecycle of an economy, one that is maturing into a developed economy. What would you expect that graph to show it we were out of the EU then? Not all economists agree, obviously, but the base principles tend to be pretty agreed upon. It's the finer principles of macro and micro policy that tends to differ.

Well it's quite clear he has never studied economics.

That's growth per year? You do get that? In a developed economy you aren't going to see huge spikes in economic growth.

You're quoting Dominic Rabb thinking that his opinions on the matter are applicable. As he said, it's all down to the resolve in number 10 to drive the UK off a cliff. I don't think that resolve is there and there will be a massive push back from within Parliament. So, from your point of view, you think we'll be leaving the EU on March 29th with no deal?

Sorry, I worked for the EU? What gives you that impression? It's fine though, in 15 years when your Grandkids ask why you voted to leave, you can say "Well, it all started cos I hate Arabs. But it's fine, cos I do like Jews."

TBF, Wes started the Limp Bizkit thing when he talked about what he was gonna do to Shurlock. "...and if my day keeps going this way I just might, break your ****ing face tonight."

Then why did you vote to make them poorer and give them worse prospects? Why would you do that to your own family members? Do you really hate them that much?

As I am Shurlock's lap dog apparently, I think I will continue to quote him for your pleasure GM. As an aside GM, you may want to look back through the history of me and Shurlock - we have spent far more time disagreeing and trading insults over the years than we have agreeing on things. It just so happens that this is one of the things we do agree on.

I think it's best to just see what happens - none of us can predict the future - we can all speculate on what will and will not happen in relation to a ****ed up Government, trying to convince a ****ed up parliament to administer a ****ed up Brexit, due to a ****ed up vote in a ****ed up country. Frankly people can talk about the way the rules are formed, whether they are binding, advisory or not applicable, but we are in uncharted waters where political rules and will are not being followed.

So where is that from, as I'm pretty sure we were told the other day that the UK can unilaterally revoke Article 50..? Is the article out of date and no longer relevant perchance?

I'm more bothered about losing my hand car washes and Turkish barbers TBH.

As Shurlock has done the dirty work already...

Well, let's just wait and see. Hopefully we'll see that £350m a week spent on prisons instead.

So, why won't JC nail his colours to the post and tell us what a Labour Government would do about Brexit, rather than just throwing stones from across the road. And why won't he table a vote of no confidence in the Government? The man has lost his only vote-able asset, which was his principles.

Excellent thread title - good stuff.

3 weeks or something like that.

So it's the same as the original Brexit vote being advisory then? So you're all for that being overturned then as it's advisory, and you won't complain about it being undemocratic? Also worth reading this from further up the thread: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a8666846.html

I love how all the Corbynista's see him as an honest, caring, principled man, when in actual fact he is a contradictory, weasily **** like the rest of them. "Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men."