Palma15/08/2019 10:54
The whole Brexit leave process, which is allegedly being plotted by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, appears to have more twists than a Jeffrey Archer bestseller and fails to take into account that millions of people actually voted against Brexit.
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The majority vote was for Britain to leave the EU. Labour have rejected the leaving conditions. Corbyn is desperate to have an Election. He wants to be PM . If Bo-Jo is left with no alternative but to leave with a No Deal, so be it. Labour etc. will never condone any proposition to leave. In fact Labour etc. want to remain in the EU. Totally contradicting the majority of the British People. For me GO BO-JO and leave , do not Cow Tow to the likes of Barnier the Bully. In fact the whole EU Bullies in Brussels should be totally ignored, and Britain needs to leave on the 31 October. Not having anything to do with them will be a tremendous relief for the Majority of the British People.
I am no fan of Brexit and I hate to add to the MDB’s click-rate but I love Jason’s editorials. Copy-boy grammar and now he has started to put words in bold to cover up his inadequate prose. Really. What a rag, it could almost feature in the Viz of old.
Jason,you only think of yourself & the ex pats,what about the people who live in the U.K.?we voted out & that's the people who pay tax in U.K wanted.n
Biel, 12 months ago one English pound bought 1.11Euro. Today, it will only get you 1.05. And it will go lower. Much lower.
Having abandoned the mother ship and obviously forgotten what democracy means it is rich of you to express an opinion on British policitics. We did know what we were voting for and wanted nothing more to do with the EU.
Jason, the pound today is at the same exchange rate that it was exactly 12 months ago. The U.K. may be on the verge of recession, Germany is actually IN recession. To get another point of view, could I recommend viewing the excellent speech given by a German politician in the EU parliament on YouTube. Thanks
Jason the Brexit process is not being plotted it was voted for, and it doesn't matter that there are some who did not want this to happen because the majority did. The reason there is the possibility of a no deal is because the pig headed EU will not be reasonable and they think they can act as God and we all jump, when we don't they throw their toys out of the pram. Johnson would much rather the EU would discuss a deal which suited BOTH of us but that is not the case. We absolutely do not want a general election now we just want to get out of the EU whatever that takes. As for us heading for a recession well this could be but that is because the world is heading for a recession and we are all tied up in that, so its not a Brexit thing.
Boris J is like a terrorist who has taken a bus hostage, driving it towards a cliff edge with insane speed, disabling the brakepedal and steering wheel while doing so. 4 weeks ago he said chances of no deal are a million to 1 against. Now, he says its the most likely outcome. Shows you it was a plot from the beginning, just plain lying. They put the wrecking ball to the uk economy (and the union), 3 years ago already. And only to "save" the tories against Farage.