Referendum is a load of crap.!! - Page 221

cashman · 28-10-2019, 19:09

Labour have just abstained on the vote so therefore NO ELECTION, i sincerly hope these Barstewards get what they deserve when an election comes.

Margaret Pilkington · 28-10-2019, 19:32

No surprise there then.
They abstained because they know full well that they would get kicked into the long grass.

Jimmy Clitheroe · 28-10-2019, 20:50

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Originally Posted by cashman

It looks very much to me like Boris has sold us out, for his own ends, due to all the remoaners stopping Brexit any way they can if there is an election and Farage is in it thats were my votes going.

Johnson's problem is that he his too much of a bull at a gate, charging in without confirming facts and dotting the i's and t's. The Manx kipper fiasco was pretty typical and didn't inspire confidence with me - how can you raise an issue to prove a point and get every aspect of it wrong ?

Jimmy Clitheroe · 28-10-2019, 20:57

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Originally Posted by cashman

Labour have just abstained on the vote so therefore NO ELECTION, i sincerly hope these Barstewards get what they deserve when an election comes.

A diabolical ploy by the desperate in the hope that something else comes along to take people's minds away from it all by the time an election is called. Well it won't wash - even if it was solidly proven to me that I would be substantially worse off after Brexit if they managed to blag a second referendum I would still vote out. These people who keep telling me I didn't know what I was voting for are both extremely arrogant and highly insulting. Sometimes I wish they would get their second vote because I believe it would result in a greater margin of victory to leave - still wouldn't satisfy the luvvies and those 'who know better' though would it...

cashman · 28-10-2019, 21:09

arrogant is just the word for those scumbags.

Margaret Pilkington · 29-10-2019, 10:35

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Originally Posted by Jimmy Clitheroe

A diabolical ploy by the desperate in the hope that something else comes along to take people's minds away from it all by the time an election is called. Well it won't wash - even if it was solidly proven to me that I would be substantially worse off after Brexit if they managed to blag a second referendum I would still vote out. These people who keep telling me I didn't know what I was voting for are both extremely arrogant and highly insulting. Sometimes I wish they would get their second vote because I believe it would result in a greater margin of victory to leave - still wouldn't satisfy the luvvies and those 'who know better' though would it...

No it wouldn't because it is blatantly obvious that these people wish to remain enslaved and captured by a foreign power/powers who only want our money.

The MP's currently in the HoC have never had to govern in the true sense of the word....and quite frankly they have no damn idea how to do it...and they would rather have someone else they can blame.
They want to take their fat salaries for doing burger all.

Bring on a GE let"s kick the traitors into touch

Gremlin · 29-10-2019, 15:37

Remember not so long ago when Mrs May called a GE and Hyndburn people were
saying “Nows the time to get rid of G Jones”?
He returned with a bigger majority.
I pray it’s reversed this time.
Would make a good Christmas present.

cashman · 29-10-2019, 15:55

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Originally Posted by Gremlin

Remember not so long ago when Mrs May called a GE and Hyndburn people were
saying “Nows the time to get rid of G Jones”?
He returned with a bigger majority.
I pray it’s reversed this time.
Would make a good Christmas present.

That was a great example of how dumb hyndburn folk can be. imho.

Margaret Pilkington · 29-10-2019, 16:14

Some people would vote for a donkey if it was wearing a Labour rosette.

My fervent hope this time is that the electorate in hyndburn have woken up to this man's ineptitude and will do the necessary.
I certainly won't be voting for him.

I await the political canvassers knocking on my door.
They will not be getting an easy time of it...any of them!

Jimmy Clitheroe · 30-10-2019, 00:10

Just had a pleasant day out in Brussels with the missus and came across this...….

...can we please have this apply

Jimmy Clitheroe · 30-10-2019, 00:11

http://www.accringtonweb.com/gallery...ent-bu/cat/500

monkey hanger · 30-10-2019, 10:07

[QUOTE=Margaret Pilkington;1233184]Some people would vote for a donkey if it was wearing a Labour rosette.

thats been the broblem throughout the industrial north of england since i was a kid. thing is donkeys would do a better job as they do not lie or give answers to people that they want to hear.

Margaret Pilkington · 30-10-2019, 15:34

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European Parliament Building in Brussels - Accrington Photo Gallery

I am tempted to retort 'globular objects....commonly known as bo££ocks.
Sorry for the crudity, but nothing else fits

Margaret Pilkington · 30-10-2019, 15:36

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Some people would vote for a donkey if it was wearing a Labour rosette.

thats been the broblem throughout the industrial north of england since i was a kid. thing is donkeys would do a better job as they do not lie or give answers to people that they want to hear.

Spot on.
It is time that voters used their brains to determine who is fit to do the job.
Tradition doesn't cut it because the Labour Party traditions were ditched by Tony Blair( a pox on him).

dotti34 · 01-11-2019, 01:17

I really don't understand all this Brexit thing but I thought I'd put my two-bob's worth in for what's it worth:

Politicians and nappies have one thing in common.
They should both be changed regularly and for the same reason.