The Brexit referendum thread: potential consequences for GB, EU and the Brits in CH - Page 875

TobiasM · #**17481** 10.02.2019, 12:16

who doesn't like a nice meme to start the day...

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John William · #**17482** 10.02.2019, 18:43

	Quote:	John William
	I see HMG and Whitehall have surpassed themselves in their 'No deal' hard Brexit planning with Cold War bunkers coming out of moth balls, transition to war plans and the emergency powers act being readied in the event of No deal Brexit riots and a possible Brexit rebellion in London. The Queen and other members of the Royal Family as well as the British Cabinet and senior government ministers will be evacuated to Turnstile, Burlington or whatever code name is appropriate for the secret government bunker from where Theresa May hopes to deliver her final Hard Brexit plans to the rest of the country, courtesy of the BBC's wartime broadcasting service. Sunday Express - Revealed Secret plan to evacuate the Queen if no deal Brexit sparks London Riots All I can say is I'm glad I held onto to my parents copy of the 1980's HMSO publication of Protect & Survive.

Further to the tale of woe being prepared by May's Brexiteer government above. I see many Civil Servants in Britain
haven't a clue which way to turn on Brexit and therefore scores of plans are getting left on hold, while finding themselves
and their departments, sleep walking down a Brexit cul-de-sac.

The Guardian - A hidden government is preparing for Brexit by keeping us in the dark

#**17483** 10.02.2019, 19:09

	Quote:	TobiasM
	who doesn't like a nice meme to start the day... Attachment 135816

I see two Tories.

#**17484** 10.02.2019, 19:12

	Quote:	TobiasM
	who doesn't like a nice meme to start the day... Attachment 135816

What does it actually imply? That Tusk is more capable than Boris Johnson? Ot that Boris Johnson is incapable? Or that a leader with a non-elitist background is the better politician?

#**17485** 10.02.2019, 19:16

	Quote:	k_and_e
	What does it actually imply? That Tusk is more capable than Boris Johnson? Ot that Boris Johnson is incapable? Or that a leader with a non-elitist background is the better politician?

It implies that a free-market right-winger who supports Viktor Orban and opposes abortion on demand and euthanasia is ok, just as long as he's rude about Brexit.

Blueangel · #**17486** 10.02.2019, 19:21

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	I see two Tories.

I'd see a doctor about that infection in your right eye

My Brexit funny of the week...

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https://twitter.com/Number10cat/stat...83716788723718

#**17487** 10.02.2019, 19:27

	Quote:	Blueangel
	I'd see a doctor about that infection in your right eye

I used to clean toilets for a living. It doesn't make me a working class hero any more than painting chimneys means Mr Tusk isn't a Tory in all but name.

Blueangel · #**17488** 10.02.2019, 19:57

	Quote:
	I used to clean toilets for a living. It doesn't make me a working class hero...

We're you cleaning toilets for 8yrs because you'd been blacklisted by the ruling communist government for being political activist?

#**17489** 10.02.2019, 20:00

	Quote:	Blueangel
	We're you cleaning toilets for 8yrs because you'd been blacklisted by the ruling communist government for being political activist?

Well, if he was stupid enough to be a Tory under a communist government, what did he expect?

#**17490** 10.02.2019, 20:02

	Quote:	Blueangel
	We're you cleaning toilets for 8yrs because you'd been blacklisted by the ruling communist government for being political activist?

The question is if it would make him a good leader that can handle the real challenges in life.

Blueangel · #**17491** 10.02.2019, 21:22

Possibly the most important interview of the day...

How does this work?

#**17492** 10.02.2019, 21:37

	Quote:	Blueangel
	Possibly the most important interview of the day... How does this work?

EU funded CBI repeats Brexit will be bad for the umpteenth time. Gound breaking

#**17493** 10.02.2019, 21:38

Oh I wish your gounds would break

TobiasM · #**17494** 10.02.2019, 22:18

	Quote:
	I see two Tories.

I see a bellend and somebody who knows a bellend when he sees one.

#**17495** 10.02.2019, 22:23

	Quote:	TobiasM
	I see a bellend and somebody who knows a bellend when he sees one.

So two Tories calling each other names.

Cool.

Troublawesome · #**17496** 10.02.2019, 22:38

	Quote:	Blueangel
	Possibly the most important interview of the day... How does this work?

They'll just label this Project Fear and move on.

It's ironic how places like Sunderland will be hit so hard they won't know what hit them, yet they are the most vocal for Leave.

Everyone believes a deal will be reached, what most don't realize is there is already a big financial impact from lost jobs and investment. Question is will it only be a small bruise if a deal is reached or a tumor in case of a No Deal?

#**17497** 10.02.2019, 22:51

	Quote:
	So two Tories calling each other names. Cool.

TobiasM, a Tory - I don't think so

whereas I do believe you are...

proving they come in all shapes, shades and sizes ...

#**17498** 10.02.2019, 23:09

	Quote:
	TobiasM, a Tory - I don't think so whereas I do believe you are... proving they come in all shapes, shades and sizes ...

I'm no Tory. I'm not even a conservative any more. And I wasn't referring to TobiasM.

Do keep up.

#**17499** 10.02.2019, 23:15

Interpretation is in the eyes of the beholder...

and you have always proudly said that your are a conservative- or a Tory.

Were you one when you voted for Brexit? And what are you now?

Of course, you don't need to answer. I myself feel politically homeless at the moment.

bowlie · #**17500** 10.02.2019, 23:20

	Quote:	Loz1983
	EU funded CBI repeats Brexit will be bad for the umpteenth time. Gound breaking

Really? Are you sure?