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  • Brexit 2020+
  • Edukator
    Free Member

    Perhaps or the same reason as they usually mention the Queen when reporting on Philip. It’s quite heartening the number of people resigning over the “illegal” law.

    In other news, what do the red, blue (turquoise) and green mean? I’m green which I’m very happy with but some of the reds are definitley not socialist and the most of the blue’s are leftward leaning.

    frankconway
    Full Member

    what do the red, blue (turquoise) and green mean? I’m green which I’m very happy with but some of the reds are definitley not socialist and the most of the blue’s are leftward leaning.

    Scroll down to bottom of front page.

    Edukator
    Free Member

    Thank you, red and blue are the new P

    kimbers
    Full Member

    @jonworth on twitter has done one of his excellent flow diagrams to help navigate the impossible

    (Ill be superforecaster cummings version is done in crayon)

    https://publish.twitter.com/?query=https%3A%2F%2Ftwitter.com%2Fjonworth%2Fstatus%2F1306996922998239234&widget=Tweet

    kelvin
    Full Member

    Perhaps or the same reason as they usually mention the Queen when reporting on Philip.

    Er, no… Philip’s job is literally to be the Queen’s consort… that’s his role, title and position.

    Anyway, enough of the everyday sexism… some more inevitability in coming…

    binners
    Full Member

    The man who airily dismissed talk of huge lorry queues as ‘Project Fear’ has just written to the haulage industry to tell them to expect huge lorry queues.

    Michael Gove. doesn’t possess an ounce of shame, does he?

    Weirdly, theres actually a part of me that’s looking forward to the tsunami of outrage from all the gammons in Kent who voted for Brexit, when they’re stuck in a traffic jam of 7,000 lorries.

    Not much of a consolation as the economy collapses I know, but I suspect that by January we’ll have little else to laugh about

    Malvern Rider
    Free Member

    Weirdly, theres actually a part of me that’s looking forward to the tsunami of outrage

    What, even the 97% of that outrage which shall be directed wholly at scapegoats?

    #immigrants
    #theeu
    #unelectedeurocrats
    #thefrench
    #theleftTM
    #corbyn
    #marxists
    #parentheticshadowyjews
    #BLM
    #bbc
    #treehuggers
    #gayfeminists
    #pcbrigade
    #vegeburgers
    #soymilk
    #bloodycyclists

    molgrips
    Free Member

    So, if there are huge lorry queues on either side of the channel, it’s more than just the goods being held up, isn’t it? The lorries and the drivers themselves will also be tied up, and not able to deliver other stuff in their respective home regions.

    Surely haulage companies will be forced to refuse to deliver between the UK and EU, even if producers have buyers? Because they’d have to hire more drivers and buy more trucks which is unlikely because their income wouldn’t be going up.

    whitestone
    Free Member

    So, if there are huge lorry queues on either side of the channel, it’s more than just the goods being held up, isn’t it? The lorries and the drivers themselves will also be tied up, and not able to deliver other stuff in their respective home regions.

    No, no, no! It will just be on our side of the Channel because the French are being their usual obstructive selves. There’ll be no queue at the French side because we’ll have our world beating infrastructure and everything will just sail through no problem with no checks.

    Oh, hang on. I haven’t thought that through have I?

    fingerbang
    Free Member

    Don’t worry, I’m sure the powers that be have thought of this and there’s absolutely nothing to worry about. Just carry on and keep the economy ticking over. You’re not one of them are you? (#metropolitanliberalelite)

    Do you honestly think that our Spitfire pilots asked these kind of questions as they stepped into their cockpits to face the dreadful Hun?

    kelvin
    Full Member

    Surely haulage companies will be forced to refuse to deliver between the UK and EU, even if producers have buyers?

    Don’t forget all the red tape that’ll stop haulage companies from making their routes efficient by delivering within, not just to, the market they are going to be ‘outside’ come January.

    binners
    Full Member

    Don’t you worry your pretty little head. It’s all in hand. Michael Gove is in charge of planning.

    The 50,000 border staff required have all been recruited and trained, the physical infrastructure is all in place and a ‘world-beating’ IT system has been delivered on time and under budget.

    Oh… erm… hang on a minute….

    molgrips
    Free Member

    I am seriously going to buy a few extra cans every shop now.

    mrchrispy
    Full Member

    I predict riots in the spring…no one riots in winter.

    there will be shortages of anything that comes from abroad (especially food and medicine) and costs will rise, pretty much everything will get more expensive as a result.

    the government are going to be throwing money at the big outsourcing companies it an attempt to show the public that the are doing something (which also has the happy coincidence of enrich their mates).

    BlowJo will have exited stage left by this point and some other mug will be trying to clean up his mess.

    torsoinalake
    Free Member

    which also has the happy coincidence of enrich their mates

    frankconway
    Full Member

    You’ve got to love Steve Bray…

    PrinceJohn
    Full Member

    I just came to post this.

    Malvern Rider
    Free Member

    Covid functions as a tremendous smokescreen. Although with our electorate it’s hardly necessary to use any cover at all. Just make up a three word sentence and throw it at them. Here’s one: ‘Ra, ra, ra!’

    (quick, sign this while they’re all saying ‘ra ra ra’)

    Meanwhile:

    The powers in the Internal Market Bill are a breach of the Withdrawal Agreement – an International Treaty – and astonishingly wide in their reach. They represent a power grab from the Devolved Governments of N.Ireland, Scotland and Wales and enable a Minister to override all other law, regulation, convention or agreement whatsoever (p36 – Section 45, 4 a-g).

    Complaints about a Minister breaching his/her duty under the Ministerial Code can be made through the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards Office here.

    MPs who voted for IMB on Monday 14th September 2020 can be found on Hansard

    Or – we can do nothing.

    “Bad men need nothing more to compass their ends, than that good men should look on and do nothing.” (J. S. Mill 1867)

    https://thecynicalsquid.wordpress.com/2020/09/20/an-acceptable-breach-of-the-law/

    dannyh
    Free Member

    Do you honestly think that our Spitfire pilots asked these kind of questions as they stepped into their cockpits to face the dreadful Hun?

    I reckon they might have asked a few questions if they found out Winston was actively inviting them over.

    I predict riots in the spring…no one riots in winter.

    there will be shortages of anything that comes from abroad (especially food and medicine) and costs will rise, pretty much everything will get more expensive as a result.

    the government are going to be throwing money at the big outsourcing companies it an attempt to show the public that the are doing something (which also has the happy coincidence of enrich their mates).

    BlowJo will have exited stage left by this point and some other mug will be trying to clean up his mess.

    Who leaked that top secret plan and how did you get it?

    Joking aside, in essence this is actually what is going to happen.

    I am seriously going to buy a few extra cans every shop now.

    Already ahead of you there. I feel a bit dirty doing it, but there is a better than even* chance I would be depriving someone who thinks this shitshow was a good idea, so not too dirty.

    *I know, I’m just being flippant.

    dannyh
    Free Member

    ^^^^

    Re the beardy nob up there on Sky News.

    I saw a load of bread the other day resembled him. Then I read a bit closer and realised it actually said ‘Thick Cut‘.

    He doesn’t know, of course he ****ing doesn’t. He just got all misty eyed when someone waved a Union Jack and ‘thought’ that ‘sovrunty’ would sort out all his petty little hangups about race, nationality etc.

    Pillock.

    fogliettaz
    Free Member

    7000 trucks end to end is a distance of around 125 kilometers, the M20 cannot cope with that.

    fingerbang
    Free Member

    Re the beardy nob up there on Sky News.

    I saw a load of bread the other day resembled him. Then I read a bit closer and realised it actually said ‘Thick Cut‘.

    He doesn’t know, of course he ****ing doesn’t. He just got all misty eyed when someone waved a Union Jack and ‘thought’ that ‘sovrunty’ would sort out all his petty little hangups about race, nationality etc.

    Pillock.

    But but but, the pause when he can’t answer the woman’s question. Civilisations have risen and fallen, epochs have come and gone, species have evolved and expired, guns n roses have released ‘chinese democracy’, etc in the time that beardy p*ssbucket reacted to that question

    binners
    Full Member

    Can you image what we’re going to look like to the rest of the world when they see the whole of the South East of England turned into an enormous lorry park and the entire motorway network gridlocked, as Boris and chums proudly proclaim they’ve ‘Taken Back Control’?

    fingerbang
    Free Member

    Can you image what we’re going to look like to the rest of the world when they see the whole of the South East of England turned into an enormous lorry park and the entire motorway network gridlocked, as Boris and chums proudly proclaim they’ve ‘Taken Back Control’?

    If we put our STW bike nerd spectacles on for a minute, where will this leave the annual pilgrimage to Morzine? Good job I left that all behind when I had a kid. But seriously, the fort bill and leogang world cups will have to be spaced a month apart to allow time for the team buses to be processed at Dover. I’m sorry but loic bruni’s coach seat ass welts are yet another and hitherto forgotten consequence of brexit

    kelvin
    Full Member

    binners
    Full Member

    Just when you thought Brexit can’t get any more insane, you remember that the diseased mind of Michael Gove is in charge of finding ‘solutions’ to potential problems.

    His answer to the potential customs shambles and subsequent miles of lorry queues? You’ll need paperwork to enter Kent, in what will become a new internal border

    Going to Europe? You’ll now need a ‘Kent Access Permit’

    Absolute ****ing madness!!

    martinhutch
    Full Member

    7000 trucks end to end is a distance of around 125 kilometers, the M20 cannot cope with that.

    Of course it can. It’s 80km long and has 3 lanes – turning lane 1 and 2 into a parking lot most of the way back to London is a small price to pay for our sovrunty. The locals will have a whole lane to themselves on which to sit in traffic, ring up LBC and muse gently about how we got to this position.

    You’ll need paperwork to enter Kent, in what will become a new internal border

    Going to Europe? You’ll now need a ‘Kent Access Permit’

    Taking control of our Borders. Moving them to Sevenoaks.

    Will you need a pass to use the southeast quadrant of the M25, or just to leave it?

    fingerbang
    Free Member

    Are there any memes of the new look UK? Scotland, Norn Ireland cropped off. And now Kent.

    Fortress UK is shrinking

    thegreatape
    Free Member

    What about Kent’s sovereignty? They need to take back control of their borders sharpish.

    fingerbang
    Free Member

    I reckon Cornwall will self determinate before Wales, they’ve even got their own terrorists

    All they have to do is blockade the A30

    cchris2lou
    Full Member

    I still own a house in Kent, do I need a passport to go there from France?

    grum
    Free Member

    Thank god we are removing all that pesky EU red tape that’s been holding us back for so long.

    kelvin
    Full Member

    Won’t someone get rid of the moaning shit stirring toad…?

    He stood his candidates aside to help this government get its mandate, and still stood them where he could stop Labour MPs from being returned, to ensure the government had a big majority. He has talked us into this sink bog, and now complains that it smells a bit, and it’s hard to move. He’s just an agent of unrest… a traitor to the interests of the UK at every turn… and still he’s there… just GO!

    avdave2
    Full Member

    If we ever get back to work, AV support for clinical trials meetings all over the world, then our trucks going to Europe will now need paperwork just to get from Sussex to Kent, more paperwork to get into France, we’ll have to pay for at least 4 more days truck hire and drivers wages as well as the cost of all the paperwork. We’ll also have lost the use of kit for at least 4 days for each round trip which will increase cross hire costs.

    All the work we’ve won ahead of suppliers across France, Belgium, The Netherlands,Spain, Portugal, Germany, Italy and Austria will become uneconomical. I’m not sure how handing all that work back to companies outside of the UK adds to the Brexit bonus it’s not something I’ve been able to work out yet.

    kelvin
    Full Member

    Gove’s slimy interview with Trump.
    Cumming’s missing years in Russia.
    Farage and Banks in the gold Trump lift.
    Wigmore and his Belize diplomatic status.

    The “Brexit bonus” is not about UK interests. It never has been.

    dannyh
    Free Member

    An internal, self inflicted, border in Kent.

    If anything better encapsulates the utter bellendery of Brexit, this has to be it.

    Will the residents of Kent get new passports?

    More importantly…. will they be blue?

    🤣🤣🤣

    🍆💦

    kelvin
    Full Member

    Oh… have we done the Gibraltar government backing Spain’s proposals for the Rock to become part of Schengen…? I mean… why wouldn’t they? Practical solutions may have been rejected by the UK government… but, the pressure to opt in to them will be strong everywhere… not just Kent.

    dannyh
    Free Member

    Also worth noting that even my kids (12 & 9 yo) laughed at the idea of an internal border around Kent.

    What a sad, sad, little international joke/footnote we are as a ‘nation’.

    Pathetic.

    dannyh
    Free Member

    I still own a house in Kent, do I need a passport to go there from France?

    If you go via London or Southampton to avoid the gridlock in Kent you might need your passport and two visas.

    #takebackcontrol

    onehundredthidiot
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    Faisal Islam Just said Great Britain is leaving in January. Does he know something we don’t?

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