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42 minutes ago, Top Cats Hat said:

Even the stupidest of Brexit supporters will see that Johnson promising something that he can’t deliver is his fault, not the fault of those who haven’t done anything other than stick to their guns for three years.

I wouldn't bet on it.

 

Blaming "Johnny Foreigner" (aka Frogs, Krauts not to mention Muslamics etc) is Brexit 101 to many.

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2 hours ago, Top Cats Hat said:

I’m not sure that will wash this time round.

 

The EU has been absolutely unflinching in it’s position on the withdrawal agreement and they have stated that the negotiations are finished before, during and after the Tory leadership election.

 

Even the stupidest of Brexit supporters will see that Johnson promising something that he can’t deliver is his fault, not the fault of those who haven’t done anything other than stick to their guns for three years.

Important to not back down on this. I’ve already seen the argument from people who have been quite steadfast until now  that we should accept something not quite hard Brexit just to appease these headcases. 

 

Im not backing down. It’s no Brexit, or my max compromise is Brexit on EEA terms. Nothing less.

2 hours ago, Top Cats Hat said:

I’m not sure that will wash this time round.

 

The EU has been absolutely unflinching in it’s position on the withdrawal agreement and they have stated that the negotiations are finished before, during and after the Tory leadership election.

 

Even the stupidest of Brexit supporters will see that Johnson promising something that he can’t deliver is his fault, not the fault of those who haven’t done anything other than stick to their guns for three years.

He’s set up to fail on purpose. Then they will gun for the EU and try and win an election off the back off that. And when they win that election the new enemies are going to be anybody who doesn’t agree with them, and any democratic institution that tries to hold them back.

 

Stand firm. They don’t have any realistic endgame. 

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55 minutes ago, RiffRaff said:

Hmmm...

Back to the original question.

Who is the next Tory leader? And how soon?

Out of the previous set of candidates then the Rory bloke seemed to be the only one who understood ordinary people.  

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11 hours ago, Top Cats Hat said:

To be fair, I agree with William Rees-Mogg Esq’s campaign for the correct use of English.

 

However the enforced use of Imperial measurement is very dangerous and a health and safety nightmare.

Hansard records over 700 instances of Mogg using is own banned words and phrases.

 

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However the enforced use of Imperial measurement is very dangerous and a health and safety nightmare.

I'd either convert from metric to imperial and use lots of decimal places[1] or use really obscure imperial units like pound foot.

 

His suggestion to use double spaces after a full stop just shows how out of touch he is. It doesn't make sense if you use proportional fonts and many systems, HTML/web pages for instance, ignore them. At least one editor refuses to let you enter them as the amount of space after a full stop is a formatting issue.

 

 

[1] A Chinese website selling a 4 kg product listed it for US customers as 8.818490487 lb.

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12 hours ago, Top Cats Hat said:

I’m not sure that will wash this time round.

 

The EU has been absolutely unflinching in it’s position on the withdrawal agreement and they have stated that the negotiations are finished before, during and after the Tory leadership election.

 

Even the stupidest of Brexit supporters will see that Johnson promising something that he can’t deliver is his fault, not the fault of those who haven’t done anything other than stick to their guns for three years.

He can deliver, no deal - we leave on the 31 October as it's the default condition. Job done.

 

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17 minutes ago, ANGELFIRE1 said:

He can deliver, no deal - we leave on the 31 October as it's the default condition. Job done.

Nobody voted for no deal and Parliament won’t allow the UK to be damaged by a no deal exit, either by forcing an extension or bringing the government down and forcing a general election.

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2 minutes ago, Top Cats Hat said:

Nobody voted for no deal and Parliament won’t allow the UK to be damaged by a no deal exit, either by forcing an extension or bringing the government down and forcing a general election.

The question was leave or not.  Not what type of leave we do.

 

We voted to leave, so leaving should be the priority, how we leave secondary.

 

I hope we stay though.

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