Who Wants Boris To Fail?

[Bentley Bullet]

Now now boys, play nicely!

[keith79]

No one wants to see Boris fail because if he fails the country fails. We all want to see him get a great deal for our country.

[Bentley Bullet]

if only that was true Keith.

If only that was true!

[i_ateallthepies]

And I want to win £120 million on the lottery but that isn't going to happen either.

[Bentley Bullet]

And I want to win £120 million on the lottery but that isn't going to happen either.

When you don't win just demand they have a re-draw until you do win.

[idler]

if only that was true Keith.

If only that was true!

And I want to win £120 million on the lottery but that isn't going to happen either.

When you don't win just demand they have a re-draw until you do win.

Well it worked for Farage didn't it BB.😉

[i_ateallthepies]

Wasting your time, Idler.  He'll just come back and accuse you of not answering a question he asked.

[Bentley Bullet]

if only that was true Keith.

If only that was true!

And I want to win £120 million on the lottery but that isn't going to happen either.

When you don't win just demand they have a re-draw until you do win.

Well it worked for Farage didn't it BB.😉

Not at Peterborough, it didn't! 

[Bentley Bullet]

Wasting your time, Idler.  He'll just come back and accuse you of not answering a question he asked.

What question would that be? That is the question.

[scawsby steve]

And I want to win £120 million on the lottery but that isn't going to happen either.

When you don't win just demand they have a re-draw until you do win.

Brilliant BB; keep'em coming mate, keep'em coming. You've got them all on the run again.

[BillyStubbsTears]

Eeh! Eh, how queer missus. Eh? Where's me washboard? 'Ere, missus! If you're not happy, why don't you demand another vote, eh? Eeeh!

[Bentley Bullet]

Mr Tears, I do the funnies, you, er.........Don't.

[SydneyRover]

boris may end up in a relationship with parliament comparable to charles 1.

[big fat yorkshire pudding]

Then again, he may just succeed.

His whole mantra though is similar to what BST says imo.  He's playing for an election and as it stands his strategy would probably give him a huge majority I think.

[SydneyRover]

Then again, he may just succeed.

His whole mantra though is similar to what BST says imo.  He's playing for an election and as it stands his strategy would probably give him a huge majority I think.

Reality bites, Juncker has told him to stick to the WA so it's this or no-deal then? maybe an election is on the way.

[big fat yorkshire pudding]

Then again, he may just succeed.

His whole mantra though is similar to what BST says imo.  He's playing for an election and as it stands his strategy would probably give him a huge majority I think.

Reality bites, Juncker has told him to stick to the WA so it's this or no-deal then? maybe an election is on the way.

I think that's more than likely, though the new government will now be looking to see how Ireland etc react, they'll be wanting them to blink.

[Glyn_Wigley]

Then again, he may just succeed.

His whole mantra though is similar to what BST says imo.  He's playing for an election and as it stands his strategy would probably give him a huge majority I think.

Reality bites, Juncker has told him to stick to the WA so it's this or no-deal then? maybe an election is on the way.

I think that's more than likely, though the new government will now be looking to see how Ireland etc react, they'll be wanting them to blink.

Ireland are just as obligated to maintain the integrity of the Single Market as every other member of it. It's not down to them alone.

[big fat yorkshire pudding]

Then again, he may just succeed.

His whole mantra though is similar to what BST says imo.  He's playing for an election and as it stands his strategy would probably give him a huge majority I think.

Reality bites, Juncker has told him to stick to the WA so it's this or no-deal then? maybe an election is on the way.

I think that's more than likely, though the new government will now be looking to see how Ireland etc react, they'll be wanting them to blink.

Ireland are just as obligated to maintain the integrity of the Single Market as every other member of it. It's not down to them alone.

No, but the EU's stance is about standing by Ireland isn't it?

[The Red Baron]

Then again, he may just succeed.

His whole mantra though is similar to what BST says imo.  He's playing for an election and as it stands his strategy would probably give him a huge majority I think.

Something like this scenario, possibly.

https://mobile.twitter.com/syrpis/status/1154286327699005440

[Glyn_Wigley]

Then again, he may just succeed.

His whole mantra though is similar to what BST says imo.  He's playing for an election and as it stands his strategy would probably give him a huge majority I think.

Reality bites, Juncker has told him to stick to the WA so it's this or no-deal then? maybe an election is on the way.

I think that's more than likely, though the new government will now be looking to see how Ireland etc react, they'll be wanting them to blink.

Ireland are just as obligated to maintain the integrity of the Single Market as every other member of it. It's not down to them alone.

No, but the EU's stance is about standing by Ireland isn't it?

In maintaining that integrity of the Single Market, yes, and not letting the Irish border become a smuggler's paradise and a gateway to illegally entering goods into the Single Market because there's no border controls. It also doesn't mean the EU have left any decisions to the Irish.

[The Red Baron]

Then again, he may just succeed.

His whole mantra though is similar to what BST says imo.  He's playing for an election and as it stands his strategy would probably give him a huge majority I think.

Something like this scenario, possibly.

https://mobile.twitter.com/syrpis/status/1154286327699005440

On a similar theme...
https://mobile.twitter.com/anandMenon1/status/1154678383667798016?p=v

[BillyStubbsTears]

Then again, he may just succeed.

His whole mantra though is similar to what BST says imo.  He's playing for an election and as it stands his strategy would probably give him a huge majority I think.

Something like this scenario, possibly.

https://mobile.twitter.com/syrpis/status/1154286327699005440

Looks pretty much exactly what I've been saying for the past 3 months

That's the point that Albie and the Corbynistas don't get. Labour being pro-Ref2 is not about Ref2. It's about positioning for a Sept/Oct Election. And I fear they've left it way too late.

Johnson tacks right, plays the "Brussels is bullying us and Parliament won't let me do No Deal" card to neutralise Farage's threat and get the Tory vote share up to 35%.

And Labour now does...well, what exactly? Say to the supporters who have switched to the LDs, "we know we've spent the past while calling you Red Tory, Blairite, Centrist, smug metropolitan w**kers and we know we've given you three years of mixed messages on Brexit, but will you vote for us now please?"

[i_ateallthepies]

Wasting your time, Idler.  He'll just come back and accuse you of not answering a question he asked.

What question would that be? That is the question.

I'm not answering that.

[selby]

  I think The Rovers will have a better winter Than the Labour Party, and are less likely to lose their manager.

[Bentley Bullet]

They could do with a couple of clever right-wingers to provide balance.

Mind you, Rovers could do with that too.

[bpoolrover]

Then again, he may just succeed.

His whole mantra though is similar to what BST says imo.  He's playing for an election and as it stands his strategy would probably give him a huge majority I think.

Something like this scenario, possibly.

https://mobile.twitter.com/syrpis/status/1154286327699005440

Looks pretty much exactly what I've been saying for the past 3 months

That's the point that Albie and the Corbynistas don't get. Labour being pro-Ref2 is not about Ref2. It's about positioning for a Sept/Oct Election. And I fear they've left it way too late.

Johnson tacks right, plays the "Brussels is bullying us and Parliament won't let me do No Deal" card to neutralise Farage's threat and get the Tory vote share up to 35%.

And Labour now does...well, what exactly? Say to the supporters who have switched to the LDs, "we know we've spent the past while calling you Red Tory, Blairite, Centrist, smug metropolitan w**kers and we know we've given you three years of mixed messages on Brexit, but will you vote for us now please?"
[/quote.  Got to agree with you, the more boris shouts no deal the less he has to lose, he will either get the no deal he wants or do exactly what you said either way he will say labour stood on the fence or blocked what he was trying to do

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[wilts rover]

Sorry people but it seems some of Mr Johnson's supporters have yet to get the memo - there are now new rules in place as to what you may and may not say, how you may say it and how you must address other forum users.

Just to be clear this is not a return to the Rt Hon Mr Blair's nanny state but a return to the way things were done when Britain was a great power and people knew their place - the 18th century.

https://twitter.com/itvnews/status/1154782412557168643

[Bentley Bullet]

About f**king time!

[SydneyRover]

That boris is willing to sacrifice the peace in Ireland to satisfy his own ambitions comes as no surprise to anyone familiar with the party he represents and that he is brushing aside the past three years of negotiations and efforts from May in the face of outright hostility from the EU to renegotiate and the US to support him has all the hallmarks of and ageing white male with an ego large enough to match his arse.

[bpoolrover]

What does it matter if he is white or not?