It’s slightly ironic that Jacob Rees-Mogg appears to be struggling to organise 48 M Ps’ to challenge Theresa May yet seems to think he can orchestrate our withdrawal from the EU.
malmic:
It’s slightly ironic that Jacob Rees-Mogg appears to be struggling to organise 48 M Ps’ to challenge Theresa May yet seems to think he can orchestrate our withdrawal from the EU.
Oh well, summat else I misunderstood then.
I thought Mr Rees-Mogg was trying to extricate the UK from the 21st century, and return us to the glory days of the 19th.
Mind you, both he and Mrs May would be well advised to employ the services of a professional cat wrangler to herd the rabble calling themselves Tory MPs!
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Franglais:
malmic:
It’s slightly ironic that Jacob Rees-Mogg appears to be struggling to organise 48 M Ps’ to challenge Theresa May yet seems to think he can orchestrate our withdrawal from the EU.Oh well, summat else I misunderstood then.
I thought Mr Rees-Mogg was trying to extricate the UK from the 21st century, and return us to the glory days of the 19th.Mind you, both he and Mrs May would be well advised to employ the services of a professional cat wrangler to herd the rabble calling themselves Tory MPs!
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Get the fleet together Admiral Nelson we’ll show em what we’re made of
Just to put matters in perspective, that ■■■■■■ Corbyn hasn’t got a ■■■■■■■ clue either so heaven help us if the Electorate vote that Marxist ■■■■ into Power now then we really would have serious problems ! I am vehemently opposed to what Remainer May is trying to shove down our throats which based on the current news reports her “deal” looks like it is dead in the water as the NI DUP have given it the thumbs down but more importantly some of the EU 27 have, and are, sticking the boot in ! But surely common sense will prevail and the job can be sorted out without Corbyn being let into No 10 !! Cheers Bewick.
Bewick:
Just to put matters in perspective, that ■■■■■■ Corbyn hasn’t got a [zb] clue either so heaven help us if the Electorate vote that Marxist [zb] into Power now then we really would have serious problems ! I am vehemently opposed to what Remainer May is trying to shove down our throats which based on the current news reports her “deal” looks like it is dead in the water as the NI DUP have given it the thumbs down but more importantly some of the EU 27 have, and are, sticking the boot in ! But surely common sense will prevail and the job can be sorted out without Corbyn being let into No 10 !! Cheers Bewick.
What your trying to say Dennis is that this man has not got a clue, Buzzer
I can agree with what you say about Corbyn but if Theresa May can’t get her deal through parliament there isn’t the slightest chance of anything the ERG come up with will get through the HoC
Buzzer:
Bewick:
Just to put matters in perspective, that ■■■■■■ Corbyn hasn’t got a [zb] clue either so heaven help us if the Electorate vote that Marxist [zb] into Power now then we really would have serious problems ! I am vehemently opposed to what Remainer May is trying to shove down our throats which based on the current news reports her “deal” looks like it is dead in the water as the NI DUP have given it the thumbs down but more importantly some of the EU 27 have, and are, sticking the boot in ! But surely common sense will prevail and the job can be sorted out without Corbyn being let into No 10 !! Cheers Bewick.What your trying to say Dennis is that this man has not got a clue, Buzzer
The political naivety of Conservatives knows no bounds.Corbyn is just a front for an agenda which is being controlled and orchestrated by Blairites allied with Soviet Socialists.That alliance is a far more formidable enemy than the idea that it’s all about Corbyn.On that note don’t be under any illusions that that alliance doesn’t also include the majority of the Con MP’s to the point where they will happily chuck the DUP under the bus.In which case they will be quaking in fear at being savaged by Mogg and the DUP ( not ).
malmic:
I can agree with what you say about Corbyn but if Theresa May can’t get her deal through parliament there isn’t the slightest chance of anything the ERG come up with will get through the HoC[/quoWhere is Guy Fawkes when he is most needed thats what i want to know, Buzzer
You were clearly a good businessman Buzzer but imagine if you had to get the agreement of 300plus people all with big egos before you could make a decision Nightmare!
It looks like the EU is going to have the final say on everything to do with Brexit whether we like it or not.
cav551:
It looks like the EU is going to have the final say on everything to do with Brexit whether we like it or not.
I think we can finally conclude that the referendum was a one sided sham of remain + either way and making us a Vassal State of the EU has already been decided by unelected elites on both sides of the channel and their Federalist supporters.
It’s clear that nothing short of the Queen doing her job as Head of State and ordering the military to start making arrests for treason and the EU being regarded as a hostile enemy state intent on takeover of the country is and was ever going to fix this.Probably all too late now anyway after allowing Royal Assent to the European Communities Act.So the EU Federation takes over the country.With the Queen and her armed forces standing back and allowing it,if not actively assisting it and all those within who regard themselves as EU citizens,who obviously want to abolish the Nation,as part of that.Assuming the ‘nation’ wasn’t actually abolished in 1066 and everything that’s happened since is all part of the same ongoing foreign imposed 1000 year and counting Reich.
cav551:
It looks like the EU is going to have the final say on everything to do with Brexit whether we like it or not.
Cutting through all the crap cav551 i think what’s really happening is no matter what the majority of the British population voted for MPs are going to take no notice whatsoever and do what they want. This as probably been the case from the very start but it could prove very dangerous .
ramone:
cav551:
It looks like the EU is going to have the final say on everything to do with Brexit whether we like it or not.Cutting through all the crap cav551 i think what’s really happening is no matter what the majority of the British population voted for MPs are going to take no notice whatsoever and do what they want. This as probably been the case from the very start but it could prove very dangerous .
The ‘very start’ being what happened in 1973 not 2016 and being all about the question as to what the Queen did in granting Royal Assent to the European Communities Act and why did she choose to do so bearing in mind the obvious implications regarding the illegal delegation of sovereignty contained within the treaty of Rome.Nothing to do with the political lightweights, like Heath,who decided to take it on themselves to decide an issue of National Sovereignty which was not only way outside their remit,but also way beyond their level of geopolitical intelligence not to mention integrity.On that note it would be a massive understatement to suggest that selling out the country to a bunch of unelected foreign megalomaniacs is ‘very dangerous’ from the point of view of one or two generations of Brits down the line who’ll see the full force of this 4th Reich in action and brought against them.The signs of the implied terms and intention of the EU Politburo,of no secession being allowed from this nightmare,already being clear not only in the form of article 50 but even moreso contained within the small print of traitor May’s so called ‘deal’.The fact that the Head of State and her armed forces,who are supposed to be there to defend the realm/nation from foreign imposition over us,seems to be ‘in on all this’ is just unbelievable and the real issue.With the idea of MP’s or anyone else having the right to vote the country out of existence just being an illegal diversion from that fact.On that note if the courts could be trusted to be acting in the National Interest they would have quashed the whole thing and referred the matter back to the Head of State on the basis that there can be no possible legal reason as to why the European Communities Act was given Royal Assent let alone all the successive treaties signed since.
Looks like Maggie May is getting a little desperate over in Brussels [emoji15]
gazsa401:
Looks like Maggie May is getting a little desperate over in Brussels [emoji15]
I think the plan all along was a joint cross party agreement to reject all plans and remain
ramone:
I think the plan all along was a joint cross party agreement to reject all plans and remain
^ This.Not only that but they also had the nerve to dress it up in the lie that their plan supposedly fits the definition of Leave which is a joke when it’s actually Remain + with the aim of taking out UKIP’s MEP’s.Thereby pretending that they aren’t ignoring a referendum decision that didn’t go their way.All par for the course for Federalists who history shows would prefer to go to war to impose their ideology on sovereign nation states let alone them being prepared to accept secession and then calling their Nationalist victims the ‘aggressors’ for doing nothing more than defending their National right of self determination.
It is indeed a carefully crafted plan: The arch perpetrator Nigel Farage was pulling the strings of his puppet Cameron to get the referendum in the first place.
When Johnson seemed likely to become Tory leader, and get a halfway proper Brexit, Gove was instructed to sabotage his chances.
We can now see May is weakened by her secret opponents, and an election looms, so the time is right for the Machiavellian Nigel to take the reins of UKIP, get a Parliamentary majority, and lead us all out of Europe.
UKIP struggle to get a majority? No, after dissolution of this Government the likes of Rees-Mogg will cross over. These “men of the people” will bring farm labouers, truck drivers, and nurses along with the ■■■■■ handed sons of the Stock Exchange. Honest hedge-funders will stop their sweated labour to give their support to these ordinary representatives of the masses. No problem with such support to win enough for a strong Government.
Yep, you gentlemen have seen through all the fog to see the plans laid by Farage. Don’t worry it’ll all be over by Christmas!
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Franglais I much prefer your satire to those who think it’s funny to post demeaning photos of Theresa May.
malmic:
Franglais I much prefer your satire to those who think it’s funny to post demeaning photos of Theresa May.
So do I Malmic, but, although I don’t agree with Ramone:
I think the plan all along was a joint cross party agreement to reject all plans and remain
I do hope he’s right. 
I can see the way this thing is going which is probably going to end up very ugly indeed.
May has shown its true colours by at last revealing the intention it had all along: No Brexit. The plan revealed will be to kick Brexit into the long grass and get the actual decision as far into the future as possible. The filthy party will operate a three line whip when it comes to a vote. Before that it will be made very clear to MPs what the result of turning down the deal will mean for their own political and financial future. They will be reminded that business will not be proposing future lucrative consultancies and directorships to those who do not toe the line it wants them to follow. The prospect of a general election will terrify the filthies, because they know they will not get back without even more support from elsewhere. Rather than dissolve into pro and anti europe factions they will rally round the blue flag and all we will see from the leavers is an abstain vote.The opposition parties will go along with this because while huff and puff says general election; reality says don’t do it.
The reaction from Brussels is predictable. Whenever it comes about, and it becomes clear that the leaving process has stopped, because the UK Government wants to remain in the EU, they will strike. Just about all the core fundamentals of Leave will go out of the window and then will come the big one: the UK owes the EU financial reparations for the trouble it has caused and will have to sign up to additional conditions. In order to remain and not just be ejected from the club by a vote of other members, they will want control of our Armed forces and our waters, the UK to join the euro, compensation of several hundred billion euros, and annual contributions to the EU budget exponentially related to other member state’s levels.